what's been going on in brooke's life? >> brooke: hi, katie. it's brooke. i just wanted you to know how

>> brooke: no. >> liam: where is she, brook >> brooke: i don't know. >> liam: you don't know, or you're not telling me? >> brooke: to tell you the truth, even if i knew, i probably wouldn't tell you. >> liam: okay. you know what? you're upset with me? fine! you want to yell at me? you want to lecture me? go ahead, just do it after -- >> brooke: hope didn't come home last night.

i'm brooke baldwin.at train operator doing in the moments leading up to the deadly derailment in the bronx sunday? a union representative tells cnn that william rockefeller jr. had, quote, nodded off, but federal investigators are quick to say the rail workers union talked out of turn. yesterday, we reported on this show from these four -- two law enforcement sources that rockefeller told investigators he was quote/unquote in a daze, and he had no idea what happened. rockefeller also saying the brakes failed him. well, the ntsb has revealed the train was in fact speeding. seven cars jumping the tracks, killing four people. nic robertson is back on the story today. let's begin with the claims from the union rep. and the fallout, really, today from the comments. >> well, what the ntsb is saying, that he's broken the confidentiality agreement the union entered into to be part of the organization. there are other groups assisting the ntsb. the ntsb said that by virtue of him, the union representative, disclo

"newsroom" continues now with brooke baldwin. >> hi there. i'm brooke baldwin here in new york. thank you for being we me on a snowy tuesday. the weather may look bad where you are, but the storms are far from over. in fact, snow and ice blanketing cities all the way from arkansas to maine. these are live pictures of new york, which along with washington and philadelphia, could see six inches of snow today. and you can already see the snow piling up on lady liberty's crown. actually, you can't see a darn thing now that i'm looking at these live pictures. there is snow falling, but this is a bunch of nothing. it's such a white-out in parts of new york. the weather has even forced federal offices and schools in washington, d.c., to be closed. road conditions are nothing short of treacherous. 15 people have died in weather-related incidents in the past couple of days, mostly in wrecks on roads like these. one of the scenes -- watch this video. this is a wisconsin traffic camera. one after another cars are careening out of control, crashing into one another. a police officer on the

"newsroom" continues right now with brooke baldwin. >>> hi, there, ymg brooke baldwin. thank you for being here with me on this thursday. let me tell you, it's a big day for washington and a big day potentially for folks all around the country who are flat out sick and tired of this partisan food fighting here. you have the u.s. house of representatives, tah-dah, will soon vote on a long-term budget. no government shutdown, no crisis talks at the white house, no temporary fix concocted on the fly. no, no, i'm talking today about a real live budged. very adult of everyone, wouldn't you say? that said, we have some drama breaking out. this is among republicans. john boehner, remember this moment yesterday? telling off fellow conservatives, in particular, conservative lobbying groups saying some of his own people are trying to kill this budget without even seeing what's in it. let's hold it there and bring in dana bash because you have talked to speaker boehner today, correct? is he singing the same tune? holding his ground, as it were? >> he doubled down, brooke, big time

take it away, brooke. >>> good evening. i'm brooke baldwin and welcome to "icymi" showcation cnn's best reporting all day and any breaking news tonight. we have a lot to get to. first, show me the money. we will show you the numbers hot off the presses. they were just chosen just a short time ago. and we're waiting to go hear if anyone has won what may just be the biggest megamillions lottery jackpot ever. >>> also tonight, fire tearing through the iconic big sur area. the flames devastate the home of the town's fire chief. at only 5% containment, what will be next? >>> and the best beatles song you have never heard until now. ♪ birds in the sky will be sad and only once they hear that i've lost my one and only ♪ >> you want to hear the rest of that, don't you? stick around. all of that and a lot more in case you missed it. now let's get started. >>> somewhere in the united states right now someone could be very, very rich. so what if you have a better chance of dying in an asteroid apocalypse? odd smods,if you haven't seen

