>> clark: it... it does. >> rose: what?! >> clark: can those two things... you look at how these items fit in the bin. >> rose: yeah. oh! >> clark: they're optimized for utilizing the available space. >> rose: oh, i see. >> clark: and we have computers and algorithmic work that tells people the areas of the building that have the most space to put product in that's coming in at that time. >> rose: amazon has become so efficient with its stacking, it can now store twice as many goods in its centers as it did five years ago. >> clark: anything you want on... on earth, you're going to get from us. >> rose: anything you want on earth, you're going to get from us? >> clark: yeah, that's where we're headed, i believe. >> rose: once your order is placed, a so-called pick ambassador walks the aisles, plucking and scanning your items before placing them in bins. those bins eventually wind up in front of a packer, who knows exactly how big of a box to use based on the weight and amount

i finished the book with the most famous clark family member of all, john lewis clark who was the son, helen's nephew and malcolm clark's grandson. john was born in 1881 but render debt in you to buy scarlet fever, another epidemic disease that would occasionally burn through the reservation. but john became a world renowned sculptor of the western wildlife and take some one art class at a pivotal moment in his youth i believe that basically taught himself how to carve by molding figurines out of the that he blood from the missouri river and his career takes off in the 19 teams and in his late thirties and forties he is friends with charlie russell and a famed cowboy artists and patrons included john d. rockefeller jr. and loren d. harding and what i was interested in his career is that although he is a very famous carver, the foremost of the western wildlife, mountain goats, lions, grizzly bears and salon, she turns almost not exclusively, but quite intensively to the native themes leader in his career and there are some really beautiful pieces and again there are some pictures in th

clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. leader pa lowsy, congressman neal, and the massachusetts delegation, and all of you for this very warm welcome. thank you to my family and friends who are here with me today. my husband, rodney, and my three sons, adyson, jere red, and nathaniel whose love every day makes me the luckiest mom and wife in the world. my parents, chan and judy clark, i thank you -- thank them for the love and support and teaching me even when times are hard approach life with gratitude, optimism, respect for others, and a sense of adventure. myelin yause -- myin laws, i'm so grateful for all they do to keep our family running smoothly and all the love they give us. and my brother, john, and his partner, justin, thank you for being here and for all your support. and i'm so grateful to the voters of the massachusetts 5th congressional district for their confidence and the profound privilege of representing them. senator markey, you set a standard of excellence during your time in the house. i look forward t

. >> lowery reaches out to barry clark, a kansas lawyer who once worked with his first trial attorneyng me that you'd been hiding this thing for years. remember that? >> yeah. >> listening to him tell his story, you know, intuitively, i think, this guy is telling me the truth. and then when you think about the fact that if that evidence is tested and it confirms his guilt, all these doing is blowing his cover. i mean whatever privacy he had will be gone in a very, very public forum, so i knew he was telling the truth. >> barry clark has never worked a post-conviction dna case, but he's in luck. just a few days after this meeting -- >> we just had another case in tennessee. >> he attends a conference run by innocence project co-founder barry scheck. >> i went up, met him. he's a great guy. i explained my case to him. he looked at me and goes, oh, that's a false confession case like he's seen dozens of them. i had no idea what a false confession case was. >> scheck tells clark that of the more than 270 people he's proven innocent, 25% made a false confession to a crime. >> innocent peop

clark? >> i concur. >> this committee should be working on a bipartisan basis to ensure that ferc has the authority it needs to protect the grid from physical and cyber attacks, and now, mr. chairman, we can rebuild a bipartisan consensus we had in 2010 on the need for legislative action. i yield back the balance of my time. >> the gentleman from california years back. this time recognize the gentleman from illinois, mr. shimkus, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for coming. a lot of issues. i'll make a couple statements and i've got a line of question that is pearl buck to southern illinois. the person is, and this is based upon your testimony and some of my colleagues. shame on us if we have rolling blackouts in the midwest in 2016. shame on us because it turns back to a third world country based upon not balancing our portfolio properly. and the point being is we're always going to need a base load generation. ideal on the nuclear side. i think there's an attack

