one of the but at seven forty five i left him to get my calls you say these immediacy that help us dan i met my brother again and he was coming down from his phone with his animals than those i saw him bringing down his animals and being your son in law has. got charlie so that was the cow he was bringing to water tried to get out of the rope and she saw the guys come in yes i was also they were wearing ponchos. i didn't ask is that when they got close he put his hands in his pockets and wait it says we'll see you here is a better one of the man approached him one of your laurels of course most of us will see here if you love mine will you as mando shook his hand and the other man shot him. well as goes off the two shots my brother fell to the ground yet there you are the to whistle swaying of them took a look of chills when i heard the shots i looked down and saw he'd fallen. if another. one bullet went into his eyes. another here another there. is little the rest went in here. being there were twenty all its. his shit there were seventeen bullet holes and three shots in his right arm.

dan, i was locked behind this -- then, i was locked behind this cell. two weeks later, people were outraged. women could not believe it -- a child drug off a bus? violated segregation law, but they dropped two of the charges because i think they thought we were trying to challenge the case, take it higher. [inaudible] he actin' crazy. i just stopped looking people in the eye and kept to myself. felt like an outsider. i don't want to be humiliated. [inaudible] [applause] >> that is the piece that people are finally learning about -- that is the case that people are finally learned about, but more important is the case that happened a year later. a federal court case was filed challenging the segregated buses. the plaintiffs -- on may 11, that hearing began in 1956. the attorney, her lawyer when she was 15, and who did not win that case, but said her case [inaudible] realized that they could potentially win. claudette colvin was the star witness in the federal court case. that case had went to the supreme -- that case went to the supreme court. [inaudible

. >> i do have cool pictures, carolyn and dan. winter is here, and people are getting into the holiday spirit. i thought i would share these photos. these are christmas lights from san jose submitted by rudy o. and this is what it looks like at my house. it was submitted to you report. here is a photo. alameda lights posted on our facebook page. th is what it looked like at her house. just absolutely gorgeous. keep them coming. i want to talk about some change right now. all night we have been talking about the winds gusting and holding the temperatures up. look at the numbers. this is not a typo. it is 60 degrees at the airport in santa rosa. currently in the 50s around napa, fairfield, livermore, antioch. we originally thought we would head toward a very cold night. but here is what is happening. temperatures are being held up by the wind. it is up to 22 degrees warmer in fairfield and napa. 17 degrees higher in livermore at this hour. i want to show you a live picture and show you what it looks like from our high definition came

. >> i do have cool pictures, carolyn and dan. winter is here, and people are getting into the holiday spirit. i thought i would share these photos. these are christmas lights from san jose submitted by rudy o. and this is what it looks like at my house. it was submitted to you report. here is a photo. alameda lights posted on our facebook page. th is what it looked like at her house. just absolutely gorgeous. keep them coming. i want to talk about some change right now. all night we have been talking about the winds gusting and holding the temperatures up. look at the numbers. this is not a typo. it is 60 degrees at the airport in santa rosa. currently in the 50s around napa, fairfield, livermore, antioch. we originally thought we would head toward a very cold night. but here is what is happening. temperatures are being held up by the wind. it is up to 22 degrees warmer in fairfield and napa. 17 degrees higher in livermore at this hour. i want to show you a live picture and show you what it looks like from our high definition came

i will be back to let you know when the winds will finally drop off. carolyn, dan. >> thank you. >>> there is encouraging news tonight about a little boy shot in the head. >> he is still in bad shape, unfortunately, but his family says he is showing signs of improvement. a vigil was held for him tonight. alan wang is live at children's hospital oakland with the latest there. >> dan and carolyn, this is a traumatic brain injury. the boy is far from out of the woods. tonight's glimmer of hope raises the spirits of the community de demoralized by years of violence. >> keep praying for everybody. we appreciate all of the support. >> after holding a vigil over their son for three days, the parents who turns 2 in december stepped out from the hospital with some positive news. >> >> he tried to move his feet and arms. the voices he recognizes and you have to keep praying for us. >> the boy's father says the swelling around his son's brain has gone down too. >> the stuff he used to say to me like da-da, juice, stuff he said to me. rubbing his feet, he responds. i just have