brooke baldwin "in case you missed it" starts right now. > good evening. i'm brooke baldwin. welcome to our new program "in case you missed it" to comb through every single stocnn has been covering all day. they're the reason we do what we do and tonight they are coming in fast. we begin with two breaking stories. two stories delivering some good news for a change. first this. two frantic days of searching for this family lost in the freezing cold hills of nevada, ending tonight with joy. they are alive. and they're going to be all right. and the town of lovelock, nevada is taking a deep sigh of relief. we will share moments you might have missed as this family has been found. >>> also this evening, in your nation's capitol, that awful, endless gridlock that has been paralyzing our country? well, the unthinkable happened. for the first time in four years, the united states congress has agreed on a budget. i'm talking republicans and democrats coming together just before the holidays. so we will take you to washington in just a minute. but these are the moments. the best of cn

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. thank

>> brooke, that's a big question. i was in benghazi a few months ago with my colleague, arwa damon, and really, the city has been emptied, pretty much, of westerners. all foreign diplomatic missions, pretty much, western diplomatic missions, have shut down and left their city. there have been continuous targeting of western interests in benghazi and the eastern part of the country, western governments, including the united states, have advised their citizens not to go to benghazi. it's a no-go zone pretty much for westerners. this is a very big question. now, it remains to be seen who is responsible for the killing. was this a targeted attack, targeting him because he was an american? this remains to be seen, but the situation has been deteriorating and it has not been a friendly place, pretty much, for operation there for westerners. >> thank you so much, on the phone with us from libya right now. >>> also, mexican authorities have found that stolen truck containing radioactive material. two men had held up the drive

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. as the world mourns an icon, washington didn't always see nelson mandela as a saint. >>> america's unemployment rate drops, but will conservatives give president obama credit? >>> plus -- ♪ whiskey river >> willie nelson pugglled out oa gig at sea world after cnn's explosive film on killer whales. >> and when twitter bikes and critics sting. carrie underwood's version of a classic hits a nerve. >>> we have a lot to talk about here on this friday. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for joining me. let's begin with this dangerous and deadly winter storm affecting millions of you all across the nation today. this freezing storm hitting from texas, all the way up to new york, you see the map here. the system causing flight cancellations, dangerous driving conditions, and now deaths. three adults have died in car accidents in both oklahoma and texas as a result of this storm system that you're looking at here. and in arkansas, one man died after a tree fell on his camper during the free

mike brooks, thank you very much.. >>> now to this, to the anniversary no one wants to recognize, but everyone understands the need to. this saturday will mark one year since a gunman murdered 27 people innewtown, including 20 first graders. city officials have spoken today, asked members of the media not to come to town, saying it would only add to their pain on that day. i can tell you now cnn will respect those wishes. we have decided not to go to newtown this saturday. we will cover the story from afar. this afternoon, some of the victims' families, moms and dads, they talked to the media and explained how they'll remember their little ones this upcoming saturday. >> we ask that you consider performing an act of kindness or volunteering with a charitable organization in your own local community. we hope that some small measure of good may be returned to the world. this concludes our family statement. i'd like to add that our family will be lighting a candle on the eve of 12/14, the last night we spent with our swe

one more bit of news, brooke. as this deadline was fast approaching over the weekend, officials say a million people visited the federal website, healthcare.gov, so that's an early sign there was a surge in interest leading up to this deadline. >> okay, and as the president is resting up in hawaii, his staff back home saying obamacare hopefuls will have until the end of tomorrow, not today, to enroll for coverage that would kick off the first of january. thank you. >>> they are citing possibly a last-minute rush. let me read you part of the statement we were given this afternoon, quoting here, anticipating high demand and the fact that consumers may be enrolling for multiple time zones, we have taken steps to make sure those who select a n plan through tomorrow will get coverage for january 1st. so there is that for you today. there is also this. we have this. this is opposition to obamacare. it keeps increasing. look at the numbers with me at the top there, 62%, even though the white house suggests it's pasted th

