guess we won't see you at the bolder & fresher show in knoxville.n directly, not one. i think you were rude to mr. weinstein. you should have let him explain. he had plenty of time to answer. he chose not to do so. bob from florida. that was the first time i have seen you cut off a mike but the guy was a weasel. last time i did it was six years ago. roger from texas. i'm a former captain in the marines. on behalf of # #% of vets i thank you for taking on weinstein. i was ashamed of the way mr. weinstein spoke to you. i wore the uniform for 31 years and admire your evidents to support our great nation. eagle point, oregon. o'reilly, you are despicable and beneath contempt. you make people despise christianity. john from washington. bill, you are right. "killing jesus" is a superb christmas gift. by weaving together the history and culture of the times, his birth has a deeper meaning. debbie from florida. being of the jewish faith i hesitated to read "killing jesus" but finally did. i was well rewarded. another wonderful o'reilly book. we thank you. f

now that the nation is a little stronger, might he be a little bolder?s come to define this era of world history and how obama plays in it? >> one point has already been mentioned. no matter what obama does, the world is becoming more multi-polar. it's not only democratization, it's industrialization. we won't have the vote we thought we would have 10 or 11 years ago. that's not going to happen. at the same time, we're dealing with the winding down of a second inconclusive war that probably did us no good in the world, and that's an area where obama can display leadership in helping us define, what's our mission after this? not to reclaim sole super power status. >> where is he bolder, elliott abrams? how does he make a difference? >> i don't think he's going to be bolder. i think his main concerns are still domestic. and i do think there is a leadership gap here. if we look at what our middle eastern friends are saying, and some of those who are surrounded, really, by china, they're saying, where are you guys? you used to be the biggest power here. what

and a man cut off his own arm in order to free himself with a bolder is now in trouble with the law. . >>> today's hearing is to determine the cause of the deadly crash at san francisco international airport is set to begin this week. the ntsb is getting ready to interview witnesses and to find out why a fire truck ran over a young girl who was alive. they said they never took airport disaster training courses. we will have live reports on the hearing tomorrow and wednesday and you can follow him on twitter for realtime updates. >>> new concerns now over the rods supporting the eastern span of the bay bridge, according to the information, the rods appear vulnerable but drivers should not be afraid of it and coming down immediately as the current issues only pose long-term risks. they are now conducting hearings on the management construction lapses involving the span. >>> spark flew as demonstrators blocked the bus that picks up google workers. >> i need you guys to move right now. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: the bus is assist bell of the -- a simple of the housing crisis as wea

. >> i was going to book a bolder fresher show in toronto but i don't think that's a good idea now.you know what i'm talking about. >> i'm off the reservation. this whole thing is going to hell in a hand basket. >> if i'm perceived as a problem because i'm candid, so be it. >> here in new york city, we can have the big gulp again, we can drink as much soda as we want because the courts ruled that mayor bloomberg and the board of health cannot limit the size of sodas and you say? >> well, it's about time, mayor lucky charms got shot down. >> they're always after me lucky charms. >> they are magically delicious. >> beware of the dwarf star who fancies himself a quay caesar. >> what have we got on this thing a queefn nature. last term. you are not that important. go back and cash checks off the stock ticker. that was a good idea. where do you get off? how about a rule where 5 eu9 people cannot eat flag gras. 5ity and. >> it doesn't taste very nice. does it? >> what about this miley cyrus person? lots of people were offended by her performance on tv the other night. were you? >> first o

wasn't straight down, there were intermittently cliffs in between yeah, kind of blew me off of a bolder type hill. >> and they thought you were dead and they left you there. >> no. they didn't see me. they couldn't find me. i think it's about that time that the helicopter had been shot down, sir. so when i came to, i was upside down and paralyzed from the waist down. i crawled into the side of the mountain and wenged myself into the rocks and covered myself. pulled rocks over my chest and stuff like that. just sat there. >> all right. we got 30 seconds. how did you get out of there? >> how did i get out of there? particular position or how did i get out of there completely? >> out did you get out of there back to balgram? >> the army rangers and oda and seals, it was a combined effort, sir. along with the villagers that had rescued me. >> so actually afghans rescued, the pashtuns rescued you, right? >> yes, sir. they saved my life. >> they saved your life? >> yes, sir. >> interesting. i wish we had more time but i'm going to recommend the book "lone survivor," it's amazing story. >> hel

