ready to see the return of favorite franchises like jurassic park, the avengers and star wars. to see just what's behind mr. grey's door. like the avengers fandango with a list of coming attractions and the stars that will shine brightest in 2015. dave carter joins us. >> great to see you. this is the manliest show i've been on. >> this is the manly show. how manly do you feel? >> pretty good. >> moving swiftly on -- >> until i tell you how excited i am for "fifty shades of gray" then i'm going to go down. >> that's where i want to start. when i read "fifty shades of gray" i got hot under the collar but i saw the trailer and i'm disappointed. the trailer isn't giving us the edge the book had. >> i didn't care for the book. it wasn't exactly fine literature but i'm a huge fan of the film maker, she's great and she makes cool edgy films. when i heard she was on board and when i heard jamie dornan and when i saw jamie dornan i thought, okay, now i'm in. dakota johnson, daughter of don johnson and melanie griffith looks like they have chemistry. >> i agree with mike y the trailer l

boasted that he was going to avenge the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. today, officers across the country are on high alert. how safe are they? >> if you want to say that mayor de blasio contributed to the atmosphere of hate to the police, absolutely he did. >> plus as the antipolice rhetoric by our leaders gone too far? we will have full analysis caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly who will join us in just a moment. our top story, of course, the cold blooded execution of two new york city police officers. on saturday afternoon, officers rafael ramos and wenjian lieu were sitting in their patrol car in brooklyn in 28-year-old princely walked up to their car. he was on a mission. posting on instagram a threat to avenge the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. i am beyond angry and heart broken over these assassinations. as is so much of the country. and bill o'reilly who was supposed to be off today he could not stayoins us by phone. so, bill, when i heard the new

the spilling of blood, it says, can only be avenged by blood, no reconciliation is acceptable.nt dozen ambassadors to his pursuers, the result is five attempts on his life. >> translator: i have written several letters to the government, they send people to my house, who say why do you keep complaining. you are in a blood feud. this is where you are going to die. >> reporter: two years ago they nearly escaped the town by driving to sweden. they were turned away after the albanian government said they could help the family. >> translator: albania is under pressure to build a proper state. and is afraid to confess that it cannot protect itself own. but it's a lie and a crime at the expense of the families. >> reporter: the rule explicitly states that women and children should never be targeted. it was a cold designed to uphold male honor, but honor is lost and the weak are lost. >>> canadian researchers are using video game technology to predict coastal erosion on prince edward island. daniel lak reports. >> reporter: barbara and emmett know coastal erosion too well. where their

later used her instagram account to make anti-police statements suggesting he would kill officers to avenge the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. new york city mayor bill de blasio condemned the shootings. >> this was an assassination. these officers were shot execution style, particularly despicable act which goes at the very heart of our society and our democracy when a police officer is murdered, it tears at the foundation of our society. us.s an attack on all of it is an attack on everything we hold dear. >> criminal records show brinsley had a troubled history with the law, with multiple arrests and at least two years behind bars. his family says he had mental issues, including a reported suicide attempt a year ago. the officers' double-killing was condemned by the families of unarmed african-americans recently killed by police and the protest groups that have sprung up in response. on sunday, eric garner's mother gwen carr, and his widow, esaw gardner, said the killings have no connection to their quest for justice. >> we are going in peace. and anyone who is standing with us,

tonight, so many mourn the loss of two of new york city's finest, at the hands of a man vowing to avengeent deaths of two unarmed black men, eric garner and michael brown, whose killings by police officers sparked nationwide anti-police protests. >> the assassination of these two officers was an attack on the city of new york as a whole, on every one of us, on our values, on our democracy. >> reporter: it was an attack in broad daylight. the officers shot dead saturday at point-blank range. >> shots fired. >> reporter: their attacker has been identified at 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley, a new york native, who police and family say had a history of mental illness and at least 19 prior arrests. authorities believe brinsley's rampage began in the early hours saturday morning, in baltimore, when he allegedly shot his former girlfriend in the stomach inside her own home. he then boarded a bus from baltimore to new york, arriving at 10:50 a.m. seen here in surveillance video, his gun, shorts believe, to be inside that bag. at about 1:30 p.m., he posts a warning on instagram, quote, i'm putting