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for joining me here on this wednesday. we begin with more good news. thirst, this family and their incredible story of survival, and just in about their condition. for 48 hours, this nevada family of six including four young children did whatever they could to stay alive. stranded in the rugged terrain in nevada's seven troughs region, fighting for survival after they jeep slid upside down and into this crevice. joining me now, stephanie elam, who has this new information. several of these people have been released from the hospital where you are. tell me who. >>> two people, the mom and youngest child. the girl who was almost four years old, they have been released. the others, they're keeping them here for more observation, more i.v.s. they want to keep an eye on their blood work. they say the way their kidneys are processing, they want to make sure everything is okay. but all in all, the kids are playing back there, we hear. we hear they're all in good spirits and

brooke baldwin and "in case you missed it" starts right now. >> good evening i'm brooke baldwin and welcome to icymi, showcasing the best news all day. we have a lot to get to including the school shooting in colorado. for the first time we hear from the parents of the boy who brought a rifle into arapahoe high school and opened fire. >>> also day after day of stifling heat, no power and the stench of human waste. a look at the infamous "poop" cruise. >>> also ahead you will see what happens when a war correspondent shows his softer side. cnn's ivan watson with a new generation of baby pandas in china tonight and a lot more in case you missed it. so let's get started. we begin tonight with a federal court ruling that deals a major blow to the nsa surveillance program that has outraged so many americans. the massive and secret collections of our phone records. a judge ruled this huge data stash is almost certainly unconstitutional. tonight, we got the first reaction here from edward snowden himself all the way from russia. he says in part, quote, the american public deserved to see these iss

i'm brooke baldwin. and we today are talking about this popular tv star put on ice for these controversial comments he has made about race, about religion, about sexual orientation. it has everyone talking today. and tweeting. and posting. and fighting over this, really. so for the next hour right here on the show, we're having a debate on political correctness in america. let's talk about exactly where the line is drawn. what should happen when it's crossed. so first, the backstory here. you have the patriarch of this entire family on the hit reality show, i'm talking 14 million viewers a week. "duck dynasty" gets a little too real in this magazine, gq magazine. gets put on indefinite hiatus by a&e network. if you're not one of the 14 million viewers who tune in to "duck dynasty" you may have no clue who phil robertson is. this is a rap video put together as a promo for the show. >> cell phones. no internet. no. nintendo, no. move on, nerds. cell phones. >> so this guy, phil robertson, he has raked in a

news room continues with brooke. >> i'm brooke baldwin, great to be with you. thank you for being with me on this tuesday. i have to tell you about a shocking case on a delta plane bound for atlanta on one of, really, what's determined the busiest flying days of years. this is what we are learning. on thanksgiving day, passengers departing gainsville regional airport in florida were told they had been bumped off the plane. here's the kicker. this is why. to make room for the university of florida men's basketball team. this entire flight, this is a delta flight, canceled so this sports team could use the plane. this story was first reported by morgan watkins, a staff writer. she is joining me now. morgan, you heard about this whole thing because a passenger tipped you off. what was it she told you? from reading your piece, one of these passengers missed a funeral because of this. >> sunday night, letting us know she was clearly very upset about what happened to her. she was pretty much up there talking while waiting to find out what flight she's going to get or

brooke baldwin in "in case you missed it" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm brooke baldwin. welcome to our new program. it's called "icymi." our mission here is to comb through every single story cnn has been covering all day all over the world to bring you the very best moments of what we do. they happen just a few times each and every day. in powerful interviews, dramatic video, and they're the reason we do what we do. and you will see some of those moments tonight with this fascinating journey here into a dangerous world where few have dared to go. a radioactive wasteland. cnn' anna corin inside the meltdown at japan's fukushima nuclear power plant. and then just the majestic beauty that comes after a powerful and dangerous winter storm. let's get started. >>> as we poured through all that cnn covered today, one of the biggest stories is one i can't call the best. because really it represents the worst of what human beings are capable of. i'm talking about the 911 recordings released today in newtown, connecticut. and if you've been watching cnn tonight, you have been hea

