>>catherine: a shooting in the parking lot of an in-n- out berger in of all. at least one person was hit. police are now looking for the shooter. bay area retailers are saying that this year's shopping season is doing well and they figure that it will get even better. nationwide, numbers are down 2%. the next busy shopping days are expected to be this saturday and friday the 23rd. >>catherine: new details in a security breach at lucky's grocery stores. officials are now saying that personal financial information of a least 1000 shoppers has been snatched. >>reporter: federal authorities say highly trained forensic computer experts are looking inside of debit card readers like this one to learn the was the mastermind thing in this identity theft. but these could have left incriminating evidence inside of the devices. with so many stores falling prey, it is possible that it was a crime ring of several people and not just one person. secret service special agent in the edelman says if they continue to collect information to help with the investigation and talking

berger.resident's healthcare law doctors were shying away from medicine because it doesn't pay as well as it used to. internists, family practice doctors, they aren't raking in huge dough when you factor in medical school costs. there are only a few specialties that still pay a lot of money to doctors. >> if you want to be a millionaire become an investment banker. i would ask my two colleagues. what do we do with the patients who show up at the hospital with a life-threatening condition without insurance. are we going to continue to bankrupt them or ask the government to subsidize that care? it's just frustrating to hear things like this. we need to provide insurance. for the doctors, the emergency room doctor i know you have seen this firsthand. somebody comes in to who needs an apen detective -- who needs surgery. you know that bill will be in excess of $100,000. if you probably know people who have become personally bankrupt because of that. we have the capacity to take care of these peop

(laughter) >> there's a lot of cheese bergers there. >> stephen: let's talk about the pressure of stardom because you guys are on a rocket ship to the moon right now. okay? this time last year you were beardy and glasses, the rock 'n' roll guys. now you are the black keys! triple grammy winners! everything you do is scrutinized. every note. is there any pressure knowing that any moment the star ship could crash? >> um, yeah, absolutely. >> stephen: how do you deal with that fresh injury? >> we just try to ignore it. >> stephen:ly not let you. because you know we're broadcasting this tonight. >> really? >> stephen: yeah. a lot of bantdz we don't. (laughter) but i'm a huge fan of you guys. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: i haven't heard the new album, what can i snex is there anything different about this from "brothers"? because you have this bluesy soulful rough rock 'n' roll sound. >> there's less of the soulful... less slower songs, more up tempo. but definitely still sounds like us. >> stephen: more up tempo. so a lot of my audience watches the show with mute on. so are the songs mor

traffic maps, a potential hot spots, and the southbound direction of the nimitz freeway at hagen berger, a two car crash currently blocking the left hand lanes, speeds dropped to just 30 mi. per hour. we do have some delays coming out of millbrae. it looks like bart is recovering from an earlier problem with an equipment problem on the tracks. this is a tree that fell on a home, an elderly woman and her son were trapped inside, they had to be rescued by fire crews. the santa ana winds are becoming really crab plant end strong, not only in southern california but also and nevada. crews are slowly restoring power to hundreds of thousands of customers. the 270,000 utility customers still did not have power last night. >>justine: this just in, the labor department just put out new unemployment numbers and the unemployment rate fell to 8.6%, that is listed no. since march of 2009 since the depths of the recession. employers added 120,000 jobs off last month. employers have stepped up hiring in response to the improving economy. the unemployment rate is now down to 8.6%. a quick break but we

they did not out to ben rawls berger for a little while. big ben becae a browns sandwich. he limped off the field and got a paint shop. he played the second half. look at that. he came back from that in the second half. he could still walking around but managed to do that. he threw for 280 yards in that game. the ribbons cannot be happy having to deal with 84 the next several years. no long-term prognosis for a better off as burger, but according to his agent it does not look good. >> i thought my leg was broken, actually. it felt like the middle of my leg was -- i did not even want to -- and felt like my foot was outside of my leg. i am glad i was -- i asked the doctor if it was broken, he said let's get an x-ray. thankfully it was not. >> hawaii ankle sprain is the diagnosis. the heisman trophy find a new home tomorrow night. the stanford quarterback has a trophy he will cherished already. he tore the sports legends is them wearing the colors he might call his own next year and learning more about the john unitas history. luck also starred in a classroom with a 3.4 gpa.