he and his patrol car partner were killed while in their car by a man claiming to avenge the killing of unarmed black men by police. this has been a huge funeral procession, hasn't it, courtney? >> absolutely. it went on for two hours. just the ceremony itself. i'm standing outside of the church, christ tabernacle church where officer ramos was a p parishioner for nearly 15 years. this morning the police locked down the area. the secret service sweeped in so vice president joseph biden could attend. after the area was locked down for several hours the police filled with policemen. they were not only from the nypd, the new york police department, but police departments from around the country. >> how much sympathy is there now for the police at a time when, of course, there have been major problems in the relationship between the police and some communities right across the u.s. and the police have been roundly criticized in some areas. what sympathy is being shown for police in new york? >> as we've seen nor months now, we've seen killings of unarmed black men. we've seen protests in

that was launched in june and is what the pakistani taliban and they were trying to avenge today if attacked. many analysts and critics will say it needs more than that. it is not enough just to go one-on-one against a particular group in the country as a whole needs to go after militants, their sympathizers and ideological supporters. many of him are tacitly supported by the pakistani state because their goals sometimes parallel those of pakistan. critics will say nothing will change until these people take it on. >> a complicated situation there. thank you for your analysis. >> to the arabian peninsula and in yemen, 20 car bomb attacks have killed at least 15 people, including 15 children. >> two car bombs were detonated at different locations in central yemen. a school bus filled with primary school students was traveling nearby when the first bomb exploded at a checkpoint manned by a shiite militia. the second device detonated near his home of a local official. the russian ruble is in freefall following oil prices together with western sanctions. >> the ruble plunged more than 11% this t

it is the latest strike to avenge a deadly taliban school attack. 32 militants were ambushed in northwestistan near the afghan border. another eight were killed in southern pakistan. yesterday pakistani military jets and troops killed 27 suspected militants. the taliban killed 108 mostly children at a school earlier this week. >>> three senior isis leaders have been killed by u.s. air strikes. cbs news has confirmed the three included the top deputy of the leader terrorist group. the other were the military leader in iraq and in basel. tsarnaev was in federal court in boston for the first time since his arraignment almost a year and a half ago. the judge asked him if he thought he was getting good counsel and tsarnaev said yes, sir. no rulings were made at the pretrial hearing. jury selection would start january 5th unless he agrees to a deal with prosecutors. >> one very substantive conversation which has to happen between now and then is whether or not the defendant would be inclined to offer a death penalty being taken off the people. >> 3three were killed and 200 were injured. >>> the

avengers. >> reporter: a different kind of superhero for kids who need some rescuing.nna goldman, cbs news, washington. >> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the head of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops talks about pope francis and the gift of christmas. >>> and wynton marsalis profiles ballet legend patricia mcbride, one of the kennedy center's honorees. that's the "cbs morning news" for this christmas morning. thanks for watching. i even 'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> good morning, today is thursday, december 25th, you know what in a means, merry christmas, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. stories we're following today, i'm sure you noticed today it is a windy christmas, into the white one. storm scan3 showing the rain is still here and the winds of course picking up. >> pope francis also he celebrates christmas at the vatican, and delivers a message on what he believes catholics need. >>> and, a christmas interested that's notes an important moment in

avengers! >> reporter: a different kind of superhero for kids who need some rescuing. goldman, cbs news, washington. >> axelrod: and that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm jim axelrod. for all of us here, good night, merry christmas, and we ave you with a look at the national christmas tree in washington. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ >>> ever wonder how the stars celebrate the holidays? >> we have you covered tonight on "e.t." ♪ >> we're going to go to my parents' farm and hang out and cook. an italian christmas and none of us are italian. >> the kooblging, the traveling, the stars do it too. >> i'm getting out of l.a. >> we got a 2-year-old boy at home. we're going to shower him with presents and be at the grandparents' home back in washington state. >> some have other plans. >> stay as far away from your family as possible. once my mom is halfway through a box of wine, she's uncontrollable. >> we're talking to idina menzel, dishing on her holiday album, moving on from her split with taye diggs and

