>> carol, at the u.s.ibyan news agencies reporting this. no official confirmation as of yet. it is not an isolated incident, carol. as you mentioned, benghazi consulate -- [ poor audio ] -- not a first. multiple times. this was the first time seeing a civilian, american or western civilian being targeted. in the past, it has been diplom diplomatic institutions, government organizations. when we were there a few months ago, carol, the city was empty of westerners. [ poor audio ] really had driven many westerners out of benghazi. just last month in late october there was also an attack on the swedish consulate there, no casualties. this is not the first time we're seeing westerners being targeted. u.s. government and other western governments have warned their citizens of going to benghazi and the areas around it because of the activity. the government has no control over these groups. no one is being held accountable even in the benghazi consulate, we've not seen anyone yet being brought to justice. >> we'r

quite possibly, carol. about, a british drug giant last year it had $10 billion in sales. it's a very big company and carries a lot of weights. here's what's going to change. no more paying doctors for attending conferences or speaking on behalf of glaxosmithkline conferences. others say that could be a conflict of interest if you're prescribing their drugs and being paid. there's another change. drug representatives will no longer be paid for how many prescriptions doctors are writing of the drugs they're trying to sell. instead they'll be paid for their technical knowledge about their drugs in the industry and their performance on the job, not about how many scrips they can get a doctor to write. that is a very, very big difference. we know that, you know, there are all these drug reps for all these big different drug companies, and there are some 3 billion prescriptions written last year in this country. it is huge business. 4 billion in 2011. 3.99 in 2010. very big business. a lot of drug reps getting p

carol? >> going back to that handshake, maybe scottie can put it back up on the screen, the handshake between president obama and raul castro. quote, we have to reject the policies we put into place in 1961. in other words, it's time to end the nation's cold war standoff with cuba. i know what you said about this handshake, jim, but this surely helps, doesn't it? >> well, i think we're going to have to see. keep in mind, at the same time just in the last couple of weeks there was a big protest outside the white house held by the family of alan gross, an american still being held in cuba to this day. he has been there for four years. i'm not sure how much a handshake up on the stage here in johannesburg is going to melt away this cold war that continues between the united states and cuba, quite frankly. there's still a lot of issues to resolve. but at the same time, it is something that perhaps might start something. we'll have to just wait and see how that works out. the obama administration

>> hi, carol.s from the fbi, the atf, even the secret service are all at the scene trying to assist with the local police to try to figure out whether, indeed, there's anything to worry about. as tom fuentes says that one thing that they thought about is, oh, it's final's week and somebody is calling in a hoax. but obviously it's a serious matter and they have to go to these buildings. we're probably looking at several hours, a better part of the day before the authorities can clear these buildings and make sure that there is no -- nothing to worry about. so whoever called this in, if indeed it turned out to be a hoax, basically it cost the school the entire day. obviously if somebody is found, then it turns into something else, a much bigger investigation by the fbi, the atf, and all of the other authorities, including the boston police. >> did you say the secret service? >> yeah. everyone -- pretty much anyone who is nearby responds to the scene on something like this. the report is four devices

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carol ann's story does not end there.ks after her death, the medical examiner had ruled her death a suicide. >> i said, why did you label it suicide. well, i called dr. webster. he told me she committed suicide. why do you have to call dr. webster to get a diagnosis? shouldn't the diagnosis be based on the evidence in front of you? >> the utah medical examiner's office say webster didn't have any influence over carol ann's stated cause of death, which makes what happened next even more puzzling. >> five weeks later i got a revised autopsy report. cause of death, undetermined. >> was there an explanation? they just changed it? it's been four years since carol ann bosley died. her husband still wonders why his pleas for help to the staff at life tree and especially lynn webster fell on deaf ears. >> you blame dr. webster for your wife's death? >> i do. to this day, i regret i did not go down there and find him. i would have pinned him to the wall, and i would have made him listen. then i would have warned him with his life.

