2012 during christmastime. at that time she lost that part of his income and she was on the verge of eviction because of the place they were living does not consider lowering her rent, so, that's the case. so, she's really thankful the city was able to provide her case management services such as myself. i was able to help her with applying for other benefits that she qualified for such as food stamps and paratransit which is able to get her to her adult based center. so, even though her income is lacking and she doesn't have really enough to really live by, but she is just happy just to, you know, maintain -- able to be maintained to stay at her home. so, thank you. and, so, i'm going to speak, breakaway. i'm the case manager for [speaker not understood] department of adult and aging services. unfortunately, a lot of times [speaker not understood] could not be here. they are very far, living at home by themselves, and i'm the person who really go and, you know, be with them and sit next to their bedside, liste

bet than christmastime. >> reporter: but it's been a long road. was july 1999,early 15 lachgerat an ofthe winning kick players to cross the. >> ftbal >> populted beyo orter: proving even in aeb n d tricks t. me how tosoer? oh, no. now a new generation of players is ready to take center ste brazil. >> didedo g and get the showhero. >> reporter: but tomorrow, as the first matches get underway, there will be one thing missing, the official noise maker of the 2014 world cup has been officially banned, no matter u.s. players and fans, are ready to make noiseir katy tur, > yohaurroadcast on a k y for b here with. i'm brian williams and of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> crazy new couple alert. j-lo dating dancing's maksim chmerkovskiy? now on "extra." newly single j-lo reportedly on the romance rebound with mad maks. did jen's best friend leah remedy play matchmaker? >> tracy morgan face to faceto with the mother he hadn't seen in 11 years. >> why she had to be escorted to his bedside. >> another issues off t

been doing here in san francisco they started in 1915 they counted the species of birds every christmastime and it's a good way to keep with bio diversity we have far, far more species of birds than in 1915. and while we've lost maybe a hvenl of species we've gained dozens and dozens and dozens of bird species so when people are talking about the authors of second 4.2 is a different five of kind of bio diversity we have to increase areas that have natural we have to somehow make a it better for bio diversity i don't think it's true their idea of bio diversity is to restore it to the way it used to be maybe when there were slithering different species but far fewer the older ones this is a form of north america stage which has nothing to do with science i don't think anybody can argue 80 is global warming that's not something people doesn't know what it is and we know that cutting down trees increases is so we need to stop that >> thank you, ms. johnson. >> next speaker >> hello, i'm chris with the friends of recreation and thank you very much supervisors for having me do as much as i can to

. >> better than christmastime. >> reporter: but it's been a long road.t was july 1999, nearly 15 years ago when brandi chastain's winning kick took the women's world cup, launching a generation of players in youth leagues across the u.s. >> football player or soccer player? >> soccer! >> the popularity escalated beyond belief. >> reporter: proving even in a country where baseball is legend and football is king, sometimes you can teach an old dog new tricks. do you think you can teach me how to play soccer? oh, no. now a new generation of players is ready to take center stage in brazil. >> decided to get on the field and get the show on the road. >> reporter: but tomorrow, as the first matches get under way, there will be one thing missing, the official noise maker of the 2014 world cup has been officially banned, no matter u.s. players and fans, are ready to make noise of their own. katy tur, nbc news, new york. >>> that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams, and, of course, we hope to see you right b

we would like to see people buying that extra accessory at birthdays, christmastime, not just buyinga particular item but maybe a couple of things to go with it. we see higher average ticket. we see thosed a-on sales of profitable accessories. then we'll start to feel like, o.j. we'll see a light at the end of the tunnel. >> that would change the way you order, it would change the way you hire. >> it would change the way we order. it would change the way we hire. and the way we open a store. we're doing the same thing with our lease negotiations that kathleen has been talking about employers have been doing. we've been sniffing around for space. >> are the next six months really going to tell the story whether this is on its way back? >> absolutely. >> even if we grew now at the pace of job growth that we grew in the 1990's boom it's going to be a long time before we get back to a heavily of full employment level which is really the only time we see broad gains, wages and incomes throughout the economy. >> kathy robinson, when there are more employers looking for employees, and emplo

they say packages started disappearing around christmastime and since then, their mail has been stolen three times. >>> after nearly a week, a water leak in the south bay has finally been capped. last night, crews fixed the leak in the willow grove neighborhood. san jose water company says it fixed the leak in a reasonable amount of time, but neighbors say it took too long. one neighbor said he had to call the company a few times before they finally showed up. in response, the san jose water company says they have to alert all utility companies first, so gas and cable lines can be checked before they open up the street. >> yes, it's not losing an insignificant amount of water, but we need to follow the safety procedures, so that we can repair this thing as quickly and as safely as we possibly can. >> san jose water says their track record of preventing leaks and wasted water is well above the national average. >>> well, deal or no deal. they have worked o out a deal to stay at the o.co coliseum for another ten years, but it does include an out clause in case the a's are allowed to move

