carl? >> ron mott in atlanta. ron, thanks for that. >>> so who will have a white christmas and where might the travel headaches be for the rest of the weekend? for that, we turn to the weather channel's samantha moore. >> about half of the nation will have a white christmas. the last few days, that low is going to be moving across the south, transitions to rain to sleet to snow across the atlanta area, in through charlotte and raleigh-durham, as we head into our saturday and then sunday. then that low makes its way up the coast. we could see real travel woes here. boston, new york and d.c. on sunday. and into monday, we're expecting to see possible delays as a result of the wintry weather in all of our big northeast coast cities. that's just going to be the time that the folks are packing up their suitcases and leaving family visits to get back to work. possibly next week. so we'll be expecting major travel delays then. so we'll stay on top of it. >> the timing is not ideal. samantha, thank

carl? >> weather affecting a lot of lives as people move around the country. paul, thanks. >>> president obama is with his family tonight in hawaii for their holiday vacation. after getting some early christmas presents in the last days of the lame duck congress. nbc's mike vicara is traveling with the president tonight. he's in honolulu tonight. mike, good evening. >> reporter: no sooner had the president wrapped up those victories back in frigid washington, he was off to andrews air force base outside of d.c., on air force one flying ten hours to hawaii, his boyhood home. arriving just before midnight, he came down the stairs with members of hawaii's congressional delegation, received the flowered garland of the island, the lei, and 11 days of r&r, starting with a workout at a marine base close to where he's staying and playing golf later in the afternoon. there was a bit of business, carl. the president spoke with his russian counterpart, dmitry medvedev, congratulating obama on his vict

>> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to have the solar panels replaced periodically? >> no, actually the solar panels last a really long time. there are solar panels in operation from the 1950's and the 1960's. the inverter is a piece of hardware that has a lifespan between 10 years. they usually warranty between five and 10 years. that may need replacement down the line. the solar panels will last a good long time. this is what we have intalked here at british motors. what we have, there is no moving parts here as we are talking about

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i thought it probably wasn't, but then i read carl, carl's book, incredible book, mather horn, and i started to see some of the same things, almost the same guys, actually, in his book, so i'll hand it over to you, and maybe you can talk about that. >> yeah, i was struck as well by that similarity, and i have a feeling we could be talking about genghis khan, and it would not be too much different. a little bit about the background of matterhorn, i was a marine lieutenant, and we were with a company that was situated in the mountains in the jungle very high, about 5 or 6,000 feet right where the laotian border meets the demilitarized zone, and it's the same sort of a situation. it just sort of astounds me how, what -- you know, do we never seem to change things? the book is, essentially, about a fire support base which is named matterhorn which is built at extraordinary cost, and then it's abandoned and because of a mistake is occupied by the north vietnamese army without the bunkers being destroyed, and then it's reassaulted to be taken back, and then it's abandoned. and i remember j

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carl, who is the wbc supermiddleweight champion, he needs to fight somebody like me.ight him? [ laughter ] >> if he handles his business and i do the same, he will get what he is asking for. it would be beautiful. >> one more time, andre off till april. lebron james and the heat in oakland tomorrow. there was a report james was walking through a $50 million house in south beach. 12,000 square feet. $9million over looking the bay. jacqueline, we talked about this earlier, if you are in cleavelen -- do you measuring scale. >> cleveland-miami. >> lebron james natant tomorrow. >> thanks, gary. have a good night. see you tomorrow.

carl, who is the wbc supermiddleweight champion, he needs to fight somebody like me. would you like to fight him? [ laughter ] >> if he handles his business and i do the same, he will get what he is asking for. it would be beautiful. >> one more time, andre off till april. lebron james and the heat in oakland tomorrow. there was a report james was walking through a $50 million house in south beach. 12,000 square feet. $9million over looking the bay. jacqueline, we talked about this earlier, if you are in cleavelen -- do you measuring scale. >> cleveland-miami. >> lebron james natant [ male announcer ] how do you say... welcome to the neighborhood. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs boursin makes any moment more memorable. even if you're saying... my mother has the kids tonight. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say boursin?