we ambushed new yorkers with christmas carols.t them to sing along if they knew the lyrics. if they know the lyrics they get a dollar. if they don't. you've will see what happens. >> here they are, billy and amy. >> billy in new york with amy pohler. a lightning round. give people dollars if they've sing christmas songs. better sing the right lyrics. you ready, amy? >> you want to sing christmas carols with us for a dollar. >> for a dollar. >> here we go. >>. ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly ♪ ♪ fa-la-la ♪ don we now our -- ♪ gay apparel >> heaamy wants to sing christm carols. ♪ dashing through the snow in a one-horse open sleigh over the fields we go laughing all the way ha-ha-ha bells on bobtail strings making ♪ >> sir, you want to sing christmas carols with me and amy for $1. >> it's okay. >> yes. ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ ♪ >> no, snow ♪ ♪ ♪ dashing through the snow ♪ the man will not say snow. >> please, do you want to sing christmas carols with me and amy. >> oh, sure. >> here we go. >> hi,

carol? >> hopefully we'll find out later today who the winners are. martin savidge, thanks so much. >>> later today on capitol hill, the senate could seize a rare glimpse of bipartisanship and approve a compromised budget deal. it would prevent another government shutdown a threat that looms as soon as next month and calls for more than $20 billion in deficit redumpgs. reduction. the budget agreement months in the making could face a potentially close vote today. >> gridlock has got to end and it is ending. the american people are satisfied that we're moving forward. we got this for the first time probably since 1986 we had a bipartisan budget agreement. that's progress. >> about all i can say about the debt ceiling i doubt if the house or for that matter the senate is willing to give the president a clean debt ceiling increase, every time the president asked us to raise the debt ceiling is a good time to try to achieve something important for the country. >> chief congressional corresponden

i'm carol costello. on wall street just rang, as you know, stocks surged yesterday. today only down ten points still above 16,000. we'll keep you posted. >>> former nba bad boy dennis rodman is in north korea this morning but he's shrugging off any suggestion of basketball diplomacy with that country's repressive dictator. rodman is there to train a north korean basketball team for an exhibition game next month and says that will be his focus if he meets with the leader kim jong-un, who rodman has called his friend for life. >> it has nothing to do with me. that has nothing do with me. whatever is done is done, north korea, i have nothing, have no control over that. these things have been going on for years and years and years and you know, whoever is going to be a political insider over there from america or somewhere in the world, come over here and try to, try to get a hold of it, great. but i'm just going over there to do a basketball game and have some fun. >> but the sister of korean american kenne

wh when i retired i sought out carol ann. she adjusted my spine, she restores functionality to your nervous system. then she introduced me to whole food nutrition. >> diet always plays an important part. >> it's something we do every single day, all of us, several times a day. we're either getting it really right or really wrong. so i would say the nutrition is huge. i was totally feeding the disease. >> how did you change? what did you change? >> very slowly. >> really? >> i had three major surgeries in the army, so i had a lot of intestinal problems. i ate very bland foods. high carbs, i was a runner. >> they're addictive. >> they are. but they're bland. so i wasn't upsetting my esophagus and stomach and everything. so i was on this huge bland diet. when i started to read what foods warm you up and what foods cool you down, none of the cool you down foods. >> all the warming foods? >> all those that warm you up. so it made sense. that's the thing. it's all common sense. i totally changed my diet, the way i eat. coffee, i dr

carol?acebook may have gotten off to a rocky start. now the social network iing gia is making an achievement with the announcement it will be added to the benchmark s&p 500 index. christine romans is in new york city to explain. >> the hoodie is all grown up. its validation that facebook belongs with some of the most important companies in the world in the s&p 500. it will happen december 20th. that's when facebook will go into the s&p 500. what it really means is that anybody who has a mutual fund or an exchange traded fund that tracks the s&p 500 now will own a piece of facebook. facebook is now open up to a much, much bigger universe of investors and has really sort of come of age. it has been a rocky start. remember the facebook face plant of ipo? ipo price of $38 a share, remember, and it fell all the way down to $17 and people said that was crazy, what a farfarce. now it's trading at almost $51 a share. facebook, turned out, it's up 86% this year, turned out in the end to be a pretty d

