we need to use all the big cities. we have to change. we will not be able to win nationally again, and some people are stuck in a rut on this. a lot of people are waking up. the michigan gop knows we have to do better if we're going to win. >> i am bringing it on home with the last two questions. what are your thoughts on obamacare? too many questions. i had to ask you three. >> i may need a couple hours. it is unraveling on its own effects. i was telling jonathan that i think it is not that government is inherently stupid, although that is a debatable point. it is that they do not get the right incentives. the business would be run this way because you would be run out of business immediately. we have put into law perverse incentives. people who had cheap insurance no longer can buy that. it is what they could afford and that is the only way they had it. i was one of them. i used to have family coverage for five people, for $5,000. a $5,000 deductible. in obamacare, you can have a higher detectable and still pay $20,000 because there is

city. a problem which is accessing buildings which is a big problem in new york city.y had a great vision for where they wanted to take the company. they may help thousands of new yorkers get into their offices. for now the company is looking for an affordable office of their own. the next day the 27-year-old is off to an important meeting. he is going to install one of the systems in a new york office. a local electrician takes care of the technical aspect saying it is the first of the devices to be stored in new york and they hope that it will work. but something is not quite right. the device does not seem to ork. he e lectrician can't find the problem. a setback with their very first customer. if they fail here the dream might end before it even begins. he says the device did not work as they had hoped. now they have to come back next week to install another relay. it is up to the young inventor to do damage control and tries to explain the glitch to the customer. >> i think it did not accept it or it couldn't read the password or whatever. >> i will pay him anothe

. >>> it's getting more expensive to buy homes in the big cities of china. ron madison has been following the latest. ron? >> this current situation no doubt leaving government officials scratching their head. they may have to rethink policies because new home prices in china just keep rising in major cities. in november, they rose in most of the cities surveyed and that's despite the government's efforts to control prices. researchers say housing prices increased last month in 66 of the 70 cities that were surveyed compared to the previous month. prices went up 1.3% in fuzhou and 0.9% in the south. compared to a year earlier, shanghai and beijing home prices jumped more than 20%. government officials are stepping up measures to curb the upward trend. big cities must also set price control targets, but the continuing advance may fuel public frustration. meanwhile, foreign direct investment continues to grow at a modest pace. foreign firms made direct investments worth around $8.5 billion in november. that's a gain of 2.4% from a year ago. the pace has modera

big city.ar with many who can't afford the astronomical rents in manhattan. one of them is entrepreneur ben. he's agreed to show us his company. it's the brainchild and his former university buddies from munich. their product turns normal cell phones into digital house keys. the keys can also be sent by phone. he tells me that their product lets people use cell phones to open doors and they can send their keys electronically to everyone who comes to visit. ben hopes his idea will help him take over the american market. that's why he and his co-founders made the move to new york earlier in the year. for now, they're working out of this apartment for a few weeks rent free. the tenant is a friend of ben who is out of town. at the moment, they're living off the $35,000 in prize money that they've won with their business idea in new york. this is a business coach who helps young entrepreneurs designed to help fledging companies cut through red tape. today, he is coaching the -- showing the coach the

we need to use all the big cities. we have to change. we will not be able to win nationally again, and some people are stuck in a rut on this. a lot of people are waking up. the michigan gop knows we have to do better if we're going to win. >> i am bringing it on home with the last two questions. what are your thoughts on obamacare? too many questions. i had to ask you three. >> i may need a couple hours. it is unraveling on its own effects. i was telling jonathan that i think it is not that government is inherently stupid, although that is a debatable point. it is that they do not get the right incentives. the business would be run this way because you would be run out of business immediately. we have put into law perverse incentives. people who had cheap insurance no longer can buy that. it is what they could afford and that is the only way they had it. i was one of them. i used to have family coverage for five people, for $5,000. a $5,000 deductible. in obamacare, you can have a higher detectable and still pay $20,000 because there is

