hefe 200 fet aftererlyle to pul emergency chute.erts i saying if he didn't pull that chute, no question he died. >> i'm amazed he was able to pull the chord. >> if you listen and hear the shot of people helping him, you can hear the moaning, which i believe was jeb at the crash. he broke both his legs. he was emergency evacuated to a nearby hospital where he was put in intensive care. he is responsive and he told a spokesman from the hospital, tell all my well wishers and all my fans that i feel the best i ever have. he's the best in the business. there's nobody better than him at wing suit flying. for him to have an accident like that, that's a bummer, because he's a pioneer. >> i have a really cool love tore for you guys. we found this story at the daily mail. this is laura pardo and tom holloran. they met in college new year's day 2010, started dating each other. they felt like they had known each other forever. then tom introduces laura to his mom. his mom is like seems like i met someone with that last name in my fraternity cla

if there is a garbage chute or anything like that -- is all the types of things that are on the listven to the property owner as part of a routine inspection program, to tie -- try to minimize those problems happening in the city. this program has existed for the past 25 years. we will continue to work with a property owner, but if he is of a different philosophy, we will consult with the city attorney to gain access. commissioner murphy: the picture that was taken of the pipe, where was that taken from? >> when we had the routine inspection, he did not show up, the next day, we were at the adjacent property. commissioner murphy: is that the policy of the department? >> if we can see it in plain view, which the inspector was, in the adjacent property, that is ripe for writing a notice of violation. especially because of the particular history. commissioner murphy: isn't that trespassing if we go into somebody else's property? >> we were lawfully on the adjacent property. we were doing an inspection here. the inspector was here. he saw it the peeling paint on the adjacent property. co

it remained that way through the chute. there was some much brutality that it brought out so much kindness and love between the people who suffered it to themselves. one of our actress lost 28 family members. everybody was affected. everybody became a family. there were some hard days. this scene where she is going through sniper alley, how do i director? i had to make her relive one of first -- worst memories. >> the scene was difficult that happens before the war where the two characters meet in the club. it was fun. it should be fine except it was making me cry because that is the happiest time of the sarajevo i remember. my parents were happy and we had all of these friends. never did anyone think of such a horrible thing could happen. i was trying to play a happy scene while it was killing me. it was hard to get those smiles. it was not easy. what is the advantages and disadvantages of bringing to the screen a film about a subject matter that is relatily recent? >> well, the disadvantage is that the wounds are still fr

yesterday we grasped for answer as the state of the union joke about spilled milk chutely bombed. >>d of one rule from four years ago that could have forced some dairy farmers to spend $10,000 a year proving they could contain a spill because milk was classified as an oil. with a rule like that i guess it was worth crying over spilled milk. >> by the way, somebody who does comedy for a living, been there. and i can tell you from experience, the worst part isn't the crowd's reaction. it's the wife's. >> with a rule like that i guess it was worth crying over spilled milk. >> you know, that face says, that face says [ bleep ] told you that wasn't funny. i told you it wasn't funny. spilled mill sbg not funny. it's not funny to me. it's not funny to children. it's not a joke. >> oh, hardy har-har. it is to laugh while the jay leno in chief was cracking wise the crime rate in this country is soaring. just yesterday two peanuts were walking down the street and one was assaulted. it's a true story. true story. >> colbert has spoken. the issue of cuba has been coming up on the australia. mitt

. >> the fast-moving fire which started in a trash chute caused an estimated $8 million to the schoolal apartment buildings at golden gate and pierce. >>> big news out of sunnyvale. meet the new boss, nothing like the old boss. different demeanor, different style, different accent. scott thompson takes over one of the most challenging jobs, to resurrect yahoo!. scott budman is here with the big story. >> the latest to try. and yes, that would be a boston accent. from a silicon valley veteran, the latest to try to recapture yahoo!'s once high-flying status. the sunnyvale hiring scott thompson as its new ceo. carol bartz fired by the boards of directors last fall. investors so far unsure if it's the right move. shares of yahoo! stock falling 2.5% on the news. shares of netflix stock, on the other hand, had its best day in a long time. the los gatos company rallying on news netflix customers watched 2 billion hours of streaming video the last two months. netflix shares up today by 11%. we take you to san francisco where social gaming giant zynga launched its newest way to do something ot

