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from a call to promote the cause of too much meanwhile back in germany judges dismissed a compensation cla reling o awo thousand nine airstrike in northern afghanistan. to fuel tanker seized by the taliban were blown up in the attack. at least ninety one people were killed many of them civilians the strike was ordered by the german army penalty on line. the fear that the tankers could be used in a suicide attack. relatives of victims sought damages from germany. the court ruled there had been no breach of conduct. you are ludicrous mommy's president of the valuable for kok chi town was and gunmen on wednesday for talks with child smile on command. he appealed for more assistance in rebuilding his country following the islamist insurgency that it wanted rebels and radical islamists to have been north of the country in twenty twelve with and push back by its french and african troops metcalfe said gemini but continue to support french troops stationed in mommy you german soldiers have also been helping to train money and soldiers who are now once again facing increased resistance from islami

weç don't want to have the cla out there on martin luther king day and we shouldn't have people outay and argue for logic. because i think that faith has to be dal anbalanced with reaso. but why with beef canrç cans. >> david, why is it always on december 25th, if yyou did it i july no one would care. >> the season doesn't belongç christianity. they stole the season from the s solctice. >> he don't even believe that. >> and now you are going;háo recite the bible to me? >> i can prove it to you. >> if you bought it from satan it would be more believable. >> that is a mu head line for me.ç somehow christians stole christmas from the atheists. >> there is no wrong way to celebrate the season it belongs to all of us. i say it is better without religion.ç dump the church you don't like it anyway. happy festivus for all of us. >> it is a fake holiday. i have to wrap it there. >> i don't quote from ;÷satanç you quote from the bible. >> volunteer firefighters could incur a lot of hurt because of obama care. next talking toç one chief tha could force firehouses to close. huge story fo

paul walker died on saturday in a car accident in santa cla rita, california, he was 40 years old. hollywood often finds interesting roles for its best-looking roles for them to play. if dan? >> we should say, abc news will continue to cover this story especially as we wait the results of the invest gagts. >>> the white house calling on north korea to free an u.s. army veteran being held as a war criminal. this as his family gets an update on his health. abc's jeff zeleny is covering the story from the white house. >> reporter: good morning, dan. it's turned into a nightmare for this american war veteran in north korea. the white house is weighing in for the first time. urging north korea to release a u.s. veteran of the korean war, held for nearly five weeks. a retired california finance executive and grandfather was an a sightseeing trip to north korea was he detained on october 26th. he appeared this weekend. he apologized for what he called hostile act. >> on this trip, i can understand that in u.s. and western countries there is misleading information and propaganda. >> report

is there one named cla mid ya? kendall. i'm sorry. on top of a magazine. somebody made a real mess there. and we have a mannequin there. what else? keep going. none of them are anywhere near each other. what is that in the glass there? is that -- oh my god, is that -- some hybrid of kenny g and bruce genre behind the glass. that is bruce genre. the kardashians actually seem to get along but not all families do which gave me an idea for tonight's pedestrian question. we asked people did you get in a fight with your family at thanksgiving. we will all try to guess whether thigh got in a fight with their loved ones or not. >> i'm deby from chicago. >> i'm from connecticut. >> did you get into a fight with your family at thanksgiving? >> did debbie and mona get in a fight with their family? everybody says yes. all right. one no. all right. >> we all fight. we all get together and have bickering going on. >> and she starts it. >> i do not. >> i'm the angel. >> no she's not. >> they almost fought right there. >> terrance. >> did you get into a fight with your fa