clarke. and thank all of you for your opening statements. and at this time we like the opportunity to ask you some questions, and i would like to recognize myself for five minutes to get started. mr. clark, you mentioned the difficulty in trying to forecast the future. and i might add that last year epa projected that less than 10 gigawatts of the nation's coal-fired generation would retire by 2015 as a result of a utility mact. it's not quite 2014, and already announcements have been made to close the gigawatts of coal-fired plants, because of the epa regulations, and low natural gas prices. in the past we've had a lot of discussion about one of your missions on reliability. and there's been a lot of discussion about the epa and whether or not they take that into consideration, and the communication and dialogue between ferc and epa on reliability issues. do any of you have any concerns? these plants have been announced they are closing 50 gigawatts but that's a lot but they will not be clos

neil clark journalist and broadcaster mr clarke saying you very much thank you. this surprising announcement comes after alleging a person faced a tough q. and a session lasting well over four hours the subjects journalists to push him on the included developments in ukraine the new adopted honesty for prisoners in russia as well as their strained ties between moscow and washington and let's not go back to this kind of who followed the questioning there for us in moscow so tell us more about that historic year in a session the media for itself was attended by over thirteen hundred journalists and of course they discussed a huge variety of topics that edward snowden was. the former n.s.a. contractor who leaked scores of controversial documents on u.s. surveillance programs across the world he received temporary asylum in russia his exact whereabouts are still unknown due to security reasons for the president they never met personally but he does admired him as a character who definitely made an impact on the world the president's also commented on his relations wi

dick clark's new year's rocking eve with ryan seacrest. >> i am still there doing it.ell. >> dick clark's new york rocking eve with max miller. >> with ryan seacrest your jr. i know your birthday is christmas eve. i have a gift. don't know itch you af you are piece of this. an item. somebody found somewhere. ryan secrets. some kind of believe up sex doll. >> in my schedule today, i had the the photo shoot. >> photo shoot. blow this up. ic make it host a show. >> real product. >> of real product. >> i thought it was something you made? >> no. but it is something i am going to make. >> ryan sea crest is with us. we'll be right back. avo: thesales event "sis back. drive" which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. visit vwdealer.com today ♪

the season i will screw everything up. >> what about the "dick clark's rocking new year's ryan seacreste has been doing it so long and he is obviously no longer with us. i am still there doing it. he has been a wonderful mentor. >> jimmy: god forbid when you pass away will they keep ryan seacrest on that as well. >> dick clark's new york rocking eve with max miller. >> with ryan seacrest jr., your son. i know your birthday is christmas eve. i have a gift. don't know if you are getting a piece of this. an item. somebody found somewhere. ryan secrets. it's some kind of a blow-up sex doll. >> i forgot mention to i had that photo shoot today. >> photo shoot. blow this up. ic make it host a show. >> is that a real product? >> yes, it's a real product. >> i thought it was something you made? >> no. but it is something i am going to make. >> ryan seacrest is with us and we'll be right back. >> portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by -- you didn't really like them before... i didn't. how about now? now i'm thinking about going the one, two, one. yeah that's good. i like one, two,

mr neil clark welcome to our see very nice to see the always. after a decade in jail i mean how critical is about to be freed just while in a matter of hours hopefully how big is this news for russia domestically and internationally the more when it is very big news isn't it because this was one of those highest prestigious most famous prisoners in the world really he was russia's richest man back in the ninety's in a court and according to fourteen of the sixteen richest men in the world for him going to jail is a very big story but i think that they're going to be a distinction which is what all the people from the russian around the world what certain elites in the west feel because western elites will be very pleased that the. only people who won't be because of the sect of the last it's from the russian people these oligarchs like what it was committed in the ninety's was in my opinion one of the great financial crimes of the century so i think that there will be an elite view about this in western capitals this is good news quite of course

clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. leader pa lowsy, congressman neal, and the massachusetts delegation, and all of you for this very warm welcome. thank you to my family and friends who are here with me today. my husband, rodney, and my three sons, adyson, jere red, and nathaniel whose love every day makes me the luckiest mom and wife in the world. my parents, chan and judy clark, i thank you -- thank them for the love and support and teaching me even when times are hard approach life with gratitude, optimism, respect for others, and a sense of adventure. myelin yause -- myin laws, i'm so grateful for all they do to keep our family running smoothly and all the love they give us. and my brother, john, and his partner, justin, thank you for being here and for all your support. and i'm so grateful to the voters of the massachusetts 5th congressional district for their confidence and the profound privilege of representing them. senator markey, you set a standard of excellence during your time in the house. i look forward t

. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is right there.

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. you definitely have to warm up the car this morning. it is cold. >> and warm myself up. 27 down in gilroy. even the garlic is cold down there. 28 in woodside. danville is 29 degrees. pleasant hill is 29. pacifica and half-moon bay at 32. the only reason fairfield is cold there is a little breeze out from fairfield, antioch, brentwood, and oakley that is holding some of the temps up. 29 up in santa rosa. 28 novato. a breeze has kicked in for napa. san jose is 36. that is pretty good for

willie mays, jack clark, the beatles concert at -- stick park. it's really been an extraordinary journey for that location and as i say it's bitter sweet. a lot of people put in a lot of hard work over the period of time. on behalf of mayor lee who was unable to attend, i'm going to present a certificate of honor to you from the mayor and i'm going to ask our general manager to say a few words and alvarez and ask vice-president of operations with the 49ers to say a few words and we'll recognize you with a momento of this occasion. on behalf of mayor lee, i want to thank each one of you. >> thank you, commissioner. bitter sweet is certainly the word as i look out at rec's and park teams. there have been teams that step foot on the field at candle stick the last several decades. you mentioned some of the highlights. it is hollowed ground. today we honor our own team. these are the men and women that have given the city so much pride and so much cause for celebration and warmth. there is going to be a lot of talk this week about clark and joe montan

clark? >> i concur. >> we should be working on a bipartisan basis to ensure that ferc has the ability it needs to protect from the cyber attacks and i hope that we can build a bipartisan consensus that we had in 2010 on the need for the decided action. and i yield back the balance of my time. >> this time the gentleman from illinois mr. shimkus. >> thank you mr. chairman and and all of you for coming. a lot of issues and we will make a couple statements and we have questions as parochial to southern illinois. but the first one is coming and this is based upon your testimony and some of i colleagues. shame on us if we have rolling blackouts because it turns us back to a third world country based upon not balancing the portfolio properly. and the point is we are always going to need big baseload generation. on the nuclear cited as an attack on the nuclear power. whether it's an attack on cole. we have renewables coming in that they are not at the levels that we needed to maintain adequate supp

. >> merry christmas, i am dave clark. we have rosemary orozco. >>> we have bragging rights and once again temperatures are back in the lower 70s and with that said we have another spare the air tie and the index reached not just one shade where people are talking about illnesses but everybody needs to limit exercises or bike riding because the weather will feel pretty good as we get into your christmas holiday. temperatures are cooling and there is a little bit of wind in the hills and they are blowing anywhere from 30 to 35 miles per hour and they will actually peek and then they will begin to subside. 38 for -- 35 in walnut creek, an we have an offshore breeze continuing to blow. upper 60s in santa rosa 70s in san rafael. glenn you are looking at 70s as well as berkeley into -- berkeley into the south bay. and 72 in santa cruz and you can see a few more records because of this record warmth and i will have a look at your extended forecast coming up. >>> we are calling it developing news for you in the east bay. police h