i'm brooke baldw oirx n.ring in hundreds of videos around the world and our producers sift through all the pieces of video and we put together the best images of the day. right behind me is this video wall for you and you will recognize a couple of these stories we recovered earlier tonight. the massive protests in the ukraine. the touching vigils coming in to us from south africa in memory of nelson mandela but a couple extraordinary videos we had to take a closer look at. beginning with this one. as a winter storm crippled much of the u.s. this weekend, we got this one. this is plano, texas. this is an ice storm. left a lot of people without power. 250,000 residents and businesses. what you're seeing these massive sheets of ice falling from the roof of this building. luckily no one was injured. unfortunately, though, for that car, we can't exactly say the same. now, to this one. you probably see this piece of video on cnn last week. this united arab emirates plane had to stop its landing at the very last se

>> hi, brooke.st spoking to a senior administration official to get details on what's going to be contained in the report. big headline is this meta data collection program, the one that collects phone number data from so many americans under the nsa will largely stay as recommended by this panel. though under tighter constraints and transparency, including with the president making a speech to the nation in january that explains these new constraints and transparency, and here's some of the recommendations that are going to be in the panel report. one is that there will be presidential oversight now of the monitoring of the communications of foreign leaders. you remember all of the outrage when it was revealed the nsa was monitoring the phone calls, for instance, of angela merkel, the chancellor of germany. this will now have presidential review. he will say yes or no to that kind of monitoring. in addition to that, they will recommend that the u.s. negotiate bilateral agreements with countries suc

"newsroom" continues right now with brooke baldwin. >>> hi, there. i'm brooke baldwin. great to be back in the seat today. i am sorry i missed the fun last friday involving house speaker john boehner. >> are you kidding me? >> sorry. i have not seen that. john boehner critiquing his own side. his conservatives, his republicans. for the role in forcing october's government shutdown for which, surprise, surprise, they ended up getting the blame. roll it again. >> are you kidding me? >> sorry. so, with october's disaster in mind, speaker boehner rallied his troops last week, enough so that democrats climbed on board and he finally won passage of a real live federal budget that covers the next two years so no more government shutdown, no more threats of government shutdowns for at least 24 months. unless -- that is where we are in this moment on this monday afternoon, because unless republicans, you know, boehner's party in the senate decides to wreck boehner's handiwork. it's kind of a funny thing, right? because the senate is supposed to be the adults, the ones a lot more

i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. we are getting news just into cnn. 14 people, passengers and a crew member, have been taken to the hospital after a ferry ran aground. this was in north carolina today. this is a 64-foot boat. came to a sudden stop, hurling people all across the cabin, crashing into tables. a lot of questions at the moment, including the fact it's very unclear why this ship ran aground in the first place. updates as soon as we get them. >>> meantime, mega millions fever is growing by the hour as lottery players are lining up, looking for a little luck and a whole lot of cash. the jackpot jumped once again today. so it now stands at $686 million. this is the second largest mega purse ever. but it has the potential to go even higher. $1 billion possibly by friday. but here's the thing. what if you don't pick tomorrow's six winning numbers? does that mean you're a loser? maybe not. last friday's drawing included nine $1 million winners. matching only five numbers can rake you in a cool million. that's no

public safety as well. >> james brooks stay with us. we'll bring th others in the conversation after this brief break. this is inside story. stay with us. al jazeera america is growing and now more americans are getting the high quality, original, in-depth reporting al jazeera america is known for. >> to find out more about al jazeera america go to aljazeera.com here is more. >> beneath the fluorescentsun in a former meat packing plant is the latest trim in farming. they call it "vertical farming." these fields grow on floors on at industrial park and farmer john adel and his staff agrees user. >> my shipping proceed did you say 1500, 2,000 miles to get are. >> the plant of the indoor -- as the indoor formers call it doesn't grow corn or soybeans but mustard, high end micro greens on the plates of white-napkin restaurants. these fish supply the vert liser that number issues the >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. and we're talking about city management and growth in a time of great fiscal limitations. still with us robert

