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they will probably give you a credit in chicago state. they have both the same seal of approval. at the same time a -- it keeps out something who -- somebody who wants to compete. they may offer something different. it may not be staff by traditional faculty. these are examples of the policys that have been in place for a long time that are actually prep venting consumers from making informed choices and from competition and preventing competition from taking root in a way that drives cost down and quality up. >> this question is related to that one. you said in earlier on that part of the problem with higher education is that students are often choosing to -- force to study things or study nonsense -- fill their head with nonsense. i guess part offer my question is how is it that students starting out distinguish with things that are nonsense and ideas that really matter particularly in the liberal arts , social sciences and to be able to make those kinds of distinctions to begin with. so i guess my worry is that conservatives take a market-driven approach. you talk about making

-- to keep chicago stayed in business, it keeps out some of the who would want to compete with chicago state that may be offering something different. that may not be staffed by traditional faculty. these are examples of a policy that have been in place for a long time that are actually preventing consumers for making informed choices and from competition, and preventing competition from taking root in this market and a way that drives up quality. >> in the back room, there was another gentleman? >> this question is somewhat related to that one. you had said earlier on that part of the problem with higher education is that students are often choosing to study things were forced to study things that don't make sense, or studying nonsense. i guess part of my question is, how is it that students starting out choose between things that are nonsense and ideas that matter, particularly in liberal arts or social sciences, where the purpose of education is to be able to make those kind of distinctions to begin with? so i guess my worry is conservatives take the marketshare approach. you talk about m

at the same time, so it keeps chicago state in business. not a very good college.t the same time it keeps out somebody who would want to compete with chicago or with chicago state that may be offering something different that may not be, you know, staffed by traditional faculty. these are exams examples of the policies that have been in place for a long time that are actually preventing consumers from making informed choices and from competition and preventing competition from taking root in this market in a way that drives cost down and drives quality up. so... >> in the back row, there was another gentleman. >> this question is somewhat related to that one. primarily directed to mr. kelly. you had said earlier on that part of the problem with higher education is students are often choosing to study things or forced to study things that don't make any sense or studying nonsense. you said -- yes. fill their heads with nonsense. part of my question is, how is it that students starting out can distinguish between things that are nonsense and ideas that really matter,

protesters clogged the brooklyn bridge stormed the kennedy expressway in chicago, shut downer state 35n minneapolis and marched through boston common. the protesters say they're not buying officer pantaleo's statement that he didn't mean to harm garner. he's still facing an internal nypd investigation. >> and then he could get fired and remember we're talking about a police officer that lives in the citi city, does what he was trained to do, literally an eagle scout. >> reporter: protesters say they'll keep shining a light on what they call injustice. >> this is how america gets things done by people working together to achieve what they want reporter: marley hall, cbs news, new york. >> well, after a spirited demonstration yesterday protesters returned to the streets in philadelphia today. some temple students marched showing their disapproval with the grand jury's decisions. our cameras caught up with them as they made their way down streets on campus. >> we aren't going to be quiet any more. it's different era and i think we need to treat it like it's a different era. >> the temple

states. in chicago, all of one district's schools were given a top to bottom cleaning.s a school district near chicago. on monday, 600 students and teachers in that same district stayed home because of illness. much the same story around toledo, ohio. several schools shuttered by flu. the hope is the long holiday break will get everyone healthy again. >>> and conjoined twins in jacksonville, florida, recovering from their first surgery to repair organ damage. it's carter and connor, joined at the face. but it's believed the only major organ they share is the liver. it's not known when the boys will be separated. initially, they were only given a 25% chance of survival, but they're getting tropic ting str better every day. >>> the u.s. olympic committee is going all out to bring the summer olympics back to america. bids for four cities were presented yesterday. those cities, san francisco, los angeles, boston and washington. a final decision of the u.s. candidate city will be announced early next year. atlanta hosted the most recent summer games in the u.s. in 1996. >> w