. >> dutch troopers berger said today he can see the point -- ruppersberger, but will vote for the senate version to make sure the tax cut remains. >> i agree with the speaker that we should have one year because there is more consistency and we do not need to have this crisis and bait every two months. mix the congress look dysfunctional. this is what the senate passed. the house and senate have to come together to have a bill. >> the house voted scheduled after 6:30 p.m. tonight and any changes would have to be approved by the senate which has gone home for the holidays. >> stop that electronic use. >> taking on a life of its on it. just had in covering the nation. >> i'm jayne miller. coming up at 6:00, what now for north korea? ♪ [ female announcer ] light up your season with a brighter, whiter smile. with crest 3d white professional effects whitestrips. it penetrates below the enamel surface to whiten as well as a $500 dentist treatment. the secret's in the strip. for a smile that's sure to stand out. crest 3d white professional effects whitestrips. use these products together for a

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>>gary: ross + berger and willis are very iffy for monday night. bulls are nursing injuries. the steelers want to win. to beat pittsburgh, the 49ers will have to put some offense together. >> they are a veteran group across the board. they know what they're doing. they play fast. they are all skilled a reading routes as well, reading the quarterback. >> they're very good technically. there are good in all phases of their defense. there are very few times that's a one blows coverage or is out of position. it is impressive. >>gary: you heard smith talk about gambling on the game. right now there is no definitive word on whether or not ross was burger will start for the start. in long island were suspended for one day for t- bowing in the hallway. my word! that is ridiculous. >>gary: when we come back, it is golden gloves time. we love jan wahl.--when we come back it is time for the golden globes. >>gary: the golden gloves get everyone excited. >>jan: they have no integrity at the golden gloves. >>jan: the hollywood foreign press awards are born to be funny and crazy. they have

berger, mike wallace, ethlisberger. special teams -- there he goes. 35-7. steelers now 9-3. game of the afternoon in minnesota. peterson out injured. tim tebow -- he makes you miss. he can be accurate at times. he is there. he makes a couple of moves, 41 yards. 22-21 vikings. 29-21, vikes. the former raven breaking out, 111 on the day. 29-27, bronocs go for 2. tebow in the quarterback draw. tied at 29. locked up. is chance to answer -- he gets it wrong. goodman with a nice return setting up frazier. 23 yards, denver wins it. tebow 6-1. bb & t classic, maryland and notre dame. much more to maryland is liking in the second half. leading the way for the terps. leading over the irish late in the second half. double figures for the irish. we will finish that with the video accompaniments doctor "sunday night football." the chevron world challenge with a very serious finished for carter woods. at sherwood country club, woods with a birdie. outright lead, 8 under par. woods knows what to do on the greens. he takes his share of the lead right there. on the 17, was one stroke back, t

roland berger reports from tokyo. >> explosions -- since explosions shook the nuclear plant, the reactors were pushed into meltdown after being engulfed by a huge tsunami. now the government announced that workers at the power station achieved their goal. it is in a state of cold shutdown and the leaks of radiation have been substantially reduced. >> since i took office, i have been saying that for japan to be reborn, fukushima has to be saved. the nuclear power plant accident needed to be stabilized. since march 11, we have been working with our full force to get the reactors under control. >> the disaster has shaken the confidence of the japanese in nuclear power, which used to provide one-third of their electricity. almost all of the countries reactors are now offline because of local safety fears. this announcement is just one milestone of what will be a very long road to recovery. the exclusion zone around the power station remains in force. tens of thousands of people used to live here. cleaning up the radiation will mean removing the topsoil from valleys and mountains. a flat on th

c-span: what was it like serving with chief justice warren berger? >> guest: well, there of course are all sorts of aspects. he is a very likable man and he was judged by others sometimes is being a little pompous and more regal but he was a good residing officer and a very gracious public person. he handled public affairs very well. and the internal deliberations, i think he was less confident than either of his two successors. i will be frank with you, he did many fine things but i don't think he handled the conferences as well as either bill rehnquist or john roberts did. i don't think he was as accurate in the assignment of opinions as he might have been. at times, he assigned opinions to members of the court who didn't actually have the votes of four other colleagues on every issue in the case. so he was less than perfect on his work as a presiding officer in conference, but i think he was an excellent presiding officer in the public proceedings. i think he was very fair to both sides and when there was the necessity for more time to make argume