recent comments he posted on social media say the killings were an act of retribution to avenge the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. bri brian has the latest. >> they grieve over the senseless murders of wenjian liu and rafael ramos. this morning at st. patrick's cathedral bill bratton joining cardinal timothy dollen who offered his prayers. >> we mourn with them, we need them, we respect them and we are proud of them and we thank them. >> 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsleyw walked up to a patrol car and shot both officers in the head. the ambush so fast they most likely did not even see their killer. moments later brinsley sthahot himself in a subway station. earlier that day he shot and killed his former girlfriend in baltimore. blood stained pants with police messages suggesting this was in revenge for eric garner i'm putting wings on pigs today. they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs. officers turned their backs on the mayor after he visit the families of the fallen officers. this morning eric garner's mother condemning the shooting. >> standing here in sorrow about losing

to avenge the killing patella bans members by pakistan members. promising his military will continue an aggressive operation aimed at the militants. hist >> pam: he says he is not backing now from belize on the street. --bullying people on the street.. >> reporter: knocked out because all he tried to do is the right thing. >> what happened to me happen to me because i was along and these guys attacked me because i was an easy target creek and they are not courageous >> reporter: what did this do to your determination? >> absolutely, i have gone back out to join the protesters again. and demonstrations. >> for listen to these mothers and fathers. you cannot let these people deter you. when black people are killed them black children are killed is business as usual. >> i will go to people i know. i am not going to go up for nighttime demonstrations at least for a while. >> pam: still ahead, tonight at 8. and stubborn and storm counting the bay area. >> pam: no charges will be brought against comedian bill cosby after it won that accused them of cent

that shooter said hes with avenging the deaths of brown and garner and took his life shortly after the shooting. >> the empire state building lights are dimmed if honor of the police officers and vice president biden will attend the funeral for some are rafael ramos on saturday. the funeral plans are still being worked out for officer liu with the family waiting for relatives to arrive from china. >> in sonoma county, one person was taken to the hospital after an early morning fire in rohnert park that broke out just after midnight. witnesses say one person inside the burning building was rescued by fires. it appears most of the damage was to a second floor unit, one first responder only two were treated on the scene. there is no word on their injuries or the conditions of the tenant taken to the hospital. hospital. >> a full coolidge, between coolidge and 14th, with a tree needing to be pulled from the highway and chopped up so drivers are told to expect delays and avoid the areas. no word on how long the highway will be closed. >> a race against time for a san francisco institution t

the gunman who ambushed those officers claimed to be avenging the deaths of michael brown and eric garner. they denounced the killings and expressed their support for the 2 murdered officers. standing here in sorrow about losing those 2 police officers. that was definitely not -- anyone who is standing with us, we want you to not user rick gardner's name for violence, for we are not about that. and yesterday police commissioner laid a wreath at the scene of this weekend's shooting in brooklyn, while andrew cuomo visited the families of the officers and called their deaths sinceless. with rising tension in new york city right now later today the mayor is planning to address his critics as he gives a speech, pam, about strengthening ties between police and the community. they are trying to sort of cool the situation there in new york city. a lot of tension between the mayor, a lot of political leaders and the officers. >> certainly, we'll stay on this story and check back in with you in just a little bit. thank you, alex. >>> 4:36 is the time. hours before shooting and killing the 2 police

from the nasdaq market site, i'm melissa lee, and today's theme is simple, america's back with avengeance. this number shows economic growth is strong. the number now, if you're missing the rally, what's the best way to catch up? dan, you have an old one, but a good one. that is the dog of dow theory. >>> december 5, looking at the back end of the year, the very end of the year, and, you know, i've been in the camp of stick with what's been working up until this point. when you think about the calendar shift, portfolio managers and what they are looking to do, they are trying to find the things that have not been appreciated the way they should. the dogs of the dow strategy works when you have something under appreciated. look at the dow 30, you know, ge one of the worst performing stock. >> theory, back up, take the worst performing stocks of the dow, buy them for the next year. >> yeah. two of the worst acting, a lot of stock specific stuff here. ge faces some risk. you know, think about the strong dollar, their emerging market exposure, these are hot spots, but this caught my eye becau

to avenge so many of my ends. >> because of people of what happened the military undoubtedly enjoys more support here. but there are other pakistanis who still doubt the efficacy of more violence in solving the country's problems. al jazeera. peshawar. >> had a mid rashid is a prominent writer and analyst in pakistan. he said there is wide spread fear of how the armed group will respond to the military campaign. >> what people are expecting now is retaliation against the taliban. as a consequence of that the whole country has gone into i don't care down. all the schools and universities have been shut down prematurely, well, before the winter holidays were due. there are troops guarding major locations such as colleges, railway stations, airports have been--the security has doubled. i think there is no doubt that there will be more attacks by the taliban and they will choose--they will go against the soft targets like the school, i'm sure, and they have already threatened that they will possibly kidnap children of military and state security officers, or just kidnap children in general.