one for the state and a far higher rate in chicago come next year.>taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. police are still looking for the cab driver who crashed into a house in glendale heights. the crash destroyed a bedroom and put the homeowner in the hospital. the victim says the driver saw him under the debris before he ran away. the cab was not reported stolen, but police say they found alcohol inside. attorney general eric holder says his federal investigation into the michael brown shooting won't necessarily reach the same conclusion as the grand jury that refused to indict officer darren wilson in brown's death. holder says the ongoing investigation is examining the broader question of policing patterns, and possible racial profiling by police. in about two months, the chicago police department will begin testing body cameras on its officers. the cameras are about the size of a pager and are intended to capture an officer's interaction. the new technology is backed by groups from the a- c-l-u, and the state n- double-a-c-p...

another development a vann'scourt dete despositions in the penn state university child sex assault scandal are set to be given in chicago today. and two pennsylvania state officials want access to them. former state assistt foo y sandusky ic 2 ozs of se abuse char represens of the big d its chag law r brown wie questioned today about an independent investigation commissioned by penn state on how the university handled the abuse cases. pennsyvlania state teasurer robert mccord and state senator jake corman say they don't think the original investigation was ' cook coud to thes to the depoon a milestone moment in the race to mars. nasa successfully completes its first, unmanned, two-orbit test flight. lift >> off. the dawn of orion. a new era of american space exploration. >>the "orion" spacecraft lifted- off from cape canaveral, florida around six o'clock this morning. during its second trip around the orbit, it soared about 36-hundred miles above earth. the rocket completed the missin abo a half ho n e pacificd f cof california. around 45 minutes ago. navy ships were waiting. >>next: what went wrong? more than a dozen p

. >> reporter: amid the concern about academic freedom, chicago university, penn state, and the torontolast year, canada's mcmaster university closed its one down after discovering that china prohibits teachers from being members of the band spiritual movement. >> we send our teachers to go abroad. if you are a citizen, you must obey china law, right? >> reporter: her defense of china's confucius institutes will offer cold comfort to their critics. the chinese teachers are free, she says, but they'll know inherently how to answer controversial political questions. and in these special western university departments, unlike any other, no member of fallon gong need apply. >>> i'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth, milk chocolate... let me know if this gets too hot rolo. get your smooth on. ♪ wellllll... ♪ earlyfit ♪ latefit ♪ risefit ♪ fallfit ♪ ballfit ♪ wallfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ pingfit ♪ pongfit ♪ rowfit ♪ throwfit ♪ slowfit ♪ olliefit ♪ oopsfit ♪ otisfit ♪ thiswayfit ♪ thatwayfit ♪ daddyfit ♪ pappyfit ♪ datefit ♪ weightfit ♪ goalfit ♪ gooooooalfit

states even bartender get the piece of paper. license and registration requiremen soared from 5% in 1950 to now covering a third of all u.s. workers. economists like university of chicago's steven davis increasingly point to local state and federal rules to explain why the u.s. job market taken longer to rebound. >> business formation, job to job mobility, recovering from a lost job, growing businesses in a way they could hire other people. all of these things are constricted and restrained by unnecessary occupational licensing restrictions. >> reporter: economists don't dispute the need for training and education, especially when it comes to jobs like nurses or paramedics where the providers take their life in your hands. trouble is in places like in california. the job such as an emergency medical technician or emt requires less training than for example an interior designer. >> they are to some extent incumbent protection devices. they often do serve the purpose of driving up wages for the incumbents but they do that in a way that's horrible to competition. >> reporter: a report by professor krueger, top advisor found licensing and registration can be linked to 18% hi

obama administration in arizona quietly sec it is the state public records issued, under state public records, chicago and other police departments come back and go denied, denied or -- redacted. and the entire page is black photocopy. on a similar vein, how the public is impressed with that first amendment to get at this when that transparency, whether it is a judge in baltimore -- or state legislature to stay you need to turn this over, curious how we are supposed to know this? that transparency doesn't exist. >> i want to make the comment, your recommendation focused on cases and bringing civil actions, as that is beyond the expertise and financial means of most people and it should not be understated the importance of actually contacting the government yourself, not just the federal government but local and state as well. that is something everyone can do. i am not talking in 3 tweets because they are not reading or tweets or news articles, that is not activism. actually organizing among yourselves, this audience, they need to you, not just the people in this room the people watching on c-span. it