recently, cbn news sat down with carl muller and spoke about the brutality prisoners face the camps. >> one day i hope the world understandwhat these camps are like. they are worse because of the extreme inhumanity of people than the camps at oush its. they are designed to work people to death. they are intentional in making people suffer. they have gone so far as to experiment people just like they did in nazi germany. these are not second hand accous. we have firsthand accounts of people that have witnessed these in the labor camps. i truly believe christians, our brothers and sisters in north korea are taking incredible risks for the sake of the gospel. new in they have hope, muller says god will bring freedom to their country and only win when christians across the globe join them in crying out to god for deliverance. >> i was with one of our co-workers. they pray their nation's freedom and believe god is using the prayers of his people arounthe world like an ax head to bring down this regime. they are also praying, however, that, this regime's collapse or change would not produc

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no.icious yes. >>> welcome back. the winds are gusty. you can tell. because of that, a wind advisory is in effect through 10:00. the winds are very high. sustained winds between 20 to 30 miles an hour with gusts higher than that. it's 25 in baltimore. 20 throughout most of the area. teens in cumberland and 5 degrees in oakland. look how dry the air is. now the wind chill 10 degrees is what it feels like in baltimore. north and with the of that single digits and below zero, minus 1 4 in oakland. feels like 16 down at the ocean. here's the cold air. it's going to stick around for awhile. this is a pattern that we're in. there's no major storm the next two days but we're still connected with the lakes. so flurries flying today. after that it gets cut off. a new storm system will move our way on thursday. most of this will pass off to the south. there are a couple of questions. the northern fringe will move into cold air. we can see light snow. then we're set in a pattern. it's interesting. t

and now, carl, what is the fallout? >>carl: you talk about the democratic himming and haws and the republicans thing they have new found momentum but look at the vote. it was almost, almost, almost, 2-1 majority in favor of passage but with the breakout of how the votes played out, among democrats, 139 voted so among house democrats who had complaints about this, more democrats voted for it tan voted against it. and if that were not ironic, it is worth noting that more democrats voted for it than republicans, 138 republicans voted for it so the democratic majority that supposedly opposed this put more votes toward it than the minority. >>shepard: the senate bill was shelved yesterday. how will congress avoid shutting down the government. >>carl: they are working on a stopgap measure until february. today the house democrats are working on a variation of that giving them a measure to get things through until next week if something going wrong if the next day. we have a lost the debates so they are covering all bases and

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carl comes in on mondays and today he will answer your questions. people have questions and e- mail them and we will give outaddress but he will answer youris with questions live on the air. >>> linda and salvatore coming in with the home for the holidays. excuse me recipes for the holidays. we have got them coming in for a seafood salad. listen to indread cents -- ingredients. two pounds salary and radish and lemons and wrap it together for wonderful seafood salad. >> and they spoil us and brought in a recotta cake or something like that. i love them. >> love them. >> we will have them on staff. >> absolutely. >>> and i love the other guest coming in to talk about the home for the holidays local shopping. >> yeah it's the log cabin chocolates in felton and we will talk to richard about that. he will be in talking p it and megan you talked about the history of the chocolate. >> it's a neat story 1920s opted up in a row home -- opened up in a row home. it is a wonderful business out of fallston and they will make a mold of anything a chocolate crab a

once again, here's amy. >> sorry, carl.ll right. >>> early storms have hills covered in snow areas across the country. and that sounds like fun. it means a lot of kids will be doing sledding over the winter break. and that can become a dangerous, even deadly activity. john yang is in chicago with the results of a first of its kind study. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if your family has one of these under the christmas tree tomorrow morning next to that purse, we want you to have fun with it but we want you to know it can be dangerous, maybe even deadly. it seems like simple old fashioned fun. take a slope, add snow, laugh and kids. it also can be very dangerous. okay, heading for the ambulance. even deadly. ron miller and holly miller say they never realized the risk until their 12-year-old son died in a sledding accident in january. an accomplished athlete, he was on a boy scout trip to a ski resort. he was sledding down a beginner's slope when he hit a ski lift tower at high speed suffering a massive head