the combiekz were simple just dark sapphires and pail sapphires but gradual the combination became bolder. and now another characteristic as i mentioned was this idea of compacted shapes are not only color but the patch shapes a complete departure from the a symmetrical. so the bully new style that begins to develop is characterized by color, knack, rounded shapes. one of the most iconic pieces in because a necklace dated to 1965. it is set with very bold color combinations as you can see here. green emeralds and purple am sits. it's interesting that color is used really as if it was just like paint. bully is not concerned with the individual intrinsic value of the gemstones. what counts is the ultimate effect. here your mixing expensive irmdz and next to am authenticities it doesn't matter just the outcome effect. notice the beauty of the back of this piece. the front of the jewel and the back have to be of the equal quality. the back of the jewel this beautiful finish we'll be able to see is the back is indicative of the quality of a piece. so i think you could wear this piece back to f

portable of the loads in the area that are somewhat stressed it's never too son to start figuring out a bolder approach to the transit issues we'll be facing can you talk about that it will be part of the eir if you could address that a little bit >> we got our traffic data this morning. one of the things we think this site is amazing and offering is transportation. obviously we're is cough of blocks from cal trains you'll get downtown in a couple of minutes. in terms of public transportation the infrastructure is there. the w ta i know that pooefrt albert the city has briefed you all on. in terms of the behavioral patterns we've got a lot of opportunity with tenant and resident and employees two we're working with the planning department and mta to look at ways to encourage bicycle sharing and car sharing we've debundled it so if you represent here you don't automatically get a parking space it's a for you. a couple of those trends that are across the nation we're starting to see see reduce dependency open private auctions and encouraging a mixed mode we're encouraging on working on. i'll add

this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco. i read they improved every park. i didn't believe this at first. this is the fly casting pools. here was a fly casting champion ship. here it is today. it's still in use. the stables out there. they are meant so the public would have the opportunity previously only available to the elite, as it so often the case, as is with golf. like lincoln park built by the wpa. think of the experiences that people have had and the history which is embodied in them. there is daves tennis stadium. here it is, this was a tournament for inner-city youth. archery at golden gate park. ou

bolder military action is needed as attacks on villages continue. the challenges for the replacement to fomac is profound. it's not about peacekeeping, but enforcing calm. to have a hope of doing that the new force needs to be fast, efficient and well equipped. >> the outgoing peacekeeping demander believes the bolstered force will work. >> we only intervene in specific locations. misca will be able to go everywhere and diminish the risk. >> action is needed soon in bossongoa, if fears of the muslim people don't lead to retaliation. the french army wants to disarm both sides. it's too tense. sources told al jazeera that more firepower is needed. in the coming days it's spected more political pressure is needed. alongside that robust action to disarm the killers. >> first it was traditional cigarettes, now the electronic version. why cigarette smokers and the big apple are forced to line up outdoors. >> this is one of national geographic pictures of the year - a polar bear peekaboo. >> ecigarette users in new york city will have to take it outside. t

. >> farmers are bolder, taking their grievances to the streets. there have been consequences. a group advocating for the rights of political prisoners estimates there are 30 farmers facing trial for illegal assembly or interests pass. activists who educate farmers have been gaoled or arrested. >> translation: the wealth cronies and those that confiscated the land are part of the the government. their interests are deeply entrenched in the conflict. >> the government want to resolve land grab issues and formed a parliamentary committee to look into the matter. one lawyer says the committee scope is limited and the independence curtailed by referring cases back to the administration. >> translation: there are protests by the farmer. if it's not resolved quickly, it can morph and lead into riots. this is a rural community with 70% of the population relying on farmers. land dispute have not resolved to underline the past to political uniformity. >> an olympic gold medal won by jesse owens in the 1930s broke records at an auction. the sale continues an inspiring legacy that mr owen

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so any bolder and broader sharing with the u.s. would really be critical to giving us an opportunity to help with russians. >> i think a lot of minds went back to the boston bombings. the alleged attackers there had connections to northern caucuses in northern russia. should u.s. officials have even deeper terrorism concerns based on what we're seeing overseas? >> people around the u.s. will undoubtedly sees cities like new york and los angeles take heightened precautions because of these threats. but i really don't think in this case we see a homeland nexus. the groups that attacked here are very focused on russia, on putin, and on the olympics. although we saw in boston there can be some links, that is really the exception rather than the rule with terrorist organizations. >> michael, good to have you on tonight. thank you. >>> a developing story tonight in north dakota where two freight trains derailed and caused a big fire this afternoon. it happened near the town of casselton, where a train carrying grain was the first to dera