brooks just explain.fer to give care that patients need rather than that that a bureaucrat tells me to give them. >> i apologize for that mistake. i was told that you did take it. so you don't take medicare. do you take private insurance? >> we will file some private insurance as a courtesy to the patients for all but the most abusive carriers. we do not take medicaid and don't anticipate. we would rather treat those patients free of charge than take that money, not only from the federal government and the state government but also dictating the type of care these people receive. >> both of you guys are shutting out the poorest americans, the medicaid people who are going to be supplemented by the federal government under obama care. you both say, look -- >> no. >> don't show up at my door because i'm not going to do this. >> no. >> tell me where i'm wrong. >> if someone calls me and they need to be seen, it doesn't matter if they can pay me or not. >> you'll do it pro bono? >> sure. >> i'm not saying you

>> hi, brooke. well, obviously, security will be ramped up greatly, although i suspect that everything that can be done within sochi is already being done. what these bombings indicate is that the security program has to expand much beyond the city of sochi itself, and certainly much beyond the olympic sites. >> william, how do you determine a security perimeter? because you know, we've all been to major events where let's say it's a mile out and you're going through, you know, checks and you're being screened. we know what happened in the heart of the olympic games in '96 with the bombing at the park there. i have to imagine it's difficult to screen everyone, let's say, in a major public park. how do you pull that off in a major city? >> well, the thing that frightens me is that bombing at the train station clearly, you do not have to get through a security checkpoint to have the kind of impact that i believe those terrorists are seeking to have. so if -- i'm sure they'll screen everybody through m

i'm brooke baldwin.e most wonderful report we all agree we saw on cnn today courtesy of bill weir would joins me tonight to talk about this piece. good to see you. >> great to be part of your team. >> tell me about patrick and wheel. >> old adage give a man a fish he'll eat for a day. teach him to fish he'll eat for a lifetime. this guy named patrick, young, ambitious software engineer put a twist on that. teach a man to code and see what happens. he saw the same homeless guy every day. something about him he liked. he made him an offer. i'll give you $100 cash no strings or i'll teach you to be a computer engineer. the results are heart-warming. >> let's watch. >> this is patrick, the kind of computer whiz who starts companies in college. he came to meet someone in tech who would buy his ideas and change his life. he just didn't know it would be the homeless guy on the walk to work. >> he just had something about him. and the first time i remember this thinking in my head like who is this guy? >> report

>> brooke: of course, sweetie. >> hope: this is... >> brooke: it's your special day. >> hope: this is beautiful. it's exactly what i imagined. it's peaceful and simple. just a few friends and family. i love it. >> brooke: oh, good. >> hope: thank you. >> brooke: i love you. >> hope: i love you, too. >> caroline: all right. there. looking pretty good. >> liam: yeah? >> caroline: yeah. >> liam: all right. >> bill: using my jet for your honeymoon? >> liam: you mean katie's jet? >> bill: [ laughing ] oh! katie's jet -- that's funny. almost as funny as trying to walk down the aisle with a busted kneecap. >> caroline: oh. >> liam: [ clears throat ] yeah, we're not going anywhere. >> both: what? >> bill: what do you mean? >> liam: well, we just -- i don't know -- want to stay at home, be a married couple. >> caroline: that'ki

brooks. >> eric brooks again. san francisco green party and also you might remember a few years ago 2006 and 7 my organization and we are still part of

you're right, brooke.o frustrating because there are all of these rules and then doctors get to have their own say about who gets an organ. and really, what has worked for this family, for the murn ahan family who you just mentioned is that the parents really advocate for the child. the parents become empowered parents and they fight, fight, fight, and that's how they eventually get care their child needs. >> i know you will continue to follow maverick's story. please keep up updated. >> i will. thanks. >>> some are calling it one of the greatest football games ever, but the way the alabama/auburn matchup ended has some disgruntled alabama fans go to extreme. >>> also, bob dylan, the legendary bob dylan, could be facing some legal trouble. hear what he reportedly said that has a group in france fired up. mall. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up

