brian: what is a witch? a 17th century new englander would have defined it as someone who was basically in confederacy with the devil and someone, usually a woman but not always who signed a pact with the devil signed in blood which confirmed him or her unnatural powers and with that she was off to recruit others through this diabolical -- to do diabolical deeds. sometimes she could transform herself into other animals and into cats or dogs. she could get the menagerie to do her bidding. sometimes she could fly and be witching your hay. brian: you know, you know this -- ou had an interview of course "the new york times" has been a lot of time on your book, good and bad. you had an interview sometime ago. and it only thing i want to ask about is the question, what was the most interesting book you read in researching "the witches: salem 1692?" and you said hands-down -- did you read all nine volumes? stacy: every single word. they are big, but in all fairness, this is the catalog of offenses and abominations.

brian: gadhafi.: he was one of the seven sons of gadhafi who tried to be straight or a western liberal or arab reformer. he really wanted to. he went some way and that direction, but in the end when , helibyan civil war started was loyal. p went home and fought for the he isorship will stop now in prison and wanted by the hague. brian: here he is in 2011 speaking in english. [video clip] >> ten years ago, today, and tomorrow. i'm the first person. we need more freedom. we need democratic. i said this many, many times. >> it did not happen. now you have an uprising on your hands. >> it isn't uprising. now we have people who want to split the country, east and west. now you have people who are terrifying other people. now you have terrorist and militia. now the picture is different. brian: that was an al jazeera interview. now, he's in prison for what? jay: during the war he acted as his father's prime minister in effect. they fired on unarmed civilians. he was charged by the world court with war crime

brian: near michigan? jay: yes, my hometown. brian: back to the monsters.his person is not a monster, but the daughter of one. she's talking in english. this was back in 1967 right about the time svetlana came to the united states. [video clip] >> and they started of the history and social sciences and marxism itself. it made me a little bit critical to many things which i could see around me and to the things i could see in the country and in other socialist countries. it was not exactly what we were taught theoretically. something about her. how did she relate to stalin? how many children did he have? jay: officially speaking, he had three. he did have others. he had one with a first wife and two with his second wife. he had two sons and a daughter. she and svetlana had a wonderful relationship until she was 16. she was probably the light of his life and she worshiped her father. her mother killed herself when she was 6. her older brother was 11. when svetlana turned about 16, she had the problems of growing up as people do. stalin kind of tired of her an

brian: george wallace? prof. feinman: george wallace was paralyzed for life in 1972 in maryland at a shopping center by and assassinate her who had read up on another assassin's particular somebody who wanted to get noticed and again, mental illness. even more serious than his shooting in paralyzing of wallace is that he stalked richard nixon. this would have been earlier than may 1972 -- this would have been before the watergate scandal. spiro agnew would have become president. so the thought comes to mind that he could have been president and then maybe be facing impeachment instead of richard nixon. brian: he was the youngest of all of the assassins at age 21. you say in your book that he has been released. prof. feinman: yes. brian: 2007. where is he? prof. feinman: he has to stay within the state of maryland and i think he has to report to a parole officer. he didn't kill wallace. he shot him and paralyzed him, but yes, he was released around the same time the women who tried to kill president ford were rele

brian: what was your job? adm. howard: i had a grand bunch of mates. that is a great starter experience for a leader. brian: what is a boatswain mate? adm. howard: they do the outdoors deck activities for ships, so they manage the lines in order to bring another ship alongside. it is manual labor. you pull in the line. they do the crane operations on the ship. they move the cargo around the ship. brian: what kind of a ship? adm. howard: it was a submarine tender. what really also maybe think about that time was that this was the early 1980's. we still have in our crew the last of the sailors who came into the navy so that they were not conscripted into the army. i had a seaman who was 55 years old. he had made it all the way up through the brigs and then busted down twice in his career. a motley crew might be the better way to describe that first group of sailors. but they were hard-working and mission-oriented. but they had not come into the navy for the same reasons people come in today. it was a little bit