with everyone pulling the chute on this plan, will you tell us how much more it will cost canadians? >> mr. speaker, we're monitoring the events very closely with all of our nation partners as well. mr. speaker, just as a sideline the very member that just stud up back in sdep was talking about a report he read where there was to be no freezing raining for f-35 pilots here. that referred to norway. the member does not even know what he's talking about. >> mr. speaker, after six weeks significant changes, canadians expect to have more to say on this issue. around the world countries are taking a realistic look at the f-35 and cutting back on orders even in the u.s. i value hope and optimism, mr. speaker, but here we've kroesed over to a world of fantasy. are the f-35s somehow special? are they different from those rejected by other countries? how are our jets on track while the rest of the world's are falling off the rails? >> mr. speaker, the member is absolutely wrong. the truth of the matter is that we welcomed the announcement by the united states, which confirms their commitment

the fast-moving blaze, which started in a trash chute, caused about an estimated $8 million of damagethe school and four apartment buildings at golden gate and pierce. >>> last call in a plan to turn an abandoned building into a nightclub in the south bay. campbell city council is shooting down the plan to turn the old grower's national bank building into a restaurant and lounge. the biggest issue is closing times. the developer wants to stay open until 2:00 in the morning on thursdays, fridays and saturdays. the city says midnight. if possible, the developer will file another appeal to get the project off the ground. >>> a proposed pot club will set a little too close to schools and parks, some say, opening considering a permit for a medical marijuana dispensary on tidewater avenue. the spot is about half a mile from the nearest school in alameda but neighbors say that's still too close. parents and neighbors plan to protest the site at the oakland city council meeting this afternoon starting at 4:00. >>> san mateo county could be next to ban plastic bags. several peninsula cities, i

. >> chutely. >>> and in that instant. yeah.ave heard in russian media that the captain left the ship first. but this is not true. only one person came to his difference. the mystery blondee who accompanied him to the bizarre dinner as the ship was sinking. a cruise ship hostess and former dancer. she's the woman who was pol tishing off a decanter of wine with the captain before he ran his vessel aground. >> he saved us and he did an extraordinary job. the crew did so. he saved more than 3000 people. >> facing manslaughter charges to the chagrin of the italian prosecutors he was released from jail and placed under house arrest. investigators say they are awaiting results of the alcohol and drug test. >> when we come back. has the wreck of the costa concordia cha c>> countless teals of ancient time of men who sailed the seven seas in search of adventure. as long as you have a price of a ticket you can be surrounded by the opulence of a safe voyage and safe return. which is why the wreck of the costa concordia has everyone asking

. >> chutely. >>> and in that instant. yeah.ave heard in russian media that the captain left the ship first. but this is not true. only one person came to his difference. the mystery blondee who accompanied him to the bizarre dinner as the ship was sinking. a cruise ship hostess and former dancer. she's the woman who was pol tishing off a decanter of wine with the captain before he ran his vessel aground. >> he saved us and he did an extraordinary job. the crew did so. he saved more than 3000 people. >> facing manslaughter charges to the chagrin of the italian prosecutors he was released from jail and placed under house arrest. investigators say they are awaiting results of the alcohol and drug test. >> when we come back. has the wreck of the costa concordia cha c>> countless teals of ancient time of men who sailed the seven seas in search of adventure. as long as you have a price of a ticket you can be surrounded by the opulence of a safe voyage and safe return. which is why the wreck of the costa concordia has everyone asking

as leon panetta monitored the situation, special forces par chuted into the area, among them s.e.a.l.e elite unit that killed osama bin laden, if not the same men from that mission. they confronted nine kidnappers with guns and explosives nearby and killed all nine. they found the hostages at an outdoor encampment, then hustled them onto helicopters and out of somalia. the rescue team took them to gentlem jabooti. in this in this case a place for medics to competent and tree them. officials tell us they're still in the region right now, both are in good health. they're okay, and they've talked to their families, but there is still another american being held in somalia by another pirate group as well as sailors from south korea, the philippines, and other countries as well, wolf. >> let's hope they're okay as well. chris lawrence, thank you. our brian todd is standing by on the campus of jessica buchanan, with a closer look at who she is. brian, what are you learning? >> that can also describe the move here where people talk about a young lady he remembers when jessica remembers from

