sang it with bing crosby, anyway.s not get a point for that. >> she said true and i said false. that's the way it works. >> second question, which movie made the mariah carey song "all i want for christmas is you" so well known? >> "love actually." >> boom. >> that is my movie. >> everybody loves that movie. i've never seen it. >> it was sung at the end of the movie by actress olivia olsen. well done. this is a tough one. a lot of thinking here. >> can you list all the gifts given in the song "12 days of christmas"? >> oh, we don't have the time for that. start with 12. work together. >> do they have to be in order? >> first one is partridge in a pear tree. two, lords a leaping. maids a milking. swans a-swimming. >> five golden rings. >> geese a laying. everybody laying. >> two turtle doves. and a partridge in a pear tree. >> i'm completely lost. credit to both of you. no idea what just happened. ♪ 12 drummers drumming ♪ 11 pipers piping >> 10 lords a leaping ♪ >> finish the lyrics from this song. listen first and the

i just don't like bing crosby. he beat up on their kids. >> kimberly: why are you sa saying this?ou read? >> bob: pretty much. christmas carols, who cares? except for chipmunks. who is the one that keeps singing that song over and over again? >> dana: mariah carey. she has a song. i like it. >> kimberly: we need help. >> dana: wham. >> greg: don't insult pham. it's -- wham. it's fantastic. biggest, most surprising news of the day. "time" magazine on the pick for person of the year. it's me. thank you for voting. actually, bob has the announcement when we get back. not me. ♪ ♪ >> bob: our producer told me in break my color is papercli papercliped. if it bothers anybody -- send me collar tape. that is fine. "time" magazine announced the person of the year. can i have a drum roll, please? >> wow! nice improv. >> bob: it is barack obama. exactly right! someone who deserves to win it. congratulations mr. president. you are the man of the year. i am delighted to see that. every republican is getting gastronomic person there. >> dana: why stop there. person of the universe. decade. centu

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>>> and we leave you today with the most successful christmas song ever, bing crosby's white christmas, it sold 50 million copies. merry christmas, everyone. >> ♪ and may all your ♪ christmases be (male announcer) live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> vicki: we continue tracking the 3 storm i am here in the weather center with brian. >> yes, some breaks right now but most areas are dry but there is wet weather in the south bay. even heavy around santa terisa, no, sunnyvale, cupertino. and even near-sunnyvale pushing east. near palo alto, mountain view and about 30 minutes. also showers in the north bay, relatively light but this pocket of yellow. this is moving to the north- east as it goes towards vallejo, napa and american canyon. the rainfall totals have been 1 in. and more in their field, redwood city and even 2 in. in san rafeal. and more, for tomorrow after midnight tonight. the satellite & righter, this system offshore is giving us a break but the satellite and--radar. as i mentioned, a bit of a break but the big impact will be steady and heavy rainfall.

i just don't like bing crosby. he beat up on their kids. >> kimberly: why are you sa saying this? read? >> bob: pretty much. christmas carols, who cares? except for chipmunks. who is the one that keeps singing that song over and over again? >> dana: mariah carey. she has a song. i like it. >> kimberly: we need help. >> dana: wham. >> greg: don't insult pham. it's -- wham. it's fantastic. biggest, most surprising news of the day. "time" magazine on the pick for person of the year. it's me. thank you for voting. actually, bob has the announcement when we get back. not me. ♪ ♪ [ whistle blows ] hi victor! mom? i know you got to go in a minute but this is a real quick me, that's perfect for two! campbell's chunky beef with country vegetables, poured over rice! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. the red cross was down here all the time. [ man ] they've given us a lot of heart. in times of need, they're there. ♪ [ kerry ] my dad was watching his house burn. he turned around, and all of a sudden, therwas this guy standing there from the red cross. at a poin