. >>> the golden state warriors were in chicago to take on the bulls. golden state looking to win 12 12th in a row and they got up taking a 6-point lead at the end of the 1st quarter and green and clay thompson came up big, green finished the game with 31 points, 25. those 2 combined for almost half the golden state's points had the warriors go on to win final of 112-102. with the win the team sets a franchise record with 12 consecutive wins and improve 17- 2 on the season. that's the best record in the nba. golden state takes on the minnesota timberwolves tomorrow night at 5:00 p.m. san jose sharks taking ton flames in canada. the sharking looking for their 4 4th consecutive victory with the game tied at 1 in 2nd period. logan puts the sharks ahead and then to the 3rd period with the game tied at 2 the sharks find the back of the neck to retake that lead and san jose keeps his winning streak alive, winning by a final of 3-2. >>> still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, police in the east bay will now start wearing body cameras to capture encounter details on

golden state in chicago to face the bulls. we'll go right to the fourth quarter. the warriors up by 2:00. maybe it 4 after he's slammed at home. then more green. he hit a career high of seven 3s. leading the way as the warriors set a new franchise record with their 12th straight win. they are now 17-2 on the season. >> great group of guys. great coaching staff. great organization. i think the organize has gone a good job of putting a good team together. we play together. we can't to play like that and get better. >> having a great year. we still have a will the of work to do. i think we'll keep rolling. >> we'll have more news ahead on today in the bay. coming up, it's a study in contrast following the november elections. a political analyst joins us live next to discuss why california went in a very different direction than the rest of the country. >>> there's lots to do today in the bay. i'm the traffic guy. i'm not a meteorologist and that's probably why i'm predicting snow. there's crafts, pony rides plus someone's different to hear your holiday wishes. the sn

the current state-wide minimum wage is $8.29. under the plan chicago'sum wage would go up to $10 an hour next july followed by a series, as you see there, annual increases. republican governor-elect bruce rauner urged ram emmanuel to back off. it would make the city less competitive. emmanuel said it would help to get families out of poverty and keep up with the cost of living. >> he is nrn for his move on the field. houston texan wide receiver looked like a santa claus on tuesday. >> i've been in a situation where i, you know, really haven't got much for christmas. i let them go through the store and get what they want and not to, you know, worry about that. they can get what they want. it's amazing. >> is this the best christmas ever? >> yes. >> 11 children from harris county protective services were let loose inside toys "r" us on an 80 second shopping spree funded by johnson. >> 80 seconds might not sound like much, but you would be surprised just how many ties these kids can fit in these baskets. >> it's amaze whatting they can xwrab in 80 seconds.

the snow is back here all the wait to the west, you have to get into chicago the western great lakes states to see any cold to produce snow. christmas eve we're talking about high temperatures getting as warm as 60 degrees up and down the eastern seaboard. here's the early call, rain and windy, gusts 45 miles per hour. 60 degrees is the forecasted high. the lone bright spot would be christmas eve evening everything starts to subside. the weather will calm down during the second half of the day. 38 degrees in philadelphia. 37 in wilmington. millville, 37. allentown, 37. trenton, 37 degrees. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, winter officially arrives tomorrow, 6:03 in the afternoon. it will feel chilly, 42. 45 monday, cloudy rain developing late. here we go. periods of drizzle tuesday, showers, mild up to 53. christmas eve right now we'll call it rainy and windy an mild and high of 60. bermuda shorts for santa. christmas day, windy and cooler, and i'll talk about the pattern will change, snow lovers, your winter weather fans will getting your wish here in a couple of weeks. i'll t

