happened in this past year, i would like to see the same level of determination, and in essence, bravado, because of the way the contract was advanced despite concerns on cost. i do not mean to discount concerns of cost here. but for the puc to have that level of -- this is something that we what and we would do everything we can to put this behind. even come to us with an alternative that we are interested in joining with marin, having a real idea in mind from the puc perspective. sit down and turn out the possibilities of joining the marin energy board. i am looking for a level of detail, political artistry, that can help us chart what i am anticipating -- because we have been down this road before -- the kind of road blocks that we are going to see. that is something that we should end the year on. good going for everyone here for navigating the insurmountable task of keeping the threat at bay, but now my concern is internal threats. the internal obstacles that, i think, need to be eliminated to make sure we are on -- illuminated to make sure we are on the same page. i do not want to

the role without bravado. >> what is your earliest memory. >> why are you here?y well stammer. >> doub do you know jokes? >> timing isn't my strong suit. >> the speech therapist's methods are unconventional. >> this is good fun. >> yes. >> along the way a friendship blooms. it's a troubling time. hitter's rise means war is looming. >> when i speak, i speak for them. >> the future queen mother is spot on. it's fascinating to relive a little-remembered part of british history. >> i remain sucking smoke into your lungs will kill you my physicians say it relaxes. >> they're idiots. >> i've admired his work this, is a defining role. he captures struggles of being a royal. jeffrey rush is hilarious and eccentric. the british have a way of doing these dramas and this one is just dripping with authenticity this, could be the best film of the year. i give the king's speech a full bucket. we'll see you on the aisle. >> great review there. let's find out what weather is looking like now. >> moving now with rainless band. there is a little moisture being picked up on parts o

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there's no indication he actually did know how to make a pipe bomb >> this was just a lot of bravado, perhaps? >> according to the charges, that's as far as it goes. >> what do we know about him, what does the fbi know about him? >> he's from afghanian, he's been living in arlington i'm not sure how long. but, you know, this charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison. this is very different than the threats and the cases we've seen the past couple weeks in which the charges have been attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. in those cases someone built what they thought was a bomb. there's none of that here. >> ok. interesting. pete williams, thank you so much. >>> we're going to check out our weather, which is really making news all around the country right now >> the official start of winter is a week wh a way. but you know mother nature doesn't care. we have snow covered streets this morning. the temperature is still brutally cold, gusty winds are just ripping through you, and it's not over yet. let's get more from doug. >> hi, doug. you. >> talk about some of

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all the hype and bravado from mike singletary. not happening anymore. later on today at noon at headquarters in santa clara. the owner will address the media and all the questions will arrive, who will replace mike singletary as head coach? getting back to yesterday, this might be his lasting image. the shouting match on the sidelines with his starting quarterback both going at each other. that's it. about two years on the job for mike singletary and he is now out of a job. the 49ers right now are 5-10 on the season. it's not just that subpar record, but how the team looked. erratic and confusion and not in sirchg. issuing a statement late last night saying one of the greatest experiences of my life was having the opportunity to coach the 49ers. i am thankful for the fans. sorry i couldn't give them more. the statement from the owner, i want to thank mike singletary for the passion and effort hey brought to the organization. he is a tremendous person from whom i will always have great respect. the new chapter in 49ers football begins as of today. who wi

i had a lot of bravado in that i could make a living, i had no fear, but i didn't have as much confidence in myself as an artist and i think alchemically we traded off. he instilled his confidence in me and i helped take care of us so we helped each other find our paths. >> reporter: there are a lost famous people that move in and out of the story, sometimes in the background, rock stars janis joplin, ji mi hendrix, and you write "i was there for these moments but so young and preoccupied with my own thoughts that i hardly recognized them as moments." it's interesting that we don't recognize our moments as we're living. >> it's true. i was sitting at the feet of janice joplin as chris kristofferson was teaching her bobby mcgee and preoccupied with a poem i was trying to write. i think that's normal for young artists. these people were only a few years older than me and it was a time where the cult of celebrity wasn't so big, and we weren't so separated from -- from the people who were creating our cultural voice, because we were also trying to add to it simultaneously, and we were all liv

could that because then run ins on the wall there's no use during this bravado? learning a bed. at the raging, the breaking the headset on the sidelines was a working. and the breeding of the officials so on and so forth now that is the keys, is coaching the team better. i think he's you with this coach, players he's consoling players use it on more stuff and i think he's a little bit better. >> i had him on sunday after the game we see when nobody's looking for a good guy. maybe just the wrong foot here. >> maybe he's maturing to late. maybe he said of come into the season with his demeanor. instead of adopting it when the team is fighting. >> think alex conley them over san diego? >> he has a one in five chance. who studies fell lager? then you have to really study format and really know your stuff. whatever is the most professional team that might not matter because the forty-niners are not of the talent level. >> would you thinks smith would quarterback next year. >> san diego. >> we may may be another opportunity for him. >> if everything broke right let's s

