cochran was there-- he didn't care about winning. you can't stab five people in the back and win the game. he said he's a student of the game and he's not a student in the game. or he can't count. you need five votes to win and he stabbed 52. >> jeff: you said trust his motivation. >> his motivation was to last longer and not to win. my mistake was assuming everybody was playing the game to win. >> jeff: after 23 seasons, 23 seasons! ( applause ) we're still going strong. find out what is in store for next season. plus i have sophie's check for a million dollars. i'll give it to you right after this. be right back. ( applause ). >> jeff: welcome back to the "survivor: south pacific" live reunion show. it's nice to have our composer s that do all the music on our show to have them here at the live show. guys, give me a little something for this check presentation. a little something-something. first time we've ever done this. i get to present a check for a million dollars well earned to sophie. congratulations. tear that baby open. th

gabriel cochrane does not. you are a sterling example to us all, mr. cochrane. if one of us can be bullied by the coupon-clippers, then we are all at risk. you are daily in our prayers, sir. if you could pass on the nature of my predicament to your customers, your neighbors, i would be in your debt. we are by your side, sir. we are your foot soldiers, as you champion the moral cause of the wronged. ma'am. i would like to withdraw my savings. all of it? i understand, laura. leave the book with me. ( knock on door ) miss lane. it seems that i have offended you. did i overstep the mark? i would not wish to take for granted your kindness. can i tempt you to try some smoked salmon, mr. cochrane? it comes all the way from scotland. i have a terrible weakness for indulgences. i have to be careful not to overdo it. what is it, dorcas? what is troubling you? i delivered a message to mr. steerforth today, and he told me that the signs will be going up this morning. your home and business are to be auctioned. when? immediately. his haste only proves his guilt. he is determ

cochran flights getting in and out of new york are looking fine. it is a blown call. here is a live look outside on the james lick freeway. call a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 a.m. serious it will be called again of high qr xbox and >>james: a pretty stable forecast. concord and walnut creek, a 59-60 degrees. pretty widespread across the wine country. if you are in san francisco today, 58. >>james: plenty of sunshine saturday and sunday. third of all of all dupont he'd d >>darya: steve jobs is receiving a posthumous grammy for technological innovation in the arson. they are citing his advancement that transformed the way we consider to be music, television, movies and books. that award happens in february. och spher >>darya: we're getting ready for the opening bell on wall street. if we will see what happens as a stock futures are giving up earlier gains following reports often disheartening news. about consumers. we are following numbers right out of the gate. the commerce department has consumer spending and just a tan that 8 percent and in comes the same, on

davidson's cochran on fire from downtown, hitting four three-pointers. 21 points for cochran. davidson gets revenge upsetting the jayhawks 80-74. >>> flyers down a goal to the aves in the final minute. they pull their goalie and works to perfection. daniel briar behind the net, tying goal. 18 seconds to may. goal given to wayne simmonds, they go to a shootout. up to rookie matt reed but his first career shootout hits the crossbar. colorado holds off flyers 3-2. >>> bruins and canadiens in boston. first period. peverley wins the face-off, slides the puck to pouliot. bang-bang play for the goal. bruins force a turnover. bergeron to patrice falls to the ice. bruins win 3-2, fifth straight win for the defending stanley cup champs. that's an early look at sports on "early today." >>> coming up, big show biz splits. >>> and big internet confusion over who passed away. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, after being stationed in afghanistan, a missing christmas for ten years, what better way to start catching up than an ice skating rink. you're wa

cochrane, sir.may take this opportunity, if i may be so bold, if you are to settle here in candleford, you would be best served, sir-- if i may pass on to you some insight, some knowledge of the way of things-- conform, sir. there is a proper order to things, and the man who resists that is the man who falls. knowledge, sir, will save us. oh, it's you. pearl. since we have returned, i have wanted-- i-- i have foolishly-- oh, ruby, will you please... hold me? "and then the moon wrapped in clouds "as the thunder sounds. "zeus hurls rain and hail "from the heavens down "but thomas forges forward "on his postal rounds! "his sallies take him from brackley, "like a sailor under blackening skies-- "never daunted, ever redoubtable, he reaches the shores of lark rise--" uh, thank you, mrs. brown, you certainly have given us an epic. ( applause ) mr. parish-- daniel-- uh... concerning our earlier conversation, it would mean a great deal to me if you would consider remaining with us. my sister-- we both so enj