the super hero epic "avengers" in second place.nny crockett's 1986 ferrari testarossa is around $1.75 million. i looked this up bill that tweet rise from "mime vice" is auctioned on ebay. the classic car guide lists the normal off-the-street version 25 cheaper. >>> a new survey by zillo rank the person people want to have as their ideal neighbor. other than bill karins. jimmy fallon came in first place. blek shelton and miranda lambert were number two. >>> i don't know tommy. maybe we should do something else like sit on the floor and be really quiet. >> the voice behind "chuckie" has passed away, also known as the voice of babe in the 1999 film passed away at the age of 51. the cause is not known. >>> "american sniper" hit the $1 million mark in five days. the clint eastwood directed film opens nationwide january 16. >>> what are celebrity new year's resolutions. let's take a listen. >> are you a new year's resolution type of person? >> i'm a new year's evolution person. don't need to fix anything just keep evolving it. >> my reso

that shooter said hes with avenging the deaths of brown and garner and took his life shortly after the

avengers. >> reporter: a different kind of superhero for kids who need some rescuing.nna goldman, cbs news, washington. >> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the head of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops talks about pope francis and the gift of christmas. >>> and wynton marsalis profiles ballet legend patricia mcbride, one of this year's kennedy center's honorees. that's the "cbs morning news" for this christmas morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it is thursday, december 25. merry christmas. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> even scrooge gave bob cratchett day off, i'm brian hackney in for frank mallicoat. >> the wind has picked up in the bay area over the past day and that's knocked over trees on roads this one on lucas valley road near skywalker ranch. there is a downed tree and power lines down. that happened at 2 a.m. in daly city

here's the key line from the story -- "jeb bush's flurry avengers does not suggest anyone preparing to run for president." the story also suggests jeb bush might have a mitt romney problem because of all the overseas ties he has through these investment vehicles. a lot of supporters are saying he does not have a mitt romney problem but a lot of those people thought mitt romney did not have a mitt romney problem. does this story, a major exclusive, show the dimensions of jeb bush's experience and what does it say about his chances in 2016? >> there is a technical thing with some of these investment vehicles whether he is a key man, meaning that he can walk away from this, and he is not apparently designating himself a key man, so he could walk away from them. some investors would be upset, thinking they had invested in a jeb bush vehicle. we both cover 2012 carefully and went through a lot of stuff related to debate and capital. sometimes there was real stuff there and sometimes there was phony stuff that now there are all of these questions. who are all of these investors? you remember

fandango, "star wars," the force awakens, is the most anticipated film of 2015 with the superhero epic avengers age of ultron in second place. the asking price for sonny crockett's 1986 ferrari is around $1.75 million. the sweet ride from the tv classic "miami vice" is being auctioned on ebay until january 7th. >>> a new survey by zillo ranked the person most people want to have as their ideal neighbor, jimmy fallon. he came in top place with the couple of blake shelton and miranda lambert, they came in second. >>> i don't know, tommy. maybe they're not here. maybe we should do something else, like sit on the floor and be really quiet. >> the voice behind the rugrats chuckie finster has passed away. christine cavanaugh, also known as the voice of babe in the 1995 film, passed away early last week at the age of 51. >>> and american sniper set a new record for hitting the $1 million mark in only five days. while only playing in just four theaters. the clint eastwood directed film opens nationwide january 16th. >>> what are some celebrities new year's resolutions? >> are you a new year's resolutio

fighting each other for territory, trying to evict people off valuable land, conscripting young men, or avenginglator: a friend came to visit me on november 3rd, 2013. the paramilitaries came into the neighborhood, they took my friend outside and shot him in front of my children and my nieces and nephews. >> ten years ago, they took her father away. the family never heard from him& again, never reported it for fear of even worse consequences. even today gloria does not want her image or real name used. on average, about 12,000 people have been driven from their homes in each of the past several years here in buenaventura. dozens if not hundreds have disappeared or been murdered, some with particular brutality,ç their bodies dismembered and disposed of in clear sight, in a campaign intended to terrorize people. things began to change in one small part of the neighborhood called la playita. some 4000 residents put up a gate and a sign and declared it a humanitarian space. >> translator: we can't take it anymore, so we decided to do something about it. that's when we decided to work with justice an