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how you communicate cla clan clandestinely. the locations are all that i have been or worked or traveled to. so i tried -- and her interactions at headquarters and so forth. i tried omake that as realistic as possible and still make it entertaining. >> the book starts with the main character with vanessa pearson meeting in vienna with an informant. those meetings, cloak and dagger, technology so many ways happens? >> believe it or not, yes. despite all the technology, what really matters is a human interaction. i'm biased, but human intelligence is what is going otell you the intent. all the technology and spy satellites and everything that's available to the intelligence community in technological terms, that all is helpful but it really is only with that human interaction that there is a certain degree of trust and you understand what the intent is, that that's where really critical intelligence dmoms so yes. vanessa pearson meeting her asset in vienna that would happen. >> a big part of what happens today. you had issues wit

county sheriff's deputies and dozens of santa cla rita personnel redirected traffic and crowds. least six cars were towed and 40 citations, mostly for parking, were issued today. >> considering the number of people who were here, we think that's pretty low. but what was unusual about this is we didn't have someone to talk to to help plan it with who's part of the event. dozens continue to stop bit the memorial tonight. >> i wanted to get out here, but there were so many people. but we just decided to wait. >> megan and her family were here for the third time since the wreck happened eight days ago. >> we just looked at all the candles and stuff. >> kate larson, nbc bay area news. >> and coming up next, creating science projects out of scrap. we'll show you. >> it's so cool. and so weird and whacky and different. that looking at them just, you know, gets you excited. wow, what is that thing? >> i like weird, whacky and different. how a bay area teacher developed a nonprofit that helps thousands of classrooms. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the w

not just any staid pull michael meena, is opening a restaurant and bar at levi stadium in santa cla clara. he made the announcement today. the diehard 49ers fan is taking this eatery to a whole new level. it will have a giant space to host parties for a thousand people on game day. >> we designed 13-foot rotisseries to roast the whole ox at one time. designed cranes that bring in tanks that bring in cages where you can cook 200 lobsters or 200 crabs at the same time. >> is it open tonight? >> let's go. >> sounds really good. the restaurant will have a classic pub food and modern american cuisine. hopefully his trademark lobster pop pie will be part of the menu. the lobster -- excuse me, see where my mind is? the restaurant will be open every day of the year not just on game days. levi stadium opens next summer in time for the 49ers' next season. >> only around here. >>> coming up, a creative spin on fund-raising. what one of the oldest bookstores in the nation is doing to keep its doors open. >>> good evening, i'm jeff ranieri. a new storm in the pacific. that could have snow across porti

we would have class discussions and he was very good at speaking and proving his points to the clas classre his views about politics, about america? did he ever say stuff in an aggressive way which could explain perhaps some kind of agenda that he may have? >> i couldn't really say. i didn't really notice anything out of the ordinary. >> this guy, he's gone from being apparently perfectly normal, pretty bright guy at school, to point-blank shooting one of your female classmates right in the head. how on earth has this happened, do you think? >> you know, i wasn't in h his -- in his shoes at the time. maybe there were some struggles in his life. i've heard a lot of things. you can't really believe what a person was going through unless you knew them specifically. i can't really say what was happening in his mind. >> we know his parents got divorced a couple years ago. were you aware that was a particular strain on him? what else have you been hearing? >> no, i wasn't actually aware of that. i didn't know him on a very close personal level, especially with his family. i've heard a lott of t

tom, first, the administration is claing first success and progress here.re also hearing great skepticism. we just recounted the story of our own report's, correspondent, peter busey going through and tting error messages. it lookso be a bit of a mess. what do you think? >> i think it's a mess. i'm sure it's getting better. i think it's a lot better from the consumer point of view. i think the insurance companies, at the end of the day when you sign up for an insurance plan, they're still finding huge problems with income verification. that's going to be a real big problem for the aetnas and the cigna and the blue cross plans for the next few months trying to figure out who gets what subsidies. it's a real complex system. they're having a rough time. it's better than it was two months ago. you really knowt's going to work in march or april if it will take that long. >> march or april. actually jeffrey zients, the man in charge of getting this thing fixed, he said he could make it by the end of november. it hasn't quite worked out that way. david plug says h