. >> reporter: authorities describe him as a one man crime spree only getting bolder after each crime he committed. gun in hand byron govan walked into businesses and robbed them. >> he's a one man crime spree. >> reporter: armed robberies, armed carjackings, assaults. he stole credit cards and cash that he spent in grocery stores, malls, bars and restaurants. >> when he said i have a gun, i thought i hope you don't use it. >> reporter: molly hack was carjacked by gunpoint by goa van. >> i was at -- govan. >> i was at congressional plaza at 10 p.m. which was a bad idea, but i felt comfolertabau becse it was a safe oareaf. , repr:orte it was late dark, no one was around or so she thought. howell parked and got out to d e atm leaving her purse an keys in e thcar. >> i heard the isnoe and looked to my right. there was a man in myr cain the driver seat. went over there. he locked the door. i said take the money and leave thcar. he said i have a gun and he drove off. >> reporter: he would soon cash several of her checks and use her car for an armed robbery of an annapolis rite aid seen her

the rich are getting richer in the us as well and they're there they are even bolder with wall street setting aside nearly one hundred billion dollars for new year bonuses and activists fighting corporate dominance cash will be coming straight out of taxpayers' pockets these big wall street banks pay their employees a very high b salary usually in the range of like one hundred fifty thousand to two hundred fifty thousand but then on top of that they get the sort of performance bonus and the way that they're tallied is there's a number of surveys that they have to us how much money they have set aside for bonuses in two thousand and thirteen and that's how we arrived at the ninety one point four four billion dollars it is crazy right especially when you think about earlier this year there was this bloomberg article about how the government there is like a government subsidy of eighty three billion dollars so it's almost as if all of that government subsidy is just going right back into bonuses but this is just way that wall street has worked for a really long time before so we're going

they settled this small problem with a small deal but there's kind of a bigger issue, rock, bolder at the top of the hill. >> that's right. the debt ceiling will be hit in late february, early march will have to be some kind of arrangement to raise the debt ceiling. republicans have historically used it for leverage. the administratige and harry reid's line is there is no negotiating around the full faith and credit of the united states. we'll see if republicans feel about the chance of default the way they do about the chance of shutdown. >> a much higher percentage of democrats supported this deal than republicans. is it fair to look at john boehner and nancy pelosi and say one leader has control over his caucus and can deliver the votes and one is struggling to do that? >> that has been the case for years. gwen: except he delivered the votes this time. >> he did but not in as high a proportion as pelosi did. >> pelosi is a very good leader of her caucus, no question about it. but getting back to the debt ceiling, if that fight comes and we see the same kind of brinksmanship over a

blockbusters like the mega deal for verizon wireless but the next guest says 2014 will be the year of even bolder ones. he'll tell us why. that's next. >>> talk about a deal, some travelers that bought tickets on delta.com this morning, got fairs for as little as $5 because on a computer glitch and that's where we begin the market focus. that allowed luck kip customers to score dirt cheap flights including a $25 round trip cross country tickets. delta fixed the issue and doesn't know why or how but the company will honor cheap prices. the mistake didn't weighen the stock. >>> a legal setback for bp related to the 2010 gulf oil spill. a u.s. court rejected bp's argument it should not compensate businesses if they can't prove their losses were caused by that oil disaster. the federal judge ruled the energy giant's new position went against a previous argument. despite the news, bp shares rose to $47.97. >>> blackberry's co-founder cut the stake in the company sending shares way, way down today in a filing, considering not long ago a joint bid to take over blackberry and said in the filing he's no l

. >> reporter: but deep beneath seattle, the huge drill may have hit an equally huge bolder or perhaps some long buried construction from the city's early days. wells are being drilled to lower pressure from ground water in front of the drill. divers may then be sent in to find out what's made the world's biggest tunnel boring machine grind to a halt. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> axelrod: target has acknowledged the hackers who stole data from 40 million credit and debit cards may have also grabbed customers' pin numbers. though target says at this point there is no evidence the pins have been used. that data breach has apparently hit target's bottom line. though "wall street journal" reports transactions last weekend were down 3% from a year before. imagine having a second pair of hands. they'd sure be help informal the operating room-- even if they were actually a thousand miles away. that's next. about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week, fine lines appear to fade. one month, deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. hi

