about the 442nd -- with danny -- would danny help him, and danny heard firsthand about the 442nd. his belief in the dignity of every human being. danny is known for all of the great things he has done, the physical courage he has shown, what he has done with veterans, but what drew me to him is a speech he made in 1968 at the democratic convention about civil rights, about human rights. just as my son wrote about danny, future generations will write about daniel inouye. perhaps most importantly is his dedication to country and dedication in public life, engagement in politics, being a member of congress. that can and should be the most honorable profession of all. danny made me proud to be a senator. >> let us pray. oh, lord, our god, we have been taught by the master that no greater love exists them one laid down one's life for another -- than one lay down one's life for another. let us never forget this man of quiet, gentle strength, who as a young man literally answered his master's call. for nearly half a century, senator inouye did lay down his life day after day, serving tho

that's who danny was.action movie. that valor was so rooted in a deep and abiding love of this country, and he believed, as we say in hawaii, that we're one family, and he devoted his life to making that family strong. after experiencing the horror of war himself, he felt a profound connection to those who followed. it was not unusual for him to take time out of his busy schedule to sit down with a veteran or fellow amputee, trading stories, telling jokes, two heros generations apart sharing an unspoken bond forged in battle and tempered in peace. in no small measure because of danny's service, our military is and will always remain the best in the world. we recognize our sacred obligation to give our veterans the care they deserve. of course, danny didn't always take credit for the difference he made. ever humble, one of the only landmarks that bear his name is a marine corp. mess hall in hawaii. when someone asked him how he wanted to be remembered, danny said, "i represented the people of hawaii and thi

what danny did for me, danny gave me confidence.if danny inouye believed in me, i must be worthy of something. father, i know that sounds strange but i literally mean, i bet you all of had similar experience of mine. someone who looked at and you knew was a better man and woman then you, you knew it, and they had confidence in you. i think the highest compliment a parent can give another man or woman is look at their daughters and say, or their son and say, i hope you grow up to be like that man or that woman. there's a lot of great men and women who have served here, we've had the pleasure of meeting. but all of us, all of them have some aspect of their personali personality, like i haven't everyone else does, which is not particularly admirable. but there wasn't one single attribute of danny's character that i didn't want my sons to possess. not one. there's never been another man but my father whom i've thought about in terms of my sons dan danny. maybe that's why when he passed away, the first calls i got were my sons, bo andove

what would danny inouye want us to do? today in "the washington post" there was a reference to the keynote speech that senator inouye gave in chicago and i quote, it was a period of unrest after the assassinations of senator robert kennedy and the reverend martin luther king. speaking not as a democrat but as a citizen, senator inouye described a troubling loss of faith among americans. and he said, i do not mean a loss of religious faith. i mean a loss of faith in our country and purpose of its institutions. i mean a retreat from the responsibilities of citizenship. danny kolb for americans to rebuild their trust in government, an extraordinary statement from a man whose people had suffered grave injustices at the hands of government. the article on to say that senator inouye's remarks were immediately overshadowed by events of that convention but his speech was truly remarkable, speech that drew little attention there and it's even less remembered now. my colleagues, danny speech should be required reading today, giving

that's who danny was.understood as only someone can who had them threatened. -- a story so incredible that when you actually read the accounts, you think this is -- you couldn't make this up. it's like out of an action movie. that valor was so rooted in a deep and abiding love of this country. and he believed as we say in hawaii, a single -- one family. he devoted his life toic mag that family strong. after experiencing the horror of war himself he felt a profound connection to those who followed. it wasn't unusual for him to take time of his busy schedule to sit down with a fellow veteran or fellow am amputee trading stories or jokes. two generations sharing a bond forged in battle and templed in pressure. because of danny's service our military is and will always remain the best in the world. we renice our sacred obligations to give the veterans the care they deserve. of course, danny didn't take credit for the difference he made. ever humble, one of the only landmarks that bear his name is a marine corp