cities. that's a big development. but like el paso talked about citizen-centered development on their rezoning plan. that's another approach. >> let me stop through. i'm wondering if the success of some of the bigger and better known cities will actually cause people looking for a bargain to take a second look at places like toledo, which was featured in today's "new york times." >> i think there are lots of opportunities. cleveland is one of my favorite examples because cleveland and it's surrounding region and goes to some point that mark made, the regional thinking in northeast ohio is drawing big cities and their smaller suburban cities together to think regionally to do some clever things. take advantage of the universities in the area. the infrastructure already in place. that's a way to think about this as well. >> and what do the balance shiites look like? can places like detroit, flint, pull out of what looks from the outside like a death spiral? >> detroit is an unique case, i think. i've been following the b

the snow kept falling and falling, but in the big city texas didn't stick so you were -- big city, didn'tç point. did it snow? yes, did it stick? no. >> thank you, shepard. most of the forecasters got it right in general we were talking about one to four inches. some areas getting higher totals, like parts of maryland, six inches for you.ç virginia, five inches. delware, three inches, and new jersey, there's your!j jackpot, 4.3 inches. so, not a big, big storm system, but it came at the rush hour and a lot of things were delayed and schools were cancelled, andç ks had a snow day. here's the radar. s a you said it is exiting the coast very quickly. light snow for providence, rhode island. new york, just cloudy skies. philadelphia, cloudy skies for you as well. airport delays,ç yes, still consistent here in boston, la guardia, jfk, newark, and philadelphia. the other big story is the extreme cold. shepard mention mentionedç the coldest temperatures this time of the year. these are the lows tonight. that's not wind chill. so, in the minus teens, it is frigid. people are urged to stay ind

here you have a combination of a city that's relatively sizeable, a big city. it's close to the caucuses and it has to be that much easier to get into than moscow. >> many believe russian vladimir putin has been on a pr blitz as of late ahead of the sorbi olympics. what does -- sorbi -- sochi olympics? >> this is a bit of a warning shot. and a rye minder to the kremlin that there are indeed forces out there who can pull off an attack like this, even six weeks before the olympics. and there is some precedent around russia of terrorist attacks like this being staged in the rung-up to large federal events, large national events like e elections. we have seen that in the past. so what you have here is almost a warning shot saying that no matter house much security you are investing in sochi, there are a group of people who can pull off an attack like this. >> we sometimes think the olympics are about the current tree that is the host. we forget there are many, many multi-national corporations that have a lot of money on the line in an olimpics games. what does that

germany's central bank says apartments in big cities are already offer price by some twenty five cents. but in the central bank the bonus bank is gradually bringing its gold reserves back home. this year's thirty seven times for brock to frankfurt from new york and paris. germany owns nearly three thousand four hundred metric tonnes of gold listen to the store to overseas that the us central bank. bikes twenty twenty nearly seven hundred tonnes are to be brought back to germany. the past year has seen the beginning of the debate about whether germany's multibillion euro gold treasure is. we are in safe keeping. when his column breaking work upgrading our fox the nazis and his theories laid the foundation for much of the modern computing each bought a computer genius alan turing was gay and nineteen fifties britain he was punished for that with a criminal conviction when i nearly half a century after he committed suicide. the queen has shaken the pardon posthumously. here is that the continent and commentary held recently in the second world war cracking germany's commitment to its prev

if you want the big city stuff, go to the big cities. >> y'all ready to do something? >> yes, sir. >> meet grady judd, sheriff of polk county. in 40 years as a cop, he has waged battle against violent crimes and human trafficking. it is important for him to know about the place he was born and raised. 50 years ago, this stretch of central florida was a sleepy patch work of cattle ranches and citrus groves. then came a mouse, and with it, theme parks, millions of tourists, rapid development and ultimately the business of sex for sale. >> all of a sudden, we have new dancing establishment. we had massage parlors. how many young deputy during part of this time, and we start fighting against this in this community. because, wait a minute, that's not the wholesome community that we wanted. >> from the outside, this may look like just another roadside oasis for wary travellers. but inside, deputies with the polk county sheriff's office are busy spinning a high-tech web to snare buyers and sellers of sex. >> this is the technology hub of the operation. >> there are cameras th