chicago was known as the best liberty town almost in the whole united states. remember on sundays you would go down to the uso and get a three by five card that was say "come to lunch." church and lunch. then they would often say, we have a daughter 18. but it was the sharing american had among ourselves. the unity of this nation. never since that period has this nation been so close and dedicated and respectful of each other. but anyway to finish the story shore patrol, halfway through the night, one million people, everybody was kissing. had a good time. there was no liquor left because the bars ran out in 20 minutes. the way to resupply them -- no way to resupply them. everybody was just having a good time. the first girl i kissed i gave my hat, the second the armband and went back to the barracks. going back to the beginning of war in chicago, how did things change in chicago in the days afterwards? >> you take off and then i will take off. >> well, of course, i told you about the young men who were signing up for the army and navy. there was no air force t

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. >> severe weather will break out across the southern states on the backside over chicago heavy rain and snow and wind. and for the northeast, places like new york and boston, heavy rain and very windy conditions into christmas afternoon. >> reporter: the airports likely affected tomorrow, atlanta and chicago. while low ceilings could slow things up the east coast. on christmas eve every major hub city in the midwest and the east could be affected by wind and heavy rain. but there's good news for the 1.1 million americans hitting the road. unleaded now averaging just $2.36 a gallon. in 27 states you can buy it for under $2 a gallon. >> this is really the gift that keeps on giving for american motorists. gas prices already 80 cents lower than last year. >> reporter: meanwhile t-minus three days to christmas. which means the shopping procrastinators are out in full force. most of them, i'm told, are guys. >> i've got some kids, they're all taken care of. now if i can get the wife taken care of, i'll be happy. >> reporter: back at the airport tonight we're told if you are flying this we

chicago has serious underfunding issues. the statelinois, the state of new jersey, there are areas where there are serious issues of underfunding, but those plans are for the most part pretty well funded and the fear has been overplayed. 's survey, youter and your co-author note the bulk of her time and benefits are going to those -- the bulk of retirement benefits are going to those at the top. is this a change question mark >> people at the top always got the most money. wheree seeing a situation if you compare whatever time you want, these are federal reserve surveys that go further back. most of the gains have been going to those in the top quintile, particularly those in the top 1%. bottom twothe quintiles, the bottom 40% of the population, they have actually been losing ground. we would like to see the economy's getting richer and that means they have more wealth. we are not seeing that story. >> how much are low interest rates hurting retirement savings ? >> i think that has been overplayed for the simple reason that most peopl

states. this is video from chicago, where last night demonstrators, marched to president obama's illinois home waving signs, staging a die in. protesters say the decision not to indict two white police officers in the deaths of unarmed black men exposed the justice system prejudice against african americans. >>> bill cosby is facing another lawsuit from another woman who accused him of rape. >> tamara green filed a defamation lawsuit against the comedian. she alleged cosby publicly branded her a lawyer when his lawyer called her claims absolute thely false. in the federal lawsuit filed in massachusetts green said cosby drugged and raped her in the 1907's when she was a model. cosby a's lawyer has not commented on that lawsuit. >>> take these pictures out severe weather on the west coast. high wind and rain are ruining beach areas and destroying homes in washington state. some houses were built right on the edge of cliff and they have been tumbling in the water for weeks now. meanwhile forecasters in northern california are predicting 8 inches of rain and hurricane force wind. the drought condi

a chicago couple facing charges in a multi- million dollar state grant scam. the government alleges as much as $3-point-7 million dollars of health care grant money... helped the dingles pay for luxury cars and vacation getaways. powerful storms and heavy rains triggered massive flooding and mudslides in southern california. you can see it here in this video from camarillo... north of los angeles. the drenching rains began falling early yesterday morning... prompting mandatory evacuations. about a dozen vehicles were stranded in mud up to 3 feet high. a stretch of the pacific coast highway in ventura county was closed for a third straight day. storms downed power lines and sent mud and debris sprawling across the road. the t-s-a says it realizes what went wrong to make lines so long at midway airport on sunday. travelers had to wait in security lines that stretched through the parking garage and to the airport 'l' stop. the t-s-a says problems started because security lines opened half an hour *after the airline ticket counters did. security checkpoints were a