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i am carol alt. here is the show we are always pressing the importance of cardiovascular health and keeping weight down. along with exercise one must eat a healthy diet to keep the pounds off. today we have joe the juicer who is here to show us how all of our dietary needs can be found in a glass of juice. plus you won't want to miss my holiday gift ideas that will help your loved ones feel beautiful. but first, can anyone eat right over the holidays some is it impossible to be disciplined and still enjoy your meals. today we are going to try and help you stay happy, but also to teach you the tricks on how you can pass up the extra serving at christmas dinner or the extra piece of pie. joining us is the certified knew trieciousist and author of "younger next week" lisa. what is it that happens at the holidays that causes people to go berserk? >> the holidays create such temptations for people. you go to your grandma's house and she is making your favorite pies and stuffing and turkey and all of these

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i am carol alt. here is the show we are always pressing the importance of cardiovascular health and keeping weight down. along with exercise one must eat a healthy along with exercise, one must eat a healthy diet to keep the pounds off. today we have joe the juicer who is here to show us how all our dietary needs can be found in a glass of juice. plus, helping your loved one look and feel beautiful. first, can anyone eat right over the holidays? is it impossible to be disciplined and still enjoy your meals? well, today we're going to try to help you stay happy but also to teach you the tricks on how to pass up the extra serving of turkey at christmas dinner or how you can pass up the piece of pie. author of "younger next week." lisa, thank you very much for being with us. what is it that happens at the holidays that causes people to go berserk? >> the holidays are such a temptation for all of us. stuffing, turkey, all these delicious foods. it's hard to resist when it's in your face. >> is it temptat

i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining us. we begin this morning with breaking news. a sizzling new report on the u.s. economy out. america's gdp, the gross domestic product grew at a rate of 4.1%, that is the fastest rate in two years. our chief business correspondent christine romans is here to tell us what it means. good morning. >> good morning, carol. this is stronger than the government first predicted and stronger than many economists thought, that means in july, august and september you had the strongest economic growth in more than two years, 4.1%. we have been muggling along, carol, at about 2% economic growth which is nothing to write home about, for some time now. 4% growth rate, 4.1% growth rate is something that shows an improvement in the economy, but did it last until the fourth quarter, already economists saying maybe some of this could be taken back in the fourth quarter because this strengthens the economy in part because of a retailer stocking their shelves getting ready fo

good morning. >> good morning, carol.simpson. snowden is urge iing listeners to -- remember "1984" about big brother watching? snowden says it's nothing compared to what's going on today. take a listen. okay. well, i think we have an error there. but anyway, it's not a very uplifting christmas message about the world we live in today, carol. he's saying everybody needs to start a dialogue about these programs, and i think you've seen this over the last year, congress with an independent panel talking about that perhaps the nsa and all these programs that the u.s. had overreached. i think you started seeing edward snowden kind of more just leaking this information, but now he's evolved into a provocateur, speaking out, giving more interviews about the need for us to question how the government is watching us. >> i would assume, because he can't leave russia, taped it in russia -- before you answer that question, we do have the bite that you were waiting for. let's listen to more of edward snowden. >> the conversation occur

it's been four years since carol ann bosley died. still wonders why his pleas for the help to the staff at life tree and especially lynn webster, fell on deaf ears. do you blame dr. webster for your wife's death? >> i do. to this day i regret that i did not go down there and find him. i would have pinned him to the wall, and i would have made him listen, and then i would have warned him with his life. "leave my wife alone." >> wow. sanjay, it's clear dr. webster didn't want to talk to you. is he saying anything about the allegations against him? >> the allegations from the lawsuit specifically, he's denying all of those. previously, he has said he acknowledged were some 0 deaths at the life tree clinic, though, he says most of them were suicides. we read you part of the statement during the piece there, he had more of an official statement where he basically said the chronic pain has become this urgent national crisis and a direct dialogue is not happening and goes on to say we need safer therapies overall and we should replace opioi