cochran on fire from downtown, hitting four 3-pointers. 21 points for cochran.idson gets revenge, upsetting the jayhawks 80-74. >>> hockey in denver, flyers down a goal to the havs in the final minute. this works to perfection. daniel briere behind the net, tying goal with 18 seconds to play. goal given to wayne simmons, but philly doesn't care who gets credit. they go to a shoot-out. it's up to rookie matt reid, but his first career shoot-out try hits the crossbar. colorado holds off the flyers, 3-2. >>> bruins at canadiens in boston. first period. rich peverley wins the face-off, slides the puck to benoit pulio. the game in the third, bruins force the turnover. patrice bergeron to brad americhand, scores as he falls to the ice. what a goal. bruins win 3-2, fifth straight win for the defending stanley cup champs. and that's your "first look" at sports. i'm mario solis. >>> now for another look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, once again, bill. >> good morning, lynn. lots going on with the big winter storm in the middle of the

cochran if if pop pap cat >> he ran the opening bell on the new york stock exchange on his 100th birthday. that was six years ago. >> how has wall street changed during your life? >> east to be much more of a rich man's game. it was not designed for banks or insurance companies or public utilities. it was a business are ready. >> do you still watch the stock market every day? >> i stick to the 20 stocks that are called. then gramm is my idol. >> that is warren buffett's idle. >> all what is to thank for your father's longevity? >> the fact that he has an office to go to the and a java their responsibilities. that is extremely important. >> you think he will live to be as old as your father? do you want to? >> i was lucky to be born in 1905. i was just in time for a lot of new technology. radio, television. >> do you have a cell phone now? >> yes. i have to remind myself of what my number is. >>brian: a beautiful sight this evening. lights all over the place. the lights are shining bright in the oracle arena. san francisco is at 48, dublin 37. third american canyon, right now is that the f

cochran how >>darya: the bryan james scored 37 points siri hikes health high of very quiet rose quiz craze last year in lahore holly's bank was robbed, here is the suspect. black man in his 30s, 5 ft. 6 in.. crime stoppers and police are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. family's head and all of their presence. the dog's name is shark bait. burglars smashed the jan wahl on wednesday. >> it is hard to deal with. every time my daughter sees a picture of the dog on her phone, she starts crying. >>alejandra: he is a small fee to wallet. his name is shark bait. i spoke with the dog's owner of the phone. he says nearly $1,000 worth of stuff was stolen but for them that is not what is important. >> we do not care about the christmas gifts. my daughter does not want the gifts, she wants the dog. >>alejandra: there were no signs of forced entry. nothing else was missing except the presence and the dogs. it's >>mark: it is going to be another decent day with high clouds near 60 degrees. a lot of fog and temperatures near freezing. >>darya: a quiet weekend at the bo

davidson's cochran on fire from downtown, hitting four three-pointer. davidson gets revenge upsetting the jayhawks 80-74. >>> flooiz down a goal to the aves in the final minute. they pull their goalie and works to perfection. daniel briar behind the net, tying goal. goal given to wayne simmonds, they go to a shootout. up to rookie matt reed but his first career shootout hits the crossbar. colorado holds off flyers 3-2. >>> bruins and canadiens in boston. first period. peverley wins the face-off, slides the puck to pouliot. bang-bang play for the goal. bruins force a turnover. bergeron to patrice falls to the ice. bruins win 3-2, fifth straight win for the defending stanley cup champs. that's an early look at sports on "early today." >>> coming up, big show biz splits. >>> and big internet confusion over who passed away. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, after being stationed in afghanistan, a missing christmas for ten years, what better way to start catching up than an ice skating rink. you're watching "early today

cochran >>mark: the museum of modern art is moving on with expansion plans. expansion plans are already up for approval. >>reporter: when they first moved into their current facilities if the museum housed 12,000 works. since then, the collection has doubled in size and attendance has tripled. that is why the new gallery is needed. it will connect to the rear of the museum. once the new building is open they will have 130,000 square feet of space to enhance exhibit's expand educational programs for. one of the architects says the design response to the unique physical and urban terrain of san francisco. some have mixed feelings about how it is going to look. in >> i imagined it to be a unique building. as a tourist from far away, i would see this building immediately and recognize it is the museum of modern art. most beautiful building but san francisco is known for stepping outside of the box. i do not think it is horrible. >>reporter: if all goes as planned, the new museum will open in 2016. the price tag is five under 55 million. for nearly all the funding