you heard brian shortsleeve. he said "we will not fail." >> he is better suited to do with your he is a smart guy and understands the entrepreneurial things given his job. he knows how to make the greatest efficiency out of this. that is what the team needs. >> this has been governor baker' s number one priority. he is a manager first and foremost. i believe that they are well prepared. janet: hitting the possible -- getting the possible 10 on syrian refugees. connecticut governor haas says no one has the right to make that decision. is it a political posturing? >> the governor in new hampshire did the same thing. it is a responsible move. he is not saying, no. he is saying, let' s slow down and think about how we are betting these people. president obama slow down the iraqi refugee problem. it is perfectly reasonable. janet: is it more than political posturing, marianne? >> it had no jurisdiction. it is politics and that there are two points you have to look at. for all those people who cite a religion that wome

brian: where? eric: the founders said we have not freedom of worship, they have freedom of worship in china. we have freedom of religion to free exercise thereof. we do not have the freedom to think what we like, we have the freedom to act on our thoughts. i have the freedom to leave church on sunday morning and for the rest of the week to act on my thoughts. there is no official constitutional point of view on the great questions of life. there cannot be. the government has to be agnostic on that. the government has to be the way it is with the free market. hands off, the free market will decide similarly with the free market of ideas, we do not get involved. well, what has been happening, of course, is the culture in the government have sort of said we will go with his version area -- what i will call may be a secular human liberal version about sexuality or whatever. i would say constitutionally, you cannot do that. you have to be careful. there are people whose faith says i cannot go along with

brian lamb: you will be quick. [laughter] lynda johnson robb: one day we took a chartered flight and the night before, my father came and us, us that unbeknownst to the person we had chartered the flight from was going to be --ght by a big charles robb: government contractor. lynda johnson robb: government contractor. and it would not look good. and here we were ready to go on her honeymoon and nowhere to go and with no way to get there -- our honeymoon and nowhere to go with no way to get there. so we did not take that charter flight. so you can question the choices that people make, but i think we need to give our public servants more thanks for what they do which they think is best. don't question their judgment on whether it is right or wrong or andher you agree or not, don't question whether they are doing it in a way to put money in their pockets or whatever. we don't know everything that may be that person does no is going on. thank you. charles robb: let me just say one quick word because i meant to do it o

he also tweeted out criticisms of the play calling. >> brian: selfish. selfish. >> rick: there is a time and a place. >> brian: exactly, this is not the time and the place. it shows where his head is and we've comboen known that for a while. >> adam: ezekiel elliott sending out those tweets. that will do it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post-game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division announcer: you are watching kcci 8 news. laura: bitter cold today and tonight. from the wintry storm that began friday and dumped between 6 and 12 inches of snow overnight on much of iowa. todd: let's go to jason, as temperatures go down overnight. jason: downright frigid, wind chills below freezing. temperatures in the single digits. the snow we got will add to that cold, as it helps to toss that heat into the atmosphere. not keep us quite as warm, a look at some of the totals we saw -- 14 inches. des moines came in at 6.9, topping out at 6.7 yesterday read which nearly triples the previous record. back in 1956. t

brian is a first look at the forecast for us. brian: temperatures got to the mid-60's. even as we head into the 6:00 hour, still lots of 50's out there. we are warmer than we should be for the afternoon high so we are thankful for that. manassas at 52. leesburg and 59. frederick, 50. ,s we head of the evening tomorrow morning when you wake up they can be patchy fog from martinsburg to charles town. low-to-mid 40's downtown. down through central virginia temperatures in the 40's. tomorrow we will be watching clouds approach but it will be a sunny day. they should get back again into the 60's. war of the upcoming weekend after this. kimberly: finding the black friday deals is relatively easy. finding the parking can be tough, especially the predatory towing. a local lawmaker and those of the hill are cracking down following the seven underside investigation. joce sterman explains how. >> is important that they also have the experience. is an opportunity for us to think of what they do for us. reporter: with hidden cameras rolling, the team wants it happened over and over.