carol and tim conway.r seen the crew so excited. they have been bouncing off the walls, carol, welcome back. >> thank you. >> you said his improv was pure gold and wildly inventive. was that part of the magic? >> totally, totally, on fridays we would tape the live show with the audience, and we would make chan changes, then another audience would come in and we would do the second show, well, tim -- i'm going to talk as if he is not here. he would do the first show as we had rehearsed it, to the ink. and then he would go to our director and say did you get all the shots, dave and so forth. okay, for example he would say, all right in the hotel sketch when we do this again on the second show, instead of being on a waist shot of me, be on a head to toe. that is all he would tell him. and the crew didn't know. and so it was like he was going to wing it. and he thought of something to do with that window. >> and even you wouldn't know what was going on? is that why you kept cracking up so much. >> we never cra

carol?> so we don't know whether this fight had anything to do with the actual game. >> reporter: we don't know this information at this time. we asked police yesterday evening, they stood here and said "we don't know, we have no information leading up to the stabbings." they are interviewing witnesses that saw the stabbings take place firsthand >> what about security at the stadium? this is really disturbing. >> reporter: of course. the stadium did release a statement saying they understand what's happening. they are letting police handle the situation at this time, so no comment from anyone else this morning. we are waiting to hear from police. they said the next comment would come in the next hour. >> colleen if he ree rferreira. >>> a judge's lenient sentence for a wealthy teenager who drove drank and ran over four people. >> now he's going to a swanky rehab in california which is going to cost about half a million dollars. his father is picking up the tab, but still folks are angry. i'l

you know, he was the best. >> carol, who would you say?to see one comedian on stage again who would you choose? >> i love billy crystal. i saw his show on broadway twice. >> genius. >> just fantastic. steve martin, i think. >> steve martin. he'd be there wouldn't he? >> and the usual ladies i love. tina and amy. >> tina fey. yeah. i feel like they continue the kind of humor. >> they do sketch work. they're not stand up comics, neither are we. >> look i would love to talk to you all night even if you were sit down comics. it's been such a delight to bring you both together. so many of our viewers will be thrilled with this. >> well, i'm not doing anything so i can stay here. >> i'll tell anderson cooper we're just going to rip through his hour. i don't think anderson would like it. carol and tim, thank you both very much. >> thank you, piers. >> we'll be right back. >> tomorrow we're going to name our piers morgan live top ten moments of 2013. we need your help. vote for your favorite at piersmorganlive.com. funny ones and ridiculous ones,

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me for this special edition of "cnn newsroom" as we remember the life and legacy of nelson mandela. first breaking news in the last hour, brand new jobs report is out with the lowest unemployment rate in five years. we'll tell you how the markets and the white house are responding this morning. >>> also an arctic blast, this is dallas, where the mercury has dropped 50 degrees in just the last 24 hours. colossal ice storm putting on the freeze from texas to tennessee. and in johannesburg, remembering the man who went from prisoner to president, we'll have the latest on funeral plans for the anti-apartheid icon, nelson mandela. >>> first to that breaking news on the economy, americans are getting back to work, 203,000 jobs were added to payrolls in november, and the unemployment rate ticked two notches lower to 7%. that's the lowest unemployment rate in five years. our chief business correspondent christine romans is here to break down the numbers. better than expe

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i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. investigators now say a train that derailed in the bronx that killed four people was going nearly three times the speed limit. it was clocked going 82 miles an hour when it should have been going 30. why was it going so fast? rene marsh is following the investigation from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. the focus today, speed and the train's brakes. as you mentioned, why was this train going so fast? this morning that's the critical question investigators have for the train's engineer. ntsb investigators continue searching for answers and questioning train engineer william rockefeller with hopes in finding out why this train was going so fast. >> the train was traveling at approximately 82 miles per hour as it went into a 30-mile-an-hour curve. >> reporter: that's nearly three times the speed limit for this curving stretch of track. the train speed is even higher than the maximum speed of 70 miles per hour in the straightaw