san jose state has more students than it had reimmediamedial cla.dence that the classes failed to educate and the kids failed to learn was enough to squash the idea. one of the key reasons behind the whole idea is rather disturbing. they found many california high schoolers came to college so unprepared for college, they had to take remedial high school levels. there were so many of the unprepared students, the classes filled up quickly. so they tried teaching remedial classes online but gave up after it didn't seem to help. >>> ben bernanke will give his last conference as fed chairman. we are interested in whether the fed will talk about ending the massive cash injection known as quantitative easing. the next fed chair, janet yellen, is more in favor of those sorts of actions. we will see good-bye to ben bernanke and maybe keep some of the same policies around >>> let's check with christina and see what's coming. >> we have a little bit of rain. >> this is going to be more of a wind event. we aren't going to see much in terms of precipitation. tem

that area in santa cla rita is known for it. there was a crackdown about two years ago in that area on fast racing and drag racing. >> and they've done a huge push to try and crack down on that. >>> i also want to talk about the fact that he was a phone fied movie star. we talked about this before doing a lot of good works on and off screen. but he was also a father. he had a 15-year-old daughter. >> 15-year-old daughter who according to enews was with him at the charity event on saturday. she did not see the crash but apparently heard the explosion of the car crash. yes, he was a father of 15-year-old southern california boy born and bred. he was there visiting his friends and family for holidays. >> what are they going to do about that film? it's partially in the can at this point. >> yeah. we just heard about from universal pictures. they say they're now trying to decide if they're going to delay the release of the film. last summer "fast & furious" 6 was one of the surprise hits of the summer. worldwide this film made $788 m

>> yes, he also said cla mid ya is more popular than obama care. >> class act. >> he is a classy guys was his second tour in congress. he was a homeless street vag rant and now he's back again. may be losing him now because he'll lose his seat in the house. he's not going to beat john c n cornyn. we don't want to touch this guy. >> that's a prediction from you? >> i think a safe prediction, you heard it here first, that steve stockman is sadly for people who enjoy irony and ridiculous behavior in congress, will not be with us that much longer. >> dana milbank, thank you auz always. with this talk of collaboration, we talked to our facebook fans about what it will take for our nation to come together again. steven loudy said, rational thinking and action should cover it. like us on facebook and join the conversation. we'll talk to you about all of the news. up next, boehner as the grinch, how immigration protesters are trying to get lawmakers attention on hill. outspoken advocate for reform, ken salazar is coming up. i'll be back to join you at the top of the hour at 4:00. we're aig.

the mercedes-benz cla class is so hot it's putting pressure on mercedes rivals.i will answer with the a 3 coming out in march and you can bet that bmw, lexus and cadillac will make sure their entry-level models are priced competitively. in 2014 automakers and auto dealers will throw a little more cash on the hood in order to make sure sales stay strong. why? there will be 66 brand new or completely redesigned models rolling into show rooms next year. that's a record number. and in order to make sure the other 234 existing models still sell, the auto dealers will have to throw a little more cash to sweeten the deals. all eyes on the tesla model x. the company's first crossover utility vehicle which comes out late next year. as for the model s, sales are expected to grow in 2014 especially overseas. for the company's stock who knows if it will stay red hot next year. one thing is for sure, with ceo elon musk taking a cross country trip in teslas, the model s will be a hot topic for much of 2014. phil lebeau, cnbc business news, chicago. >> make sure to tune in thro

. >> not really the baby benz anymore with the cla class out but this is the new c class. they are going to formally unveil it next month and it will go into show rooms at the end of next year. the c class is still the best selling mercedes in the u.s. and critical to their long-term success and when you look at mercedes sales year to date versus bmw and lexus look at the numbers because we may see something we haven't seen since lexus in 2005. a luxury auto brand topping 300,000 in sales. as you know, every year it's a battle to the end between mercedes and bmw and lexus to see whos comes home with the crown. >> what's the rough price point on that c class? >> they haven't announced it yet. i would say probably 35,000, 36,000. that's going to be the base and then go up real quick from there when you add on the different features. >> all right. phil, thanks very much. down to you, sue. >> okay. ty, you know the weather is bad and the snow is bad when you start hearing canadianss complain. toronto hit with 8 inches of snow yesterday. it fell quickly. over a matter of just a