what danny did for me, danny gave me confidence. if danny inouye believed in me, i must be worthy of something. i know that sounds strange, but i literally mean it. i bet you all had a similar experience in your life. someone who looked at, and you knew was a better man or woman than you. you knee -- you knew it, and they had confidence in you. i believe the highest compliment a parent can give another man or woman is to look at their daughters or son and say, "i hope you grow up to be like that man or that woman." there's a lot of great men and women have served here that we had the pleasure meeting, but all of us, all of them had some aspect of their personality like i have and everyone else does, and it's not particularly admirable, but there was not one single attribute of danny's character that i didn't want my sons to possess. not one. there's never been another man but my father who i thought about in terms of my sons. than danny. maybe that's why he passed away, the first calls i got were my sons, and my son, hunter, oversea

what danny did for me, danny gave me confidence. danny inouye believed in me, i must be worthy of something. i know that sounds strange, but i literally mean it. i bet you-all have had a similar experience in your life. someone who you looked at and you knew was a better man or woman than you. you knew it. and they had confidence in you. i think the highest compliment a parent can give another man or woman is to look at their daughters and say, or their son and say, i hope you grow up to be like that man or that woman. there's a lot of great men and women i have had the pleasure of meeting, but all of us, all of them, had some aspect of their personality like i have and everyone else does, it's not particularly admirable, but there wasn't one single attribute of danny's character that i didn't want my sons to possess. not one. there's never been another man but my father who i have thought about in terms of my sons and danny. maybe that's why when he passed away the first calls i got from my sons, beau in delaware, and my son hunter

danny will be missed terribly. but he has left his legislative acheevepls, the roads that wouldn't be built, the 34il8 tear bases that wouldn't exist, the ports and bridges and trains had he not be there to move legislation. so much more. but danny will be remembered far beyond his many tangible achievements. he will live on through the value that is he embody and spread, through the principles he stood up for and shared through his family that loved him dearly, through the people who will never forget his advocacy, for the country he sacrificed so much for. and for all of us who are better for having served with the greatest senator ever, senator daniel inouye. i yield the floor. >> mr. president before i yield the floor i have four yuan mouse consent request for peem meet i ask can these request be agreed to and printed in the record? >> without objection. >> mr. president on plaff of the over 10 million people in georgia and over 3 until america i want to pause to pay tribute and offer my condolences to the fami

that's a side of danny that danny once told his son his service to the country had been for the childrenr all of the sons and daughters who deserved to grow up in a nation that never questioned their patriotism. this is my country, he said. many of us have fought hard for the right to say that. and obviously rich shinseki described what it meant for japanese-american, but my point is when he referred to our sons and daughters he wasn't just talking about japanese-american s. he was talking about all of us. he was talking about those who serve today who might have been excluded in the past. he's talking about me. that's who danny was. for him, freedom and dignity were not abstractions. they were values that he had bled for. ideas he had sacrificed for. rights, he understood as only someone can who has had them threatened, had them taken away. the valor that earned him our nation's highest military decoration, a story so incredible that when you actually read the accounts you'd think this -- you couldn't make this up. it's like out of an action movie. that valor was so rooted in a deep and

. >> justin, can you tell danny what you've been through?ce his reaction as you're talking. >> tell danny? you serious? >> reporter: this man is trying to win back the love of his life, by talking to a horse. >> okay, danny. >> reporter: justin and lyz have been together for nine years. >> justin, look at lyz's reaction. >> but a week ago, they were barely talking to each other. >> justin will do everything except what i'm telling him i need because he doesn't think -- >> take a break, guys. >> thanks. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this is couple's counseling at relationship ranch. >> so, he identified heavily with our horse. >> reporter: nancy and lottie are marriage therapists who are convinced these gentle animals can help tame feuding couples by breaking down emotional defenses and helping heal past traumas. >> because horses are so sensitive, they can help us determine what a couple is actually really feeling. >> walk, walk. go! >> he's telling me that you don't really mean it. >> reporter: so, we came to colorado to follow this couple's l

danny photographs of the soldier's family that it just changed him, changed danny and made danny realizejust the importance of not going to war unless absolutely totally necessary and going to iraq was not necessary. i was so impressed with danny in so many different ways. when i was first here, danny was assigned to defend harrison williams, who was charged with abscam violations. right over here on the side over here. danny stood up and said that was his responsibility as a lawyer on the floor to defend senator williams. i was stunned at how -- at his presentation, danny's. it was so good. it was so thoughtful. and he spoke with such authority. sure, he's a lawyer, doing what lawyers are supposed suppo. as i said, i was just stunned. an amazing man. may be kind of a small thing, maybe something not repeated terribly often on the floor but i was stunned how good he is. other times i've dealt with him personally, matters to do with appropriations committee, matters dealing with montana, i was really honored -- you know, we have this tradition around here called secret santa where he give