clark with the drive and the double pump. clark 22 points.s david stockton 24 points and it's the bulldog's 19th straight win and david stockton is the son of former utah jazz great john stockton. >>> visitors are going to have a fight on their hands at the pavilion. these youngsters haven't seen calles at home this seasonment they are 8-0. today furman paladins never saw what hit them. 18 for cobbs today. cal led by 18 at halftime. look out, here comes tyrone wallace. jeff powers making six of his 7 seven 3-point shots. they open the pac-12 conference schedule thursday at stanford. >>> coach rick pit know and the 6th-ranked louisville cardinals faced john calipari's wildcats. russ smith, you are so vicious, for such a little guy. 18th-ranked kentucky beat louisville. louisville. kentucky wins 7-66. >>> also today stanford women finished off fresno state and st. mary's beats gonzaga in overtime. >>> well if louisville's junior quarterback bridgewater decides to enter the next nfl draft, he a wanted to send this video to all 32 teams. louisvil

once the fires are out, investigator clark's work begins.scovers that the back draft was caused by a growing criminal enterprise, copper wire theft. >> what we do know about these properties at the time of the fire is electricity was supplied to the houses by overhead copper cables. they were mounted on wooden poles. what we believe has happened is somebody stood on the top of this outbuilding here with a pair of big wire croppers, cropped the wire at this point here. and then it's flicked back, down the street. >> copper wire theft is a massive problem worldwide. in the uk alone, nearly 1 billion dollars of copper wire is stolen every year and sold for profit. in this case, the way the thief cut the cable caused the gas leak. the gas then mixes with air. and the result is an explosive combination that blows the roof right off the house. a back draft. and a caught on camera moment chris clark will never forget. >> it's certainly not a normal incident. there are a number of factors that suggests there's something unusual going on. and firefig

>> rick clark some are saying that he is being stubborn. not an american citizen but sheriff rick clark there. he laid out his argument to our local affiliate. >> i have no problem with lower it in south africa, but it our country it should be the people who have acry ficed rr rr rry country. >> take a look at some of these facebook posted that commented on his position. saying proud to have you in office rick. >> the chief deputy said that he is doing the right thing. no response and no penalty that would come from the president's office on this? >> no official penalty. it is more of a guy. this code to lower the flag to half-staff. he has every right and well within his jurisdiction to do this. this has been done before by preside presidents dating back to the 1960s. bill clinton did it for israeli prime minister in the 90s. so this has a history here in the united states but as far as rick clark is concerned he doesn't think it has any place there. >> a new bride acruised cused o ing him off the cliff. i know. great gas mileage, this is

and that, too, yesterday was where we saw allotted of these clark. so, yeah, this is going to -- these clark. it's going to be today. >> it's noisy there as well. but scott, i know the prime minister and the leader of the anti-government movement met on sunday. could that possibly be viewed as progress? >> reporter: you would think it would be but it, in fact, isn't. the leader of the protest said he will not negotiate giepd despite the fact that the two leaders of the prime minister and the leader of the anti-government protesters sat down under the auspices of the army. the army is a neutral body in this whole situation. they sat down with their supervision, but out of those meetings, the government didn't make any announcements but the leader of the anti-government protesters said by no means was this a negotiation at all. this was just a face-to-face talk and he discuss the same rhetoric he has had the last eight days and that is see what the prime min -- he wants the prime minister to step down. he views and those who support him view the govern

clark will represent the fifth congressional district. edward markey vacated that seat when he won secretary kerry's senate seat. >>> kerry is encouraging congress to hold off to imposing new sanctions because, quote, this is a very delicate diplomatic moment. >> and a man who provided sign language interpretation on stage at nelson mandela's memorial on tuesday, watch him. he was, quote, a fake. he had signed the same thing repeatedly. south african's government tells the associated press they're preparing a statement. i don't know. what do you think? if that comes out to be true, bill karins -- >> that's just mean. >> wow! the man, the myth, the legend. rhode island's favorite traffic cop is back in action. here he is, tony lapore is back by popular demand. his role as the ultimate dancing king. it is a tradition that started in 1984. he retired in 1988 but he comes back during the holidays to the delight of most everybody who sees him. i wonder if he practices that in his off time. >> cars hitting him as they're staring at him the enti