. >> chutely. >>> and in that instant. yeah. media that the captain left the ship first. but this is not true. only one person came to his difference. the mystery blondee who accompanied him to the bizarre dinner as the ship was sinking. a cruise ship hostess and former dancer. she's the woman who was pol tishing off a decanter of wine with the captain before he ran his vessel aground. >> he saved us and he did an extraordinary job. the crew did so. he saved more than 3000 people. >> facing manslaughter charges to the chagrin of the italian prosecutors he was released from jail and placed under house arrest. investigators say they are awaiting results of the alcohol and drug test. >> when we come back. has the wreck of the costa concordia cha c>> countless teals of ancient time of men who sailed the seven seas in search of adventure. as long as you have a price of a ticket you can be surrounded by the opulence of a safe voyage and safe return. which is why the wreck of the costa concordia has everyone asking how it being have ha

and using it right out of the chute. they went out after gingrich, the super pac did.grich has money problems which people have not focused on yet. he has not been able to collect the money fast enough or spend it fast enough. >> kimberly: to translate to organization. >> bob: the other thing is newt is a far better candidate running from behind than running from the front. that is where he makes his mistakes. when he is out front, he gets full of himself and makes mistakes. >> kimberly: newt outlined a strategy against president obama and many people that are coming out of the exit polls that they like he has a plan, he is being specific in his attacks about what he doesn't like about president obama. take a listen. >> let me just say i believe the debate we'll have with president obama in the next eight or nine months the outlining of two americas, the america of the declaration of independence and america of sal alinsky and america of paychecks and america of food stamps, america of independence and dependence. strength of foreign policy and the america of weakness

. >>> coming up next, women, children and the elderly killed on a marine's orders to quote, chute firster. >> -- shoot first, ask questions later. >>> also ahead, newly released tapes from jfk's last day's alive. what he said about the day that would turn out to be his own funeral. we're back in a moment.  . >>> making headlines, a marine sergeant will be sentenced for killing 24 iraqi civilians. he pled guilty yesterday and is now facing a maximum of three months some prison. iraqis are livid at the possible sentence. he told his troops to, quote, shoot first, ask questions later. victims included women, children and the elderly. >>> the man would tried to assassinate president ronald reagan wants longer visits with his mother in virginia i'm secret service agent testified yesterday and says he saw john --- hinckley in a bookstore looking at books regarding assassinations. >>> the john f. kennedy presidential library is releasing 4 hours of meetings and final phone calls. in the scheduling discussion three days before his assassination, he eerily comments on what would become t

. >> this is just the cardboard boxes block the garbage up in the chute.tuff. >> my first time square duty. and hoping it will be my last. >> raccoon. >> i love it. even though we're working, it's still a party. ♪ i want to wake up in the city that never sleeps ♪ >> this will be our last block. so -- it's going to be done. >> right now it's about 4:53 a.m. these streets are pretty clean. great job, guys. i'm impressed myself. >> what a day. what a day. >> i get home, i'm going to sleep. and i'm going to sleep for a long time. ♪ new year's eve ♪ >> how about that? by the way, our thanks to dan bendetti who is a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and his entire sector three team. how about that new york city department of sanitation? and also to a young woman on our staff, an associate producer named katie yu. that was all her work she shot. all those pictures she embedded stayed up all night and was there and probably saw some unspeakable things. that's our broadcast for tonight. for all the folks who work so hard to bring it to you we all wish you a happy new

you remember the green chutes in the economy in 2009. you remember the prediction on the stimulus package and keep the unemployment rate below 8%. yes, we are aware of caveats, yes we have heard the president and his aides say time and time again, had they known when they took office, but there is no upside for them to dance the jig you are talking about. they will let other people do that. the number is self evident. it is undeniably good news and we have heard that at every strike today. even republicans have sort of begrudgingly said it is good news, but we need to continue with certain policies and policies and initiatives of the president. so it is a political game at this point but unmitigated good news for the president at this point. >> ben, we have talked about the economic picture going into 2012 and you, on this show, have been somewhat bullish. what do you make of the numbers we have this morning, the fact we are adding 212,000 jobs. the picture post hok on 2012 is better than we initially thought it was. >> there is no way t