there's a side of danny that -- anyway. danny once told his son that his service to this country had been for the children. for all the sons and daughters who deserved to grow up in a nation that never questioned their patriotism. this is my country, he said. many of us have fought hard for the right to say that. obviously rick described what it meant for japanese-americans, but my point is that when he referred to our sons and daughters, he wasn't just talking about japanese-americans. he was talking about all of us. he was talking about those who serve today who might have been excluded in the past. he is talking about me. that's who danny was. for him freedom and dignity were not ab strakzs. they were ideas he had bled for, ideas he had sacrificed for. rights he understood only as someone can who have had them threatened, had them taken away. the valor that earned him the highest military decoration, a story so incredible that when you actually read the accounts you think this you couldn't make this up. it's like out of

every one of those could have been a fractured skull or worse. >> danny teams up with film maker stument of a documentary focusing on urban sports called concrete circus. we tried to come up with a film that showed danny off in the best light really. >> their first challenge is to find a location. >> i was looking for old buildings, concrete. nice backdrops. >> they find that and more when they come across an abandoned iron works factory and train yard in a scottish country side. >> the locations are stunning. it's beautiful. the color is incredible. >> over the course of a grueling week, danny and stew meticulously plan out and shoot various stunts. >> i remember last time being too scared to jump this. and i kind of still am. it's horrible. >> he likes to push himself really hard, so there's a big element of danger involved in what he's doing. >> i had a lot of crashes. you know, nothing ever happens first time, that's for sure. some of it takes hours of attempt. >> but when danny nails a stunt, it seems the to defy if laws of physic. >> i would say the favorite clip is probably ju

shake shack himself, danny meyer, talks consumers and the cliff. are people still spending in this tough economic climate? plus, i-tv. will apple disrupt another media industry and what will it take to give the stock a second wind? and can red box really give netflix a run for its money? but first, our top story, of course, the fed making a change to monetary policy, linking future moves to the rate of unemployment. for more, let's bring in the man who said to have his finger on the pulse of the fed, the chief economics correspondent at "the wall street journal." john, great to have you with us. >> great to be back. >> do you think this is a good thing or bad thing? >> oh, god. i don't want to pass judgment. i think only history is going to be able to tell if it was good or bad. i think there's a risk here, though, which is, the felt's been trying to do all these things to clarify what it's trying to do, and they run the risk of confusing people even more. this is a complicated decision. they said they won't be raising interest rates before unemplo

like so many, when danny's -- with danny's untimely passing i have lost a very, very, very dear friend. in truth, every senator in the senate as an institution has lost a dear friend. we've lost one of the last institutional flames of the senate. upon reflection, the occasions i had the privilege to be with danny also represented my personal career and highlights as i look back. codels with senator ted stevens affectionately called uncle ted where danny always had steurts that said i sur-- t-shirts that said i survived codel. he took us to the russian far and any number of places of national interest where nobody else would go with as the song says "through the bushes and the brambles where a rabbit wouldn't go." danny was the personification of those who get things down the effective way, staying in the background until time to take charge and then give others credit. i will always remember his sonorous, bufondo voice advising the north koreans in north korea they should make moon jong a tourist site, not a shooting gallery. in the fast east we traveled to sakalene island where locals

it's a family tradition danny can't imagine giving up. are you ever going to quit this?ably never. i mean how can i? i will probably always plant christmas trees. >> why? >> it's been my whole life. >> reporter: cedar falls, iowa. >> i have a hard time cutting one down because there are so many that are already cut and they throw so many away. >> he's got the fake one never thought i would. when the tree a up for two months you appreciate it. >> my tree is looking a little -- little dry. >> they smell good. >>> up next your play of the day coming up. >> yeah one football fan gets an early christmas gift right from the hands of one of his favorite players. we've got the moment coming your way. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv with a total hom