you in the christmas spirit we booked a rapper by the name of 2 chainz who reminds me of a young bing crosby. also jenna fischer and hugh jackman are here. after eight nights, hanukkah ended. i feel like it went on longer than the hobbit this year. one of our writers went his kid's hebrew school. he went to the luncheon and the kids sang hanukkah songs for the parents and he swears these are the lyrics. take a potato, pat, pat, pat, shape it and make it flat, flat, flat. not exactly have yourself a merry little christmas. how excited can kids get about making a potato flat, flat, flat? everyone gets bad gifts around the holidays. but the worst part is not the gift but pretending you like the gift. you give them your best it's perfect and i love it thing. but that is the most important christmas kill to have. today we asked pedestrians to show us their false enthusiasm and show us how they react when they get a lawsy gift. this is a city full of actors. they should be good at this. >> thank you so much. you know me so well. this is beautiful. i love it. >> oh, my god. i love it. great, thanks

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about the assassination but describing the scene where john kennedy is a meeting marilyn monroe at bing crosby's house, a famous party move from frank sinatra's house because kennedy had been warned frank was involved in mafia figures. you can imagine bill o'reilly nursing all these names, his sentence says everyone seeing them knew that president kennedy was going to sleep with marilyn monroe that night, period. no attribution. how does he knows this? he had a source, the source was an interview in the london daily mail which was that tabloid in london and reported years ago and he said it was confirmed by a secret service agent at the party that could not be identified. as that verifiable? forces are important. how a writer knows what he is writing about is important and some of the popular histories gloss over that. >> not just popular history to add one last point which was 2012 in general there were many conversations about fact checking and corroborating sources, verifying facts, making sure what he wrote was true. all of bose things to some degree brought down one of the rising stars writ

." >> cenk: some want to go back to bing crosby. what is the real reason.eople if they're on pot. what is the real reason. >> that is the real reason. i have to comment on the creative. we also know that pot diminishes over long-term use there is diminishment of productiveity. >> cenk: steve jobs is the biggest generousbiggest genius in america. >> marijuana on unlike alcohol, is not addictive. people who smoke pot want to smoke pot. they don't have to smoke pot. they just want to smoke pot. there are a continue of people all over the world in amsterdam for instance, it's illegal there, but every citizen in amsterdam does not smoke pot. it's a small percentage who smoke pot legally. >> cenk: we're out of time. on the issue of impairment, barack obama, bill clinton steve jobs none of them seem long-term impaired. on the other hand, sandra, to your point, george w. bush. it was a great conversation. sandra solin and tommy chong. thank you so much. >> i brought a present. >> cenk: theseyou did? >> these are called not a pipe. >> cenk: what do they do? >> you'r

. >> best picture going my way with bing crosby, it was actually really good film and especially withed this week, it was so refreshing. >> i'm going to have to check it out. going my way. you have to put on your 1944 film filter and go, this is an old film but nevertheless, it was pretty sweet. >> all right. i'll have to check it out. 5:55 right now. in the next half hour, crank up the heat. we're talking freezing temperatures this morning. >> that's right. bundle up, bay area. a cold front is making its way through the bay area bringing frost advisories and freeze warnings but the question, how long will it last? we'll tell you after the break. >>> firefighters report to an overnight fire and find a body inside a storage unit. we'll tell you what we know next. >> and s.w.a.t. officers storm san jose city college afternoon reports of a gunman. now that the lockout is lifted, how did the school respond? next. ,,,,,, [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicoderm cq, the patch with time release smart co

. >> it sounds like bing crosby. >> you can sing white christmas after this. >> there you go. >> something new and different. >> he was yelling at the wizards game. >> oh, yeah, right. >> and for good reason. we'll get to that in a bit. >> hope it's not going to be anything that can make anybody sick. >> embrace. >> we'll embrace the weather over the next few days whether we like it or not. at least it's going to be clear. this weekend, however, different story. lovely sunset. as a matter of fact, the sun set at 4:46. we continue to see it go down. 55 degrees your current temperature. with that wind still out there, it's 12 miles per hour. if you have not liked the brisk wind today, it is going to settle on down. with a clear sky. look at this humidity, 35%. and the dew point temperature at 28 degrees. the air right now, very dry. and speaking of dry, too, we didn't get a lot with this weather front when it came through our area this morning. it came through in a hurry at 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m. making its way to the south and east. you're looking at wind gusts currently across the mid-atlan