. >>> and christmas eve, i am day of clark, -- dave clark, we will call it in to rosemary in for steve. >>> one of the draw backs, the hazy air and today another spare the air day, the poor air quality is each a little worse today with the index above 100 for all areas and again for them to be aware of this, it is illegal to burn wood until you are exempt. because much these high clouds some of us are waking up a few degrees warmer than yesterday and after that chilly start, 35 in napa, 39 in santa rosa, 49 in novato, and 47 in areas right around antioch and as you get around the bay, san francisco is one of the warmer spots but the warmest spot, half-moon bay, 61 degrees and showing it all morning long and that's really driving the temperatures low 60s for half- moon bay in the afternoon and this is what you can expect for your area. 66 in oakland, yesterday it broke a record and 68 in santa rosa and how long can this record warmth last, good morning, tara. >>> it is looking very lovely outside your bay area roadways and you can see traffic is flowing very nicely and out the other dir

the clark school did it hroughout widowhood? >> she was constantly fundraising. >> he also was powerful as a senator. she understood politics and got his support for her cause, very, very smart of her. and when calvin did h died asked them to write their views and she contributed the last love letter and that was before he died. she did somewhat manipulate his image. >> josh in con kit. >> this is great talking about the 20's. my question is what happened after calvin died, did grace have to be the defender of the oolidge presidency through the ravages of the rest of the 30's? to answer to have for that? >> you don't have to accept that the policies of the 20's made the depression. grace didn't have to. she never been political. and that's the great liberty of not being political. she could say it is very sad and sigh her doing charity work but idn't have the burdenen of her policy. >> she whispied to friends that a depression was comings? to you.e, i defer people didn't know a crash was coming. >> coolidge had six or seven comi

plans and policies for the joint chiefs of staff, general clark. [applause] i'd also like to recognize terry gardener, the director of the library. terry, thank you. [applause] joseph, the director of the cia information management services. [applause] skip rutherford, the dean of the public school of service. [applause] bruce lipped see, chairman of the board of the clinton foundation. [applause] former secretary of transportation rodney slater. [applause] and governor jim guy tucker. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce this. he was the deputy director intelligence of the cia. he was chairman of the national intelligence com and served as a assistant director of central intelligence of analysis and production. he led the establishment of the dci interagency task force, headed the white house team and the department of security planning office, and was the staff director of the house of representatives committee on homeland security. in 2004, the president awarded him the national security medal, the nation's highest award. please join me

brandon clark hits the tough three.ame high, 22 for clark, but they were too much down the stretch. david stockton doing it for his father. they win 74-60. rex walters and usf up north in portland. the game came down to the wire. chris adams off balance for the tie. yes, he sends it to overfull- time. in ot, they don't have a football team, but if they did, collison rolls it down. >>> as we wrap up 2013, we take a look back at the best of today's best sound bytes from this past year. >> spoils war, is that coming back? does anything know anything about that? i just love that show. >> how do you get your guys into game seven? >> we get on the bus, we go on the court, and we play. >> one night, i had five phone calls from five different schools. kind of look high school. >> we are going to beat up that woman beater. the won that beat up his wife man, in front of his kids! you guys like that [bleep]? he must have learned that from his dad! woman beater baby, we are going to beat that woman beater! >> every canadian kid gro