that is how i looked at danny, and i told him so.characteristic way, he told me my judgment was flawed. [laughter] the truth of the matter is there is no one who was a better man. the highest compliment a man or woman can give to another man or woman is to look at them and say, to their children, to their own children, you see that man? you see that woman? there is not a single character trait they have that i do not wish for you. over 35 years ago, i told that my sons, and i meant it then, and i mean it now. i guess that is why my sons call me separately from different parts of the world when they heard about danny's passing. i knew that it was important them that they knew that he knew them. think of that pit the impo. how important it is for them to say i knew danny inouye. he knew me. it is one of the treasures of their life. danny inouye knew me. it mattered then. it matters at his passing marks the end of an era. have lost one of the greatest leaders of the greatest generation, and a man who everyone in this cathedral will miss

that is a side of danny that, anyhow.ny once told his son that his service to this country had been for the children. for all the sons and daughters who deserved to grow up in a nation that never questioned their patriotism. this is my country, he said. many of us have fought hard for the right to say that. and obviously rick shinseki described what it meant for japanese-americans. but my point is when he referred to our sons and daughters he wasn't just talking about japanese americans. he was talking about all of us. he was talking about those who serve today who might have been excluded in the past. he is talking about me. that's who danny was. for him freedom and dignity were not abstractions. they were values that he had bled for. ideas he had sacrificed for. rights he understood as only someone can who has had them threatened. had them taken away. the valor that earned him our nation's highest military decoration. a story so incredible that when you actually read the accounts, you think, this you couldn't make this

danny departure marks the end of panera.helped to shape the world and it might view danny may have been the most unique, whole, robert e. bourse all could have been talking about daniel inouye men the world fear and throws down the gauntlet, to compromise with debt danny was a heroic figure. so many have referenced today and all that has been written about danny since he passed. he had overcome prejudice over japanese americans as well as the right to fight for the country he loved. and he showed such extraordinary bell year and heroes them he was awarded the medal of honor. but i think his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. i don't know anybody else i could say that of. his physical courage was matched by his moral courage. danny demonstrated neither prejudice at home know enable its abroad would keep him from accomplishing his goal about was about defending his country or making his country a better place. always a better place. he tackle the problem at home and the comments made in the rotunda and here tod

they would see the same movie where danny and i saw and oh, shit, sorry.and i think is about a year later, about a year later we found out they were still in. and i just remember thinking to myself that doesn't seem right. and so i was in a band at the time, and i did go back to school. if not develop damien himself, then at least to do something. i really couldn't believe something like that could happen. i never could believe it would have been. >> dana, i know you worked in music. you put together are you part of putting together a benefit album that had a bunch of people on a? >> yet, at the time i was managing a band called the super suckers. i went on the radio and i basically reached out. i figured, to me it seemed like such a natural music related issue, or cause that i soon to be something like that in the works. site called them a. i got in touch with them, just volunteering the super suckers to be on, do whatever they needed to get done. it turns out there was nothing being done at the time. and it was a weird time. it was the first movie just c

danny has but hit harder than most.t at least $300,000 worth of trees. >> this tree is a seed ling we planted this spring. this will be a 2-year-old. this will be a 4-year-old. >> reporter: the punishing drought hit iowa christmas tree farmers mostly hard. about 20% of all sales nationally are made at farms like this. the iowa christmas tree growers sew yags polled its members and found individual farmers lost anywhere from 50% to 100% of new plantings. danny moulds' father is president of the association. >> and already in some cases like danny's farm and some of the others, they have lost two and three years of trees. they can't make that up. that may be just enough to convince some of these farmers to give it up. >> reporter: probably not danny. when he bought his own farm six years ago, his father didn't want him to grow christmas trees. >> did you want your son to grow a christmas tree farm? >> no. no way, shape, or form did he want me to grow trees. >> i told him to get on and forget about the trees. >> reporter:

bruce leshaun and his little brother danny are able to enjoy their new sport because of a grant given to the family by our military kids. since 2004, our military kids has been helping military families nationwide pay for youth sports, fine arts activity and tutoring programs in order to nurture young kids during difficult times of a parent's deployment or rehabilitation. last april, the boy ales father, army staff sergeant was severely injured while serving in afghanistan. alejandro was on his fourth middle east deployment as part of the 82nd airborne unit. while is company was station the near kandahar, alejandro, on foot patrol, stepped on a roadside bomb. the explosion cost the soldier both hills legs. since the accident, he and his family vp been living at walter