. >> rex ryan has become known for his bluster and bravado with the media. when asked a direct question -- >> mr. ryan, you did and your wife make the foot fetish videos? >> reporter: the normally tackive ryan found himself, well, with his foot in his mound. >> you know, this is a personal matter. and i'm not going to discuss it. >> reporter: despite repeated attempts by reporters to get a comment -- >> again, it's, you know, it's personal. >> reporter: ryan stayed light on his feet, except to compliment his wife. >> my wife's beautiful. she's been -- been married for 23 years. you know, she's awesome. >> reporter: his players tiptoed around the story. is that her? >> uh, i don't know. >> reporter: the hope among the jets is that a win against the bears this weekend will let everyone "walk" away from this story. michelle miller, cbs news, lauren park, new jersey. >> an editorial in one of the new york papers says okay if there is a crime here, he loves his wife, what's the big deal. >> his wife of 23 years he called awesome. >> that's true. usually very loud

. >> reporter: but the photo of bravado may be the thief's undoing.ll over it. >> having the image is fantastic for us. >> reporter: the burglar has not been located yet. but the fishers are hoping the facebook posting of his picture will turn into a mug shot when he's arrested. we're left with a crime question. will the face time on facebook lead to time in the slammer? george? >> you had fun with this, pierre. we hope he gets caught. thanks very much. >>> now, let's get a look at the rest of the stop stories with juju. >> good morning, everyone. more news on the breaking news out of london. a judge has granted bail to julian assange. jim sciutto is at the court with more. >> reporter: with assange in the courtroom, his mother as well, the judge listened to arguments for about 90 minutes before deciding to uphold the bail. the lawyer telling us they have successfully raised the 200,000 pounds. that money will be in the court's account today some time. once it's in, assange will walk free. though with restrictions. he'll have to visit a police station

. >> reporter: but the photo of bravado may be the thief's undoing. >> having the image is fantastic reporter: the burglar has not been located yet. but officials are hoping the facebook poster of his picture will turn into a mug shot when he's arrested. we're left with a crime question. will the face time on facebook lead to time in the slammer? george? >> you had fun with this, pierre. we hope he gets caught. thanks very much. >>> now, let's get a look at the rest of the stop stories with juju. >> good morning, everyone. fragile progress. that's the headline from president obama's long-awaited review of the war strategy in afghanistan. the report finds the military is on track to begin withdrawing forces in july. it says al qaeda ease leadership is the weakest in years. but pakistan must do more to make the progress permanent. meantime, 60% of americans say the war is not worth fighting. that is a record low. >>> a big vote today concerning your taxes. the house could join the senate in passing president obama's plan to extend the bush-era tax cuts. but some democrats are vowing to

false bravado of an intelligence officer is a very bad thing. we were all over that plot. we have a great knowledge about that plot. from what i can recall about the summer of 2006 is when they were going to arrest the people. americans wanted to have been relatively soon, but the british one of the plot to spin out so that they could build up the strongest possible case for ultimate appearance before a court. fairly -- feeling fairly confident about what has been the preferred akaka attack, the large, complex attack against an iconic target designed to create mass casualties. look what has happened in the last 12 to 18 months. let's take christmas of last year. we were mounted against this from yemen. when i was director of cia, i would actually say to the large audience and small, every known threat to the american homeland has threads that take it back to the tribal region of pakistan. this attack did not. this attack was hatched by a franchise. that is different than what we saw appear. think back for some of you may have been two years ago on thanksgiving eve. i was i

the false bravado on the part of this a intelligence officer is a very bad thing but we were all over that plot. we had great knowledge about that plot. in fact, the only issue i can recall during the summer of 2006 was between ourselves and our british allies as to when they were going to arrest the people. with the americans wanting the arrest to happen relatively soon and the british for law enforcement reasons wanting the plot to spin out so they could build up the strongest possible case for ultimate appearance before a court. okay. so feeling fairly confident about what has been historically the preferred al-qaeda attack, the large complex attack against an iconic target designed to create mass casualties. now look what's happened. in the last 12 to 18 months. let's take christmas of last year. abdulmutallab, mounted against us by an al-qaeda franchise, mounted against us by aqip, al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, when i was director of the cia i would say to the large audiences and to the small, private and public, classified and unclassified, every known threat to the america

false bravado of an intelligence officer is a very bad thing. we were all over that plot. we have a great knowledge about that plot. from what i can recall about the summer of 2006 is when they were going to arrest the people. americans wanted to have been relatively soon, but the british one of the plot to spin out so that they could build up the strongest possible case for ultimate appearance before a court. fairly -- feeling fairly confident about what has been the preferred akaka attack, the large, complex attack against an iconic target designed to create mass casualties. look what has happened in the last 12 to 18 months. let's take christmas of last year. we were mounted against this from yemen. when i was director of cia, i would actually say to the large audience and small every known threat to the american homeland has threads that take it back to the tribal region of pakistan. this attack did not. this attack was hatched by a franchise. that is different than what we saw appear. think back for some of you may have been two years ago on thanksgiving eve. i was in