dave clark hath day off. let's get your day started with weather and traffic. here. >>> little cooler tomorrow but no big deal. and no worries for the first. high pressure is not going anywhere. its anchored. 20s, 30s. 28 santa rosa. a little hint of a breeze in novato. not as breeze citi today as it was yesterday. probably not expecting anymore record highs but a lot of 60s on the temps. everything continues to go up and over. and that bitterly cold 20 to 30 below. cold morning. not as breezy for most. sunny and mild. highs today in the 60s or a few upper 50s to near 70. here's tara. >>> thanks. steve. everything is looking pretty good out on your roadways because of course its still pretty early and still the holiday week. so we are not seeing as many folks out there. let's take a look at your maps. we can show you all that green you are seeing there in antioch and on through concord. if you two over to the richmond area you can see the bridge. traffic looking great through there. and in marin county, we are experiencing very, very light traffic. up next we c

and you can see why take a look at rachel clarke beautiful and special!p with fulfilling wishes. thank you beyonce! >> reporter:debbie willis this video of taylon and beyonce moved me. i believe one must experience and live in the moment. fulfilling this terminally ill girl's wish is a fine gesture. >> reporter:misty hauff i am humbled by beyonce- celebrity or not she shows true compassion to a young child in need, and gives hope too~ >> reporter: touching gesture by bsa and wish them all the very best of it. people are talking about this on facebook. >> catherine: miley cyrus has another racy music video. one to rival "wrecking ball." the new one is called "adore you". it shows a barely-clothed miley -- rolling around in the sheets - video-taping herself with a camera. she's reportedly not happy that it's been leaked a day >> catherine: early. she's talking about it on twitter -- but not in terms we can repeat on tv. >> catherine: new at 8. held a father is sending love to his daughter far away. and a stunning display caught on camera and how it was crea

from lewis and clark's exploration of the american west to civil engineer thomas mcdonald's creation of the interstate highway system. this is about an hour. >> well, thank you very much. first of all, the apologies. a slightly weird to be writing a book called the menu united states during its time when given that reason struggles and washington is seems more disunited and it has been prolonged a long time. icons, a very short trip of music at the end. i just hope that there will be no telephones during his presentation. otherwise i will feel like it was altered the -- had to answer actually addressing a huge political concept. so let's hope that does not happen. what i want to try and do tonight is to tell you a bit more of the background of this book which is a big sort of plum pudding of an affair. once i tell you how it all come into being, plums from the putting. the background, quite a complex story. you might be able to tell english. i fell in love with this country quite literally when i first arrived here in 1962. hitchhiking. i basically met at a science fair in london, th

and the defendant said, n ah, point the gun back down and shot him four times. >> reporter: clark says the suspect found the ps4 on the social media site instagram. police and the d.a. expect there will be plenty of these types of sales during the season. >> when people approach to you buy it due do diligence. get basic information about them. there's nothing wrong with asking for identification even beforehand. >> meet in a public place. >> reporter: san francisco police offered station lobbies for meeting places. >> i can't think of a safer place than the san francisco police station. our stations are open 24/7 and people can come in. they are more than welcome to do their transactions in our lobby. >> reporter: a judge set the suspect's bond at $5 million. he is expected to face a murder charge, two robbery charges on monday. in san francisco ryan takeo, kpix 5. >> police say it was pretty easy to catch collins. he used his real name and picture on his instagram account. >>> its popularity still growing but so is the opposition. why a second bay area city is trying to snuff out the

dwight clark got them their first super bowl. what do you remember about that? >> at the time i was just an engineer here. it was probably my third year, i believe, here. all i remember about it is it was a misty, rainy day, and we had problems that whole weekend with flooding in the parking lot, which a lot of people probably don't remember that. i had been here since friday morning, and this was sunday, the game. >> sure. >> pumping the parking lot out. i believe it was sunday. a long time ago. >> you walked down on the field? >> i was up in section 18. we were walking around. we had come back from working on an escalator, and i heard a bunch of noise. you know, like people chanting and stul stuff like that. we looked to the opening. as i looked through there, we seen dwight clark make the catch, and it didn't kick in right away. my partner you was with, he said, you know, they're going to go to the super bowl, and that was it. >> i know you're not going to miss the port-a perform poltys and the collapsable seats. this has been your baby for 35 years, so i'm s