others. >> i think you're going to see that story, i would be worried working with the cities. >> detroit is so bigow does it change the game going forward? >> well, i think certainly you have to treat detroit as it's own entity. dean mentioned that each city is different, and that's a point i would stress. many states have programs to intervene with distress before going to bankruptcy. it is an end game that no one wants to find themselves playing because it means that it's run--the city has run out of options and it really needs to renege on many of its promises. >> knowing what you do, do you think detroit could have avoided getting here? >> detroit could have avoided getting here if they had intervened earlier. no one was surprised when detroit filed for bankruptcy. the sad trust about detroit is that it's been on a long steady decline and people recognized that. the local leaders kicked the can down the road by borrowing for other debt they had issued. it was a resolving door of credit and they created their own problems. this could have been avoided. >> kale, dean, david, thank you all. this

so very big cities here. you know you have traffic built up on a normal day when the weather is good now you have to deal with snowfall. give yourself extra time. we could be seeing significant snowfall accumulations out here across some of the areas. the snow at this moment is falling across the state of west virginia western parts of the state of virginia and across western maryland into pennsylvania. we are seeing it quickly on the move out here. we have winter weather advisories stretching from parts of tennessee all of the way up to parts of massachusetts. so eastern or southeastern massachusetts out here including rhode island dc philadelphia and northern parts of virginia. as far as the big city the snowfall accumulation it was bumped up for new york city. it was updateed by the national weather service and now we are looking at 3-5 inches possible across the tri-state area locally higher amounts will be possible. in dc 4-6 inches possible and 3-5 possible as well in it philadelphia. this is quite sign

liberals live in big cities too. i don't know what causes that. is it the chicken or the egg? do they become liberals? whatever it is liberals live in cities. so you waste all the votes in the big cities in the rural areas go 60/40 republican in the suburbs 65/45. nancy pelosi 85%. that is why when you go statewide they are distributed in the ad up. that is why the senate is more liberal. >> just as much as some guy living in the suburbs. you live in the big city, i have never lived in the state that has college. florida has close call. very much close call. i forgot. >> there are only three types of people here. those that vote, those that count and those that can't count. stupid joke. >> he always look to the voting had a different number. he would always save bush, this big tall woman would say kerry. i'm sorry, gore. >> hi chris. i am a big fan of the worldwide government. >> what? >> worldwide government. >> world federalism. >> no, just a different government for different countries around the world whether it be israel or china or different places. >> i think of that as

he was like a prince and go to the big city of johannesburg. he wanted to box and learn poetry and a western style education. especially this holiday season we forget what we have. this guy was willing to do anything for it and rebels. ed against his parents.he he didn't even see he was goings to become this worldwide legend. >> dana and bob both have questions. we'll begin with dana. >> i'm curious about how it wast that you were plucked out of the crowd. of all the journalists that were there. how did it come to be that you were chosen in order to get a k chance to talk to him. you worked it a little bit but l would love to hear that story and the second question i have is what is the toughest question that he asked you in those a, interviews? >> i like t the way you put it. you know i worked it and i did e work it, my friend. what happened was everybody was being turned away.th everybody wanted time with h nelson mandela after he got out and here he is at his home but what happened was i had writte a book about the american civil rights move

a >>> there is something weird going on underground in one of america's big cities. underneath the streets of seattle something is standing in the way of progress, but what is it? nbc's joe fryer has our report. >> reporter: in a city known for a giant needle that stretches toward space, everyone is now talking about a massive machine stuck beneath the ground. >> the fact that so many people are focused right now on something underneath the streets i think is fascinating. >> reporter: they call her bertha, measuring 57 feet in diameter, she's boring a tunnel beneath seattle to replace an aging road along the water front. 1,000 feet into the 9,000 feet journey, bertha came to a grinding halt. >> we are puzzled about what's preventing us from moving forward. >> reporter: there is speculation about what stopped bertha from boring. >> it could be jimmy hoffa, it might be the sasquatch. >> spaceships? >> it could be ancient egyptians for all i know. >> reporter: it brings us to the museum of history. so the answer might be in this room. >> the answer might be in this very