it's time for "ask carol."oren asks how do you stay true to your diet when there are so many temptations. i know, there's lots of temptations out there, but it's all mental. i think of joel olstein who talks about temptation. he said daniel outclassed the others, even in captivity, he didn't eat what the king ate. he demanded to follow his own diet that was prescribed by religious law. that's what i do. i stand out by my demand for excellence. what i mean is, i know what's right for my body. i know what keeps me healthy. i've done all the trial and error, even when others try to shame me into being a sheep, i remind myself that i'm better than that. i've eaten the pasta, coffee, white bread diet and got sick and went vegan and felt weak. i educated myself as to who got the best results from their diet. i saw all kinds of doctors and listened to what they recommended. when i heard dr. timothy brantley and heard his story, i didn't follow the pressure of mediocre people and stayed the course. excellent for me is

it's time for "ask carol."oday lauren asks, how do you stay true to your diet when there are so many temptations? i know there are lots of temptations out there but i think daniel even in captivity didn't eat what the king ate. he demanded to be able to find his own diet that was prescribed by religious law and that's what i do. i stand out by my demand for excellence. what i mean is, i know what's right for my body. i know what keeps me healthy. i've done all of the trial and error. even when others try to shame me into being a sheep, i remind myself that i'm better than that. i've eaten the pasta and coffee and got sick and ate vegan and got weak. i educated myself as to who got the best results from their diet. i saw all kinds of doctors and listened to what they recommended. but when i heard timothy brantly, i didn't follow the pressure of mediocre and stayed the course. excellence is necessary. i demand it. so should you. remember, if you have a question about diet, exercise, or even anti-aging, just tweet

i'm carol alt. the liver, many don't know where it is in the body. do you? and did you know an unhealthywe liver could be causing you toch be overweight?eopl that's right. today we explore several options for keeping you healthy and fit and a lot have e to do with the liver. but first off, lately a fight has raged between the expertsas who say we should work out long and hard and the experts who say five minutes at a time h is all we need. so i'm going to propose a truce. with me 1* tony greco to propose a third theory which i say i agree with, tony. tell us, people say work out long and hard and you get a hard body. others say five minutes at a time. i have to say that i find that if i work out five minutes at a time on a certain part of my body i do get better results. >> you do.my it is the work you do within those five minutes. most people rest and don't getoe their heart rate up.nute today we are doing something simple you could do every day for five minutes and you target your quads and gluttes. >> he will tell us how to get rid of the areas that are h

in february 2013 the over sight approved $20 million for the carol avenue development as part of 1314a. and as a note, last week the developer learned that their applications for funding to the state were received, accepted and approved. quickly i just wanted to show you a site map to point out 5800 third street housing will be in relationship. it's lot 3. lot 2 will be family house that will be developed sometime in the next year and on lot 1, that is facing third street and there's a condominium development and retail on the ground floor. 5800 third street is the first phase of alice griffith. as a background the hunters point shipyard obligates the successor agency to rebuild alice griffiths. they commit the successor agency to use property tax revenue for the housing obligation and finally the dda states the successor agency will seek other sources of funding to help develop the site including state and federal funds. to that end, in 2011, alice griffith public housing was awarded $35 million. the redevelopment agency as a commitment to an implementation of the transformation plan

ethan, julie, carol, welcome to all of you. great have you here. >> an honor to be here. >> ethan, that was a powerful speech, and i appreciate the i thought incredible articulate of what ought to be the passion of every person to learn. but should there be standards, some goal so that we know how well students are doing? >> absolutely. you have to have standards. you can'tust throw kids into school and hope they figure out whatever. you have to have a guideline. the problem is when we try to make staards 100% of what happens in the classroom because that turns into test prep. and so oeducation is reduced to something that is not engaging students and while test scores may go up. it's not a indicative of what we need thave happen in education, which is to free people's mines. >> everybody would agree that the bestic purpose of school is to learn how to learn, not just to learn certain things but to learn how to learn so that could be applied to anything. obviously the big challenge is, how do you measure whether or not the stud