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people might think, garth brooks.t to play all those things i grew up on. the stuff that people don't know. like my mom's influence on me. ♪ sitting in the morning sun ♪ now i'll be sitting when the evening comes ♪ i'm the last of six kids, right. so in our house you had everything from -- ♪ ♪ de, de, de, de, de, de you had simon & garfunkel. everybody you can imagine from cat stevens, growing up in the '70s with the classic rock. guys like seger. >> bob seger. >> the whole -- ♪ seems like yesterday, it was long ago ♪ ♪ she was a love and she was the queen of my night ♪ ♪ there in the darkness with the radio playing low now ♪ it just goes on. you get to play all your favorite stuff. >> ladies and gentlemen, do you understand what -- what we are witnessing right here? that is you. that is the essence of you. people have seen it in the last few years in las vegas. a one-man show, you and your guitar. >> yes, very naked. very -- you're just out there with you and your guitar. you depend on the people to take care of you.

but to brooks and his family, running this business is anything but.he family drama is just the start. >> there's probably approximately 25 stock owners. those stock owners have children and spouses and things. so there's quite a few people that have some sort of ownership. >> ownership and different ideas of how things should be run. >> i've got a lot of extended family that have a lot of desires. they want to get a return on their investment, which is certainly understandable. everyone does. and so being the actual poor family that runs it, i feel my grandmother left us with that responsibility. not only do we need to provide an amusement park, but we need to provide a return for our shareholders. >> a return that is increasingly tough to provide. the cost of maintaining the rides has increased. price, well, they can't go up too much. >> we can't past like most businesses can pass their expenses on to the consumer. it's very hard here because a parent can only afford so much for a child to ride a ride for three minutes. >> it used to be 10 cent skee

and mark shields and david brooks are here. they reflect on mandela's life and the rest of the week's news. those are just some of the stories we're covering on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> support also comes from carnegie corporation of new york, a foundation created to do what andrew carnegie called "real and permanent good." celebrating 100 years of philanthropy at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the death of nelson mandela resonated across south africa and around the world today. millions mourned the former president and symbol of racial reconciliation and officials planned a mass memorial service on tuesday. we begin our coverage with rohit kachroo of "independent television news" reporting from south africa. rted this w

brooks trim per is the chairman. great, great grandson of of the founder. >> you're 33 years old. you are one of the youngest. >> yes. >> of the trim per dynasty here. yet you're in charge, you're the chairman. how did that happen? >> i communicate very well. in the family business, there's a lot of drama and politics. >> from the perspective of any thrill seeker looking to hop on to the freak out or someone looking to win a stuffed animal at the horse race, it all looks easy. fun and games really. but to brooks and his family, running this business is anything but. the family drama is just the start. >> there's probably approximately 25 stockholders and those stockholders have children and spouses and things. there's quite a few people that have some sort of ownership of this place. >> ownership and different ideas of how things should be run. >> i've got a lot of extended family that have a lot of needs and desires. they want return on their investment which is certainly understandable. everyone does. so being the

brooks. >> eric brooks again. san francisco green party and also you might remember a few years ago 2006 and 7 my organization and we are still part of a coalition when when google and earth link -- we're seeing tomorrow today or tomorrow the announcement that the fact that we kept them for actually charging us for wifi is leading to these corporations just giving it to us so that's something that's positive. and i'm hoping that in 2014 we finally do get scheduled on this item of building a public broadband internet network just like building the roads and highways we need in san francisco i'm hoping in 2014 we'll finally get action items on that and doing studies on how we can roll that out. >> great thank you very much. anything else? so not seeing any member of the public commenting this item is closed and i believe that leads us to our next item which is item number 8 but before i do that i want to wish everyone a very happy holiday i hope you have a please ant and safe and joyful holiday season and best wishe