. >> chicago's efforts to fight the buyers and sellers of women is an all hands on deck approach. from the state'sttorney to chicago pd and the cook county sheriff's office. >> 120 for the half hour? okay. is it cheaper if i go the whole hour? >> it's 7:00 p.m. at the cook county sheriff's department. and undercover investigator chip anderson just booked a date with a young woman whose ad offered her so-called soft touch at a healthy hourly rate. >> you're in call 140 for a half hour, 180 for a full hour. and then if she's coming out to you 200 for the half hour and 250 for the full hour. >> the team heads out to a suburb a few hours from o'hare airport. >> we're in a very nice suburbs, upper middle class and upper class. >> today the sex business is booming in unassuming areas like this one. >> you know, that's the thing. a lot of people don't even realize this is going on right under their noses. >> police say here traffickers can earn up to a quarter million dollars a year for each woman they control. >> you know, here's the hotels here. so i'll turn the light off for a minute. >> as the underc

levy recruited edward from being the president of the united states of chicago because wanted somebody of impeccable a egrity and intellect at time of corrosive cynicism. cynicism throughout the country. atergate and the cover-up had severely damaged confidence in the justice department as well presidency. all kinds of abuses by the fbi revealed.ad been and vietnam war caused considerable controversy. the department of justice particularly had been used for partisan purposes. mitchell, the attorney general was also president campaign manager in 1972 abusing to prison for his office as attorney general. to this dent ford said gathering at the university of he recruited hen edward levy, he told them, i protect the rights of american citizens and not the president who appointed you. edward levy's politics when i appointed them, ll i know is he shared my reverence for the constitution. we were talking last night and michael said, well, wouldn't any president say that? success the remarkable of president ford and edward levy. ecause that certainly in that period was not the paradigm of the

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we thing patchwork rises will make it difficult to do business in chicago. >> the mayor pushed through it because this was talk of stateawmakers passing a law preventing chicago acting on its own. >> you can't have a thriving small business on a workforce living on low wagesism it's chicago, when the mayor wants to push something through, it happens. >> if there's one thing emanuel's supporters and detractors agree on - mayors get what they want. >> the mayor said that the cost of living is 20% higher than the rest of illinois. and the new ordnance will give 10,000 minimum workers a raise. >> the election for mayor will take place in february. emanuel faces nine challenges. and will need to secure 50% of the vote to be reelected >>> reconsidering a life-time ban. the food and drug administration is deciding whether to allow gay men to donate blood. we look at the issue in the weekend conversation. the car company bucking the trend. where vehicles are rolling off the line at an extraordinary rate. journalists live. >>> all right, the f.d.a. could be reversing policy banning gang men from donating blood. an advisory pane

, coburn, the conservative obstetrician from muskogee, oklahoma, and obama, the liberal state senator from chicago legislation. >> coburn: it's my pleasure to introduce to you a good friend of mine, since we went through orientation together, senator barack obama. >> barack obama: thank you, tom. >> stahl: last year, "time" magazine named coburn one of the 100 most influential people in the world, and it was president obama who wrote the tribute. and this year, after learning that coburn had cancer, the president spoke about him at a prayer breakfast. >> obama: a great friend of mine who i came into th senate with, senator tom coburn. tom is going through some tough times right now, but i love him dearly, even though we're from different parties. >> stahl: it's interesting that you're friends with the president because, i guess people think he doesn't have any friends in the senate. >> coburn: the president hasn't done a great job of reaching out. it's not his personality style. i mean, you know, he's not well suited to be a back slapper, "sit down and let me tell you this dirty story before we ge