investigators say four people connected to newark's happy wellness center live at this dan i will haveome. agents arrested a woman they claim manages the dispensary. they are searching for three others they say are also involved. investigators say operators were pocketing six figure salaries, dispensary supposed to be not for property. >>> still a couple of months away but drivers should plan ahead for a partial closure on the bay bridge. westbound traffic across the bridge will be shut down during the president's day weekend in february. but only in f the weather continues. caltrans says it needs to close the lanes to allow construction crews to work on the roadway. but if it rains, construction will be postponed until the sky is clear. b.a.r.t. and ferry boats are planning to beef up service during the three-day closure. >>> governor brown will be in san francisco this afternoon to talk about climate change in the state. he is in the city to host his governor's climate conference. governor brown is talking about extreme weather conditions around the world and how california will prep

i will be back to let you know when the winds will finally drop off. carolyn, dan. >> thank you. >>> there is encouraging news tonight about a little boy shot in the head. >> he is still in bad shape, unfortunately, but his family says he is showing signs of improvement. a vigil was held for him tonight. alan wang is live at children's hospital oakland with the latest there. >> dan and carolyn, this is a traumatic brain injury. the boy is far from out of the woods. tonight's glimmer of hope raises the spirits of the community de demoralized by years of violence. >> keep praying for everybody. we appreciate all of the support. >> after holding a vigil over their son for three days, the parents who turns 2 in december stepped out from the hospital with some positive news. >> >> he tried to move his feet and arms. the voices he recognizes and you have to keep praying for us. >> the boy's father says the swelling around his son's brain has gone down too. >> the stuff he used to say to me like da-da, juice, stuff he said to me. rubbing his feet, he responds. i just have

but on the other hand, dan, i mean, look at it. why would he make it up?ow is mike mcqueary's life better by making up this story. >> exactly. sit incumbent on the defense, then, to say why he would make it up? >> i think. i think that's the only way to convince the jury he's making it up. he's not the only witness. every one of these victims are also witnesses. they are adults now. they can talk about what happened to them when they were children. so he's -- in the sandusky case, he's more of a corroborating witness than a primary witness in the case. >> let me ask you about the ten alleged victims, many of whom are expected to testify, what kind of defense strategy can they device -- devise to deal with this onslaught? >> there's just one. mcqueary is the witness. but if you have ten victims, what you have to do is victim by victim, come up with a reason why they would make it up. it will be all about the money. most of them have civil attorneys. civil suits have not necessarily been filed yet. but that's where they're going to going. they're going to sa

so it's really fun. >> dan: they had a great time. i teach figure skating, i don't get a chance to do it very much anymore. the rink is downtown concord will be open through january 2nd and it's simulated ice. >> very impressive, dan. >> i would do a little wobble on the skates. >> warriors in action, enough about dan, let's talk about sports. >> absolutely. warriors are bouncing back nicely against the bulls. people that has best record. derek rose golden gate got greater start. golden state and warriors forced 14 first half turnovers. monta ellis had 13 points in first quarter. curvy playing a lot better. he knocked down a 3. rose begin to heat up in the second quarter. he knocked down a tre at the half. warriors led by 16. golden state is on top, 93-85. bad news, curry has re-injured his right ankle. >> former shark and ducks in the tank, san jose ties it up. with five minutes later, anaheim regains the lead. he bangs it off inside of the post and ducks hold on to beat the sharks, 3-2. >>> it would have been a blue christmas for the