. >> i'm brian hackney. a live look at paris where it is now it 2:30 a.m. sunday morning. police are gathering at the place de la republique. the city of light is going through one of its darkest hours after the deadliest attack since world war ii. one of the victims is from california. she was a design major from long beach state. she was killed at a restaurant attacked last night. >> she was something of a star in our department. she was a shining star. and, um, she brought joy, happiness, laughter, to everybody she worked with. >> long beach state says another student is in surgery. the 16 other students from long beach still in paris are safe tonight. >>> here is where things stand tonight. isis says it is responsible with eight men carrying out the attack, 7 blew themselves up, police killed the other. police carried out raids in belgium arresting three people tied to the paris attacks. u.s. officials say that's where the plot was planned. at least 129 people are dead and that number is expected to rise. more than 350 others are injured. kenneth craig is in paris with

brian? >> yeah, and i guess, stephanie, people last night were saying they got -- they gave isis credit for putting what we call a fresh top on it. timely pictures out of paris. the aftermath of the bombing, images of french president hollande. and it was enough to make the mayor and police commissioner appear last night, 11:00, timed for the local newscasts in new york to show, in a brightly lit time square, the police commissioner even said to citizens, the nypd will protect you. we have your back. >> reporter: yeah, an acknowledgment there that it can have an impact and a concern that people might become growingly alarmed. but also an acknowledgment that isis apparently is trying to capitalize on what they may see as momentum following these attacks, churning out more propaganda, an appeal for suicide bombers in places like new york city. and what's interesting about this as well is that isis, in the past, has summoned recruits to syria to join the fight in syria. this is different. this

brian: we know brining. whining.e is just brian: at least the weather was better today. last year on thanksgiving eve, we had snow. leon: we've seen the pictures. brian: and i'm showing it again, darn it. that is last year, thanksgiving eve. that snowball was moments before it made contact with my cheek. my face cheek. [laughter] leon: is that right before you took him out of the will? brian: actually, i threw one back and i think he cried. but it was all in fun. there.ees out waslast heavy snow we had 1989, 1.9 inches of snow across the area. the warmest on record, 2007, 77. in the coldest on record was back in the 30's. today was four degrees above average, but it felt that are, partly because earlier in the 42. we were only some of the moisture setting up in the nation's midsection, from chicago to st. louis, snow on the intermountain's west, coming together in the heartland. that will lead to some issues. winter weather advisory through kansas, nebraska, portions of texas and eastern oklahoma. travel tomorrow locally, great. low 60's,r, 60's, pleasant. if you are tra

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collins finds his way to the first down, brian. >> brian: this is incredible and they had to review to see whether or not this was a fumble recovered by the hogs and they did recover it but here is the play. marquis haynes. you've got the game wrapped up and won for ole miss -- no, facemask call. penalty. hogs retain possession. >> rick: the irony of that facemask call was you teach the guy to throw it up for grabs. by him trying to get out of the way he caused the penalty. >> brian: if you stopped him on fourth and 25 there is no facemask. got to find a way to get a stop. >> adam: bret bielema goes for two. doesn't work. they get the penalty. >> rick: 500 yards a week ago to tennessee-martin. 600 tonight. good decision by bret. >> adam: the big game coming up at 8:00 eastern. l.s.u. going to alabama. laerpd fournette and company trying to stay undefeated going to tuscaloosa. >> brian: it's going to be tough. haven't won in four years, haven't beaten alabama in four years, they understand that, both teams control their own destiny. if you like a lot of hard hitting issue turn the sound

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i'm brian taff. and the big story on "action news" tonight is black friday eve. many stores opened early today boosting big savings for anyone willing to postpone or even forego their thanksgiving dinners. "action news" was at target wynnefield heights minutes after the doors on 6 p.m. tonight. folks rushed in to get those big ticket items at deep discounts and other big box stores opened as soon as the sun rose today. holiday shopping rush is underway. "action news" reporter christie aleto esised in the cherry hill mall tonight christie. >> reporter: yeah, brian a will the of people traded in turkey dinners for shopping carts looking for the best deal. >> no running. >> the hunt for the best bargain starts thanksgiving night. >> smart tv. >> and shopping carts rolled out of target minute after doors opened at 6. others stuck to toys. >> did you get vring you wante wanted. >> i did. >> tell me what you did. >> i got cars. monster jam and barbie. >> registers are already ringing at cherry hill mall. >> i have everything i want. >> national retail federation estima

kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. brian, when can we expect to see the rain? >> brian :i think we will see much of the weather tonight and in to tomorrow morning but most of the heavy rain is forecast between now and some right here is yours--between now and sunrise and here is the storm tracker oakland and on up into concord this is quickly moving out across the bay east toward northeastward at 35 m.p.h. the yellow colors show heavier rain around alameda and it is going to get heavier around concord and walnut creek and antioch in the next 15 to 20 minutes but still this is just the leading edge of the storm and the main rain is still off to the north of the bay area and this is due around 3:00 tomorrow morning around 3 and 7 l bring more significant rain will talk about that coming out >> vicki : for complete weather forecasts and all your bay area news. be sure to download the kron 4 mobile app. it's free to download for apple and android devices. the two left lanes of southbound 880 in milpitas have re-opened tonight following a deadly crash. the accident