more discussion on this we go live to the founder of the future of freedom foundation jacob oram berger thanks for being with us so what was this meeting about was it really about closing the book on an almost decade long war or the future of iraq. well i think it's designed to create a myth or a fake appearance of what's going on there i mean this nine year war an occupation has been an absolute disaster you killed countless number of people with this invasion occupation you've got us regime that is dictatorial in every sense of the word they're incarcerating people without trial hold in that men definitely. i mean it's part of a dictatorship that just happens to be democratically elected and there's people there that are never going to accept a regime that came into existence compliments of a foreign empire that went in there invaded it without any cause do you think this is the end of washington's military commitment to the country what do you think the future holds for the relationship between washington and baghdad well obviously you washington is interested in maintaining a close

or with the company's market capitalization totaled around one point seven billion dollars back so berger is positive about europe's economic outlook. the real economy people fear of him it's stronger now and what we see today my interpretation it's more a political problem is that the comical problem and i believe said politically that it should be play a more active for older people define what is this problem and to find a solution or some integration process does a cafe you go to nigeria i believe you will be still alive because a strong card saying it's political with just money for right to go away shows that process. and that's all we have time for for now but you can always find a lot more business stories online there for you any time at r.t. dot com slash business. wealthy british style it's a.

chiliburger will be here -- kelly berger will be here signing autographs and talking sports and lacrosse>> we need to check the weather. we expect the seven-day forecast to get interesting. temperatures dropping down call and we could see snow. colder weather into the end of the weekend. for the trunk show, you can preview all the 2012 items. >> thank you are very much. 61 degrees on tv hill. baldwin wast hc >> alec baldwin's apparent love of a the game got and booted off a flight. he tweeted he was awaiting takeoff when a flight attendant asked him to turn office ipad. said he was immersed in a word. he said he complied but not fast enough. he was escorted off the plane but caught a later flight on the same airline. >> there was a hole in a home. the show was showing -- the host should have double checked their map. cannonball smashed a window. the people inside the home were asleep at the time and nobody was hurt. >> a. campbell will do some real damage -- a cannonball will do some real damage. still ahead, your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> we have some new taxes

>> well actually i was at "national geographic" agostino rider and warren berger called me up one day and said we are looking for somebody who is young, cheap and good to edit a book about the supreme court and a a and i set up okay. it was later i found out those order of the adjective was wrong and it was probably cheap and good but it worked out for me. >> here is claire cushman's new book, "courtwatchers," eyewitness accounts in supreme court history, rowman & littlefield are the publishers. .. >> he previously authored reagan's revolution the untold story of the campaign that started it all. that was the first book detaining reagan's pivotal 1976 challenge to president ford in the republican primary and also off third rendezvous with destiny. for the 1980 campaign revealing the behind-the-scenes story for the white house. you will not there is a consistency and a craig's book. [laughter] they're both researched although this one was over about 15 months in this is 31 days did you are getting more detailed. we will have some questions then at open it to the audience. there are a l

such hills, such mountains in such berger everything so bright and delightful gushed one newcomer whileards the spectacular landscape. in 18th century -- compared the bay of kingston to the bay of naples with a blue mountain standing in for cfius and the submerged simmering like a pompeii. others let the grandeur and sublimity simply overcome them knocking language from their lips. whatever else loyalist refugees knew of this lush island they could see it wasn't the 13 colonies any more. now the place that it was jamaica, was at that time the richest colony and the british empire and in fact if you want to know why britain manages to bounce back from the american revolution successfully as it does is partly because it holds onto its most valuable territory, which is in the caribbean. so it seems that a great place to have a flourishing career, but the very things that make jamaica so rich and appealing is incredibly lucrative sugar cultivation and its lush tropical environment that lures any of us on vacation if we are so lucky today. these very things actually make it also quite a dang