. >> and you know, dan, i know you're like me, always liking to dig into the numbers. the numbers we found fascinating is what i was calling the authenticity gap. we ask'd great question, which of the candidates will say what he believes? 65% of people said they either had a great deal of good amount of belief that ron paul would say which he believes. gingrich, 52%. romney, 51%. these are republicans. this is a problem we've known for romney, do people believe him. does this speak to why we're talking about ron paul 14 days before the iowa caucuses? >> i think in part it is. although, i would add this caveat, chris. ron paul is kind of non-politician's politician. i think people recognize that. they think he's less likely to hedge his bets or, you know, to care with his words or do things like other politicians sometimes do. i think that voters, even republican voters, tend to see both romney and gingrich as more traditional politicians who are, you know, who are more likely to say what they think they need to say to try to win support. it's clear if you watch ron pau

there. >> i'm a little confused, too. >> we're sharing the wealth. >> it's not our good side, is it, dan? >> ie the way you think, ginger. we'll see you later. >> and i like that necklace, ginger. >> thank you so much. >> it's beautiful. >> all right, well, we've all heard of black friday and cybermonday, but did you know that tomorrow is green monday? that's the relatively new nickname for the second monday of december. retail experts predict online sales will hit more than $1 billion tomorrow pumped up not only by great online deals but free shipping too. and that will mean a lot of work for package delivery companies. and abc's t.j. winick is here with that story. they're expecting a big year this year. >> reporter: they certainly are. have you finished your holiday shopping? >> almost there. >> reporter: almost there. okay. well, for fedex, u.p.s. and the united states postal service, the holidays are their super bowl, their time to shine and with the rise of online shopping, it has put these services on the front lines of holiday gift giving, more this year than ever before. the greatest

>> he has a good campaign issue. >> i think you're absolutely right about that. especially when you get dant me ask each of you one more thing. i want to switch it over and talk about donald trump. the kissing of the ring, i can't resist. even here everyone is talking about. when is donald trump going to endorse, and how important is the endorsement, gloria? >> honestly, i think it's a side show. i think some may show up in the debate, but in a general election if you're a republican nominee, you don't want to be seen as being too close to donald trump, what after all is a birther and dent work well with independent voters. i think it's a reality show, right? >> i guess that's kind -- i guess that's kind of true. interesting to note, one final thing, dan. i always fund you get chris yisy out of race and makes his endrsment for mitt romney. everybody thought it would matter so much. it didn't even move the needle. >> republicans are very hungry for someone to adopt the man tell me of ronald reagan, and so far it doesn't seem like there's a reagan in the race. they might have to wait until 20

. >> my name is dan richmond. i do not have much to say, because it has been said so eloquently who this evening except for two things. one of the major deficiencies an it seems to me one of the most vital elements of an urban environment are the people in this city. i wonder if it would be possible to pull all the folks in the western part of the city', and i do not mean just soccer tariff on one side and environmentalists on -- just saw her mother's on one side and environmentalists on another. goosecondly, but children need activities, and there is a problem with obesity and all of these other factors that are absolutely important. somebody said a funny thing about kids getting out here with shovels as well. why couldn't maintenance of natural fields be implemented into the curriculum of schools? this would give children reaching people complain about how they are so disconnected from nature and the natural world, even the physical world, because they go malmo and get locked into their screens. -- they go home an

there. >> i'm a little confused, too. >> we're sharing the wealth. >> it's not our good side, is it, dan? >> i like the way you think, ginger. we'll see you later. >> i like that necklace. it's beautiful. >> thank you. >>> we all heard of black friday and cyber monday. tomorrow is green monday. that's the relatively new nickname for the second monday of december. retail experts predict that retail online sales will hit $1 billion. pumped up not only great online deals but free shipping, too. abc's t.j. winick is here with th they're expecting a big year this year. >> reporter: they certainly are. have you finished your holiday shopping. >> almost there. >> reporter: for fedex, u.p.s., and the united states postal service, the holidays are their super bowl, with their time to shine w the rise of online sales, the greatest race this time of the year it is not about bargain shopping, but getting those presents where they need to go for the holidays. >> only two weeks left until christmas. >> reporter: if you think santa and his elves have it tough, welcome to federal express where it's a nonstop

