butch, thank you very much, my friend. merry christmas.s it me or is this guy sucking all the oxygen out of the room? for someone who lost the midterms, say what you will republicans, he'sf?f?55555? obama: i see a big problem, and the opportunity to help the american people, and it is within my lawful authority to provide that help, i'm going to do it. neil: cuba then is just the president's latest solo thing. this has become a pattern bypassing congress and doing stuff on his own. if you think about it, on freezing deportations for millions of illegals here. my fox all-stars are saying the president is acting like a really dictate. real edict. >> the president says, you know what, i don't have as many actions as other presidents. guess what, he's doing it in a sneaky way that nobody is catching, except for academics in virginia. he's doing an executive memorandum. changing labor issues via executive memorandum deal up 30% versus bush. >> the content is effectively rolling back legislation passed by congress. neil: ladies, i'm here to say,

prince william and the butches of cambridge are in town meeting with officials and attending a new york jets game. the empire state building was in union jack colors in their honor. we have the story. >> reporter: on manhattan's upper east side, the crowds waited all day. and then they were here. kate's baby bump barely visible under a designer maternity coat. they flew commercial on british air ways. >> they were mingling with everybody else. >> reporter: it was nearly 30 years ago that william's parents came to the u.s., charming crowds and meeting president and mrs. reagan, and one memorable spin on the dance floor. they are staying at the carlyle, where diana spent the night. they remember her kindness. >> when the lunch was over, she would come back and thank everyone individual. >> that was important to her. >> it was important to her. but think of what it says to the staff. >> reporter: now hector is making sure the duke and duchess get the same view. >> it's like a big christmas tree. look out the southern exposure, and the lights and the twinkles. >> reporter: william and kate

find a new way to get equipment to the international space station, here's a picture of commander butch will more holding the first up link tool printed in space. the socket wrench was designed on earth and it was e-mailed to the international space station. then manufactured using a 3d printer. process took less than a week and the 3d printer is the first to operate in zero gravity. it was built by made in space the company based at move it field. how about that? >>> 4:45 now drones are going mainstream with many expected to be a christmas day this gift but anything new can bring its share of problems too. kpix 5's joe vasquez looks at efforts now to keep things safe. >> reporter: there's just a lot of magic in flying stuff around. that's all -- >> reporter: mark harrison of piedmont shows us the glowing drone. he's been making drones from scratch and flying them for the better part of four years. >> always careful of the power lines. >> reporter: they are now being sold commercially and they are soaring in popularity. a lot of people are expected to get them as christmas presents. the

. >> also, happening right now, you want to grab your umbrella butch head out the door.t a wet and windy morning, and you could see snow depending on where you are. a steady rain falling here, in north philadelphia, and across the area. storm,

. >> also, happening right now, you want to grab your umbrella butch head out the door. just a wet and windy morning, and you could see snow depending on where you are. a steady rain falling here, in north philadelphia, and across the area. storm scan3, shows, we will be getting soaked for awhile, too. so just get used to it. >> down the shore not just the rain they're worried about, also flooding fears this morning. we'll check in live with our crew at that location in just a moment. >> right now, though, just as we've been saying, real a mess out there this morning. >> absolutely, yes. there is at least little break for some spots. right now, we're not done with this. you know, far from being out of the woods with this storm system just yet. and what we are going to find out, there the delaware valley essentially gets split in half where you s some wintery precipitation mixing in for some spots, otherwise, basically just heavy rain. now, actually i already got the question on twitter. are we done with the worse of it? now just sort of light rain in the northern liberti