which have now dropped below $2 a gallon in 27 states. chicago could see snow on christmas eve.> and north korea is back online. but it remains a mystery why the country lost internet service for more than nine hours. the outage came just days after president obama promised the u.s. would respond in some manner to the hacking of sony pictures. but the state department will not confirm, will not deny any u.s. involvement in that outage. >>> and the mayor of new york will lead a moment of silence today in honor of two police officers shot in their squad car on saturday. the mayor asking that all political debates and protests be paused until after the officers' funerals. police say the alleged gunman, ismaaiyl brinsley has a fwruj grudge against police. and attended a protest in new york earlier in the month. >>> a milestone. the dow is up. the economy has groan at the fastest pace in 11 years. >>> and millions of popular coffee makers are being recalled because of a safety hazard. keurig is recalling 7 million mini plus brewing systems because they could overheat and spray water

during that process, i actually got three death threats, one from my own state, chicago turned over to the f.b.i., one from oregon, and a third one. i mean, it was ugly. but remember, we lost that vote n 2007 on a procedural vote. the accounting i was doing, i was back in, i thought we were going to be able to win that. but over the weekend, rush limbaugh labeled it amnesty. , and labor got ahold of democrats and said we don't want these workers coming in ith these visas. republicans were reporting no because of amnesty from rush limbaugh, and i'm in the well the senate with jon kyl and lindsey graham, but also ted kennedy, dianne feinstein, and harry reid. the six of us working the vote, and we lost. that was one of the most mind-boggling things i've ever seen. is harder now, i think, but my attitude is why would you want to come here? why would you come sneer why wouldn't you want to make a difference? when i hear the criticism about things i have done, i point out to some of it, look, when clint was president and tom and i were leadership, we got welfare reform, and we did a balance

a fight against a new minimum wage in chicago, workers in other parts of the state protesting to get a raise too. and protests leaders in hong kong are urging students to end their sit ins, why they say they are afraid of the police. but the minimum wage remains the same in the rest of illinois. two question is this legal? >> apparently, you know how president obama acted on immigration retomorrow on his own, because he said he was tiring of waiting on congress to act, and how some have questions will that's legal. well, today, the mayor in chicago passed the ordinance which raising chick go's city minimum wage, and he did so because he said he was tired of waiting on state lawmakers at the state capitol to act. and he says he is on solid legal ground to do it, by invoking what is called the home rule that's the right of a city to govern itself. which has a lower wage minimum wage, and a cost of living. now, today's ordinance raises the minimum wage from the current $8.25 an hour, to $10 an hour, and then increments up from there. and the mayor specifically pushes this ordinance toda

state. there just doesn't seem to be any other way to say it. >> the people of chicago and its mayor are proudtical gathering of americans who come here to shape the future of a nation. and as long as i'm mayor of this town, there will be law and order in chicago. [ applause ] >> the two men who most still believe this is all about arrived in chicago to begin their final drive for delegate votes. >> most of us were saying it wasn't politically possible for mccarthy to overcome those who were pledged to humphrey. so, there clearly needed to be another force. >> arriving now, senator george mcgovern of south dakota. >> mcgovern got into the race because there was a big hole in the anti-war side. and, you know, bobby kennedy had a lot of delegates. >> mccarthy said he didn't believe mcgovern had enough strength to make any difference. so, mccarthy said he'll continue the fight for the nomination, although it was clearly implied that his chances are very slim. >> mayor daley set up all the conditions for conflict in chicago. he didn't give them permits to march. but he knew that they were coming a

can chicago a small group held up signs and protested at state street and jackson boulevard. several new york police officers confronted eric garner for selling illegal cigarettes. in this video the officer wraps his arm around his neck of their officers taken down. eric garner said he could not breathe before he passed out and died. the grand jury decided not to indict the officer. the issue a statement saying it was never my intention to harm anyone. i feel very bad about the death of all if eric garneeric garner >> the time for remorse should have been when my husband was yelling to breed. that would have been the time to show some type of remorse or some type of care for another human being. >> his neck was compressed. also listed as mata obesity and heart disease as contributing factors in his death. >> recent cases involving police officers shooting unarmed people have raised concerns about police brutality and profiling. they're trying to see what goes to an officer's mind when split- second to mean the difference between life and death. in this unique confrontation la