danny has worked on more shows than just this one. >> he certainly has. "roseanne" and i was curious about getting inside the head of a combi writer. one thing he really does is give great tribute to the creators of "modern family" and he speaks about their genius in creating the show because he came on afterwards. but worked on many things, has an extraordinary mind and an extraordinary wit and i have to talk to you about his love of twitter. >> exactly, he mentioned he tweets a lot. i love to tweet. i'm very active on twitter. should i follow him? >> you have to follow @dannyzuker. the thing he wrote about his son. my son has the report card of a much better athlete. don't you like that one? >> it would be funny to see what goes on in his life. that's what makes this show great. we love laughing at ourselves and the average and everyday stuff that we do. that's where the collaboration comes in. you get everybody's real-life events in their life and so funny to laugh. >> one of things he said, cam, was a clown at some point in his life. he used that. he

danny goes what are the bells for? he goes to stop your cries.s i'm not going to cry, santa, are you going to cry? he goes i'm crying on inside. so now we're super bummed out. and then i think this is all a ploy, because when the guy goes one, two, three and takes the picture, we took the picture, and as we walked out, he's the best professional santa ever because you'll see what his face is on one, two, three. >> jimmy: should i show this now? one, two, and then there's three. >> yeah! it was the most amazing thing. he went from like slumped over to like -- >> jimmy: you resurrected him. >> exactly. as soon as we took the picture, we walked away and he like shut down again. >> jimmy: it's pathetic. so i have a gift for you. besides the reindeer. and i wanted to give it the you on the show. you know how you wanted to tweet, you wanted to start tweeting under your name? >> because i'm 92 years old. i'm like what's all this tweeting about? >> jimmy: unfortunately, someone took your name and was tweeting -- >> doing a very good job for me. >> jimmy:

so, when we go back, we can notate that 114 final, aka, danny boy.e up with any type of hit list or anything or any type of gang activity with that game, we'll know exactly who it is. i've had lieutenants come in here and ask me certain nicknames, do i know who it is? i keep a note pad on me and i can flip it up, look over at danny boy, write his cc number down, his actual name and where he was housed at. points past, they could go through control, look up a cc number and find his proper housing, and we do that all the time. so, just something small like this is vital for us. that's a kite right here, everything written on this side, but right there is "danny boy," 4 donner 44. what's your stance on it, are you affiliated? >> well, yeah. >> you are affiliated? >> yeah. >> and who are you affiliated with? >> well, to be honest with you, just about any white in here that will stand with me. >> okay. >> all right? >> all right. so, when you go to your cell, you're going to find some paperwork. we went through everything and we found those kites. it wasn

danny inouye was more calm. but they formed this remarkable friendship based on shared history going back to world war ii, probably some sense of shared destiny in the sense they were both from the two last states to join the union, not part of the continental united states, came as the first senators and were here so long but really what united them is an enormous dedication to america, patriotism. and when i said that dan inouye's leag is in connecticut and -- legacy is in connecticut and probably most every other state, i could go around the state and i'm thinking of the years and years danny was the chairman of the appropriations committee and the defense appropriations committee. there wasn't anything that we were able to do for connecticut in that time he didn't support. protecting long island sound, the connecticut river, improving our transportation stems systems, making grants to our schools, colleges, and universities, support of the defense industries in connecticut, which have meant so much to the de

it really is ridiculous. >> reporter: danny knobler admits it's a tough call. >> we're asked to make a decision. should these guys be in the hall of fame right now? there may be a time we're ready to do it. >> reporter: those elected and those deneed will be announced january 9. >> jarvis: coming up, she's a rapper in afghanistan. and a target for the taliban. >> jarvis: stage performances by women are definitely not appreciated in afghanistan where the group human rights watch said last week that advances for women are at risk as the draw-down of international troops continues. kelly cobiella has the story of one young woman who supports her family by challenging social convention at great personal risk. >> reporter: by day, in her family's modest mud home, sosan firooz is a typical young afghan woman, but by night, this 23-year-old is busy making history as afghanistan's first female rapper performing in front of men in western clothes, without a head scarf. in this conservative country, it's not just unusual. it's revolutionary. do you think you're a rebel? >> ( translated ): ever