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. . >>> some pretty amazing pictures that you are looking at right now. there is no word tonight on just when the minneapolis metro dome will be repaired after heavy snow collapsed a portion of the roof this morning. check it out. the collapse came after a storm covered the minneapolis, st. paul area with more than 17 inches of snow. the vikings were scheduled to play the new york giants there today. but, well, that game will now be played tomorrow night in detroit. >>> that same massive storm forced people to spend today digging out. the winter-like weather wreaked havoc on both air and road travel with dozens of crashes reported in minnesota alone. julia manderas has the details. >> reporter: the storm closing roads throughout minnesota. white-out conditions making it impossible for drivers to get anywhere. but that didn't stop people from trying. reports of more than 75 crashes state wide. more than 300 vehicles sliding off the road are stuck in snow drifts. >> we have

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carl was not a zionist. he was an anti-nazi.carl devoted himself to helping britain was at that time was in 1940 and was the only country in the field against germany. he conceived a plan -- might didn't conceive it be conceived a legal rationale for a plan of dubious constitutionality for the u.s. to trade or dish 50 old destroyers in return for naval bases. it was very helpful to britain. patrick moynihan later suggested that roosevelt could have been impeached for pulling this thing off, which he did with cho and's guidance or excise. cohen must have known that this plan the impact would be on the ships and insured the u.s. would win the war against hitler and ultimately lead to his destruction. all of that worked out but it was somewhat too late for 6 million jews in europe. but that was because he took. now, these are not -- there is a hopeful sound here in the good guy that emerges here in this book and that was an unlikely hero. this is henry morgenthau, roosevelt's treasury secretary longtime friend, a neighbor of roosev

carl, man, great job narrating us through the process. talking about throwing a monkey wrench in this. >>reporter: some of the democrats and the republicans in the house of representatives have talked if it is smart to extend the recovery act tax cuts. the stimulus which is controversial and a lot have argued it has not been effective, does expire at the end of the year so the tax cuts would also go away. the president's expression of support for extending them today doesn't really shock anybody but the idea he wouldn't pay for it after all of the rhetoric and the debt commission that is underway right now talking about austerity and ways people will be responsible for spending taxes in this country and not keep loading up the $13.6 trillion debt, there is a disconnect. >>neil: what is interesting, now my tax cut is bigger than your tax cut, or you know, let's keep pushing who has the bigger tax cut, but, bottom line, where do you think this ultimately goes in the three weeks or so of the lame duck session? >>reporter: we will have to res

>> we're giving it to carl and the paladino brawl.ten harry reid. >> until the chicken dance. th we have a special moment, chuck. >> the chuvannah recognize that some people deserve an extra special award and that, in this case, goes to councilman phil davidson. lifetime achievement award for the ultimate viral awfulness. those of us who cover campaigns aren't going to forget this one any time soon. >> my name is phil davidson and i'm seeking our party's nomination for stark county treasurer. i have been a republican in times good and i have been a republican in times bad. drastic measures, yes! who said that? thank you! if nominated tonight, i will wip th this election and i'll say that until there is no miscommunication tonight. tonight i win! >> phil davidson -- >> why they invented youtube. >> for freaking us out, we give you a lifetime award... tdd# 1-800-345-2550 without having to pay to access your own money ? tdd# 1-800-345-2550 it'd be like every atm in the world was your atm. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the schwab bank high yield in

when blockbuster emerges from bankruptcy, billionaire investor carl icahn and his hedge fund partners will be in control of the company. and finally, in this tough economy, even santa could use a little help during the holidays. and luckily for him, many people are in the giving spirit. take chicago for example. every year the u.s. post office there asks the public to help santa provide gifts to needy kids. but as diane eastabrook reports, this year children aren't the only ones writing to santa. >> here you go, merry christmas. >> reporter: this is the santa most of us know. but isabella chiov ari is santa too. she's playing st. nick for two little girls she doesn't even know. >> i just bought them some clothes and pajamas, and some toys-- you know, something fun. >> reporter: every christmas, the chicago post office invites the public to respond to thousands of letters to santa from needy kids. but this year, many of the letters are from adults who've lost jobs and are seeking help for their children. maureen shanahan and her mom picked out one such letter. >> mario is developmental