>> actually i was a "national geographic" magazine writer and warren berger called me up one day and said we are looking for somebody who is young, cheap and good to edit a book about the supreme court and i said oh okay. it was later that i found out they order of those adjectives was wrong and it was probably cheap and good. you worked out for me. >> here is claire cushman's new book, or watchers, eyewitness accounts in the supreme court history, rowman & littlefield are the publishers. .. >> he is also a former consultant to nbc news. among his previous books are the reagans, excuse me. the bushes portraits of a dynasty, reagan more his final triumph over communism and do was i suit -- say not as i do. that book was on "the new york times" bestsellers list eight weeks and "the economist" magazine pronounced to do as i say the ninth biggest political book in selling on the entire plant in 2005. he was executive producer in the face if the ball a documentary based in his book which won the 2004 of liberty festival and steve dannielynn is here today and is the greatest film ever writ

developing story out of control, the search continues for a man who was shot outside out in in-n-out berger after 5:00 p.m.. if so will tran has details. >>will: you can see the police markings on the ground. he is at the hospital in critical condition. the police suspect that the two might have known one another. they believe the motive is drug related. here is a live look from the sierra, not much in the way of snow on the ground. a cold morning. how is the snow? > >it is snowing every night at heavenly, we have a s now making machine. any special deal? > > a lot of buy one stay one. we have some great events starting on the 19th, an ice sculptor,concerts, a lot for the family. > >darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. >>darya: it could be a white christmas in southern california. check out the mountains in los angeles county. it is snowing. driving conditions are slushy. they say the should really take it easy on the roads. we are way behind the normal rainfall. so far this season in san francisco, 3 27 in. of rain, normal for us is more than 6 in.. >>mark: a really mild fo

a man is in critical condition after being shot several times in the parking lot of the in-n- out berger last night. police this morning are searching for the shooter. police are searching for clues and evidence inside of this dark colored it meets on all summer. investigators believe that the victim was targeted. they do not believe that it was a random. they believed the modem was a drug-related. the man charged in a shooting outside of a wal- mart on black friday is said to be arraigned today. 29 year-old antoine watson was charged with attempted murder, robbery and attempted robbery. police say that watson shot a man in the neck after demanded his money. the victim was treated at the hospital and then released. two other suspects are also in custody and a fourth suspect was detained but released. >>mark: u.s. stock futures are positive to date up to 56 points as investors wait tentative deal to get away the federal reserve meeting. there is renewed concerns about europe's economy. the essence he was down 19, the nasdaq dropped 35. the federal reserve is holding a policy-making sessio

>>marty: an oakland man is in custody with connection to a shooting at in in-n-out berger in panel on monday. the shootings a place just after 5:00 p.m. in the parking lot of the fast-food restaurant on fitzgerald drive. a man in his 20s was wounded in the shooting. police are still looking for a second suspect being described as an african- american man between the ages of 18 and 25 with short hair and mustache. he is estimated to be five to 7 in. tall wang between 100 6,180 lbs.. >>ysabel: a statewide ever alert was issued for a team who tested family saying that she had been adopted, she was found safe and has been arrested for filing a false police report. >>marty: coming up, there were two strong earthquakes shaking pr and a small earthquake in the north bay. more on that when we come back. >>ysabel: here is a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. not too much traffic. >>marty: the earth quake had a depth of about 3.5 mi. of the north bay. over ford's of damages or injuries. >>ysabel: here is another look outside and the golden key bridge. kron >>janu: qr it is a beautiful

berger may be a millionaire but he's one in a million. a majority of people who make more than a million dollars a year say they boo gladly contribute more to improve the economy. it's often said what's good for america is good for america. i hope my republican colleagues said as mr. berger said that what is good for america is also good for business. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. president, later this week ?ons senators will have an opportunity to do three big things with a single vote. by voting for the act that will soon come from the house senators will be able to extend the tax relief americans continue continue to need, prevent job losses by blocking a new regulation on u.s. manufacturers, and facilitate the creation of tens of thousands of new jobs through the construction of the keystone x.l. pipeline. one vote, three accomplishments. and that's to say nothing of the other things the bill would do like the doc fix and unemployment insurance. so my suggestion is once this legislatio