. >> that was matthew cochrane from the international red cross joining us earlier. in other news, facebook has agreed to improve privacy arrangements for millions of its users after an audit of the company's operations in ireland. the irish and data protection commission says the social networking site should be more transparent with users about how their personal information is stored and used for advertising. facebook is responsible for the day of all users outside of the u.s. and canada. millions of lives are still in danger after drought in africa. between 60,000-100,000 people died between april and august. over half of them were children under 5. the u.s. has reacted angrily to the decision to make all airlines flying in and out of europe play a carbon tax. they say it violates an international aviation treaty. it is intended to make airlines accountable for their carbon emissions. there is a new team in charge in spain. can a turnaround the economy? >> that is the hope of the prime minister. he has announced the cabinet team he hopes will pull spain out of it

. >> if ford cochrane with "national geographic." there is one more story we would like to share. for anybody wishing to get away to another planet, we may have the ticket. nasa's kepler mission has confirmed a new planet in the so-called habitable zone, a region where walker could exist on a planet surface. there is a major catch, which is that kepler 22-b is 600 light years away. you might want to start packing now. if you want to keep firmly on the ground, stay with us. today's show has come to a close, but you can get updates on our website. for all of us at the bbc, thank you for watching, and tune in tomorrow. ul>> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news america" was presented by kcet los angeles.

couldn't be happier and more proud of this resolution and i would like to thank harry reid and thad cochran these are silent diseases. top ives that can be embarrassing to talk about. difficult, employment issues and so a lot of patients keep quiet about them. having this national awareness week is really crucial. >> what does it mean. you work with people and patients here in new york but there are chapters all over the country for people who might be he dealing with this or loved ones of people who are dealing with this. what kind of services does ccfa offer? and what might this resolution mean for them? >> absolutely. there is actually 40 chapters across the country so where everyou are if you are someone who is affected personally by the disease or a family or friend, please look us up on www. ccfa.orgtoseewhatwecandoforyou. we put a lot of money towards funding of research so people like the doctor can try to hope create more and more good treatments for patients and help find a cure. >> you talked about the advances. give us a big picture here if we are looking out maybe five, be ten,

. >> before they get started, firefighter mike cochran climbs inside the concrete cone to make sure whateverup with won't cause the victim more harm. >> i remember the first thing that i thought when i got in there was like, how in the world did this person get in here? >> her name, she tells cockrell, is wendy. with a few details she provides, rescuers piece together the puzzle. >> we believe she was ejected out of the car and she came straight out of the top. >> out of the top and directly under a concrete pipe used to build sewers and left on the side of the road overnight. it is with almost impeccable timing that the impact of the crash tips up the concrete pipe and wendy slides underneath. the pipe flops back down on top of her pinning her arms and legs in ground soft enough from overnight rain to cushion the impact. it is hard to believe, but she's alive and needs help desperately. >> it looked bad. everything led to serious injuries, everything you can see. >> wendy is racked with pain. she has bad gashes on her face and head and cockrell has another concern. >> she was real cold. bot

cochran >>grant: on one of the biggest shopping days of the year, crowds started flooding department stores in london despite a strike by subway operators. they are striking to demand extra paper working on a public holiday. this strike is causing trouble for thousands of its shoppers. several underground lines have been suspended and limited services are operating. traffic is looking good on this monday. cahow judge >>da: hah you say her across lough have all the hard hair and dozens zone will resume this >> if you do not stop filming me, will take your camera. the most memorable moments of people behaving badly. the family and i have no idea what he has said hurrian >> wire your recording this? >>stanley: i'm with channel 4. >> i do not care to have this on channel 4. please go away. >>stanley: i am not going anywhere. >>stanley: finding carpool violators is as essential as: over to the side of the road and waiting for them to come to you. you are looking at a driver headed the wrong way on the freeway. >>stanley: the ticket is $500. >> it does not matter. i can pay it. what do you