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>>shepard: carl, thank you.ave lots of channels and lots of radios and carl is involved in all of that. we will wait for this to wrap up because the truth is, you are going to have a hard time when you go home for the holidays if you are in, where i come from, if you are in a moderate place, if you are not in a place of extreme political views, you are going to have a very, very hard time going home and explaining to people you just raised their taxes as their neighbors are going through foreclosure, it is just political suicide. >> you have a big bank bailout and no one gets the loans. and you see all that money going to people who are not helping you, unemployment, 50 million are out of work, and bankruptcies at near time highs and foreclosures at near time highs, and people are suffering out there, and to say on top of this we. give you a big fat tax hike, not popular. >>shepard: a lost things will be unupon particular unless we want to collapse. going back to the entitlements in place, we have unfunded liabi

carl carl there is always the possibility for house democrats to reverse their reversal. and surprise us. but it is a remarkable mishap that occurred. the house was debating the rules to take up and pass or kill the extension of tax cuts and employment. what was discovered is how the time should be divided among the two sides. they concluded the language of the ground rules had the time divided between the supporters and supporters. not giving time to the opponents. this is the picture of the house of representatives floor we show you. it shows they are hard at work. and the house of representatives is in recess subject to the call of the chair. all the wheels have stopped turning because they have to rewrite the ground rules for the debate. not the bill. but for how they will talk about it so they give opponents an opportunity to voice their displeasure. it will take some time. they have to go back to the rules committee and would write the language. then they will make another crack at it. there are now two points of dispute: the estate tax and liberals who want to take

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no.one vote down, one still to go. u.s. senators overwhelmingly approving a major tax cut package today. extends tax cut for all income brackets for two years. also the social security tax for one year and extend jobless benefits. the cost of that package: $858 billion. >> it's a stimulus that's designed to work through small businesses, families, and others to try to move ahead with more jobs. >> now heads to the house. democrats aren't thrilled about it. >>> the military's don't ask don't tell repealed in the house now moves to the senate. the vote in the house was strong. barring openly gay people from serving in the military. president obama and others are trying to repeal the policy. their concern is republicans take control of the house next year and gaining in the senate would push it to the back burner. >>> the obama administration suing bp exploration and -- in the largest spill in history. disregarded when the explosion killed 11 people last april. the government estimates 200 m

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ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no.s. >> grinch spoiled christmas for the santa at group square macy. john has been the store santa for 20 years was fired friday night for telling an older couple a naughty joke he says he's used for years when adults visit him. >> they sat on my lap and i said have you been good this year and they said oh, yes and i said oh, well that's too bad. then i said you know why santa is so happy and yoly all the time, don't you? and they said no. we don't know. and i said well that's because santa knows where all the naughty boys and girls live. >> the couple complained to to management ending santa john's job. macy won't comment because the mat involves an employee. >>> all right. mike is up next with sport. >> raiders set with campbell as quarterback. niners may go back to the other smith alec against seattle. you can see ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to

carl. julie so -- soux. bart murphy. guadaloupe, and manava. forgive me if i am pronouncing these names wrong. line up, and you have two minutes. next speaker. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. i am from the human rights commission, and we are happy to say that we are taking all complaints and reworking santh city issues right now. so if you have any issues, either have been discriminated against or know someone who has an issue about the city of san francisco not respecting the sanctuary ordinance, come to us. we can take complaints there by phone, e-mail or mail, whatever is easiest for you. i am going to leave some forms over there, so if anyone wants to talk to us about problems, they can do it. also, they can visit our website. just a few things about it. we respect your confidentiality status, which means i am not going to ask you whether you are current or not. we are not even going to ask you about your name if you don't want to give it. it is a completely confidential process. it is going to be only about trying to investigate poss

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. > >> this week on a "newsmakers," senator carl levin. >> this week, the senate voted not to proceed with the repeal of the 1993 don't ask/don't tell law, which bars openly gay people from serving in the military. there is now a freestanding repeal of the don't ask/don't tell law. people are asking how that will happen. amendment to other proposals in the government? >> harry reid will use rule 14 which will put that directly on the calendar. then he will try to bring up the calendar. i think he wants to try that. he very much supports the repeal. i think that is probably the best for to do it. " again, that is subject to filibuster. -- again, that is subject to filibuster. the don't ask/don't tell as part of the defense bill. setting the policy in place was authorityhe defense of 4 bill. >> to do not sound optimistic, chairman? >> filibusters in the senate take a lot of time. i hope we can get it done one way or another. we will certainly try hard enough with the defense authorization bill. but the filibuster's but that bill in jeopardy. was long enough that it is a big help to clim