system but one record most captains wouldn't allow is bing crosby singing "i will be home for christmas." host: the famous white christmas? guest: yes. host: i see you talked to andy rooney. guest: oh, yes. and these cameos. i called up mr. rooney's office about three years ago i think if the date is there. he got on and i said in a nutshell churchill hero, villain, clown. he said greatest man in the 20th century, hero. then he told a story of stumbling almost if he made a left turn that day he might have been crushed at the bottom of the underground escalator where the german bombs fell and he went on about taking missions, you know, in d-17's and -- b-17's and b-24's. i asked him with your colleagues dying around you every night british go out and every day the americans go out and some don't come home, you know, you still kept churchill in high regard. he saeid absolutely. one other family i call, i called the son of tip o'neill, tommy, who is a friend of my brother's. i said tommy it just occurred it me in your house growing up back in the day your father feels the consummate irish

. ♪ tura loora-- >> reporter: at our house we listen to bing crosby during the holidays and watch "goingy of those holiday songs are about separation and longing for reunion. you don't notice it when you're a child, but as you get older you appreciate the bittersweetness in those christmas songs. these are the shortest days of the year and for some people they are the hardest. but starting now little by little the days get longer. the light is already coming back. ♪ and my all your christmases be be white ♪ >> osgood: ahead, nancy jiles on the gift that matters most. >> osgood: christmas is about children, of course. the children we once were and the children we love now. it's also about growing up. with some thoughts on that, here's nancy giles. >> reporter: 'tis is season and giving and getting is in high gear and hopefully that purchasing will stimulate the economy and that will be a good thing. at a certain point-- since most of us are all grown up-- dedoo we need presents regardless of whether we were naughty or nice? can any new stuff be better than the time you got a give a show p

would allow the troops to play records on the epa system, but one record they would not allow was bing crosby singing "i'll be home for christmas." >> the famous white christmas'? >> gs. >> you spoke to john keegan, and andy rooney? >> i called at his office three years ago. he got on and said in a nutshell churchill was the greatest man of the 20th-century. then he told a story about stumbling -- if he had made a left turn that day, he might have been crushed at the bottom of the underground escalator when the german bombs fell. he went on about taking the b- 17's and b-24's. i asked him, with your colleagues dying around you, the british go out and the americans go out and some do not come home -- you still kept churchill in high regard? he said, absolutely. one other family i called -- the son of tip o'neill, tommy o'neill, who is a friend of my brothers. in your house, growing up, back in the day -- your father was a consummate irish politician from boston. what was the take on churchill? he said, a great man. there was no irish-english antipathy. >> how many hours did you spend, and how

for me, it has to be "white christmas," with bing crosby.go ahead. >> oh. >> just on them? >> great. >> it's everywhere. >> we're on "laugh-in." >> more props now. >> look at that. >> i want you to notice, that jerry is the only one where it's not snowing. >> they warned us it was going to happen. but i didn't believe you were going to pull it off. >> it's in your eyelashes. >> it's in your mouth. >> i'm so sorry, rachel. i'm so sorry, gorgeous one. this is because we want to hear from you. what's your -- this because we want to hear from you. you can tell us right now. and we'll tell you, leading, by the way -- what's leading? in the votes? "a christmas story" is leading. you get a chance to vote. >> "national lampoon's christmas vacation." that's my favorite. >> really? >> squirrel in the tree. that's terrific. >> first, i have to call my agent. i thought this was in my contract. >>> but we're going to turn to a lawsuit that's rocking the world of reality tv. >> ooh, george. >> how about that. >> love that. >> former star of "storage wars"