cochran and >>darya: several look for wreckage that killed five people in northern new jersey in 8 plane. if the single engine plane was carrying to investment bankers and three others from new jersey to georgia when it crashed in audio recording of air traffic control revealed that the pilots were warned about icy conditions. witnesses say the plane looked as though it was performing aerobatics. a year and a half after allegedly orchestrating the biggest security leak in united states history, lawyers for bradley manning are presenting evidence in his defense. they have revealed little about their strategy since he was arrested. government witnesses say that he was a troubled young man that should not have had access to government material. they want him court-martialed. the closing arguments could come as early as today. >>mark: the slugfest between mitt romney and newt gingrich is escalating. in iowa, gingrich labeled romney's tactics disgusting. both candidates are trying to stay focused. >> if i am president, i will wake up every day and remind americans that we have to do better an

cochran cookhouse >>mark: it has been called in the sierra. there is no >>mark: 2 in. of new-line snow this month compared to 150 in. from previous years. the good news is there is a chance to make up for it. a chance for rain and snow and all hope. mostly cloudy family can carry if the afternoon highs will be in the 40's but you will certainly want to bundle up into the overnight hours. driving conditions of good as you make your way up to of this afternoon. >>mark: the final trading day of the year. a year that many investors would like to forget. the dow closed up salon as 35 points to close thousand 287. the nasdaq is down 1.5% for 2011. a quick break as the kron4 news continues. a live check of the san mateo bridge. the pavement is fairly dry. roll call tax >>mark: everyone wants to know what is in store for the weather. it looked over the bay bridge. traffic is moving pretty smoothly. first, the weekend weather forecast. >>erica: a lot of the fog would have been talking about is beginning to break up. no special advisory issued by the national weather service. as

nick cochran 21 points in 21 minutes.son upset kansas 81-74. >>> don mattingly updated his look, i'd say. he was going for a different look. he was mother ginger in a performan performance of "the nutcracker" in a performance in his home town. the director says he wants him back for another role. if you saw mattingly, he was giving signals like he was a manager, basically telling that kid, sacrifice a bunt. there you go, take a big swing. mattingly said he had a good time. >> how much do you want to bet, sold out every show? >> big performance of the year. >>> not everyone is mourning the death of north korea's kim jong il. who better to tell us this story than jeanne moos. >> when the dear leader became the dealer departed, don't expect too much respect. ♪ ding dong the witch is dead, which old witch, the wicked witch ♪ >>> the same anchor who delivered the news that kim jong il's father died years earlier. he was seen as a dictator with an ego as big as his glasses, his many pairs of glasses. kim was most famously portr

respect to h.r. 2055, that there be 15 minutes of debate, five minutes each for senators inouye, cochran and mccain. that upon the use or yielding back of that time, the senate -- i'm sorry. the use or yielding back of that time, the conference report be temporarily set aside and notwithstanding the lack and receipt of the papers from the house with respect to h.r. 3672, the senate proceed to the consideration of -- consideration en bloc of the following awms: h.r h.r. 3672, a bill regarding disaster funding, h. con. res. 94, a correcting resolution to provide offsets for emergency disaster funding, that there be no amendments in order to the bill, the concurrent resolution prior to the votes in relation to those measures. that following the reporting of the bill and the concurrent resolution, the senate proceed to votes on the measures in the following order -- passage of h.r. 3672, adoption of h. con. res. 94, and adoption of the conference report to accompany h.r. 2055, the omnibus appropriations bill. that there be two minutes equally divided prior to each vote, that each of those vo

cochran: mr. president, let me say that i'm pleased to join the chairman of the committee, the distinguished senator from hawaii, in urging approval of the omnibus appropriations bill as well as the bill to provide funds for disaster relief. these bills fully comply with the requirements of the budget control act. the process for reviewing requests for provisions in this bill were held in open public hearings. senators testified before our committee. others from around the country came to washington to express their views. we have appropriations bills that have already been enacted. the omnibus brings appropriations for the basic operations of our government to $1.043 trillion. the disaster bill provides an additional $8 billion for disaster relief in response to damages incurred from floods, tornadoes, hurricanes that have plagued much of the country during the spring and summer months. these funds are within the limits established in the budget control act, specifically for disaster relief. tota