>> he has a good campaign issue. >> i think you're absolutely right about that. especially when you get dano admit that. let me ask each of you one more thing. i want to switch it over and talk about donald trump. the kissing of the ring, i can't resist. even here everyone is talking about. when is donald trump going to endorse, and how important is the endorsement, gloria? >> honestly, i think it's a side show. i think some may show up in the debate, but in a general election if you're a republican nominee, you don't want to be seen as being too close to donald trump, what after all is a birther, and that the doesn't work too well with independent voters. i think it's a reality show, right? >> i guess that's kind -- i guess that's kind of true. interesting to note, one final thing, dan. i always found it like, you get -- chris christie gets out of the race, makes his endorsement immediately for mitt romney. everybody thought it would matter so much. it didn't even move the needle. >> republicans are very hungry for someone to adopt the mantle of ronald raken, and so far it doesn't seem lik

. >> thanks dan. >> i would order up rainfall if i could. we love the lovely weather but we need rainfall.so dry. but it's very pleasant outside. live view from the high definition east bay camera in emeryville. looking west ward across the bay and bay bridge. embarcadero in san francisco. clear night. about to become a very cold night. cool already at some spots. chilly i should say. 45 in napa. 41 in novato. 53 over in antioch. 50 in livermore and 40's look south ward down to san jose and los gatos. the winds are strong in some spots. the gust over mont diablo writ now 50 miles per hour but rather modest winds over the mountain and oakland hills. a little brisk up at knoxville creek gust at 36 miles per hour and to the highlights. it's cold overnight with some valley frost in parts of the north ba bay. mild afternoon again tomorrow and little change in this pattern for the rest of the week. mild days and cool overnights. satellite image shows high pressure. large ridge of it dominant feature in our weather, jet stream knowing very far to t

. >> dan, i want to ask you about this quick standoff real quick. boehner-mcconnell.peat of earlier this year when boehner thought something and he realized the caucus wasn't prepared to think the same way, that he had to back off the at least implicit arrangement that he had with mcconnell. >> another case where we're finding out about a split between boehner and canter and boehner not wanting to exploit that. >> since we've been talking about newt gingrich's family, i will shamelessly plug something i wrote over the weekend in an interview with newt gingrich's sister, who is a gay activist. >> shamus plug for a man who has a book coming out next month called "the age of austerity." he's been prolific, too, writing up a storm and a very good poker player. >> follow me on twitter. >> that's it for the daily rundown. coming up next, jansing and company. she'll talk with jack kingston. don't miss andrea mitchell reports at 1:00. she'll have what's going on in korea and she'll also have budget analyst jack lew. bye bye. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't nee

you know, dan, i hate to break this to you, but the head of goldman sachs is not going to be your financial. i hate to say it. and you know what you're saying, you're basically saying, i'm not going to be a class because the teacher teaches because he or she cannot do. that is hogwash. do not let the perfect be the enemy of the good. you've got to man up, don and dan, both of you guys. you've got to ask some friends, ask family to do the initial homework. if not, there are a lot of organizations you can do this homework with. you want to make sure that this guy or this gal has expertise, not only in one service or product, but in a wide swath of products. you don't want a millionaire, don, you just want somebody who understands don lemon and his financial situation. >> all right. thank you very much. thank you, nicole. appreciate it. >>> and speaking of financial situations, that's part of the mission of these occupy protesters, all over the country. and this one that's happening in d.c. right now, pulling one more person off this structure with a cherry-picker. this person is not going eas