danny inouye was more calm. but they formed this remarkable friendship based on shared history, going back to wowar ii. ably some sense of shared destiny in the sense they were both from the two last states to join the union, not part of the continental united states, as the first senators and were here so long, but really what united them is an enormous dedication to america. patriotism. and i said that dan inouye's legacy is in connecticut and probably most every other state. i could just go around the state and i'm thinking particularly of the years and years that danny was the chairman of the appropriations committee, and the defense appropriations committee there wasn't anything that we were able to do for connecticut in that time that he didn't support. protecting long island sound. the connecticut river. and improving our transportation systems. making grants to schools and colleges and universities, support of the defense industries in connecticut, which have meant so much to the defense of our kin true

they're out on a bike route in hollywood and they are up on the stage and about to freestyle with danny want everyone to know this is -- and you're welcome. >> also makes it clear, she's not prepared anything and this was completely sprung on her. >> you don't know whether she's going to kill it or -- ♪ i say one thing young street danny dropping a beat ♪ ♪ it's on friday and i'm like, hey, what's tonight ♪ ♪ at the viper room, i already said that i know because i'm you ♪ ♪ and i don't need to prove because it's already all right when it's me ♪ ♪ and i know you're down with the community people yes ♪ >> you got to say, a pretty mean beat box. when the band chimes in with their instruments, starts to sound pretty good. she's not from 8 mile. >> i think she's killing it. ♪ girls, i'm faking it, making it rhyme again and again ♪ i got to keep going because i don't have time ♪ >> we searched youtube, got a lot of rapping clips. if her acting career flops, which i doubt it will, maybe she can start the rap gain. >> get tattoos. all those street tattoos. >> yeah. >> give it up! [ cheers and a

with their efforts, little champions like braun and danny get to enjoy. >> you get to play dodge ball can't rest. you can't rest ever because, then you are not a champion. champions don't rest. >> it's great. okay. joining us now executive director linda davidson. good morning. >> good morning. >> and greg o'brien, communication specialist with the organization, our military kids. you know, thank you. >> thank you. >> again, we wanted to thank all of the viewers. i mean, every one of these ornaments came from a viewer. all these hand made. we appreciate it. we have a few toys that we collected recently. those will go with the tree as well. thank you all for coming in. we appreciate it. >> happy holidays. >> happy holidays to you and your viewers. >> very, very nice. >> yes, indeed, it was. >> happy to be a part of that. >>> and we are all a part of this crazy weather here today. not exactly christmas weather. it is what it is. >> yes. the cold will get you in the mood. >> when you are shopping. >> fireplace, bundle up. >> yes. >> you know what, we have some bundle up weather for you t

. >> actor danny glover takes part in a pray for peace. >>> and a lesser known draw to san francisco'son square and we'll introduce you to a doorman that you may already know who he is. he is an icon for the holidays in the city. . >>> one man is dead and another wounded following a shooting in oakland last night. it happened just after 6:00 on 32nd street near chestnut. when officers arrive they had found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. police say the wounded man is in critical, but stable condition and their name ofs have not been released. >>> following the mass shooting in connecticut, ann rubin explains that they want faith communities to lead the charge to end gun violence. >> reporter: inside the 3rd baptist church in san francisco, what began as a prayer for peace quickly turned into a call for action. >> we just need more safety. >> church members say the connecticut shooting has drawn attention to a problem that they deal with daily. gun violence. >> it's happening right now and it's come on, it's time to stop all of this. >> reporter: and so after this sunday's servic

danny woodhead scores standing up. game tied now. the game has momentum now, right? crabtree grabs the pass from colin kaepernick and goes 38 yards for the score. that is it for new england. san fran holds up the pats, 31-24. >>> big drama in overtime. ben roethlisberger's pass gets picked off by brandon karr. he gets all the way down to the 1 yard line and that sets up dan bailey's 21-yard field goal. cowboys rally to beat the steelers, 27-24. dallas now in a three-way tie for first in the nfc with the giants and redskins. >>> and he is off. the vikings' adrian peterson goes up the middle for an 82-yard touchdown against the rams. the rams' danny amendola catches a pass and spikes the ball and look out. freak accident. this guy actually has to be taken off the field. vikings silence the rams, 36-22. >>> more news coming up in two minutes on this monday morning. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." [ elizabeth ] i like to drink orange juice but the acidic levels in some foods can cause acid erosion. the enamel starts to wear down, and you c