vicky law for the past 2-1/2 years and her husband died in 2012 during christmastime. at that time she lost that part of his income and she was on the verge of eviction because of the place they were living does not consider lowering her rent, so, that's the case. so, she's really thankful the city was able to provide her case management services such as myself. i was able to help her with applying for other benefits that she qualified for such as food stamps and paratransit which is able to get her to her adult based center. so, even though her income is lacking and she doesn't have really enough to really live by, but she is just happy just to, you know, maintain -- able to be maintained to stay at her

this was christmastime and these are my kids. >> okay. >> okay. >> i just wanted to show jack my son to point out, we had pictures. he is on a t ball team. out there on the field with her pink glove. they let every kid hit every inning. she was last. she was last hitter on have the last inning of the last game of the season and she got the hit the walk off home run. >> what did you get for fathers day. >> nothing. >> this has come up a couple time. >> not even a hug. >> that is a problem. >> i am filling in for mike. kacie, sue and i were talking about how we thought, i think quincy was weighing in as well, just a homemade fathers day card is a cool gift. we are talking about how corny those store bought cards would be. they didn't take a hint. i didn't get a homemade card. it was an oversight. i think my son's class did card and teachers forgot to put it back home in his backpack. >> better late than never. >>> the kid gave me a behind august saint happy fathers day. >> we have so many different traditions. one of the traditions in my house my husband goes on a retreat for fathers d

over whether or not to remove the nativity scene from the white house left to defend people at christmastime >> i don't think government should be responsible for religion in this country. we should keep god among our families. >> what is your fear? is your fear -- up until the, what, the 63, 60 and 61 decisions by the supreme court, prayer was happening regularly and bible study and the lord's prayer in public schools. we survived. i disagree with the court decisions and i believe in choice and education. what is your fear if you mention god in school? >> i'm not afraid of a bureaucracy. i'm afraid of my personal faith between me and god and that i would like to keep it that way. i don't feel an institution like the government should interfere. >> don't we tell kids about -- >> the thing@ájt to accept, the real truth works. the psychology is astounding. >> by the way, this is dr. gina -- >> we went from a culture where i can do all things to chris strengthening me, when you have someone whose suicidal, the first thing you tell them to do, what, go help somebody else. instead of i can do all

we would like to see people buying that extra accessory at birthdays, christmastime, not just buyingticular item but maybe a couple of things to go with it. we see higher average ticket. we see thosed a-on sales of profitable accessories. then we'll start to feel like, o.j. we'll see a light at the end of the tunnel. >> that would change the way you order, it would change the way you hire. >> it would change the way we order. it would change the way we hire. and the way we open a store. we're doing the same thing with our lease negotiations that kathleen has been talking about employers have been doing. we've been sniffing around for space. >> are the next six months really going to tell the story whether this is on its way back? >> absolutely. >> even if we grew now at the pace of job growth that we grew in the 1990's boom it's going to be a long time before we get back to a heavily of full employment level which is really the only time we see broad gains, wages and incomes throughout the economy. >> kathy robinson, when there are more employers looking for employees, and employers

. >> right around christmastime it actually completely eliminated our entire checking account. >> reportertoric data breach in a new report released from the digital citizen alliance. it found thieves are routinely selling stolen credit card numbers and other personal information on youtube. >> youtube is unfortunately a go to place for criminals to be able to sell and promote their wears. >> reporter: i did a quick search on youtube for credit card numbers that work. it pulled up about 7,000 hits. if you add the year to it going to get nearly 5,000 responses. the internet safety rye search group even called one of the hackers promising credit card info social security numbers an more. >> i personal i would never target amazon. >> wanted to teach us way web sites to target and way not to how to get around fraud alerts. >> reporter: digital citizens alliance says this is an 18 billion-dollar illicit injury. google which owns youtube says its guidelines prohibit content that encourages illegal activity and it removes millions of videos every year. this report shows more is needed to protect

over whether or not to remove the nativity scene from the white house les it off fends people at christmastime. >> don >>>> i don't think government is responsible for christianity. >> do you fear a bureaucracy? up until the 6360 -- 60, 61 decision bible stewed udy was happening regular lie. we never built a the ok ee. i disagree with those court decisions i believe in choice in education. a what are you afraid of if it is mentioned in school? >> i believe my personal faith is between me and god. i would like to keep it that way. i don't think an institution with tlike the government shoul be interfering with my religion. >> the thing that liberals don't want to accept the real truth actually works. the psychology works is astounding. >> doctor gina. >> we went from a culture where i can do all things through christ who strengthens me and the fact of the matter is when you have someone who is suicidal and you are a mental health professional the first thing you tell them to do is go help somebody else. instead of i can do all things through christ who strengthens me now it is i should get a tr