, particularly cities that attract young people. going to be a very bigblem coming down the road, and this is the first step that we're taking to try to find a solution. >> reporter: in a city where space is at a premium, mayor bloomberg launched a pilot project to be developed on city- owned land on manhattan's east side. each of the 55 prefab units will be housed in a single building, and each will be less than 400- square-feet. in order to do that, mayor bloomberg said he would waive zoning regulations put in place in the 1980s to protect against overcrowding. construction is set to begin this december or january. so, it's basically an experiment. >> right. it's an experiment. and the city's using it to... to properly test what happens if you just relieve a few elements, a few controls, really to see what the options could be. >> reporter: new york's micro- unit building will require that 40% of the units are rented at an "affordable" rate. this being new york, the word "affordable" is relative. the rent for those tiny subsidized apartments will be bet

very old scooter. >> in the big city, second largest in gujarat, he drives a ferrari. st any ferrari, one that used to belong to the formula one racing legend michael schumacher. he proudly drives it around the city where he co-founded a textile, entertainment and real estate company. his dream is for each of his employees to drive a mercedes, bmw or audi. >> very hard work people here. >> he chose surat because it's one of the fastest growing cities in the world. the city produces 40% of india's textiles and 8 out of 10 diamonds in the world are cut or polished here. the municipal commissioner runs sutra. there is even an empire state building and world trade center. every ten years the city of 4.5 million adds 2 million new people. >> that's continuing today because of of the low unemployment rate, nice weather, availability of water and sewer and everything. >> but not everyone has been a part of the growth. one man lives in the muslim slum in surat. >> if you go out, you'll see number one facilities for everything. if you visit our slums, all you'll find is waste an

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rhythm of life and the cultural aspect of the way people live is so different than living in the big cityit is much simpler, less complicated. world could get in rosie --make things to too rosy. we are looking at the emotions and the character of the behavior -- the emotions and the behavior of the character. tavis: this is a great segue to your book. there have been less complicated moments in your life and more complicated moments in your life. i was struck by the candor and the transparency, the honesty on why put all of this in a book? there is a lot here. >> i better do it while i can still do it. . felt the time had come i had come to terms with a lot of things in my past that were troubling me. i found a certain plateau of peace that allows me to be objective about things in my life i am not proud of. nevertheless, i have always been asked, what was it like in jail? one day, i will write about it. tavis: speaking of being in jail on the drugs and the other difficulties, i love the phrase, plateau of peace, how did you find your way? >> my wife had a lot to do with it. my family, my

dasai drove a scooter to school. >> i arrived very rough scooter, very old scooter. >> now in the big citynd largest in gudrat, he drives a ferrari. and not just any ferrari -- one that used to belong to the formula one racing legend michael schumacher. he probably drives it around surat, the city where he co-founded the group, a textile, entertainment, and real estate company. his dream is for each of his employees to drive a mercedes, a bmw, or an audi. >> surat has a lot of millionaires, very hard work people. >> he chose surat, because it's one of the fastest growing cities in the world. the city produces 40% of india's textiles, and eight out of every ten diamonds in the world are cut or polished here. municipal commissioner das runs surat. >> the per capita income is one of the highest in the country. there's a vibrancy here. >> even an empire state building and a world trade center. every ten years, the city of 4.5 million adds 2 million new people. >> and that is continuing today because of almost zero unemployment rate, the ability of waters and everything. >> but not everyone has

volgograd is a big city. it's close to the caucasus and has to be easier to get into than moscow. >> many believe that putin has been on a pr blitz ahead of the socchi olympics. what does this do to his image of someone who said, "my country will be safe." >> one of the ways you can look at this is to see it as a warning shot and a reminder to the kremlin that there are, indeed, forces out there that can pull off an attack six weeks before the olympics. there is some precedent around russia of terrorist attacks like this being staged in the run-up to federal events, national events like elections. we have seen that in the past. you have a warning shot saying no matter how much security you invest in socchi, there's a group of people can pull off an attack. we think that this is about the hosts, but there are many corporations that have a lot of money on the line in an olympic games. what does that mean to those investors? >> yes, i think you have to be very careful here. there is no sign that this attack is a