seth doane follows danny goldfield who's answering this question with a bus pass. >> so far i have photographed children from 169 countries. i have 24 more. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. president obama dug in his heels today insisting on tax revenues for higher income earners but at a hint of compromise he said he would consider lowering tax breaks again next year. mr. obama wants to raise taxes on individuals who make more than $200,000 a year and on couples making more than $250. he said this today. the way to recovery. bill whitaker reports from california. schools close as the flu bug spreads. elaine quijano reports on where the virus is woshs and how efgtd the vaccine can be. and what city in america. >> raise revenues that are sufficient to balance with >> the issues is that we are going to have to raise revenues that are sufficient to balance with very you have to cuts that we've already made and we're going to have to see the rates on the top 2% go up and we're not going to be able to get a deal without it. >> pel

, desk drawer, and read it and danny was instrumental in saying, let's do this. let's just do this. but, again, it was me working with some african american actors and i actually had it vetted by august wilson, read it and checked it out for me and there's another fellow who wrote soldier's story, charles fuller, took a look at it for me. i wanted to make sure my bases were covered. but this new play, what i did was, i feel comfortable writing the characters, but you are never sure. one thing that happened was steven anthony jones helped me a great deal with the african american character. we took it to sundance and what happens when you go to sundance is you bring some actors and some are given to you. i hadn't worked with the actors who we teamed up with at sundance, both excellent actors but people we didn't know so we didn't have a working relationship. there were moments where we worked where i could tell that the fellow, in particular, wasn't happy with his character because i had him standing there while the african american character went on and on. final

tony rodriguez, danny campbell. and if you'd like to speak on this item, you can fill out a card as well. >>> mark said to go first. so, mike [speaker not understood] construction trades council. you have a crowd waiting on the next item. we're excited by this project. it is dramatic from a distance yet at the same time pays close attention to the street. you've heard how close attention they're paying to the ties adjacent to oscar park. we are excited also because it contributes in a virginia vet right of ways to the transbay transit district both directly through the fees the project sponsor just showed you, but also in fulfilling its goal of residential density, close to transit. * variety we consider it [speaker not understood] to the economic [speaker not understood] of the city. although work is good for us right now, we'd like it frankly to continue that way. so, we ask you to approve the project. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> excuse me, for those of you standing in front of the doorways,

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so danny, i will tell you one thing. you have alaskans, especially my people, my wife, my children, and my grandchildren, that thank you for the efforts you put forth to take the aboriginal people and bring them into the mainstream of life with the help of senator ted stevens system of god bless you, danny. senator for hawaii. and third senator for the state of skea. and i yield back. ms. hanabusa: i yield such time as she may consume to my friend from california, congresswoman matsui. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. matsui: thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to thank my friend the gentlelady from hawaii for organizing this time for all of taos honor daniel inouye. it's with heavy heart i rise here today in support of this resolution honoring the late senator inouye. on december 17, our country lost a beloved leader, an american hero, and a man i was honored to call my friend. rising to become the most senior member of the united states senate, senator inouye will be remembere

bruce leshaun and his little brother danny are able to enjoy their new sport because of a grant givento the family by our military kids. since 2004, our military kids has been helping military families nationwide pay for youth sports, fine arts activity and tutoring programs in order to nurture young kids during difficult times of a parent's deployment or rehabilitation. last april, the boy ales father, army staff sergeant was severely injured while serving in afghanistan. alejandro was on his fourth middle east deployment as part of the 82nd airborne unit. while is company was station the near kandahar, alejandro, on foot patrol, stepped on a roadside bomb. the explosion cost the soldier both hills legs. since the accident, he and his family vp been living at walter reed. hills wife, ann marie says that the boxing less sons have been great. >> it's great to get them out away from the hospital to do something. and my children have adhd and it's good to help them focus on something. >> the deployment is tough, they are financially stretched, cannot afford to pay for things like sport a