bing crosby continues to greet the airwaves and once again it's the same lovely weather for sleigh rides. it's been around for centuries, but regardless of generation or creed, christmas carols lead us all in word, rhythm, and tune down different paths to the very same conclusion. family, friends, and fun. ♪ >> and at this time of year, we couldn't ask for anything more except toys. [ applause ] >> wynton marsalis is here. so what is your very, very, very, very favorite -- >> sleigh ride. >> sleigh ride. good. >> but you enjoy singing? >> no. no. i don't like do it. >> but you love christmas songs. >> i do. >> why do you love them so much. >> because they remind you of everythi everything. even before you were born. even the slow holiday music how about folk music? >> we don't know our folk music. we're going to learn it though eventually. >> people get upset with christmas, they say, it's on in the mall all the time. >> kill the joy. >> i agree. i agree. don't mess with my good times. >> sing a little few notes of what you like best? >> i burst into song saying. ♪ it's the most wonderf

bing crosby was a crooner because the technology changed. there is a magnetic tape. you have to go to chicago or new york to record. i'm an old-fashioned guy. i still want all those kids to come to a seminar on a campus. i am teaching a course next year and i'm trying to figure how to get my 50-minute chunks -- 15-minute chunks. we have a question there. >> i'm carol thompson. i have a question for each of the three panelists. we have been talking about what we were hoping for the future. what are your greatest fears and greatest hopes for 2016 and 2020? it is a small question. >> i presume you don't think the world will end december 21. >> susan will not say newt gingrich will run again. >> did not come to me first on this one. >> wow, my greatest fear? i hope my kids are well employed. they are doing ok. they are in their 20's. my greatest fear -- i do not think about fears. i'm surrounded by so many incredible kids that i feel good. if i feel bad in the morning, i feel good after my class. >> you stole my thunder. >> i prefer the thunder over the heat. >> a couple

bing crosby was a crooner because the technology changed. there is a magnetic tape. you have to go to chicago or new york to record. i'm an old-fashioned guy. i still want all those kids to come to a seminar on a campus. i am teaching a course next year and i'm trying to figure how to get my 50-minute chunks -- 15-minute chunks. we have a question there. >> i'm carol thompson. i have a question for each of the three panelists. we have been talking about what we were hoping for the future. what are your greatest fears and greatest hopes for 2016 and 2020? it is a small question. >> i presume you don't think the world will end december 21. >> susan will not say newt gingrich will run again. >> did not come to me first on this one. >> wow, my greatest fear? i hope my kids are well employed. they are doing ok. they are in their 20's. my greatest fear -- i do not think about fears. i'm surrounded by so many incredible kids that i feel good. if i feel bad in the morning, i feel good after my class. >> you stole my thunder. >> i prefer the thunder over the heat. >> a couple

bing crosby got to be a crooner because the microphones changed. before that you had to be a high tenor. elvis presley got to make those demos in memphis which he wouldn't have been able to do 10 years before that because now there was magnetic tape. before that you had to go to fancy, highly capitalized studios in new york or l.a. or chicago. to record. so now the artist you are talking about are able to take advantage to communicate with these new technologies. on the education, can i say, i'm an old-fashioned guy. i still want those kids to come to a seminar on a campus for a while. i do. very much. but i'm also teaching a course next year and i'm trying to figure out how to get my 15-minute chunks looking at a camera and how to integrate that with the courses i teach students at penn. we are early days of this. nobody thinks -- >> a question there. >> carol thompson from strategic consulting. i have a question for each of the three panelists. we have been talking about innovation, education, and we have been talking what we are hoping for the f

the 1942 musical starring binge cross by a crosby and fred astaire, now a tv tradition. >> every time bell rings an angel gets his wings. >> that's right. that's right. >> no surprise there. "it's a wonderful life" with jimmy stewart. all-time favorite. you can watch it christmas eve at 8:00 p.m. eastern. those are this year's number one. ♪ i'd have nothing to prove [ male announcer ] zales is the diamond store. save 25 percent off an amazing selection storewide, now through monday. tomato, obviously. haha. there's more than that though, there's a kick to it. wahlalalalallala! smooth, but crisp. it's kind of like drinking a food that's a drink, or a drink that's a food, woooooh! [ male announcer ] taste it and describe the indescribable. could've had a v8. i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios wears off. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually rep