disease and they assume it doesn't exist and when they assume it doesn't exist, it can come back with avengence. >> reporter: close to 10,000 cases have been reported this year with worries it could spread. >> there is no predicting it could go, but i assure you it could set up shop in anyplace in this country. >> reporter: and many are watching what could be a rough flu season since this year's vaccine prevent against the virus. and now it is widespread in 29 states. >> the season is not over. it is just beginning. >> reporter: mumps has been prevalent. in 2013, 438 were reported. and including viruses found in the national hockey league. they share certain cold-like symptoms. the flu comes on fast with a high fever. whooping cough starts slowly, characterized by a fast cough and then a whooping sound as the patient tries to inhale. mumps which is far less common involves painful swelling of the glands in the cheek and neck. experts say getting vaccines will help. that is what might have helped little aubrey. with her cough gone, the sounds she makes now are much easier to listen to. >>> a mas

he wanted to avenge the teeth of michael brown and eric garner. >> oakland prifers are wearing blackgs are at half staff at the police department. oakland community leaders spoke with high schoolers at the youth center on issues including safety and nonviolence and improving communications with police. >> every police officer i know wants the same thing every citizen in the protestors want. a safe oakland and with everyone doing their job correctly. >> officers are worried that outside the bay area, they are stoking public anger and provoking some people who highway be unstable or are prone to violence already. >>> there is a lot of anger happening and the power of the police. and there is a lot of fear. i could moanlly imagine how crazy it is -- i could only imagine how crazy it is. >>> fear at a time when trust is eroding between the police and the public. the shootings in the city will make the situation even worse. >>> tomorrow, they will honor an officer killed eight years ago. 28-year-old officer bryant tavera was gunned down on the night of december 22, 19 19 -- 2006. >> he wa

it came out with avengeance. >> it's coming down hard like you mentioned. right on the afternoon commute. we are seeing it, it was not a big morning at all. it was dry until after lunch. and did is it is moving through the bay area. we're also seeing an urban small stream flood advisory that is included the rest of the bay area essentially. earlier, it was the north bay. that small flood advisory will be dropped as we get into the 9:00 hour. but that is not for a little while. so we are seeing heavy rain up here in vallejo. that is real heavy rain as you move up on 80. you are seeing american canyon with heavy rain. heavy rain out by oakland right now. you see that line going through and coming closer as alameda island. you are getting hit hard. everything is moving towards the north and east. mostly due east. and then down in san jose, heavy rain, get ready for it in san jose. you are seeing some heavy showers in the next hour or the next few minutes. los altos, getting heavy rain. so, as we point out, as julie mentioned, the afternoon commute is getting w

the killer, a black gunman with a long criminal record who had posted social media threats to avengeths of michael brown and eric garner. those two unarmed black men killed by police in missouri and new york this year, have become symbols of injustice for protesters across the u.s. but new york mayor bill de blasio's statement in support of the protests have arouse the the anger of his own police force. its members accuse him of endangering their safety by stoking hostility against them. after visiting the families of the slain officers, de blasio said their grief should be the focus for everyone. >> how do we support them? that's what i would ask to any organizations that were planning events or gatherings that are about politics and protests, that could be for another day. >> reporter: the city's police commissioner said racial tensions have grown, spiked by the social media's attention to alleged police brutality. >> one of the things that is a concern at the moment is this issue is really starting to go down partisan lines, republican, democrat, this is something that should brin

the the taliban says murders before to avenge killings of its members by pakistani authority. >>> coming up on 4:43. katie, is that rain out of here. >> oh, yeah, it is out of here. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> yes, i know, i will keep it very, you know, confined. >> yes. >> but we are expecting to see that breeze kick in. that will be the noticeable weather x factor here today. we should get some sunshine. >> all right. >> despite the cold front passage. that doesn't always happen. we will take what we can get. the let's address the elephant in the room. my eyes are bothering me. i call them my claire underwoods, house of cards, that is where that is coming from. storm scan three and see what is going on out there you can stille wet weather up across new england, connecticut, mass chew set where we are finding the wet weather but we are still fining some moisture across north and western portions of pennsylvania right now, although, we will zoom it out. we will look at the the storm structure. what is actually happening here it would a appear that this wet weather is making a beeline fo