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so as we head farther eastward, all these big cities, forget it. new york city in the 70s today, right? record hie temperatures and, of course, we have the rain as well. so by the time we get to wednesday, 24 degrees, it will be cold enough, but there's not the next snowstorm. we've got to a little clipper moving through the great lakes but not the big ones. not for you, new york city, boston, pittsburgh. detroit, though, you will have a white christmas. we've got the storms and the cold temperatures. that's where we'll see it. certainly the upper midwest and the northern plains but certainly not far east and south than that. so dreaming of a white christmas, you don't have to dream in some big cities throughout. >> and question number four for the week ahead. is your personal data safe? the massive credit and debit card theft from target has a lot of shoppers worried. one u.s. senator today said the incident should be an opportunity to review all retail security procedures. >> if there's one silver lining in this mess, it's perhaps that we could us

a little rain too in big cities, but not a lot. >> that weather in los angeles, they're breaking out parka and the big uggs right now i think. >> they wear the uggs when it's 80. >> this is true, but it's exceptionally cold is what you are making the point. did you watch that game, by the way? >> i did not. >> battle of two teams, lackluster records. in sports we're watching that for you. nfl last night. we've got some records that were set. jaguars win their first home game in more than a year and now hold the longest winning streak in the afc, while houston reaches a team record 11th loss in a row. another dubious record for that team. 177 yards in penalties in that one game. yeah, you can bet this one, the jaguars won it 27-20. >>> sports stars also reacting to the passing of nelson mandela. portugal's soccer star christiano ronaldo thanking mandela for his legacy and example. brazil's pelee tweeted a photo of him kissing mandela's head saying he was one of the most influential people in his life. of course, we'll probably hear from more sports stars from around the world as time g

. >> it says the price increases are especially large in big cities. the trend is expected to continue next year because of extremely low interest rates meeting lower monthly mortgage payments. that means people are willing to pay higher prices. the central bank says they are already overpriced by 20%. >> the bank is gradually bringing the gold reserve's back home. the seven tons were brought to frankfurt from new york and paris. >> they own 3400 metric tons of gold. by 2020, 700 tons is secured and in foreign safekeeping. his code breaking work helped britain outfox the not these -- nazis. >> alan turing was gay, and in britain, he was punished for that with a criminal conviction. >> half of a century after committing suicide, the queen has issued him a pardon posthumously. >> alan turing helped britain when the second world war by cracking not to germany -- nazi germany's code, thought of as unbreakable. alan turing was convicted of having sex with another man and was forced to give up his groundbreaking work. >> in the years of the cold war, his wif

it's good for america to have big cities like detroit that were once industrial engines.wers haven't worked for 50 years. >> we'll watch the progress there. hopefully it goes through. it would be a good plan. i don't think the taxpayers can bail them out. appreciate you being with us. >>> coming up next, martin bashir is out of a job after the despicable comments he made about governor sarah palin last month. he resigned tr the peacock network. bob beblg and andrea tantaros weigh in next. it's an explosive obama care investigation tonight here on hannity that will leave you stunned. it was released minutes ago. the number of meetings obama had with sebelius before the launch of the website. wait until you hear. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new baru. 'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it

it's good for america to have big cities like detroit that were once industrial engines.heir answers haven't worked for 50 years. >> we'll watch the progress there. hopefully it goes through. it would be a good plan. i don't think the taxpayers can bail them out. appreciate you being with us. >>> coming up next, martin bashir is out of a job after the despicable comments he made about governor sarah palin last month. he resigned tr the peacock network. bob beblg and andrea tantaros weigh in next. it's an explosive obama care investigation tonight here on hannity that will leave you stunned. it was released minutes ago. the number of meetings obama had with sebelius before the launch of the website. wait until you hear. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebr

as far as the big cities go, new york city around three to six. and boston, four to eight. significant snow event. saturday evening is the worst traveling. avoid the roads then. >> getting a clip. don't get much. it's all i care about. >> i think you will get a solid eight inches. >>> coming up on "morning joe," budget deal sails through the house of representatives. it didn't stop speaker boehner from lashing out at groups. is this the beginning of an intraparty battle? poler and fey to host the golden globes. we'll have a peek of what to expect. [ male announcer ] for every late night, every weekend worked, every idea sold... ♪ you deserve a cadillac, the fastest growing full-line luxury brand in the united states. including the all new 2014 cadillac cts, motor trend's 2014 car of the year. now during our season's best event, get the best offers of the season on our award winning products, like the 2014 ats and srx. mom swaps my snack for a piÑa colada yoplait. and when mom said i was going out too much, i swapped it for staying in. [ shouts ] g