i'm carol alt. what do gwyneth paltrow and halle berry have in common? we are believes in the powers of pro biotics. what does that mean? will they really help keep you slender like the commercials say? today we have the answers. plus, are all organic foods what they're cracked up to be? we have an expert here to bust several myths associated with eating organic. first, is your doctor always right? do you need to question him? should you do your own research or just listen to what he e tells you to do and could your doctor be giving you instructions and directions base on what other people have wrong with them? according to our next guest that's a possibility and you need to take responsibility for your health. he's canada's leader fitness instructor. tony, you have an unusual kind of practice. tell me about the practice and how you thought of this idea. >> we like to transform bodies, lift spirits and strengthen minds. i'm pretty active and i decided to do my annual checkup to the doctor, my regular gp. what happened was when i went to my doctor, you do

i'm carol alt. what do gwyneth paltrow, halle berry and anna paquin have in common? besides they're all beautiful, talented actresses. they all are believers in the powerprobiotics. what does that really mean? are they a nutritional term or a mainstay for healthy life and will they really help keep you slender like those commercials say? today, we have the answers. plus, are all organic foods what they're cracked up to be? we've got an expert here to bust several myths associated with eating organic. but first, is your doctor always right? or do you need to question him? should you do your own research or just listen to what he tells you to do? and could your doctor be giving you instructions and directions based solely on what other patients have wrong with them? according to our next guest, that's a possibility. and we need to take responsibility for your health. he's canada's leading fitness instructor, tony greco. hi, tony, thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> so you have a very unusual kind of practice. why don't you tell me, first tell me yo

i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. crews are starting to upright the train cars following that deadly derailment in the bronx. these are live pictures from the scene. all seven cars of a metro north commuter train jumped the tracks killing four passengers and critically injuring seven others as it went around a curve. the passenger who took them, walked away unhurt. she sat down, amanda swanson her name, sat down with "new day" anchor kate bolduan. >> i barely have scrapes and bruises. i'm sore, but i came out of this more unscathed than some car accidents i've been in, and just hearing about the other injuries, walking past the people on the stretchers, it was just i have no idea why or how i am sitting here talking to you the way i am right now. it's just insane. as the train started to derail, i just noticed that my body was at a serious incline and that woke me up. it wasn't noise. i had headphones in, music playing and once i opened my eyes i became aware of the screeching metal and realized like this is a train c

i'm carol costello. "legal view" with ashleigh banfield starts now. >> seaworld says it is time to set the record straight. insisting that it is in the business of saving and not capturing and mistreating whales and other sea creatures. but can seaworld turn back the tied of criticism? >>> also this hour. is tv's "duck dynasty" doomed. >>> and silent night suddenly not quite so holy. wait until you hear how they changed the song and how the audience reacted. >>> it's friday december 20th. welcome to "legal view." >>> i want to start with something that's not quite so nice. it is the question on everyone's mind. how am i going to get home for the holidays? am i going to be in that hot mess like i was over thanksgiving. the ice, snow, that's just one thing that's going on right now. take a look at this nightmare in salt lake city. thanks to a broken power pole that dropped power lines onto the freeway turning it into a parking lot for hours. aaa is projecting 94.5 million of us are going to be traveling 50

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i'm carol costello.oining me. an emotional day in court in the trial avenue bride who is accused of murdering her husband eight days after their wedding. jordan graham broke down as her teenage brother gave tearful testimony claiming she lied about her husband's disappearance. more now from kyung lah. >> reporter: nothing to say after a damaging day listening to herself lie. the jury saw and heard jordan graham lying to police in two extensive taped interviews. in the first interview graham was matter of fact and unemotional as her husband took off from home in a dark car with washington plates. johnson had been missing for two days. police were searching for him. reality is graham knew her new husband of just eight days was already dead at the bottom of the sheer cliff at glacier national park because she watched him fall. the very next day police video-taped graham again. she went to police because she received an e-mail dated july 10th, three days after her husband's death. temp mail came from a myste