brian, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs news. appreciate it. >>> firefighters are getting a slight assist from a bit of light rain while they are fighting that wildfire near big sur. it's already torched more than 760 acres. it's only 20% contained. 22 buildings have burned so far, 14 houses. among the houses destroyed was that of the big sur fire chief. firefighters say they will expect that the blaze will be contained by saturday. >>> police have made an arrest in the deadly clover fire in shasta county over the summer. 29-year-old zane wallace peterson is charged with setting two fires that turned into a massive wildfire in september. it burned more than 12 square miles destroyed more than 50 homes and killed a 56-year-old man. >>> right now police are looking for the people responsible for the ripping off of an atm from that wall on fillmore street in san francisco. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the scene. did they catch the guys who did it, anne? >> reporter: they have not. those guys are still at large. you can see the d

. >>> good evening, i'm brooke baldwin. welcome to "icymi" showcasing cnn's best reporting all day and all the breaking news tonight. we have a lot to tell you about, beginning with cnn uncovering a secret world at the site of the sochi winter olympics. while world leaders and celebrities are shunning the event to protest russia's anti-gay stance, we go inside sochi's thriving gay night life, a side of that city you have never seen. >>> also tonight this terrifying accident at a soccer stadium in india. when this happened, even though the place is brand-new, just built. and don't look down because this may be the longest walk anyone has ever taken. that and a lot more "in case you miss it." now let's get started. >>> tonight, outrage erupting in india. hundreds of angry protesters gathered outside the american embassy in new delhi. indian officials and its citizens demanding an apology from the united states over the arrest of an indian diplomat. police have arrested and strip searched and jailed devyani khobragade in new y

. >> hello, brooke. >> brooke. >> nice to see you. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> nice to seeve one final gift for you. >> what? >> to commemorate the day. this is a very special bottle. i want you to take a look at this label to commemorate this very special day. this is a bottle of port, bottled 28 years ago. look at the day. it's a special port from australia bryant gumbel and jane >>> a good monday morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. 49ers gearing up for a trip to lambeau field this morning. the niners won over the cardinals yesterday to clinch the fifth seed in the playoffs. they're going to square off againstÑi the packers sunday afternoon in greenfábay. let's check your forecast. meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. 8:56 iso.+u$e time. temperatures today are going to be really comfortable for your outdoor plans. want to show you san francisco. 45ing d degrees right now. beautiful, clear start to the day. that wind has provided much better air quality for the bay area. as a result, we are not sparing the air for today. temperatures are going t

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and brooks won his appeal with the nfl so he won't have to pay the $15,750 fine that he was levied with this hit on drew brees, however they were quick to say the unnecessary roughness penalty on brooks was the right call, a penalty that cost the niners the game and quite possibly even the division title. the 49ers will send these individuals on the squad. and the raiders, just one. the sharks had to shake off rust following a four-day layoff. tied at three over a scoreless overtime. one last chance as we see this move. the sharks win 4-3. >> go, sharks! >> yes, yes! >> good night, everybody! çyçy5ç5çwç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç5ç5çwç5ç5ç5ç >>> major security breach. twice in one day. this knucklehead gets on the tarmac and actually slaps a landing plane. >> how could something like this happen? >>> then better late than never. those christmas presents delayed by u.p.s. and fedex finally arrive. >> yeah we got some packages. >>> and -- from the classroom to the gridiron. >> i got your review packet. >> the math teacher suiting up for the dallas cowboys in sunday's big game. you won't believe what he's

take it away, brooke. >>> good evening. i'm brooke baldwin and welcome to "icymi" showcation cnn's best reporting all day and any breaking news tonight. we have a lot to get to. first, show me the money. we will show you the numbers hot off the presses. they were just chosen just a short time ago. and we're waiting to go hear if anyone has won what may just be the biggest megamillions lottery jackpot ever. >>> also tonight, fire tearing through theni