star wars" installment, the next jurassic installment, the next bond which is next year the next avengers movie, the next "ted" which are all coming out in 2015 i doubt we'll see any of those go day in day as "the interview" was. >> reporter: it could be with more small budget independent films. >> it's critical that he keeps his hand open and touches nothing. >> reporter: even so the online release highlighted another problem. an estimated 1.5 million illegal downloads denied sony millions more in revenue, yet with this first big test of how consumers would respond to choice "the interview" provided some answers. for "nightly business report," jane wells, los angeles. >>> the house can market is cooling off, and that could be a good thing. we'll explain why right after >>> it looks like it's shaping up to be a december to remember for auto sales. cars.com says expect sales of cars and light trucks this month to hit 1.5 million units, that's up more than 11% from a year ago making this the best december for car sales since 2006. >> and to another big purchase we're talking about a home no

cowboys looking for least avenge. the bird will likely look for more production from the running game and served them well two weeks ago, lesean mccoy put up 159-yard day against dallas's d. >> i thought we block really well. i thought our line had a really good game. i thought lesean hit the holes really well. >> you just want to go with what works, for us some play against them, we know their personnel. it is so fresh. it is just a couple weeks ago. >> it is a big game. our fans love rivalry and we will have a lot of fun with it. >> nfl promised a new personnel conduct policies ape new rules released to day a a accused players will go on paid leave immediately after formal charges are and or an independent investigation. league will hire a special counsel, who will oversee disciplinary actions. >>> nfl players association wasn't too happy with this announce. saying quote our union has not been offer the the professional courtesy of seeing the nfl's new new personal conduct policy before it hit the presses. their uni

a taliban spokesman says it was to avenge the killings of taliban members at the hands of pakistani authorities. officials say all seven attackers were killed. >>> meanwhile, british officials say their efforts to fight ebola in sierra leone will see rapid progress in the next four to six weeks. what will turn the tide? well, britain plans to intensify its ebola response in the area around the capital of freetown, which accounts for about half of the country's cases. >>> and the los angeles police department could be the nation's largest law enforcement agency to equip its officers with body cameras. now, they're planning to arm 7,000 officers with the technology by next summer. some can come as early as next month. >>> and an american airlines flight diverted for severe turbulence will take off again today. 15 people were injured aboard the rough flight that took off from seoul, south korea. it was on its way to dallas, but it was diverted and landed in tokyo instead. today that flight will resume its trip to dallas. >>> and finally, the u.s. plans to bid for the 2024 summer olympic games. fou

avengers!ter: a different kind of superhero for kids who need some rescuing. ( applause ) julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >> axelrod: and that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm jim axelrod. for all of us here, good night and merry christmas. and we leave you with a look at the national christmas tree in washington. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and now at 6:00 a bay area elected official uses the "n" word during a meeting. tonight he is making no excuses and refusing to step down. it doesn't stop with this incident. new at 6:00 da lin caught up with the board member who had a lot more to say today. da. >> reporter: that long-time board member of the or ra loma sanitary district used the n worth ride here at a public meeting about two weeks ago. he said it here many more times. >> where i am, it's raining cats and dogs and little [ censored ] >> reporter: the 88-y

the stilling of blood can only be avenged. >> dzens of ambassadors have been sent.he response is five attempts on life. even thorties wokened -- authorities cannot help him. i wrote several letters to the government and they send police and a social worker to my house. why do you complain and write letters. this is where you are going to day. >> two years ago the family escaped the town by driving to intend. they were turned away after it was claimed albanian authorities could pect them. it's a claim set up. >> albania is under pressure. it is afraid to confess that it caned protect its own. this is irresponsible and is not only a lie, but a crime at the offense of the families. women and children should never be targeted. honour has been lost >>> south korea, the u.s. and japan will sign a trilateral sharing pack. the agreement will allow them to respond to provocation. officials in the south korean capital say it will help them deal with mice il threats. police in hong kong arrested 37 people after protesters returned to the street. protesters walked five roads. t