. >> reporter: butch morgan is gearing up for the redskins game with his friends, but through the weekthree hours a day. his trip could get quicker and more expensive if he decides to take the new 95 express lane. >> i do leave early enough on most mornings not to use it but if i have to yes, i will. >> reporter: the lanes have been free for the last couple of weeks, come monday tolls will be charged. drivers must have an easy pass. there are no toll booths. but if drivers get on accidentally there will be some leniency at first. >> but if you find yourself on there by mistake, just keep going. travel safely. don't stop or back up. call us after your trip and we'll work with you. >> reporter: we went on a ride along with virginia state police to talk about how they're going to patrol the express lanes. >> if i'm riding past a vehicle. >> reporter: troops will patrol the nearly 30 miles of lanes that stretch from et zel road in alexandria south to stafford. she is looking for cheaters who violate the new hov 3 rules which are in effect 24 hours a day. >> this reader. >> reporter: this s

up in half an hour, you understand this of course has a psychological toll on people in this field butch we hear from an expert on what exactly that means. live from our san jose police department, stephanie chuang. >> be sure to stay with us through the "today" show. we'll have a look at the rising tensions between brooklyn police officers and those they serve. >> the rock slide that could potentially affect the morning commute for you. it happened at the southbound 101. the chp reports two southbound lanes are now affected. >> and check out this video. a surveillance camera in san francisco's valley caught someone stealing packages on video. >> perez fell 11 stories on to a moving vehicle while washing windows last month. we're told his wife and daughter will address the media today about his condition. >> santa's helpers are arriving just in time to help those hit hard by the big storm earlier this month. ayer sheet metal organized a toy drive with community members and they were given to kids yesterday. >> i go home to a warm bed and they go home to a wet house or wet trailer homes.

i had a scheduled meeting with night, myn that family and his family, to go see "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." i called howard and i said we would go from his apartment, and i came them with -- came there with the papers and asked if i could dump them in his apartment , which he said fine. he was one of two people. i had shown him. --ad shown norm chomsky and noam chomsky and howard zinn. there was not a lot of attention. the tv did not pick it up and so forth, but on monday it got attention, and the key thing was john mitchell, the attorney asked a request of "the new york times," that they cease publication of this criminal act -- stop this. number, they had lost their law firm already, lord and day, on the grounds that the lawyers told them this was treason and a criminal act, and they would not represent them. mitchell was confirming that and telling them they must stop. they went ahead. they did not obey the request, so the next day, tuesday, they joined the new york times for the first time in our history -- in joined the new york times for the first time in our history. t

international space station commander chan butch will mer became the first man to make a new tool ince. the ratcheting socket wrench will end up back on earth to see if tools made in space are different than the ones made on the ground. the 3-d printer itself is also unique, it's the only one in existence designed to work in zero gravity. >> to business on a monday afternoon. stocks picking up right where they left off on friday. the dow up 154 points and change today. nasdaq also gaining 16 points. the s & p also up eight. >>> ups expects to deliver 34 million packages today. that would make it the biggest delivery day in in company's history. they spent $500 million getting ready for today especially after last year's debacle that left millions of packages undelivered in time for christmas. ups has a new automated system. it flashes instructions to workers letting them process 15 percent more packages. >>> dupont says it's moving its corporate headquarters outside the city. the move is not expected to lead to any job cuts. dupont's chemical company is spinning off into its own busi

you've had your spats with him butch he won't give it up. your response to giuliani's remarks. >> first of all, when we talk about the statistical crime, 84% of white people who are killed are killed by white people. 90% of black people who are killed are killed by black people. the reality is people kill where they live. people kill in fits of rage and crimes of passion. so that's on both sides. we don't have a vocabulary for white-on-white crime, for white people who murder each other. when we look at the numbers, we look at the fact that an overwhelming number of those who are murdered white-on-white, is again women. so there's a sexual violence against women that is more pronounced in these communities. are we sending policemen there to stop the scourge of domestic violence that leads to death? let's put out policemen on every corner. the mayor is misrepresenting the truth. >> he's shifting the focus. >> in a racially charged manner. >> dr. dyson, as i see it, he's shifting the focus. instead of talking about a lousy job by the prosecuto