♪ >> osgood: everything seems big in new york city. except these days the crime rate.w york police department, ray kelly, thinks his policies have been one reason why. he sat down with erin moriarty of "48 hours" with questions and answers. >> graduating class -- atten hut! >> on friday new york city police commissioner ray kelly greeted more than 1100 academy graduates. but he's not likely to see these young officers go on patrol. on new year's eve as they begin their careers kelly will be ending his. stepping down at midnight as longest serving commissioner in the history of nypd. >> i know you'll make us proud. may god bless and may god bless the new york city police department. >> he leaves as career cop whose aggressive tactics have both divided and transformed the city. i remember a year when i was living here where there were more than 2200 murders. what is it now? >> probably come in at about 330. >> this is once one of the most dangerous big cities is no longer. homicides, robberies, rape and larcenies are a fraction of what they were. >> no question about it.

. >> that is life in the big city. >> i've been living down here my whole life and i am led to see this that i am glad to see this is coming. >> it will be a sharp learning curve for street car operators. what they've been training with no traffic. now they will be competing with us is an cars. most are glad the future is finally here. >> when i go home, it is really congested. it will be symbolic of the old neighborhood as the neighborhood transitions to a new neighborhood. hold on to the good parts of the old neighborhood. will be doing some of these trial runs into the early hours of the morning. ,eep in mine on eighth street it will be shut down between north and capital. this whole area will be a giant testing ground for the night. they hope to have the line going sometime in the spring. richard reeve, abc 7 news. notice it when you go to the grocery store. 40 and 60 watt white balls will be out. the rule is controversial as those -- because those traditional balls are still the most popular in the country. a california father thought he rented a family movie but what he got was fa

so many people in our big cities are being short changed by a bad school system. we want to make it better through competition, by giving every kid the choice. part of our economic freedom zones is that federal money that comes to detroit isn't going to the school system directly but to the kid and their parents and each parent will decide which school they want to take their money to. >> it's a plan that touches regulation and education as well. >> absolutely. >> obama care, all over the news recent obviously for obvious reasons. we had heard this week that fox news was reporting that senator harry reid exempted some of his staff from signing up for obama care. have you signed up and how was that experience for you? >> don't get me started. i'm still in a bad mood from doing that. i spent two hours on wednesday doing it. i had all of my information in, all of my most personal information so i hope they're not hacking into this from all over the country. i put all my information in and then i pushed the button to sign up for a plan and it went blank and i lost all

another favorite son of the region back where we grew up on a vary visit from the big city. >> i'm very happy to be home, to see my mother, my family. >> his grandmother, who also grew up on this farm, gathers all of us for a song. [♪ singing ] >> and a prayer offered in thanks for our safe journey with their grandson at the wheel on the 800-mile trip from johannesburg. it is the other home coming with the much more famous member of the same tribe that is drawing the attention of the world this weekend to this remote rural area of south africa's eastern cape bringing road closures, detours, and a heavy police presence. [♪ singing ] >> local villagers are being kept out of the funeral itself but thousands turned out to line parts of the route from the airport to give nelson mandela a cheering chanting good buy as the pro session rolls towards madiba's final resting place. the funeral services flashed live all over the country. >> working temporarily as a driver after being laid off from his full-time job at a gold mi mine, is immensely proud that mandela will be laid here. >> i just hope

there's also talk today about this, an ad taken out in big city newspapers by silicon valley tech rivals like google, yahoo, twitter, facebook, and linked-in urging u.s. officials to reign in security policies and protect the data we give to companies like these. at barracuda networks, security is their business. >> if you don't want it on the internet, don't put it on there in the first place. >> reporter: it's up to us to make sure the government and these companies don't use our data in ways we don't want. we reached out to the companies who participated to be part of this story, but none of them agreed to go on camera to talk with us. >>> tomorrow the ntsb will hold hearings in the deadly airline crash of asiana in washington, d.c. flight 214 crash landed at sfo back in july killing three teens and injuring nearly 200. we'll have live reports from stephen stock beginning tomorrow morning. >>> the retired engineer who wrote his own report about the problem steel rods on the bridge. the 81-year-old expert did not like the errors he found on those rods which snapped when tightened earli