i'm brian flores in for dave clark. let's get your day started with weather and traffic. >>> by tonight it will be mostly clear. if you are inland it will be probably be in the 40s. 30s and 40s on the temps. a little bit warmer this morning. even with the cloud cover santa rosa was 33. again this will give us a lot of hazy skies and a few high mid level clouds. this afternoon we still go mostly sunny. partly cloudy. hazy skies. there is not much of a puff of a breeze. 50s and 60s. a few upper 50s. a lot of low to mid 60s. here is tara. >> thanks. >>> we don't have too much going on traffic wise. we are very lucky. we'll keep our fingers crossed on that. right now we will take a look here at the mccarthur maze. you can see that traffic is slowing well on the right hand side of your screen there toward the bay bridge. no delays to report there. 680 down add the sunol grade this is near fremont. traffic is flowing nicely on the right hand side there. and finally if we take a look at our maps, you can see the antioch, conco

>> it is overwhelming in support of rick clark. take a look at messages left on his face book after he took this position earlier this week. this coming to us from cheryl miller johnson, saying proud to have you in office, rick. thank you for all that you do. and dane a kelly, another constituent, who works for him said, i appreciate working for you knowing that you are an yes man. this country was founded on a strong back bones and it seems. thank you. >> many think he is doing the right thing. deb? >> this isn't out of the ordinary of other international icons lowered with half flag. this act of defiance, what do are you hearing? >> we know of at least three other separate occasiones this happened. this goes back to 1965. lindon b. johnson did it for then uk prime minister winston churchill and bill clinton doing it for rabin when he was anas nated. and george w. bush for john paul. there are no legal ramifications. he won't be reprimanded. he is well within his jurisdiction. he is not going to be facing any punishment. we reache

here's ryan seacrest back hoping dick clark's rocking eve on tuesday night.ed him how he prepares for the big night. so you recently renewed your contract. does that take a lot of prep for new year's eve show or do you show up and count it down? >> you know, i'm there for a week prior to the show. we plan the show throughout the course of the year. when i first started, it was a lot of pressure. i felt a lot of pressure because i was stepping into the passenger of dick clark who was the driver in this vehicle that he had driven for so many years. so i put a lot of pressure on myself to do well for him so he would keep inviting me back. and then the first year that he wasn't there, i think i felt a little bit more pressure because i had never done a whole show by myself. and now when we get there, we take a look at what's happening. we extended the show. it's 17 hours long. it's all of prime time. and it's fun. you do -- when that ball drops and you do say happy new year, you forget you're on the air. what's the best advice you can give me for when you do this

that owner sports journalist neil clark compose the mass protests in ukraine to those in turkey this year and sees a striking difference there for the use approach hundreds of thousands of people protesting not just in the capital but throughout turkey and it was much more national protest this protest in ukraine is very much approaches in the western ukraine and we didn't get that we didn't get international going out to. show solidarity for anybody from the e.u. really that the protesters in turkey were peaceful they would go with great brutality by the police there were no calls for them to be arrested to be to be degree talent you want them to be sacked as always easy crazy. rhapsody clarity to go on the streets of brighton demonstrate here the spine of european courage. turkey you know they don't hear it in spain they don't say the double standards are absolutely outrageous or. clarke there will really party officials are urging the protestors to go home for their part saying their blockade of the administrative buildings is now preventing the approval of the twenty fourteen bud