quick every day in the state in the city of chicago, we charge genocide has a report online for anyonewho wants to view it that documents every single day that police violate rights, abuse, sexual assault, murder, and kill , particularly people who look like me, who are black, and who are brown. and that is devastating. with the state brought today does not at all cover and/or into those questions and is inadequate. while we're dying in the street in the state department is putting themselves on the back because they let us stand in a room? we're not fighting for the right to stand in this room, we're fighting for the right to be alive. talks that is malcolm london. he was in geneva. dr. jens modvig, if you could talk about this issue of police brutality and the significance of the parents of michael brown coming to testify. well, the committee against torture takes an interest in the measures that the united states has in place to control excessive use of force and police brutality. , all allegeds cases are investigated, prosecuted, and punished. when we look at the statistics, we hea

we're here on state street in chicago, the old marshall fields, which is now a macy's and this is a bigs well, but if you take a look at the numbers, the fresh numbers for master card. the national retail federation thought sales would be up four mrs.. based on mastercard they were up more like 5.5%, and that is a huge area. and for brick and mortar as well as cyber. amazon had numbers that showed a full 60% of amazon shoppers used their mobile app on tablets or smart phones. so people concerned about security i guess these people weren't. it was down last year and said on cyber monday, they sold toys at the rate of 18 per second. pretty amazing stuff. amazon, big year. retailers a big year, both brick and mortar as well as the guys with the apps. >> thanks so much, jeff. enjoy shopping. >> thank you. >> how many gifts will actually stay gifts? ups now expecting 800,000 returns after the holidays, and up to 4 million by early january. two retail analysts on how that factors into those numbers. that's a whopping number. >> i'm surprised we haven't seen any delays or any big blowups like

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coming up, new recordsetting night in chicago, that was an early gift for golden state warrior fans.of the bay comes to the coliseum. niners and raiders kicked off. ♪ watching the tide roll away♪ >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. giving you a live look there at the golden gate bridge and parts of the bay. we're waking one mostly cloudy skies and a few areas reporting patchy dense fog. we'll be partly sunny skies for today and temperatures relatively mild. i'll look at the numbs coming up. >>> the 49ers are taking on the raiders at the coliseum this afternoon. police want to make sure the battle of the bay is on the field and not in the stands. this is the first game between the two teams since fan violence marred a preseason game in candlestick in 2011. one man was beaten unconscious, two shot in the parking lot. the raiders are bringing in additional security today with undercover units to patrol the parking lots as well as the stands. fans are routinely kicked out for unruly behavior at all stadiums. we're told this season dperpts ejected on average

the bull also got a boost from the bench. 3 hear and chicago wins by 20 if the season high fifth state victor victory. >> spurs and thunder met in rematch ofless year western conference final. lebron james returns for the first time >> first time since going back to the cavalier james returned to miami. james with heat with pair of title. his friend wade if the friendly open the court. jam for 2 of the game high 31. after is is this dunk he scored 30. but it wasn't enough as the heat pull away. staying and finds granger who noox -- knocks down the 3. 101-91 the final. spurs giving mood before taking on oklahoma city. west brook took over. splits the defense for 2 of the game high 34. rematch ofless year western conference final the thunder pull away to win t.champ now lost 5 of theless 6. college football bowl season resumes tomorrow on espn with ill any and louisiana tech in the dallas bowl at 10:00 o'clock. then rutgers versus north carolina in the quick lane bowl followed by north caroline state versus central florida in the st. petersburg bowl. >> don't forget can't watch college f

states. i am a native american. why don't they give the super bowl back their land? -- the sioux people back their land? host: alfred in chicago. democratic caller. caller: my name is alfred coleman. veterannited states from chicago, illinois. i want to comment on how divided this country is. when those planes flew into the twin towers on 911, their goal was to divide this country. our politicians are disrespecting the office of the presidency at a time when we should be close. in turmoil has been for the last 10 years and our focus should be to get this economy back on its feet. it is not a time to be doing insults towards one another as we are supposed to be leaders of the world and we are setting a bad example. when people flew those planes , we weree buildings divided. we fell apart. if congressmen are not going to set that example, the american people should pull rank and stand hand-in-hand with one areher and say that we indeed americans and we are the leaders of the free world. host: a number of outlets reporting that ash carter will be the president's nominee for defense secretary to replace chuck hagel. phil mattingly