i 2 to you, dan, because rut topless expert. >> i have been deeply entrenched. >> it destroyed the whole idea of nudity. generally the people who are nude are ugly, ugly people. beautiful people know they have a commodity. why give it away free? these people are making a huge dent in the nudity stereo type. >> yes, i i just think they are trying to protest so they are no not in the human train gang. >> look at my face so that way they can't sell me. >> interesting point. >> i also think -- i imagine there is just one ukrainian guy who is dating one of them and he says, my girlfriend is crazy. she is in paris this weekend. i don't know what she is doing. >> chris, is this the way the protests should be done? occupy wall street did this. they got some good looking people. >> that's the point. the good looking and the not so good looking. occupy wall street tried something like this. i would rather see a topless woman protesting something rather than a bottomless homeless man. to me i would rather see it this way. it would draw more of my attention and more of my interest. >> i disagree wit

we brought in i-pad and a fire to dan snelson. the kindle home page looks different. >> i thought it wasn't like a bookstore but that's the metaphor you use. >> reporter: everything is on simulated wood shelves, the nod to the book story roots. inside was a full colored pc. the seven inch fire is substantially smaller than the ten inch i-pad and dan confirmed what reviewers have pointed out. it's not as fast or smooth. >> it feels like a 200-dollar tablet. >> reporter: thee books slide from page to page. on the i-pad it looks like are you turning a real page. the new york times said the fire is not as versatile as the i-pad missing a calendar, camera and any ability to video chat. they say it's good but not an i- pad killer after all and dan the it guy agrees. >> it doesn't have the fit and finish and the polish of the apple product. >> reporter: the fire's low price point make itself great for someone on a budget. you know it's hard to justify giving a 10-year-old a 500- dollar tablet. the fire is not an i-pad so you don't waste y

dan, i'll start with you. is well, i might have to jump in there. we're standing by to hear from speaker boehner. he's expected to take some questions. when he steps to that podium, a really important player in this whole process right now, we will certainly listen to him. dan, let me start with you and the president today, we're expecting to hear from him? >> reporter: that's right. this is yet another part of the overall strategy to put the pressure on house republicans to go ahead and pass this short-term extension deal that was forged in the senate and then work on a longer deal, that one-year deal later. you've seen from this white house the president coming into the briefing room to put pressure on congress. they've appealed to the public via their blog and twitter to send in what losing $40 in a paycheck would mean to you. today the president just shortly after noon will be appearing here at the white house. alongside him will be ordinary americans the white house says who will talk about what losing that

then to the secret service, i said turn the motorcade around, to a texan by the name of dan bartlett, said we need remarks written for the president. we haae about 600 people in a gymnasiim next-door. we were all business. when the president came into the room. everybody kind of gravitated to him, which is normal when he walked into the room. the first thing he said was get the f.b.i. director on the phone, we could say right here, mr. president. >> already done. you said to the president, america is at war, america is underattack? >> america is under attack. >> how did you know? did the person say to yoo specifically, the second plane has hit, we have assessed this is a terrorist attack. >> no, just what i said to you. >> i knew it wasn't a coincidence, certainly not an accident. frankly, i knew the world trade center had been attacked during the clinton administration. >> in the hallway you thought ubl. osama bin laden. did this go to the now-famous report that dr. rice had seen and others that there was a possibility that they were going to fly a plane? >> hat was contributing. we

i suggest we stop work on the boat house. it is a waste of money at this stage. >> commissioners, my name is dan murphy. i represent golden gate audubon and its 10,000 members. i have been active at lake merced, back into the 1970's. the golden gate audubon society agrees there is an urgent need for a new mou between the prc and rec and park. however, the mou before you does not meet your needs. it is far too vague. it leads to specifically identify the puc. the that should be the agency in charge of stewardship and management. the recreation and park department should continue to manage harding golf course and provide habitat restoration work done to the natural areas program. there seems little else, in terms of recreation abatements, that is in need of day to day management, or that the puc could not do. in the future, recreation activities that may require expertise could be identified, planned between the agencies and the public, and delegated as appropriate. otherwise, there is nothing that warrants and mou between the agencies. the puc should assume responsibility for all infrastructure, including