. >> i'm doing just fine, clark. >> if i heard "clark," i would have known.what, i've lost so much this past year. now it's my hearing, my sight. next -- next year i hope i lose my thighs. i'm losing everything. >> you can't see? >> no, i can't -- >> i know. >> the prompter you can't see. >> no. men -- no. men vs. women, holiday wish list is what we're going to talk about next. >> all right. okay. a lot of you guys are at home opening presents. what presents do men and women really want? okay, so this came as a surprise. women really want those gift cards. >> and yet that's -- suze orman told us that's the worst. nobody want gift card. >> they want them, but they don't use it. you forget about it and go, where's the gift card and it gets lost. >> when i get starbucks, cassidy is thrilled. she goes like three times a day. it depends on the person. if your favorite staore is a sa 5th avenue and you get one, you'll go. >> and the woman -- getting clothes. when my mother -- >> your mother knows your taste beautifully. >> when someone else gives you a sweater or t

that ends with him on the ground. >> i heard a whistle blow and i saw jason clark on the ground. they started pushing each other. both benches simultaneously emptied. >> the floor erupts into chaos as both teams rush to enter the fray. >> players started picking up chairs, plastic chairs that were on the side of the court. chairs being thrown. >> cameras rolling on the sidelines capture dozens of violent exchanges. >> there was one player, aaron bowen a georgetown player being thrown to the ground and being hit repeatedly by a chinese player. >> he's saved when his teammate races across the court and tackles the chinese player, sending him head first into a chair, which another georgetown player then picks up and swings at his head. >> your instincts are to protect yourself, protect your teammates and i think that's all we were trying to do is protect our selves and protect our teammates. >> you can see chinese players with chairs in their hands looking for someone to throw it at. >> most sports fights, one punch and it's over. >> this is far from your average local sports brawl

lewis and clark, the whole two and a half years there was a fatal encounter in the discovery that involved the so-called to madison fight in which the detachment from the discovery was merely run afoul that was involved there and so after after even before but certainly after they were very suspicious of the americans. they call the british operating out of canada by contrast a northern white man which i think sort of gives you an idea of the way they looked at the two groups and there were other reasons they hated the americans particularly whereas the canadian and british traders let them come to them a building for the trading post that it delivers letting the indians bring good to them. they went right into the heart of dhaka country to set their traps and this led the indians to distraction so there was a history of some conflict between the groups that was ameliorate it certainly during the 18 twenties and thirties and forties with fur trade and sort of say relative period of the accommodation that evaporates in the 1860's when white americans show up in droves and a skit this turmoi

officer todd clark also says steve 29 here. 29 napa. 28 novato. 32 half-moon bay. mountain view says that is at moffett. we cohave a freeze warning for the north bay. now tonight into tomorrow then everyone will be in on this freeze warning because the colder temps will settle in, any breeze will decrease. expect for a few clouds off the coast. we will have clear skies today. as you know, the nights are much longer. our system is long gone it has pushed into the four corners. severe and clear. cold air continues to filter in here. it will be here for about five days. maybe some changes as we head to friday and saturday. cold morning, sunny. 20s north bay and maybe in your backyard thermometer as well. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. we are looking at traffic out there that is still doing pretty well. it is cold but the roads are doing okay. let's take a look at what we have now with the morning commute. and you can see the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza looks pretty good. no major problems. also the morning drive is moving along nicely if you are drivin

darlene clark -- darlene clark hine is a past president of the organization of american historians. the next speaker that i want to mention is christopher reeve. christopher reeve also earned his ph.d. from kent state. he is the author of a series of books, three of which i have mentioned. the naacp and the rise of black professional leadership, black chicago's first century, metro history students have kind of got your number of copies here because if you want to write about early black chicago history of the nineteenth century, you have to start with this book and will be all the original sources beyond it. a wonderful book and the rise of chicago's black metropolis which i believe is dr. reid's most recent book phot it is hard to keep up. the rise of chicago's black metropolis traces the period of the 1920s, and leads us to the birth of the chicago black renaissance. claims to have retired in 2009 but i suspect like me chris reed's retirement is more alleged than actual. and finally the youngest of the people on this panel and i don't know exactly how old he was when he started d