this is a crowd in downtown chicago, if you're familiar with this area where it's state and jackson, f the business district here in chicago. and i'm going to have my cameraman swing around. everywhere in the city of chicago they have walked, you see this image, as well. the chicago police department following the protesters on their bicycles to create a barrier between people who are trying to commute home as well as the protesters who are here. but it's a sizable crowd, about 100 people. but compared to what it was last night, it does appear to be smaller. but it is still a very energetic crowd. wolf? >> kyung lah, stand by. we'll get back to you in chicago. our reporters in new york, here in washington, in boston, also the former nypd chief of department phillip banks is standing by. we'll resume the breaking news coverage right after this. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back... ♪ discover the new spirit of cadillac and the best offers of the season. lease this 2015 standard collecti

chicago raising its minimum wage. the city council approved an increase to $13 an hour by 2019. many cities and statesave taken matters in their own hands. look at this map, the federal women may go isn'tle moving, folks but 20 states have approved the hike in minimum wage, cities like chicago are setting their own rules. >>> the wife an isis leader is in custody this morning, but how she was captured. and what role does she play in the terror group? we'll tell you what we're learning. >>> and nfl brass admitted they made a crucial mistake when handling the situation of ray rice. you one official even choking up when talking of domestic violence. >>> new this morning 60 countries sitting down to discuss isis. in nato headquarters in brussels. the meeting comes as we learn new information about family members of isis leader abu bakr al bag gaed detained by security officials as they tried to cross from lebanon into syria. cnn's nic robertson is live. nic, what do we know about the capture? >> reporter: well, lebanese officials believe they have captured one of al baghdadi's wives. a 4-year-old son as w

similar demonstrations have also taken place in philadelphia, chicago, washington, and miami. the united statesicated there will be no change in its operations to free american hostages held by militant groups, despite recent failures. the defense secretary chuck hagel made the comments after the latest rescue attempt in which an american journalist and a south african teacher were killed by al qaeda militants in yemen. >>> and the private taxi service uber has been banned in the indian capital delhi just days after a young woman was allegedly raped by one of its drivers. police say a medical examination backs up the woman's allegation. the driver of the taxi has been arrested. uber says it is cooperating with the police. >>> the interim governor of the mexican state of guerrero has announced three days of mourning. it comes after the family of the first victim identified among 43 missing students called for justice in a case that has shocked the country. our correspondent is with us, just take us through the mood and what's happened in the last 24 hours. >> the disappearance happened on the 26

in downtown manhattan chicago and other major cities to rob the united states. the outrage sparked by a grand jury decision not to indict the officers for using any legal choke hold that led to gardner's death. >> reporter: adding fuel to be our rage this new video showing their gardens last moments and a police officer standing around while he lies unconscious on the sidewalk there is the was no attempt to revive him even at the the amount or ambulance arrived. >> reporter: paramedics war on the scene within four minutes after gardner was taken down and the choke hold by officer daniel tally all one of them tries to talk to mom. >> reporter: after more than six minutes he is loaded into an ambulance and bystanders ask why no one has attempted and help them. also today the man took the original cell phone video blasted the grand jury that declined to indict the officers that put garner in what proved to be a lethal she caught up choke hold >> reporter: the officer is now the target of a civil rights investigations by the justice department and new york's mayor i

states. live pictures from chicago, from new york, here in washington and from atlanta.ng our special coverage will continue right now with erin burnett "outfront." erin burnett starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, protesters gathering around the united states as police gear up for a second night of demonstrations over the chokehold death of eric garner. my guest tonight, his mother. and what happened to garner after he was wrestled to the ground, did they help him or administer the right care? we have that video now. >>> and another police officer under fire where a white officer shot and killed a black person. word that the officer might not have even benefit for duty. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. and "outfront