christmastime. >> we didn't celebrate. >> uh-uh.put up any tree, we didn't do anything. >> just another day. >> yeah. >> around that time, rachel shoff and sheila eddie stopped attending university high. their few remaining friends told authors that rachel seemed agitated. >> she was acting out. getting into more family altercations at home. >> so the walls were closing in on rachel? >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i have an emergency with a 16-year-old daughter of mine. i can't control her anymore. >> and then, on december 28th, rachel apparently snapped. her upset mother called the police. >> she's hitting us, screaming, running through the neighborhood. give me the phone. no, no, no, this is over. [ screaming ] >> my husband is trying to contain her. please hurry. >> and rachel was taken to a mental health facility. a few days later, ronnie got a big surprise. rachel wanted to meet at her lawyer's office. she had something she wanted to say. >> take us inside that attorney's office with rachel. what was her demeanor? >> i remem

it's christmastime in this quiet suburb of cincinnati, and matt and debby wilicet decked out their houseways said our yard kind of looked like a clark griswold kind of setup. >> the centerpiece of the decorations is a 12-foot-tall inflatable snowman. >> our neighbors couldn't believe they actually made a frosty inflatable snowman that tall. and the children really enjoyed looking at it. >> two weeks after they put up the snowman, they come home from dinner to find it deflated. >> the first time that it was vandalized, we had no idea it was a true vandalization. we thought just the weather had torn it and fell down because we had severe winds in that area. >> matt repairs the snowman with tape, and it's back on display in a few days. >> i took extra effort to make sure he was anchored properly, so i didn't expect it to happen another time. >> but a week later, frosty goes down again. >> i didn't know what was happening. the second time that it happened, it was during the day. so i kind of wonder who would vandalize something in broad daylight in a very small neighborhood? lots of people a

ups shares have dropped in value this year after a christmastime shopping debacle.ing $100 million for next christmas. britain's top financial regulator is going to levy a $17 million fine against a former deutsche bank trader. that would be the biggest fine ever against an individual from misconduct. .is buying into milk he is putting money into a dairy company. he bought a stake in a soccer team yesterday. merchants, the contractors who lisa those rigs. deep her eyes and that exploded in the gulf of mexico. steve took over before the disaster. now he faces a different kind of challenge. too many rigs and none of drilling hairy he is with us this morning. they give are spending some time with bloomberg television. talk to me about the economics of your industry. there are a lot more rigs coming online that will be available for drilling by companies like exxon, for example. those companies don't want to do the drilling. what happens? >> i remind our people that this is a simple business. this is a supply and demand business. there is no question we are increase in

. >> it was christmastime and they invited all the guys on the list to the party.racious. they served us champagne and the future president stood up on these red velvet chairs and offered a toast to all those present. >> dad got up on the chair at the party and did sort of a dramatic reading of the actual article. >> we had a nice gathering and the russian ambassador was there, he was overheard to say what is this overrated thing. it was very difficult to explain to him why we're having a party cheering the overrated. >> i got a flavor of the sense of humor. he was a guy applauding an article that more sensitive souls might feel bashed him, and he took it as a badge of honor. i have a card here that he gave me at one point when he was vice president, if you recall that you and i won that distinct honor in 1972. yes, we were two of the ten most overrated new yorkers. i was lucky but you earned it. all the best, george bush. >> george bush was the quintessentially perfect vice president for ronald reagan. he knew what the role of a vice president should be. he knew y

my grandmother would presented in a way some kids christmastime birthdays they get a book, they are not so thrilled. my grandmother had a way of doing it so that the child ought to have gone to disneyland. she had this enthusiasm. she had a lot of bucks. she gave them away. she loved sharing them with kids because she knew what my mom observed. we need to all be in it together. education is at the home at the library. so the chairman and i all started this. we will keep doing what we can but we are depending upon you. we know how hard you're working to make things happen at the local level. we will support you because we know it takes all of us make this a success. thank you for having me and every day. >> thank you. [applause] >> okay. thank you gentlemen. that was a great way to start. i will ask our panel to join me here on the podium. a first of all i would like to say thank you very much. we are honored. are moving to the panel discussion portion of our program. this hearing is being live cast, and viewers are encouraged to submit questions via twitter we have cards or paper are in

this was christmastime and these are my kids. >> okay. >> okay. >> i just wanted to show jack my sonint out, we had pictures. he is on a t ball team. out there on the field with her pink glove. they let every kid hit every inning. she was last. she was last hitter on have the last inning of the last game of the season and she got the hit the walk off home run. >> what did you get for fathers day. >> nothing. >> this has come up a couple time. >> not even a hug. >> that is a problem. >> i am filling in for mike. kacie, sue and

my grandmother would percentage at a way that at christmastime kids would get it book. the child thought they'd gone to disneyland. she had this enthusiasm that's just defused everything and had a lot of looks. she loves ferrying them especially with kids. she knew what my mom observed which is we all need to be in this together. education is not just in the school. set the home in the library and the entire community. chairman wheeler and i and others watching it started with chairman hans as tom said. we are going to keep doing what we can but we are depending on you. we know how hard you are working to make things happen at the local level. we are going to support you because we know it takes all of us to make this effort a success. thanks for having me here and have a great day. thank you. [applause] >> okay thank you gentlemen. that was a great way to start and i'll ask our panel number one krista weiss is same parents anthony to join me here on the podium. first of all i would like to say thank you very much to chairman wheeler and to tom power for being with us.