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. >>> after an activist danny glover, many people who attended the service say there has been too much violence in the past year. >>> many are expected to walk off the job this morning. close to 5,000 nurses plan to hold a one day strike. >>> nurses at sutter health are at odds over staffing levels and sick days. >>> the so called fiscal cliff is a few days away and there is no deal in sight. president barack obama is in hawaii for christmas, meanwhile house speaker house speaker john boehner is also on vacation. before vacation they each made one last pitch. >> we have a tax hike on middle- class americans... >> it would still be ready as far as the eye can see and it would hurt jobs. >> if we go over the fiscal cliff, most americans will see higher taxes and most will feel the sting of harsh budget cuts. >>> holiday vandals hit a church in orange county, what has police launching an investigation . >>> coming up, alex savage would be live with more on a police investigation and it turned into a much bigger situation. >>> police say it happened near a catholic church. was swastikas --

danny says i know what's right.s is all set up for you because the gift messages are ready preprogrammed you can add or customize and you want but the fact that there is a chocolate bark this is the extra bonus at the end of the day. it is a >>guest: extra special and looks like you have given it some thought and no offense to you but i continue my husband console a couple days before christmas and ease corn to say to me i need to get something for someone as must have a miracle cure but i do have it now. this is the kind of thing you buy two sets of because the chocolate will last a year if the stored properly. you to it for holidays are come january, february or may you absolutely o.k. to pull it out and use it for birthday or other holiday time. 13 one says have havea happy and it has all holidays listed is superfund and and it just pops friday in so easily. >>host: is a gift card inside you then put either cash gift card and here we have someone a little deaf or $5 bill and remember you have $5 chocolate are in

no word on when guns will move back into the store in danny ferr --- danbury, connecticut. any new developments we will pass along. back to you. >> thank you. the community of newtown connecticut, takes another step toward healing after friday's deadly shooting. all the town's schools will reopen today except for sandy hook elementary. >> loved ones preparing to say goodbye to another young victim's. 6-year-old jessica. tom roussey has more from the funerals held monday for two other children. >> these students came to sing a song about keeping faith in troubled times. they also came to shed some tears. two of them go to newtown middle school where students whose brothers and sisters were killed. >> just thinking about them and their families. it is horrible. >> the first funerals, hundreds gathered to remember jack pinto known for his love of the new york giants. >> we are coming together as teammates. >> noah pozner's funeral was held in nearby fairfield. whenever his mother told him that she loved him, he replied not as much as meatpacker mom. those boys were six years o

the run by danny woodhead. colin kaepernick is the quarterback of now. he finds michael crabtree.amazing game, 38-41. colin kaepernick is the first to throw fur touchdown ins a game for a long time. the pass is incomplete. 9ers take over, tack on a field goal. they would win 41-34. they improved it. 10, 3, and one and here is what the coaches had to say after the game. >> great victory. really loved the way the team sucked it up so many times. >> we didn't play well. >> it's a huge task. it's a huge challenge. you know. this environment. in december. >> in december, how about referring to the fact that new england had won 20 straight home games in december, but the 49ers end that streak tonight. up next, seattle kept place with the 49ers. russel wilson came the first ever. -- with a 50-73 drubbing. the 9ers, if they beat seattle the clinch the division. meantime, the raiders trying to stop a six game losing streak. 51,446 die hards at the coliseum. sebastian file field goals on the day. as the raiders held the chiefs to just ten yards rushing, 119 total yards. the chiefs failed to

. >> danny is attaching a mustache to her car. had matching ones on the dash boardth her finger and her wrist. danielle is a driver for lift. ride sharing svice that bills as your friend with a car. >> nice to meet you. thanks very much. >>reporter: every ride starts with a fist bump at the end the mobile app asks for did nation to help the driver. its side car intended to help car owner to earn money on the side. the co-founder sees it this way. >> this is about community members who have extra seats in the car sharing those with people who need a ride. helps drivers cut the cost of owning an automobile. >>reporter: state regulators saw something different. >> we regard these operators as essentially the same as limousine company. drivers for hire. >>reporter: without the proper license. so california public utility commission slapped lift and side car with 20,000 dollar fines. >> we do believe they are operating outside the law right now. they don't have proper insurance. draivrs are not properly screened. so we do have concerns