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so brian asked, you know, we like to film people's tattoos and brian asked you, can i do a little tattoo tour. >> i got a lot of clowns. on my legs. >> wow. >> and my back. represents like, you know, a lion's fearless, you know? basically, that's what it is. >> ryan was a big guy. a really big guy. he was very pleasant with us. always kind of smiling. there was a softness about him, despite his large frame. >> how long did it take you to get all that? how much time? >> probably a few weeks, total. >> all of it? >> about three weeks, all of it. >> miller was facing serious charges, including aggravated murder, robbery, and offenses against a human corpse. despite his not guilty plea, he spoke openly about the grisly manner in which he took another man's life. >> the second he told me that a hammer was used as the murder weapon, i thought, wow, this is going to be an interesting story. >> miller says he acted in self-defense when he and a friend got into an argument over money. >> he swung on me and then we just got to fighting. picked up a hammer and hit him about six times in the head. a

this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully to work. and every day brian drives carefully to work, there are rate suckers. he's been paying more for car insurance because of their bad driving for so long, he doesn't even notice them anymore. but one day brian gets snapshot from progressive. now brian has a rate based on his driving, not theirs. get snapshot and see just how much your good driving could save you. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a kansas high school football player dies after collapsing during a game. >>> a suspect in the stabbing an american hero. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "the san francisco chronicle" reports on an arrest in the stabbing of a hero u.s. airman who helped stop a european terror attack on a train. air force staff sergeant spencer stone was knifed last month in sacramento. surveillance video captured the attack. police arrested james tran for attempted homicide. >>> "the las vegas view journal" reports on a death sentence of a

but just an hour after her arrival -- >> brian, brian, she's going with her face. >> she's seizing.ver here. >> vivian starts having seizures, one after the other. brian rushes to get her anti-seizure medication. it's hard on vivian and on brian, and some of his doubts start to rush back in. >> it's always stressful wherever we go. i have all faith that this is going to work, but with anything you try, there's that nagging suspicion we're going to be the ones it doesn't work for. >> despite the rough night, the next morning begins with hope that relief is in sight. to meet the strict state standards, brian establishes residency in colorado by renting a small apartment. vivian meets with two doctors for a thorough physical. >> how many seizures per day? >> both doctors approve her need for cannabis and write recommendations for medical marijuana to treat her epilepsy. >> it went good? >> yeah. >> by sunset, they're ready. little vivian has no idea of what's about to happen. >> that's it, right there, a tiny amount of oil squirted into her mouth. >> good job, sweetheart. >> now they j

>> i see brian. >> it became clear brian was going to adopt trudy. he bonded with her.t think there was a question she was coming home with us on one of the flights. >> my family and i talked about getting a dog at some point. i had to get them to trust me and i sent them photos and described the dog to a t and they trusted me. when i told darrell that i was going to adopt her, he was happy to see her get adopted out for sure. >> i'm here to adopt truvy. >> excellent! >> soon to be changed to -- possibly ruby. >> did you know right away you were going to adopt her? >> no. i tried to talk myself out of it quite a bit actually. but she seems like a really, really good dog. >> brian, i wish i could adopt you. >> i'm nervous. >> same here. >> i'm not really nervous. not nervous, but a little apprehensive because it's a big commitment. >> here she is. >> what's up? >>> you surprised a member of the crew adopted one of the dogs? >> i am. i didn't think he was going to do it. >> will he like california? >> who wouldn't like california? >> true. >> she was a well-behaved dog. m