that is to to be avenger of evildoers. paul said that in romans chapter 13. say about the pope's letter which is great. he said that the christmas carols of these persecuted christians will be accompanied by tears and sighs. that is true. but they will be accompanied by hope. hope you find in carols themselves. that most familiar carol, joy to the world, the lord has come, was not written about the first coming of christ but about the second coming when he will rule the world in truth and grace. and the good news of christmas is, that even though we live in a broken world, and there is no peace on earth right now, that will change one day when christ returns and rules in perfect justice and righteousness. that is good news, not just for these persecuted christians in the middle east but for all peoples. >> good news and certainly hopeful message here on this christmas eve amidst so batched news. dr. jeffers, thanks for joining us. merry christmas to you and yours. >> merry christmas to you, thanks, all the best. leah? leah: lost a battle against jesse ventura

warplanes from two carriers avenged the unwarranted assault with 64 sorties to north vietnam pt bases, 25 boats, more than half the fleet, were destroyed. and north vietnam oil reserves badly depleted. it is estimated 10% went up in flames after direct hits. >> during the second of august attacks, there was a time of electronic intelligence and signals intelligence in between the boats directing them all the way through the period of the attack and withdrawal and damage to the ships. during the 4th of august, at the very moment you have the destroyers reporting torpedos in the water, there is no electronic signaling. there is no communications being picked up. coordinating these attacks. it's -- i think the historian for the national security agency hanyak said it's like a sherlock holmes story, the dog that didn't work. when the dog on the inside does not bark, it means it is an inside job. if there is no electronic intelligence, are the boats talking to each other? means there's probably not an attack. to me, maybe the most telling of all the, we now have thousands of pages of prima

plans to avenge the sony attack. >> we around going to discuss, you know, publicly operational detailshe possible response options except to say that some will be seen, some may not be seen. >> now, another possible explanation for that outage is that north korea may have shut down its own network. that would be in the information seen by citizens it would also block an incoming attack by the u.s. or another opponent. anthony. >> bob orr, thanks. >>> joe cocker was one of the few singers could truly could be called one of a kind. he was famous for his raspy voice and particularly for a legendary performance caught on film ♪ lend me your ear then i'll sing you a song ♪ >> reporter: his voice instantly recognizable. gravelly, gritty, full of soul. joe cocker was a modern throwback. perfectly melding contemporary rock by blues from a different era. born in sheffield, england, cocker honed his talent performing in pubs around the 1960s. ♪ do you need anybody >> reporter: in 1968, he shot to stardom with a cover of the beatle's hit "with a little help from my friends." >> i remember like in

to avenge for many of my friends. >> the military undoubtedly enjoys more support here. but there are many pakistani who doubt the use of more violence. >> an in protest after one person was killed in anti-government demonstrations. protesters have been on the streets now demanding its president step down. we're joined now by west africa analyst and director of information. can you tell us a bit more about why people are taking to the streets in protest? >> it's not only that. it's beyond that. the difficulties that the country is facing, has also to do with the lack of political dialogue. his father has been in power from 197 to 2009. these days by changing course elections or rigging elections. no one wants to only go by the rules. >> do people want to see free and fair elections. they want to have their voices heard. very interesting the political climate in gabon really took the turn for the worst when a journalist, he published a book that accused the president of having falsified his birth certificate, and his diplomas. tell us about the fact that that this has had

he says to avenge the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. and u.s.er attack on hollywood one of the gravest national security dangers we face. >> we cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can start imposing censorship here in the united states. >> how will the u.s. respond to the hacking attack on sony pictures? and how vulnerable is the u.s. to cyber warfare from north korea and other countries? we'll ask the chair of the house intelligence committee mike rogers who

here with a preview of what to expect is nfl insider jason >>> coming up you have seen her in the avenger movies but you have not seen scarlett johansson in "under the skin." movies you love and should check out, next on "cbs this morning saturday." ing trouble protecting their quarterback aaron rodgers. he's kind of dinged >>> right now green bay is having trouble protecting their government aaron rodgers. this is the classic offense versus defense match-up. detroit is a team that could be go to seattle and could be tough in the post season. >> it's up for grabs, jason. but we have two teams under .500 carolina versus atlanta. >> yeah, we do and they are not going to be able to get to .500 but somebody is going to host a playoff game at home. we have this game on cbs, and right now carolina, and cam newton he was in a auto accident and he has come back and is thriving. they are running the football. thriving. can atlanta finally stop the run because they've had teams grinding at them. >> let's talk about this bengals in pittsburgh. this is a night game and that could affect something. >>