missed the mark and there was talk earlier in the administration in the worst stirrings of green chutes coming up. now over the course of the last year or so as the unemployment rate continued to worsen, you have seen the white house leave the prognostications, economic forecasting and especially forecasting unemployment to the private sector. they figured when the numbers came out and they started to improve, we were seeing sign that is the rate may come down for december. they can then jump out in front and point to the figures with some measure of pride. >> i'm sure you will bring us that information. thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. >> next, calista makes a cameo, but santorum stars. the day's top lines are coming up. >> i don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. >> i looked at that and i didn't say that. people said i said black and i didn't. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and we've been honored to

he equips the skyak with an emergency chute to make sure it doesn't plummet to the ground if he needse of a 30-pound kayak. so he has a pimped out kayak and nerves of steel. >> he'll be the sky akre guy. i'll go to your birthday party in my skyak. bar mitzvah? skyak man. >> miles has parlayed his daring do into dollars. skyaking and performing other stunt as the red bull army. >> we're not military, we're just a power in the sky. we're an aerial team and we go around the whole world. we get to go to cool air shows and people do all kinds of events. so with sky biking, base jumping and skyaking conquered, what feat could possibly be next for miles dasher? >> i think the next big sport may be jumping with animals. >> just plummeting, no parachute, just plummeting. i don't know if you get more extreme than that. >> a lot of people say i may have a death wish, but awe kont rare, i want to have more fun than i can possibly have in my whole life. >> from skydiving with a kayak to running over a car in an rememberered personnel carrier, the web is full of amazing videos. whether fact or fict

. >> now that fast-moving fire which started in a trash chute caused an estimated $8 million to the schoolpartment buildings at golden gate and piers. >>> people may be the next to snap up reusable bags in favor of plastic. the county is studying a ban on plastic bags and asking cities to join the planning process. it formed the group that will draft an ordinance in two weeks that will likely resemble the plastic ban which just took effect in san jose. the group will talk about doing an environmental study on ban penalties for businesses that do not comply. and how much to charge customers who need to buy paper bags. >>> ate man some consider the most powerful latino bish och in the catholic church shocked his followers after revealing he fathered two children. he resigned his post at the nation's biggest roman catholic archdiocese in los angeles. he told the archbishop last month that he fathered two teenage children who now live with their mother in another state. a spokesperson calls the news unexpected, sad and disorienting. parishioners reactions are divided. >> we're sinful people. s

we talked on this show last night about a few little green chutes. the only down side in the jobs number right now is the public sector. private sector is doing much better, thank you. the public sector, the number of government jobs is still dropping as it has throughout the obama presidency. seeing the government jobs numbers shrink month after month after month makes it feel a little weird when you see all the republican candidates for president out on the campaign trail here demanding that obama stop growing the government. >> if you like the way that this enormous expanse of government is going and the power and control for the people, then i'm the great alternative. >> given that government is the only category of employment that is persistently dropping during the obama administration, this critique is a little bit weird. but then, honestly, being here, i feel like it is all a little weird right now in this presidential race. in the midst of the reporting, that south carolina republicans, that they're all tea party republicans and tea party ha

biggest bungee jump in the world, the skeleton bobsled which is on this tray where you go down this chuteo about 60 miles an hour. it's pretty terrifying but it's all good fun. >> but charlie takes the terrifying moments in stride. >> i do this job because of the excitement, because it beats being behind the desk every day and to get the opportunity to travel and if it means i have to get a bit scared at the time, i don't mind that. it's a good trade. >> a good trade indeed. for a recent story he and his co-host are out taping tourism videos at a gulf course in south africa. >> to do some safari, play some golf. it was all meant to be quite relaxed. none of the adrenaline adventures. >> we're here at legends on the 18th green and we're going to be going up to the mountain for the extreme 19th but unfortunately the weather has been a little delayed because the clouds are low. >> another plan has been hatched. >> i've been told we're going into the lion's den. >> no, no, that's been changed again. that's not we're going into the lion's den. you're going into the lion's den. >> he said, why