and, brian, one more note.ne person i spoke with earlier in saint-denis wanted to speak with me in spanish believe it or not so everybody around me didn't understand and said i'm very scared. i feel there are a lot of people here in his words who may actually be continuing to plot against us and very concerned there is a sizable segment of people who want to wish ill on the people of paris. brian? >> wow. well, that comes through as they say despite the language barrier on both sides. french and spanish. the meaning comes through loud and clear. let's go to chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell in washington. andrea, a lot of folks watching in this country, certainly all the people who lived through it in that suburb last night would very much like this to stop right about now. >> oh, absolutely. and i got to tell you that the u.s. and its allies say they're coming together but they really do not have a game plan. and that is one of the reasons why france's president hollande is coming to washingt

this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully to work. and every day brian drives carefully to work, there are rate suckers. he's been paying more for car insurance because of their bad driving for so long, he doesn't even notice them anymore. but one day brian gets snapshot from progressive. now brian has a rate based on his driving, not theirs. get snapshot and see just how much your good driving >> t the philadelphia marathon is coming up on sunday and brian lange, he is trying to break the record for fastest time while wearing a santa claus outfit. current time is it two hours and 55 minutes and 50 seconds, brian has a has work cut out for them. win or lose, he is doing something nice for the community, he is raising funds for the nonprofit organization mighty writers. >> while you may remember i hosted a march of dimes fundraiser and when i was there carl gentry was performing on the piano. he was excellent so i brought him into the studio we talked a little bit. he. he told me he plays piano for jon bon jovi, but today he brought hi

he also tweeted out criticisms of the play calling. >> brian: selfish. selfish. >> rick: there is a time and a place. >> brian: exactly, this is not the time and the place. it shows where his head is and we've comboen known that for a while. >> adam: ezekiel elliott sending out those tweets. that will do it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post-game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. by cbs sports division now only ford offers $750 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices on ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. we no longer offer an excuse to stay home all day just in case the cable company decides to

brian? >> thanks, light rain started falling in fairs five hours ago, blotting out the candles burning on the sidewalks, blotted out the chalk drawings people have made in memorial over the past two days, but still the people came out. they came out in their sadness. they came out in defiance. their president said they are a nation at war, and they came out beneath the beautiful colors lit up on the tower after two days plunged into darkness. correspondent bill is in the center of paris for us tonight to set the scene and look at day in the investigation as well. bill, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian, a day of high emotions and warnings from french leaders, not only from the french president, who had a direct message for isis in the french parliament, he said, you won't destroy france. france will destroy you. it was also the day that french investigators named the man, the so-called master mind they believe is behind the paris massacres. this is the man france believes was be

brian.ouldn't we be dressed up like this close to christmastime. we are doing for a good cause. we will get santa in prep for philly for good reasons not for those snowball loving fans that we won't talk about. >> threw a snowball 47 years ago during an eagles game. >> here's the the deal. >> believe it or not is there a world record for fastest time in the santa outfit. current world record is what. >> two hours and 55 minutes and 50 seconds. >> so brian is going to beat this and we're warming up. would you normally run on a friday before a sunday marathon. >> couple miles, perfect warm up. >> lets do this. >> i cannot run with this stoop it helmet on, so, you have to. >> no, you have to. >> i don't know where i'm willing. >> before you start, i have a question for santa. >> have you been against the water, it looks like you are flooding. >> i have been cutting some weight for the race. >> brian is in shape. >> how many have you run i have run five marathons. i have done philly marathon thr

brian, watch this.ne hop on his front porch. >> oh, oh. oh, my god. did you guys see him? >> we saw it. he said he heard scratching outside of his home in the middle of the night and peeked out the see a 10-foot gator. animal control took the beast. everybody is okay. what a selfie. >> one mother so proud of her son's again muse math skills the 6-year-old had to figure out who had more money bobby or amy. he got the correct answer. when asked to show his thinking he went above and beyond drew a picture of himself and his mother posted his work online and said this is why my kid is going places. >> join me on the radio. 24/7 headline channel 115. >> we will. >> we'll have a weekend show. >> thanks everybody. bill: new calls to beef up security in airports around the world as more evidence points to isis and the russian airplane crash over egypt. this will have an impact for us. martha: british intelligence is picking up islamic chatter in syria with an airport worker putting the bomb into the cargo hold.