i have presented a slide we have the program that carol mentions about the green ageers here are 5 of the 64th of july in the program. and that's actually taken in front of the of the park. and i include one more comment that, you know, we are apr i we vest in our cities future and this is one of the examples of our potential. the next slide is really, truly drooivenlg in preserving our history. outdoor a randolph was a civil rights legion and we mentioned nelson mandela earlier in line with our mission we continue to fight for jobs and freedom for our community. what we have pictured at the top where i have the youth r and people's 3 at the bottom future at the tape is me in 1992 i was at the ground breaking memorial it's its second latter to martin luther king junior and i was inspired to serve and i continue to do that day. although i started in 1992 i account to uc davis i worked in the lab before i decided to serve at the a randolph institute and they recruit me for several years i fought them hey, i wanted to go into the science i want to be a doctor one day but nov now i raised

. >>> a terminally ill girl who received support from thousands of christmas carols has lost her battle to cancer dying peacefully yesterday morning from a rare form of leukemia. saturday, 6,000 people gathered in front of her pennsylvania home to fulfill the wish if a huge holiday carol. the family posted a photo of her giving two thumb's up as they her the caroling. >> google glass is being credited for lending a revolutionary helping hand in the rating room. it is amazing. the alabama surgeon used this for a shoulder replacement in a video conference with a doctor 150 miles away in atlanta who helped virtually. they transmitted live video to the doctor while his hands were super closed by a computer. google glass was previously used to pull up x-rays on the glasses during a surgery. >> regulators in asia are taking a bite out of apple for limiting competition, apple asia was fined $665,000 for restrictive practices in contracts with local telecom subsidiaries responsible for the sales of iphone in taiwan. the agency said they restricted the carrier's ability to determine their own pr

my a student didn't think she would be good in math any more. >> carol, final word?u have to slow down, pull back on some of the testing, let it roll out in a natural way, and see what makes sense. >> all of you have been great, i appreciate it very much. i think it's important to realize that education is not a perfect science, it's an art. we're always tinkering with it. one thing that i would like to believe is that we ought to raise the standards and challenge our students to be the best in the world. then we have to make sure that we measure. i agree that we can overtest. sometimes that is done, but you have to keep score. i can't imagine the bcs bowl being played with the score board off. keeping score is part of it. and then, accountability. if the results aren't there, kids are not learning, you know what? somebody has to pay with a job. that's the way it is. you can't keep paying people when they're not learning. >>> later in the show, we'll have the 12 days of obama care. you don't want to miss that. first, lots of people want to change the world, very few

carol is also a best selling author. great to see you, carol. >> long time friend.n old friend. jj. >> a long time friend. i find myself sitting in a coffee shop and realizing i'm talking too loud, i don't want people to see this. >> the coffee shop is the worst enemy of the entrepreneur. think about the setting. it is so chill and relaxing, you and i might be sitting and having our discussion but guess what, everyone else around is listening. if you have anyone like me who is incredibly nosy, they're listening and perhaps looking over your shoulder and at your notes. as an entrepreneur, you don't want to conduct any confidential meetings or have confidential information in a coffee shop, in a hotel lobby. you want to look for places like co-working spaces, business lounges, places that offer flexible work space. there are so many options that are really affordable it may seem like i can't afford to do that, that's why i'm going to the coffee shop. >> you can find something. what's a privacy aid, get a privacy aid? >> privacy shields, this is perfect for people who

i'm carol the environmental affairs person.'m here this knowledge with an informational update with the progress of our workshops for recall in september you authorized staff to issue a request for parole for potential he tenant to operate and to lease and operate the eco center would the ports objectives which which are promoting public access and making the most of the center for an educational resource and engaging the local community and with the educational program in the park. the rfp was used september 24th and the responses westbound were due. we use the standard procures then used for advertising lease stunt and concluding print in region overlook newspapers and community newspapers. we posted the opportunity on the citywide database as well as the port site. we e-mailed directly to over 4 hundred homeowner associations eased community dproupdz and nonprofit is groups in the bay point area as well as to our port authority and those listed on the mailing list. we e-mailed all existing port tenants regarding the opportun