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abc's steve osunsami shows how bears everywhere are getting bolder. >> reporter: wildlife officials sayhas never happened here before. >> i think she's been mauled by a bear. she's bleeding and she needs immediate help. >> reporter: last night police say 54-year-old susan chalfant was walking her dogs in this gated community when, out of nowhere, a bear knocked her to the ground, striking her face. she ran to a neighbor's home. >> how old is she? >> i can't tell, she's so bloody i can't tell. >> reporter: inga bateman says it almost happened to her in june. she was able to get inside. she showed us photos she took of bears roaming the neighborhood. >> she circled us, snapping at our heels, and got up on her hind legs and was foaming at the mouth. >> reporter: wildlife agents, searching for the bear, setting their third trap today, filling them with glazed doughnuts. to they have asked us to move here to this park, worried that our noise was keeping the bear away. in the last five years complaints of bears has doubled to nearly 62 sightings a year. this one in orlando had to be tranquili

and there is a bunch of 20s and i could have picked felton or bolder creek, they are all in the 20s.29, stand ford is at 28 and there is a pup much of 20s. there is a little pit of one, not that many and not far away, there are some upper 20s. and if you want to paint in the east bay valleys, that is fine. 9 up in lake county as well, here is the pattern and it is going to be this way for a long time. everything does up and over and the this pattern will only get colder, so we have tropical motors but they will stay separate and we could have heavy snow over the next 5 to 10 days and after that high pressure builds back in and sunday monday could be very warm especially from santa cruz down to monterey. it is cold for many locations as well and a little warmer, sunshine for everybody tailed. lots of sun, slightly warmer, i think we are losing a comb point to yesterday's highs. 57 for some petaluma, 53 brentwood oakland and that easterly breeze does not help them. berkeley 57, martinez 54, 60s, san jose, 60s gilroy and santa cruz and i also want with 60s, burlingame, 57 and almost ide

the bolder option is to own your own plane. buying a plane is only part of the deal.craft are less like cars and more like horses, they need to be stabled. that's where companies like jet aviation comes in. it is only 18 miles from newark airport that is worlds apart. pilot whoto meet my is waiting here for me inside the terminal building. it's nice but nothing special. you will not spend a lot of time in it. your aircraft is likely just outside. there is no tsa line. if you wanted to charter a plane to take you from teterboro to london, it would run you $75,000-90 $5,000 which gives you a pilot, copilot and a flight attendant. you may be wondering how this feels. it feels amazing. i have to fly commercially next week. is goingm this to that to be a huge letdown. i weep for sam and his commercial travel. if you don't have the money to jet, there are other options. president was talking about the recent trends she sees with holiday travel. >> hotels this year have done a great job of marketing to the locals. they are offering great packages that include not only room o

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bolder, colorado, it is snowing relentlessly. in dallas, it's a "let's have class outside today."allas could drop 40 degrees. has it managed to creep into the double digits there? >> reporter: it is still so cold, yes. 12 degrees is the high here in boulder, colorado today. we're talking about dangerously cold temperatures as we head into the evening hours, jake. we hear it is supposed to get down into negative nine degrees tonight. on this day in history, the lowest temperature recorded was negative one on december 4. so it's not usually this cold at this time of year, and particularly for how long we're expecting it to be cold. we're not expecting to see temperatures above freezing for the next several days. really we're talking about teens and single digits. this is going to melt, and under the snow is a lot of ice. people have been working here to try to clear that snow and ice before it dips under zero tonight. we have avalanche danger right now in the high country. treacherous road conditions that shut down a couple main roads through the mountain passes, and even beaver cre

this time, kap looking good with a little slip to antwon bolder wide receiver. 10-10 in the third.put it on his hip. he will high tail it. a good 22 yards for the first down. keep the chains moving and now the drive to start the fourth quarter. same drive kap will find his way. 2010 into the end zone. 51yards rushing for kaepernick. 6:30 left now. 20-17, kendel hunter looking good. beautiful work using his block. bulldogs his way. 45yards to the two and from there frank gore gouges straight ahead for the touchdown. niners again look comforteddable 27-17. matt ryan leads the falcons into scoring position. looks for and finds the former cal basketball and football player touchdown. 27-14. 27-24 on side kick. jason snelling with a beautiful play on the sideline as the ball went right past navarro. tremain blocks and deflects it right into bowman he will go 89 yards with a spectacular play. into the end zone he goes, looks like he was puttering oil there at the ends. niners clench a play off spot with the victory the record 11- 4. they can win the division shall seattle lose next sunda