brian? >> well, this all just goes back to the general deflationary atmosphere that we're in right now, so in all commodities you're going to continue to see in a general sense rallies will be sold. think that anything in the ag sector's going to find a real, meaningful rally unless maybe we get some kind of a weather event to spark up in south america so that will take place, if it does, towards the beginning of 2016. you know, pay attention for some other events that is we usually see in februarmarch time frame, which is going to be maybe some striking in brazil to get a little bit of rally, but for the most part when you look at where commodities are, i think natural gas is 85% off altime highs, crude oil, rbob, heating oil roughly 70%,grains 50 much more bad can it get? there's still some downside, but relative to equity is still close to all might be a relative value play market saw some big losses this week, so what are all these bearish factors weighing on the market now, and is there

it is little bit rough in spots, brian and sharrie.g one of those spots here in the malvern area. this is 202. southbound side approaching route 29 the great valley exit there's a fender-bender off to the side. you can see the police there on the scene. you can also see the sea of headlights all these people slowing down to see what's going on there on the shoulder. it's just a fender-bender. keep on moving. extra heavy as you come from chesterbrook because of that accident. elsewhere in chester county still have the overturned truck blocking the ramp from 100 southbound to the pennsylvania turnpike. if you're trying to get to the turnpike do so via 100 northbound. that may mean you have to go a little farther south and flip around but the northbound ramp is opened, southbound is closed and we're hearing it's going to stay closed until maybe 10 o'clock tonight. media a couple accidents, this on 442 on hunter street. also one along brookhaven road at kershaw road. traveling north on the boulevard watch out for a crash near harbison this

brian gilbert is charged with assault and battery. ub,r tells us it removed gilbert weeks before the incident after it learned about his earlier driving offenses. u critics say uber should have checked into his past before hiring him. >>> the boston-based draft kings says new york's legal analysis is flawed, and that company will also challenge it. meantime here in mass, attorney general moira healy said she does not plan to follow in new york's foot steps and will offer her recommendations by the end of this year. >>> new tonight, the lead singer of the band playing the station nightclub when a deadly fire broke out is working on a document tarry about that tragedy. a hundred people died in february of 2003 when fireworks ignited a blaze in the west warwick, rhode island club. jack russell said he never had a chance to apologize for his fans' role in that fire. he hopes the document tarry will be a fitting tribute to the victims. >>> don movell is suing a newton golf course, claiming discrimination against people with disabilities. l

brian: how are you, steve? steve: brian. brian: nice to meet you, sir. steve: how you feeling, man?m doing wonderful. wonderful. steve: good, good, good. brian: yes. steve: brian, what do you do? brian: i work at ford motor company, the louisville assembly plant on the weekend shift, and during the week, i teach remedial algebra at the local community college. steve: brian, uh, introduce everybody. brian: well, steve, we represent the cook crew connection from louisville, kentucky. i'm brian. this here is my cousin, sirlivia. she's actually named after the mother of russ and myself. and then we have, uh, theo. he's actually the oldest of the 32 first cousins... theo: all right. brian: that we have. and he's also a double cousin of russ and myself. and then we have hope, who happens to be the youngest of the 32 first cousins. and then we have russ, my oldest brother. steve: come on. win yourselves some money. let's get it on. give me kelli. give me brian. yeah, it's a good place to

brian wilson, the texas law hawk. hunger for justicement brian wilson, the texas law hawk. that commercial is, of course attorney brian wilson, and after seeing his ad, we invited him on the show. he said yes, fantastic. what is the main thing you tell people when they're pulled over for drunk driving? >> well, the main thing i tell them is you don't have to say anything other than handing your driver's license. that's focused on texas law specifically. but just shut up, man! the less you say the better for the most part. kennedy: brian wilson, i know you are a major league pitcher and founder of the beach boys, are you a real good attorney or fun to party with? >> i hope both, but i'd say i really focus on my clients and clients come first before partying, though. kennedy: that is giving, brian wilson texas law hawk, thank you so much. >> thank y'all so much. appreciate it. kennedy: indeed, i'm in new york, i'll get arrested and can you bail me out. >> no. y'all take care. kennedy: hopefully you have been caressed by the talons of justice. you can watch all new episodes of

as we go back to the scoreboard one more time, b.j., it's one more bowl game for beamer. >> brian: 23 straight. virginia down three. one minute left. chuck clark leapsment gets the interception. frank beamer. wins his last regular season game. he and his wife reflect on the big three after the ballgame. he dances for the big three. >> adam: the post game locker room. he's had some dances. they win it 23-20. 12 straight wins over virginia. 23 straight bowl games. other finals from the day. north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest

>> yeah, brian. it really is a perpetual vigil. people are coming here to the place de la republique but also to the bataclan club. i saw a gentleman last night walk up as close as he could and place his hand on the sidewalk and pray. and they come here many with tears in their eyes, with flowers, with little prayer candles, with books and all of them seem so united, so respectful in this. but brian, there is this contrast of feelings here. you were talking about how the president of france, hollande, says that france is at war against these terrorists. and people here feel as though there must be some fight against these people who are trying to destroy the french way of life. someone this morning was telling me we invented the word critique. we are free. france is the opportunity and being french means having a discourse. disagreeing with each other. but in peace until ways. we are accepting of others. even those we disagree with. and these people should not take that away from us. but the other side, brian, is how can we do some

brian? course, as you're talking, we're looking at the overhead camera shot. the truth is right now, times square is an enormous construction area. it is totally choked off in terms of pedestrian and vehicular traffic. they have added kind of pedestrian malls and seating areas where vehicles used to go. so that just adds, stephanie, to the compact and congested nature of all of it. >> reporter: it does. and one of the things that this attack in paris points out and has officials here in this city concerned about is this issue of soft targets. and you heard people talking about it earlier. that this -- times square is essentially the definition of that kind of soft target. it is impossible to police this whole area. and once again, commissioner bratton saying that the goal here is to be prepared if something were to happen. but ultimately to prevent it from happening in the first place. and that depends on good intelligence, and it's something that this city has been focused on ever since 9/1

big brian sullivan. over to you in dallas, brian. >> all right, mandy. thank you very much. we're here for a very rare and exclusive interview with kelsey warren. the ceo of energy transfer. ete, etp, fxl, and sun. doesn't do a lot of tv and we appreciate you coming on to cnbc. we had planned to come and talk to you about all these things about natural gas and oil and we will, but you and i were chatting off camera before this and you said you thought there's a chance that transcanada might actually be pleased with this decision because through all the rhetoric the pipeline may not be economic anyway. explain. >> i don't believe the pipeline has been economic for a while now. there's just not the spread. transcanada, these are bright people, very bright people. for them to go through the permitting process and all this ridiculous process they've gone through, of course they would like to see the permit received but i don't believe the pipeline gets built, not during these economic times. >> if somebody said let's reset, start over, transcanada, you have the ability to resubm

they do not confirm that it is brian nichols that they have inside, that brian nichols is holding a hostagenside. but i spoke to one of the public affairs officers of the gwinnett county police department and the officer told me they have nichols. >> we're getting word atf is telling fox news that nichols is in custody. >> nichols in custody. >> he's in custody. >> i'm great. i'm glad to hear that. that's great. >> here's the chevy. here's the chevy. they've got the s.o.b., there he goes. there he goes. all right, they've got him. >> they got the s.o.b., that's what you heard our own geraldo rivera saying back in 2005 describing the action from what turned out to be a ringside seat in the capture of brian nichols and the unfolding saga of ashley smith. in fact, geraldo got to the scene so quickly he arrived before a lot of the federal agents and was reporting live on fox news channel as the officers were still rolling up. geraldo joins us now. how did you find yourself in the very heart of the story? >> i was interviewing the attorney at his office. now, remember that nichols wiped out anyb

as we go back to the scoreboard one more time, b.j., it's one more bowl game for beamer. >> brian: 23ght. virginia down three. one minute left. chuck clark leapsment gets the interception. frank beamer. wins his last regular season game. he and his wife reflect on the big three after the ballgame. he dances for the big three. >> adam: the post game locker room. he's had some dances. they win it 23-20. 12 straight wins over virginia. 23 straight bowl games. other finals from the day. north carolina putting up big points. georgia finishing with nine wins. louisville on a 38-3 run to end the game. that will just bodo it for now. thank you for watching "the ram post game show." here is what's on cbs tonight. a reminder. >> adam: for all of us have a great evening and enjoy the rest of your weekend. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division