. >> another favorite son of the transsky region back where he grew up on a rare visit from the big city. >> i'm happy to see my mother and my family. i'm so happy. >> his grandmother, who also grew up on this farm gathers all of us for a song. [♪ singing ] >> and a prayer offered in thanks for our safe journey with her grandson kwanele at the wheel on a trip from johannesburg. it's another homecoming from a member of the same tribe that is gathering many to this remote area of south africa's eastern crepe bringing road closures, detours, and a heavy police presence. [♪ singing ] >> local villagers are kept out of the funeral itself, but thousands turned out to line parts of the route from the airport to give nelson mandela a cheering, chanting goo goodbye. he'll be buried in qunu on sunday with viewing services flashed live all over the country. >> kwanele working several rarely as a driver after being laid off from the gold mine is immensely proud that mandela will be laid to rest here. >> i just hope god will bless africa because of nelson mandela. >> reporter: he's also extremely pro

new york, boston, and big cities farther north are preparing for bad weather that could disrupt the morning commute. >>> the harsh weather is also causing shipping delays smack in the middle of the holiday shopping season. the dangerous driving conditions prompted wal-mart to send goods out to stores ahead of the storm. amazon and fedex are notifying customers that packages may arrive a day late. >>> the deputy who shot a 13- year-old boy in san -- santa rosa is back at work today. gilhaus shot andy rosa after he mistook the boy's toy gun for a real one. >>> the 21-year-old accused of shooting and killing a man over a playstation appeared in a san francisco courtroom this morning. family and friends were there for support. investigators say ronnie collins lured the victim to san francisco by offering to buy a video game consol from him. in the courtroom this morning, the defense accused the assistant d.a. of trying the case in the press. >> we don't try cases in the media. we try them in court, and if they ever make a motion in that regard, we'll litigate it in a courtroom and a judge will

volgograd is a big city. it's close to the caucasus, and has to be easier to get into instead of moscow. >> easier than the winter olympics. drones and special troops are monitoring traffic in and out of the city, 60 miles along the black sea and 30 miles inland. russians outside that perimeter may not be getting the same level of protection. >> the winter olympics begin on february 7th. across the border protests in ukraine got personal. demonstrators marched to viktor yanukovych's home, calling for a resignation and carrying a coffin to symbolize what they hope is the end of his political career. jennifer glass has more. >> hundreds of protesters took their protests to the streets. calling for viktor yanukovych to resign or call early elections. the calls are unanswered >> translation: we are not here more anything, we are here for the future >> independence square first held demonstrations in november after viktor yanukovych refused a deal with the european union. then the numbers were in the hundreds of th

not a bad morning at all in many of the big cities in san francisco to san jose southward. wednesday forecast with that front coming through, temperatures will fall. we could -- there is a chance, seen a few snowflakes in seattle and portland late tonight, early tomorrow morning, but not causing any concern for any accumulations or anything like that. we'll watch that front. that will be the only story. that's a look at youg cold. san jose holding on to a decent forecast. >>> again, we're still trying -- slight chance of -- with that front, maybe in southern california, maybe a little rain. >> above freezing. lots to smile about there. >> yes. >> thank you so much, bill karins. >>> where you can get free shipping for your presents and look at this. or listen to this. toronto's favorite punching bag mayor cuts a rug. we'll show you that. >>> plus an incredible story of a man and the dog that really is his best friend. >>> and welcome back. >>> an 11-year-old guide dog named orlando helped save his blind companion. cecil williams fell on to the new york city subway track on t

try to legislate against what is happening in those big cities. it's not happening here. so is there a bit of a red-blue divide here? >> absolutely. there is a geographic divide, and it's red state-blue state, also as you point out and perhaps more strongly metro verse urban versus rural area. there is a problem coming to a national consensus. the point of view, the perspective people bring is so distinct. there is the pressure that outside money is bringing to bear particularly on democrats in red states who are defending their seat in trying to help their party keep the majority or gain the majority, and they are being targeted. there is a litmus test going on for instance, mayors again illegal guns outside of independent spending against those candidates who won't take a strong stand for gun legislation. >> is this one of those third rails of american politics? if it wasn't is it developing into a third rail where if you want to get tough--look at colorado, for example. two lawmakers were voted out. that's a state with a few mass shootings to t