carl, welcome back to "morning joe." a lot going on.day after postponing late yesterday on the tax plan -- >> on the tax plan. they've got this 1.1 -- what is it? trillion, trillion dollar spending spree. it is surreal. >> outrage this morning after senate democrats unveiled a $1.1 trillion spending bill to finance the government, filling more than 1,9 0 pages, it cuts from the president's budget request. they'll oppose it for approving hundreds of earmarks. among the flash points is the inclusion of about $450 million to continue a second alternative engine for the f-35 joint strike fighter. defense secretary robert bates has repeatedly said the engine is not a necessity and the president should veto any bill that includes money for it. as you've just heard, senator mccain is very upset about those earmarks. his staff pointed to a few examples. among them, $208,000 for beaver management in north carolina. >> that's important. >> nobody is going to talk about that. >> $235,000 for toxic weed management in nevada. >> really get a hold of

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no.elicious yes. you can see >> good morning, everyone. 4:43 on the abc 7 morning. high definition camera of the bay bridge. terry's been telling us about the span tower that's going in later on today. nobody wants you to look for safety reasons. megan and terry will tell you more about that coming up in just a minute. >> more news now. a sacramento woman is dead after being caught up in a shoot-out in the parking lot of a strip mall. monique wilson was loading her two-year-old son into her s.u.v. and she was shot yesterday. two armed men entered a barbershop and opened fire. the second pair fireded back and the gunfire spilled into the parking lot. the barber was shot in the angle. the child wasn't injured. >> police in panama city, florida, are trying to determine a motive for a shooting spree at a school board meeting. they say the gunman who ended up taking his own life could be heard talking about the apparent firing of his life and sales taxes. he opened fire at board members but di

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carl is over at the news desk. carl, good morning. >> good morning. >>> massive live fire artillery driltion are under way in south korea. in a show of force following the north's deadly attack on that country last month. it was one of the largest military exercises in that country's history. pyongyang says it's ready to use nuclear weapons to wage a, quote, holy war, against the south. >>> a chicago fire department is mourning two of its own after a roof collapsed on a flaming building killing two in the line of duty and injuring 17 others. >>> an election official is recommending that former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel be allowed to run for mayor of chicago. opponents say emanuel does not meet a one-year residency requirement for candidates. >>> the united nations is investigating the prison conditions of bradley manning, the army private charged with leaking thousands of secret cables to wikileaks. manning's supporters have equated his conditions with torture. the pentagon denied manning is being mis

but carl is right-- the two achilles heel of afghanistan are poor governance. on the corruption front, we're stalled. the safe havens in pakistan still exist, but the pakistani are doing better than they have in the past, so i do believe that we're on the right track to provide security. after security, comes better governance. and a better trained afghan army and police force is within sight. it's going to take patience. i will stand with the president, and the pakistanis will stop double dealing when they know we're not going to let afghanistan go back into the abyss. i would like an enduring relationship with afghanistan. we're looking at two air bases being there in perpetuity, with a footprint of air power and special forces, to let the afghans and the pakistanis know the taliban will never come back. that's what has got pakistan worried. we're begin to go turn the tide. >> schieffer: i want to thank both of you for being with us this morning. we're going to broaden the round table with a couple more senators when we come back in one minute. back in one mi

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senator carl levin had a very interesting observation on the president in a recent review. take a look. >> that's the problem is that i don't see that kind of a willingness to fight that hard where he will take that kind of a position and that's what's necessary. the senate and the house -- these are test of wills. >> now senator levin is not a television host or a talk show host or a columnist, he's a longtime united states senator and if he thinks that president obama isn't fighting hard enough we've got to bring this president home again, don't we? we've got to bring him home, liberals, and get back to the progressive values that got him elected and that the white house better start making nice with the real base fast because 2012 is just around the corner. joining me now is roy sekoff founding editor of "the huffington post." roy, this is going to be done with. it'll be an issue, the tax issue, will move on into 2011. but what's the aftermath in all of this and what, in looking forward, what are the rocks in the road, in your opinion? >> ed, i feel like i'm a divorce gu