we talked on this show last night about a few little green chutes. today a whole new lawn sprouted up. the only down side in the jobs number right now is the public sector. private sector is doing much better, thank you. the public sector, the number of government jobs is still dropping as it has throughout the obama presidency. seeing the government jobs numbers shrink month after month after month makes it feel a little weird when you see all the republican candidates for president out on the campaign trail here demanding that obama stop growing the government. >> if you like the way that this enormous expanse of government is going and the power and control for the people, then i'm the great alternative. >> given that government is the only category of employment that is persistently dropping during the obama administration, this critique is a little bit weird. but then, honestly, being here, i feel like it is all a little weird right now in this presidential race. in the midst of the reporting, of how mitt romney is ana them ma to south party rep

and help chute on the right track. >> marty: what a great idea.hould not go cold turkey. >> no. . especially for cigarettes. you should not be deprived. and to not concentrate your deprivation because you could set yourself up for a binge. >>isabel: i have decided to take the stairs! >> marty: that title is le personal coach. >> marty: you look fabulous. >> i am (french accent [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese. treat your taste buds to a fresh toasted subway big hot pastrami melt. subway. eat fresh. >> marty: the 49ers are enjoying a by week but now they know are going to face is a new orleans saints at candlestick in the playoffs. saturday's game will be the first playoff appearance and nine years. >> barry sanders junior will be coming to stanford. he is signing with the cardinals after the all american novel. jr is the son of the heisman winner, his father. everybody is routine for him. >> marty: free

, and that stay chute was passed -- statute was passed in 1789, and then congress with the great republican habeas cor put for those people, and in 2008, it's a right and congress can't revoke it. what's happened since then is honestly the dc circuit interpreted the rules for habeas corpus and even with the difficult standards, most people bringing habeas corpus cases have won, but the dc court that disagreed and made it clear put in standards that basically say if any evidence is presented by the government, that this person might be connected with terrorism or taliban, they can be held forever, even if the evidence is he could have been a cook for the taliban. that's the standard now. we have sought supreme court review for the cases. we're in a very difficult position with the supreme court because justice kagan rescues herself from the cases because she was in the justice department while they were first coming up, so you have a divided court with no ability right now to get review. we're hoping that there's review soon in a case, and that justice kagan can vote on granting review to it

jayne and eduardo were being chased, herded like cattle into a chute with no escape. >> in the distance has raced up our interior road, cut in front. >> here she relived it, the horrified moment as the car in front of them suddenly stopped and eduardo slammed on his brakes. >> we immediately were hit from behind. at that point, a split of a second and there was a man coming out of the passenger side of the car, coming at eduardo and he's got a hammer in one hand and a handgun in the next. >> the masked man shattered the window, landed a hard blow to eduardo's head that sent blood gushing down his face. >> the first thing i started thinking of was my children. are my children going to lose their parents right now? >> a second attacker ran at jayne, yanked open her door, pulled her from the jeep, she screamed, kicked at him, grabbed the fence beside her. the barbed wire sliced through her finger. her attacker forced her down. >> while laying on the ground, he just points the gun at my forehead and tells me in spanish to get up. the first thing i said to him was, please don't kill me, i ha

officers are in pursuit along with a plane, but they won't use a chopper for fear the suspect will try to chute>> we don't have a helicopter up because that is a concern. you're going to have to fly very low, and we have somebody with a high-powered rifle, and we're guessing this would be somebody that would probably shoot at a helicopter. >> reporter: in the meantime, the park is on lockdown. 125 sight seers and 17 staff members have been moved to the visitor' center, then they were evacuated under cover of darkness overnight. >> it was very emotional, up and down because, you know, we didn't know what was going on around us. we hear little bits from other people or from the rangers or, you know, from the cafeteria people, and we kind of tried to piece it together, but we were pretty much on lockdown. >> reporter: authorities have a good track on their prey, but he was way out ahead of them, and they have to proceed carefully knowing he could be dug in waiting for the chance to kill again. jon: what an awful story. rick leventhal, thank you. jenna: for the first time in more than a year, israe