i think dan quayle was one of those. the full title of a previously only sales, or the full poem the title came from was obliviously on peace sales -- i think perry had worse marks than dan quayle. that is to line poem which i like to write because i get paid $100 a poem. [laughter] and i didn't think that was much and i look into out for which were paid, and at that time the highest paying magazine was "the new yorker" which paid $10 online. so always say you can understand why there's not a huge crowd in front of the poetry booth at the career day there. but i get $10 online economy, $100 a poem no matter what. so when i want that sort of buzz you get from working for the absolute top dollar in your field, i write a two line poem. [laughter] one of my early ones was about lloyd benson, the former texas senator when he was named secretary of treasury. it was called lloyd benson, the short history of lloyd benson's dealings with special interest groups. was the man is known for broke will -- for pro-quote quickness. in te

one-year bill would provide certainty for american employers as they begin to plan for next year. >> dan, i assume the president is going to be addressing that in his statement. how does he respond to boehner's argument? >> reporter: well, i think he'll respond this way is that everyone agrees that a one-year extension here, one-year bill is the way to go. the problem is, the white house points out, there's not enough time to get a one-year deal done. what you have on the table is a two-month temporary extension that has been approved or passed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers in the senate. so now it's just simply up for house republicans to buy on to this. i think you'll hear that message from the president. yes, everyone agrees. we need one year, but we can't get it done. let's do what we can do, and that is two months. >> all right, dan. we'll get back to you very shortly as we watch and wait for the president to deliver his own campaign regarding this issue. >>> presidential candidate rick santorum, he's saying that both sides are wrong in the fight over extending the payroll tax cut

i'm joking, dan. i love you. does this fall on the republicans as theirs to lose or are you going to get an agreement in washington? >> the president has said we're not leaving until this happens. we cannot afford literally to let 160 million people lose about 1,000 or $1500 if we get the proposal in place out of their paychecks every year. i was next to him at a dinner the other night. i said are you looking forward to getting to hawaii? he said i'm not going anywhere until this happens. he was dead serious about that. we continue the negotiations. we continue the conversation. that's where the president sits. >> where does this go? we're looking at a gridlock again and a shutdown and people are really tired of this. does this lead to something, the president saying that? >> well, we believe it must. again, this goes back to serving the needs of the american people. this isn't for our benefit. it isn't for political benefit. it is because this impacts real lives. we don't have to get to a shutdown. no one wants

i am. one officer use his baton to push me back. dan identified myself. >>darya: it turns out this wall of police moved down the street to create a wall at a different spot. >>mark: will will follow the latest as police moved in and break up occupy san francisco. we will be right back. >>mark: a quick update on the weather. we are once again coldest mornings. here is a view of the area. freezing temperatures confined mainly to here's a look at current temperatures. we will take a quick break and be right back. in >>darya: 5:25 a.m., our breaking news coverage, continuing on the occupy san francisco movement which was broken up by police this morning at justin herman plaza. on last, you can see some of the arrests that happened. about 75 protesters arrested when the police moved in at 1:30 a.m.. police gave a five minute warning saying those who did not want to get arrested needed to leave the plaza immediately. police then moved in after the five minute mark. dozens of protesters were out of the street. we are waiting to see what happens over the next hou

abc's dan harris starts us off. >> i got a job. >> reporter: across america tonight, a sound we haven't heard enough -- >> i got a job! >> reporter: at job fairs today from washington d.c., to porland, oregon. >> i'm hiring! >> reporter: the last guy is daniel mangus, who sold his family home to fund the opening of the "elevation burger" just two months ago in ryebrook, new york. it's an organic burger joint. what do you recommend? >> well, the elevation burger is our signature. i would do that. >> reporter: he hired general manager megan lighter ten days ago. you just got this job? >> it's amazing. >> reporter: and plans to open three more restaurants. this is a tough assignment for me. i want you to know that. with 75 more employees in the new year. creating jobs in this kind of environment, do you feel like you're defying gravity in some ways? >> people have been really, really grateful in some cases about being hired. if feels really good to be able to give people opportunities. it really does feel great. >> reporter: economists are particularly excited about signs that small busine