carl crawford recibio un contrato millonario para jugar con los medias rojas de boston y reforzo su ofensivainclusion de adrian gonzalez.crawford podria jugar por siete anos y 142 millones de dolares.los yanquis que tambien estan desesperados por contratar peloteros aceleraron sus ofertas por cliff lee y le ofrecieron un contrato de siete anos y 140 millones de dolares.el lanzador tambien tiene pendiente platicas con los rangers de texas equipo para el cual juega pero lee es agente ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. mas adelante en noticias univision 14....hablamos con uno de los maximos exponentes de la musica de banda sinaloense... chuy lizarraga, quien nos cuenta, entre otras cosas de su exitoso tema "la peinada"" --un estudio realizado en los estados unidos indica que solo la mitad de las mujeres mayores de 40 aÑos de edad se practican mamografias eregularmente para detectar el cancer de seno.--esto ahora tiene preociuados a los medicos.--el informe incluyo a un millon y medio de mujeres con cobertura medica. --ironicamente este reporte surge unos meses despues de que un

. >> carl smith, a retired firefighter who is now in the keating business, choses one of the main carbon monoxide problems in the home, the chimney. >> what is happening is unless a technician comes or when they come out to service the furnace, they have to take a small pipe out from the chimney so they can be able to see whether or not the chimney is open. and >> carl says every year homeowners need to have their furnace and chimney checked by as an asia certified technician. >> today it was baltimore man was taken into custody after he helped police. police were called to the agent hundred block of wahlberg avenue for an armed person. when they arrive the man was inside, but when the swat team got there he walked out. there were no reports of any injuries and they say they did not find any weapon. maryland transportation authority officer was rear ended by another driver. that officer was taken to hospital with minor injuries. >> the justice department is suing bp and eight other companies in the gulf oil spill disaster. the lawsuit also seeks several penalties under the clean water ac

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> one person is dead, another suffered major injuries tonight in a two car collision on northbound interstate 880 in oakland. the crash happened about 4:00 this afternoon just past the oak street exit. the highway patrol says the three left lanes were closed for several hours tieing up commute traffic. the lanes reopened shortly before 7:00 tonight. >>> the discovery of animal remains today at a school in the peninsula has residents on the look out for mountain lions. it appeared to be killed overnight by a mountain lion and her cub. the caucus has since been removed. this school's principal says she's concerned now that the animals might return and the safety of her students. >>> there were three mountain lion sightings in san mateo county last month alone. this year there's been 35 mountain lion sightings. >> the number of sightings that have been reported, i can't say all those sightings are accurate. just by going by the sheer numbers of possible sightings they ha

[laughter] ed nixon, ron walker, sandy quinn, ben and carl, thanks for having us here today. i will give you some background on this book. "going home to glory" is the title of the book proposal that we circulated to new york publishers in the summer of 1976 julie and i had moved to new york from washington that summer and ben stein, our host today, encouraged us to start considering some publishing interests that he had been countered about us, and so we circulated his proposal and we did so at ben's suggestion. we were seeing a lot of ben in those days, both in new york and in washington when he was a young editorial writer. one of the youngest in the history, one of the best. he authored an article that made a big impression on us and i don't know if ben remembers this, but we do. it was an article entitled bunkhouse logic and while i do not remember the particulars of this article, the gist of it went sort of as follows. if you can't achieve or win anything in life unless you are at the table. now, there are other ways of raising the morals of this article. it means, don'

ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> two men in custody accused of kidnapping a man found dead in the lawndale area. the man taken from the home he was rehab at keilar saturday. his beaten body was found in a vehicle in a garage at thomas springfield last night. two men in custody identified at darnell stokes and keith watts. >>> federal government suing a west suburban school district for making a teacher choose between her religion and a job. took off time to make a pilgrimage to mecca. cohn resigned. the district violated the civil rights act of 1964 for not accommodating her religious practices. she seeks unspecified damages and back pay. >>> they're controversial and chicago is getting another one. it's the full body scanner. we've seen them at o'hare. now midway is getting one. a detailed look of your body is seen for the hidden weapons and explosives tsa is looking for. people can decline the scan for an enhanced patdown. >>> locking in low airfares before you buy a ticket. how one airline is ma