the description ofal programs for methodist coordinator roger brooks. >> thank you and again everyone for being here. to many people are meeting friends or hoping fliebt aren't scald or preparing meals for their thanksgiving families. you've here standing side by side preparing meals for people you may never moot. the salvation army is about others. i want to pause just for a moment of prayer. just obligate going to pray for a moment. yesterday iftsd with 3 add and 75 others san franciscans and prayer breakfast and it was a great way for people who believe many things come together. let's take a moment to thank god for this opportunity. god we do thank you for giving us life and this opportunity to serve other. we thank you for so many people who come alongside the salvation army. those are for those who are lonely admiring it holiday season give them consist and peas. for those who have more gives graduate. amen. now i'd like to introduce marshall and david who is the executive director the harbor light center >> welcome everyone. i just want to give you a few facts will the salvatio

and as arthur brooks just told me, there are not many trees to hit.s within their scope of law in australia to do this, right? >> right. and the u.s. is obviously working on those regulations around the year 2015, but in australia right now they're prepared and we'll see great things from that company with their delivery. stuart: you know what you're talking about. i'm sure you've seen our video the big dog thing. and boston dynamics is a robotics company and they bought it and yet again, they're playing it for our viewers. what do you think that google is up to here? >> boston dynamics is one of the robotics companies they've purchased in the last six months. they're building up at google under great leadership to do amazing things with robotics in the year 2014 and beyond. stuart: it's that kind of company, isn't it? a huge amount of money and expand into areas that may be useful in years to come. google gets my vote along with amazon as two most innovative companies. >> between the google glass and the drone delivery plans for amazon, i think they

toward the casino, it overturned near fall brook. one 64-year-old woman was flung through a window and died at the scene. 19 brothers injured. six seriously. the cause of all three crashes under investigation. in each case, it was raining or the roadways were very slick from pours. >>> a bay area family praying for a miracle is heading to court today. their fight keep 13-year-old jahi mcmath on life support may be decide by an alameda superior court judge. today is the in the bay's christmas smith is live at children's hospital in oakland with the latest on an emotional story, christie. >> reporter: that's exactly right. good morning to you, laurie. the family said all along they don't understand how they could bring her here to get her tonsils out and days later, she is declared brain dead. they have said all along they do not want to take her off life support. need meeting with the hospital yesterday about that and they say it didn't go well at all. so at 8:30 this morning, the family's attorney is going to head to court here in oa

mark shields and david brooks on the week's news. and author ari shavit, on israel's past and present. let's focus on an issue the president was asked about at length today-- the health care law. mr. obama acknowledged the rollout of it was probably his biggest mistake of the year. but he defended the law overall, and pointed to a big increase in enrollment in the exchanges this month as evidence of his efforts to turn things around. his remarks came after the administration responded last night to the problem of cancelled insurance policies with a special exception: those affected can buy cheaper, bare-bones catastrophic coverage if new plans are more expensive. mary agnes carey is watching all this for kaiser health news, an independent news organization. welcome back to the program. >> thank you. >> woodruff: so what exactly did the administration announce last night? >> what they said is for these folks in the individual market who may have had their policies cancelled, we're not sure exactly how many have had that, the estimates

we're going to go to mike brooks.tures, jane velez-mitchell had a question for you. you're looking at pictures of law enforcement sources on the ground. i want to point out this is december 13th, the anniversary of newtown is december 14th. >> right. >> yes. >> here we are reporting this. >> that says something. >> and jane, what you were talking about is the way the students were coming out of the school, very, very orderly. it's important that law enforcement is there because there could be potential witnesses there. keep in mind, also, don and jane, there are cameras inside of these schools. most schools now have some kind of surveillance camera system so the officials can go in and hopefully take a look and see exactly what happened. how this -- how these persons or person got there, their movements inside the schools. again, right now, it looks like there might have been at least two people injured. we don't know if the subject is in custody, if the subject has fled, but we're looking at the live pictures, and ag