coming hours and the report of the intelligence community today years to compiled launched by george w butch 9/11 attacks and continued to now and they were subjected to sleep deprivation and confined to small spaces and also water boarding, we won't get the full report because that is 6,000 pages, public allowed to see a censored summary 680 pages from pressure from the white house and this is where we pick up the story in washington d.c. >> reporter: this is the most transparent administration in history. >> reporter: this week that assertion is tested after 9/11. >> i have grave concerns that the cia search may well have violated the separations of powers, principles embodied in the united states constitution. >> reporter: that's the head of the senate committee complaining about the cia spying on staff as it poured over 6 million pages of classified documents for the report and president obama cia director yon brennan apologizes after denies the charge but they spent months attempting to blackout as many pages as it can and conclusions have already been leaked and not only torture was no

how many of you saw butch cassidy and the sundance kid? the trains they kept robbing -- he was a railroad person. the writings of meurer and the advocacy of muir played an instrumental role to begin the protection of the national forest. it became the largest forest inside the united states, still at risk and still battles being for -- battles being fought. we have our own personal specific memories. it is extraordinary to think about where he traveled, what he did, and the sierra club. and those that followed him in spirit to build on those early years. harold is going to cover so much of this, so i don't want to step on this. i do want to mention a couple of things. i do have a few notes i wanted to remind myself to say to you. when i look at the bay area -- i traveled and lived in alaska. 31 years ago this month my wife and i had our first baby child. we decided it was time to come back to california. for me it was this gift of coming back and rediscover a place i dealt i knew really well that i felt i knew very well. -- rediscover a pl

and i'd love to believe that i'm going to see my pointer beagle butch again one day.s all what you understand heaven and even love to mean. our understanding of heaven, the catholic and christian community's understanding, is that love doesn't die. the circle of love becomes complete when you're united with god, that god calls all creation to himself. and, of course, the animal kingdom is part of that creation. and you can say that animals have souls in the sense that they are living. actually, john paul ii said that animals have souls. but is it the same kind of soul that a human being has? not exactly. animals don't make moral choices. do you think animals love? i'm not sure they love in the same way we do. >> well, they certainly make choices about whether or not to eat my favorite shoe, i'll tell you that. it's interesting because we know that pope francis took his name from the patron saint of animals. no? >> yes. that's very true. animals are an important part of our life and anything that we love and in some way loves us can certainly be a part of heaven. franc

. -- butch in caller: let me tell you too quick stories -- two quick stories.a relative was struggling with drug abuse and a dealer moved in next door. he is trying to get away from it, there it is under his nose. he calls the police and says, they are dealing. they are offering to sell it to me. locatione did read the and then told the dealer that he had reported him. , i know of aory rough individual who got crossways with the law and he was threatening in fairly wide circles of shooting the prosecutor. i had a police acquaintance and i said, can i tell you something and private and see if maybe you can do something about it? i told him the story about the threats against the prosecutor. he promised this would be in confidence. thentell him the tail and i found out from the prosecutor, who i knew, that the policeman not only was it not in confidence, he had a little microphone on his shoulder that he turned on, so that i am talking to him and it is being reported surreptitiously. >> what is your conclusion? caller: can i trust police? can anybody? host: that

butch got each crew member a stocking.n. so we've got traditional christmas stuff here. >> i like this upside down christmas tree look. that's a new thing. i've got to try that at home. you guys both have kids. how do you stay in touch this time of year? >> nasa is great, we afford us the ability to do video twice a week. my daughter has changes loose teeth and i see them from here. it's very unique. it's a very good thing nasa does. we stay in close touch. >> i can't imagine the stories she gets to tell in school in terms of where her dad is for crew vehicles in february we're doing space walks. and the vehicles will be flying in the next few years, we hope. every day, there's a challenge. we have to keep ourselves in shape with a lot of exercise to counteract weightlessness. >> you defied printed a 3d wrench from a design e-mailed to you from earth. what kind of impact are things like that going to have on the mission up there? >> well it could actually -- it could change everything. i mean you may have a part that fails