another night in the 20s and isolated teens away from the big cities. napa 28. fair field 27. livermore, 28 degrees. so, tomorrow evening, moisture moves in. snow is likely in the higher elevations. winter weather advisory there. watch out for snow. in the santa cruz mountains as well and lots of snow in the sierra. a foot to 2 feet of new snowfall up and near the ski resort. bad driving, but good skiing. microclimate forecast, we will take you to walnut creek. showers late tomorrow. 51 degrees for a high. be a chilly one, only 49 degrees. let's take you to walnut creek. we had a tree lighting earlier tonight. a lot of activity. lots of kids having a good time at the holiday festival and tree lighting in walnut creek earlier tonight. saw santa claus as well. low pressure working its way in from the north. here comes the low pressure area early saturday. we'll get rain showers, but higher elevation snowfall is likely. future cast for you. we get cloudy tomorrow morning, showers move through tomorrow evening. here it comes by 7:00 or 8:00. the shower move in and we will see some

with all the snow coming down, the intensity coming down, we didn't have that in the big city. at's why you see bare ground here. we never got into a period where it came down. streets are bare, pratt street, inner harbor. sounds like you know the charm city pretty well. pratt street. traffic moved along, where the southbound commute would be rolling in. really we didn't have any problems at all. this pile of snow is actually from sunday's event. so this was not from today's event. however, this said, 20, 40, 50 miles to the northwest it came down. here are some of the snowfall togethers for you. redding, pennsylvania, rock 2.5, dam st. louis 4, hagerstown had 4. we had a half inch to an inch if you michigan it. a lot melted. the storm ended, drizzling now, 34 in baltimore and fair, much, much nicer. now, sale thing in d.c., north and west hit hardest. philly actually got a couple inches of snow in the downtown area. wet roads in new york city. boston getting into this event. again, north and west of i-95, that's where the biggest impacts were unlike what we had on sunday when t

new york, boston and big cities farther north are preparing for bad weather that could disrupt the morning commute. susan mcginnis, cbs news, arlington, virginia. >>> hundreds of airline flights are already being cancelled for today. the most troubled airports right now are philadelphia international and regan national near washington. >>> president obama is making a long trip from washington to south africa to honor civil rights legend nelson mandela. tomorrows memorial service will serve as a rare reunion of nearly all of the living american presidents. kpix5 is in the news room now and the number of dig any tar its i imagine is giving south african police quite a security challenge. >> reporter: yes, frank. more than 80,000 mourners are expected to attend the memorial and thousands of police officers will be on hand and right now a memorial outside nelson mandela's former home is growing as well as a crowd of south africans who have come together since his death. >> police are preparing today for a memorial service for nelson mandela at a soccer stadium tomorrow. president obama leaves

>> the city's affordability has become a big, huge topic. ognize that. >> reporter: even if the tech companies themselves aren't located in san francisco, their employees often choose to live in the city. google is just one of the companies that run a fleet of private buses carrying workers every morning to silicon valley some 40 miles away. anyone can still leave their heart in san francisco, but increasingly, only those with plenty of money can actually afford to live here. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> axelrod: it's a wonder anyone survived this fiery wreck, but we'll meet the cop who pulled off a daring rescue, next. g rescue, >> axelrod: we have some extraordinary video to share tonight of an off-duty los angeles police officer making a christmas day rescue after he saw a car on fire. >> is there anybody else in the car? >> axelrod: this was the scene on the 405 highway in los angeles just before 2:00 p.m. christmas afternoon. a mercedes station wagon was engulfed in flames. the driver, a 72-year-old man, was trapped insid

it's one of the big cities that that's close to sochi. it's also at a very important transportation hub. if you needed to take a train, for instance, or a bus, for that matter, to and from sochi, you would go through volgograd, so it's the proximity, i think, of the series of attacks so close to sochi that sends out this really frightening signal to russians that these militants can really strike anywhere and at will. back to you, richard. >> jim maceda as always, thank you so much for that. i want to bring in msnbc counterterrorism expert michael leiter, who joins me on the phone right now. michael, you heard probably what jim maceda was telling you there, if this indeed is an effort to disrupt the sochi games, can it be stopped? and if so, how? >> richard, i think it's very, very hard to stop these sorts of attacks. i think what is easier for the russians to do and i think they likely will is secure the sites around sochi. so i think the venues, the athletes, even the spectators once they're in sochi should be relatively safe. it's an e