berger, edward herger. >> guest: he was actually the eventual winner. c-span: and elliott was.c-span: at the university of -- i went to see berger and west in person and they are different kind of styles of teaching. less is, he is not dry but he sort of is telling a story and telling the story about american history for many years. there and a lot of you know prior shenanigans going on in his classroom but i was sitting in an audience of two other people in the only visual aids he was putting up her sort of slides of historical photos. everyone was just sitting and listening to him because he kind of knew how to tell a story in there was a lot of information. he wasn't reading off of notes and just sort of staring down like this. he really was engaging with the audience, trying to see our people away? are you listening to me? amberg or was much more dynamic, kind of doing a little more jumping around but again, there weren't a lot of fireworks and he really, he did a speech at parents weekend at william williams out with parents and students but he is a math teacher. now, and

>> you play somewhat of an unconventional character, erica berger.fficult role for you to take on, sort of this unconventional person? >> absolutely not. they describe it as the on-off lover of bloomquist. so when is it off? when he's not good-looking? >> and you've had a pretty good year. 2011 "money ball" this movie. and it's all clicked in for you. >> i wrote everyone a really big check. and -- no, it's been a great year. >> well, this role, i know, is -- you're particularly fantastic at playing this nua e nuanced character. it's a complicated character. the one who has many layers to it. so good for you. and by the way, we both loved this movie. >> yeah, we did. we really, really did. >> loved it. very powerful performance. >> robin, great to see you. happy holidays. >> "the girl with the dragon tattoo." >> and opens december 21st. >> sunshine on the east coast, heavy rain mid section of the country, up into the ohio mississippi river valley. air stagnation problems in the pacific northwest. tomorrow the rain moves into the northeast in new engla

if you look closely, he has a ham berger in the other. >> my husband wrote the famous speech that wasrs of congress. >> i would love to put this in my office. what is this? you and mike barnicle. >> i had some time and decided to just go to malawi and see what i could do. i found a guy with a very small operation who had one of these desks as an example of what he could make if someone could come along and finance. >> what is it about that mural painting there that has you putting it on the wall? you see that from where you sit every day. >> yeah. >> what does that say? >> that everything is essentially chaotic but somehow or another you can make sense out of chaos. >> that's what that says? >> that's what it says. >> hmm. >>> stay tuned for more office politics here on "weekends with alex witt." >>> in today's big three, the fight over the hawkeye state. how make it or break it is iowa really? you're watching "weekends with alex witt." [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. premier of the packed bag. you know organization is key... and so is having a trusted assistant. and you...

. >> good afternoon, tom berger with vietnam veterans of americans. thank you for putting on this briefing this afternoon. with all due respect, dr. harrell, i want to return to my colleague steve robinson's question which not turning to leadership and just call it command structure. when we look at the reports from the rand corporation that came out earlier this year, both on resiliency programs as well as on suicide risk prevention programs, leadership -- let's call it command structure was mentioned very specifically in both of those reports, okay, as reasons why in the case of the resiliency programs they've been failing in the military. so i wish that the general would please comment. >> about leadership? >> about leadership's role or -- >> i think one of the programs is going to be the most effective is one that we've rolled out called comprehensive soldier fitness. we have an online test called a gat that measures resiliency. now it's evidence-based -- most people believe it's evidence-based. there are always some who believe they are not becau

i think he was michele obama's berger vitiate and how many calories it had.kidding me. you have got to be kidding me that is the top news of the day. and i feel like if you're going to pretend to be them by the newspaper in this nation, then you better cover -- unhappy that these newspapers work. the way the new york times has turned against it and yet they keep breaking stories based on the operation that has been leaked by wikileaks and play this very cozy game with a government as well where they will withhold information if the government asks them to. i think all of that has to make use of questioning here they're really working for, a government watchdog or lapdog. c-span: you can watch everything you do on artie. >> yes. c-span: meaning the internet. but also, an aggressive pace that they make. they want people in the media to use their stuff, their clips and all. do you find people using it around the country? >> yes. i don't know how aggressive their pages. c-span: we hear it on the air. i picked it up. they encourage you to go to your website and us