butch got each crew member a stocking.. we've got turkey and mashed potatoes in the kitchen. so we've got traditional christmas stuff here. >> i like this upside down christmas tree look. that's a new thing. i've got to try that at home. you guys both have kids. how do you stay in touch this time of year? >> nasa is great, we afford us the ability to do video twice a week. my daughter has changes loose teeth and i see them from here. it's very unique. it's a very good thing nasa does. we stay in close touch. >> i can't imagine the stories she gets to tell in school in terms of where her dad is for the holidays. i want to ask about the actual mission itself. why are you guys up there right now? >> mission that we're doing on the six-month expedition to the space station is science. our job here is to do science. and there's lots of different disciplines that we're investigating, getting ready for space walks is very important. mitch and ire going to go out and prepare the station for future american human vehicles, crew veh

that's going to cost as much as 35 bill $35 billion a year over 30 years, others say it won't cost that butch but it if costs $35 billion a year and we cannot afford that as a nation we have huge problems. that is no money given the size of our economy, and both the economic and security interests that are at stake. when you think about modernizing that. so i would say gates top line, plus what is required to modernize our strategic forces. that's one observation. we thought that in addition to the qdr being more budget-driven than strategy-driven, that the qdr selected the wrong size and construct since the bottom-up review the size and construct has been this we're going to fight two major wars on two fronts. we need to be prepared to do that. we don't want to do that but we need to be prepared to do that so we need to sites the force in order to have that capability. a number of us observed that that's a nice objective but we have never been able to size the force to have that capability. in the way that we had in mind, which is basically we're going to fight major wars that lead to regime

companies themselves, they're employees, they're growth, all of that, but a big impact on the state butchates have the same are but just in pennsylvania alone it's a big problem if we can't tax and that plans don't work out. how is that going to affect the rest of us? business weiss and tax weiss. >>> we were taxing them before now if we may start, it will be more money we didn't make in the past. these oil companies they are making money, aren't they? >> they are. there's a certain price per barrel. 60 bucks a barrel. once you get below that, it becomes unprofitable for them to generate. begun, all those taxes levied was a big election last november. again, that's now we're heading into this new year that was the big part of the plan to sure up the state's finances. definitely is an issue. we're enjoying lower gas prices at the pump and helps consume mr. spenting all that good stuff just from a deficit issue from a statewide issue, you know, it could reverberate back on us. we have to keep an eye on us. >> how about people who live in new jersey and delaware. we don't worry about low gas

but in fact, realism has a butch broader history of believing in, simply balance of power politics and power diplomacy at the expense of values, and that those are views that i thought progressives should mott buy into. but in thinking about it i thought that realism in a new way would be a realistic view of an america which is not always going to be the world hedgeman. and finally, i do think that on this, for all of the criticism that he gets, that obama has been ahead of his time. i think he has recognized and will be recognized in history as having tried, whether it succeeds or not, in moving towards a more modest and therefore realistic view of america's future role in the world the and i'm sure that i will be criticized by some of my colleagues, but the example i would use is libya, where in describi describing, first of all, the intervention in libya came about for two reasons. one is the one that most of you read about, that there was a strong desire for humanitarian intervention and that many people in his, in the administration believed it. the second strand was that the brit

china toward the movie where you would have thought it was a combination of "gone with the wind" and "butchass cassidy and the sundance kid." >> it tells you there's a deep well spring from chinese perspective to north korea. it's a typical case of a country doing a lot for another country. north koreans are seen as ungrateful. they never listen. they cost money. resentment in china is thick. what it tells me moving away from the movie business is the united states may have scope in talking to china about distancing them from north korea. the idea that china would move away from north korea well within the next decade we could see reunionfication of the korean peninsula. >> could you imagine seth rogen and james franco responsible for that. >> is there a silver lining in this? we were hearing about this. are numbers strong enough to get studios to start saying you know what is there a way to break the model and stop distributing it in theaters or maybe doing it in tandem? >> i can't compete with reunification of korea angle but this could become ground breaking. make a movie, distribute a m