. >> he knows more words than don king? >> this is true. kareem and i were on streetcar in san francisco. we were getting an award. we were riding around. i said, tell me something about the great walls of china? he said did you know how the quarry was built? you had to deal with it. >> my reaction was swift, aggressive, and negative. i saw that tape. we put out a statement that said he needed to clean up and fix it. quite honestly, i was left with the impression that it was not the first time in his life he did use that word. that calls into question a host of other issues. the team tried to deal with it. he suddenly had to go away. it was never really clear. they were just trying to get him out of town. out of the situation.

. >> he knows more words than don king? >> this is true. kareem and i were on streetcar in san francisco. we were getting an award. we were riding around. i said, tell me something about the great walls of china? he said did you know how the quarry was built? you had to deal with it. >> my reaction was swift, aggressive, and negative. i saw that tape. we put out a statement that said he needed to clean up and fix it. quite honestly, i was left with the impression that it was not the first time in his life he did use that word. that calls into question a host of other issues. the team tried to deal with it. he suddenly had to go away. it was never really clear. they were just trying to get him out of town. out of the situation. philly, michael irvin always loved playing in philadelphia. our fans are passionate. it is not an overreaction kind of town. there was a lot of reaction to that. it was a very negative reaction. i have some thoughts about how it was handled. whether it was handled properly. the season started and there wasn't much. he

don king knows it. his friend, who i go to fights with with al. and they all know it.is thing now is causing a lot of problems and it's problems that are not going to be solved very easily. people are getting killed and it's got to stop. >> how many times have we heard him invoke martin luther king, junior's name? alveda king says she was raised by civil rights leaders. there is a big difference between her and reverend al. listen to this. >> raised by the brother of martin luther king, junior, and my mother, naomi, and my grand daddy, martin luther king's dad, and so i know very clearly if my uncle were here todhave to guesd say or read because he was a baptist preacher, and i went to church and sat and heard his sermons. i marched and went to jail during that movement. so there is a scripture in roman, chapter 13 that says: people of goodwill don't have to be afraid of the law and who wants to live in a community or a society without laws and rules? >> there you go. donald, earlier you were talking about al sharpton and wherever he goes, trouble seems to follow. when

miss king is going to sing it. don her. >> buck owens, you know, grew up working alongside hispanics in the fields and his music has sort of a rockabilly sensitivity but also a hispanic/latino sound to it. ♪ so you found your prince charming was just a dream ♪ >> i think buck owens was a very innovative singer that, with his sound burst on the scene in the mid'60s when country music need to be shaken up a little bit. buck grew up very poor. when he was growing up, his dad would always talk about "the man." the man was the guy that ran the labor camp or the farmer, whatever. it was always us against the man, and it was a hard scrabble, tough life. later on when buck became an entertainer, i think the record companies became the man. i think the best way to explain the bakersfield sound was at the time it came out, nashville was putting out music that was very syrup pi, lots of instruments, lots of strings, lots of background singers. ♪ i fall to pieces >> they were trying to go the cosmopolitan kind of smooth country ro

donning his trademark khakis. harbaugh walked out to a king's welcome. he was so tickled.he could barely wait until halftime to address michigan fans. cal swimmer and four-time olympic gold medalist missy franklin. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >> worst timing ever? the prankster that danced behind these cops. not a good idea. >> what's wrong with you. >> and then unsportsmanlike conduct. >> he hit a west virginia player. >> and he does it again. >>> plus, sofia vergara engaged. check out that rock. and where we found the couple today. >> congratulations, guys. >> preparing for new year's eve. >> 3, 2, 1. >> but are protesters planning to crash the world's wildest party. >>> plus -- >> will you go to prom with me. >> how ben stiller and the late robin williams. >> hey, this is my man skyler. >> he

king don: thank you very much, mr. -- mr. kingston: thank you very much, mr. chairman. and i thank you for your leadership and friendship over the years and capable staff as well. mr. speaker, i congratulate you on your retirement as well and wish you the best. . i came to washington to cut the spending and that's why i'm supporting this bill today. this spending level is below last year's when you combine the emergency spending with outlays, this is lower than last year. and it's a lot lower than the year before. and so if you want to hold the line on spending, this is a good vote for you. but the second part of it is the calvary is coming and next year there will be more cuts and should be more cuts. this bill holds the line on obamacare, which is something that we all have fought for. virtually all republicans fought to repeal obamacare and to end the president's amnesty program. no one is backing away from those objectives. there may be a debate on the strategy, but this bill makes sure that those debates will happen and that those votes will happen. again, mr. spea

donning his trademark khakis. >> reporter:harbaugh walked out to a king's welcome. he was so tickled.he could barely wait until halftime to address michigan fans. >> reporter:harbaugh did a great job quickly turning stanford and the niners into winning teams. it'll be a tough act to repeat in michigan who plays in a strong big ten east >> reporter:the niners are going to have a tough time replecating the success they had immediately after they signed jim harbaugh. >> reporter:but they're starting their search close to home. >> reporter:niners defensive coordinator interview for the head coaching position. >> reporter:the rumor mill has the seahawks defensive coordinator dan quinn as candidate number two, to be interviewed after the seattle's season ends. >> reporter:the detroit lions got a nice shot in the arm today from the n-f-l. na-dom-ican-sue had been suspended for sunday's playoff game against the cowboys. >> reporter:after league officials thought the 300 pound defensive tackle intenionally stomped on packers quarterback aaron rodgers. >> reporter:that wouldn't have been the fi

king don: thank you very much, mr. -- mr. kingston: thank you very much, mr. chairman. and i thank you for your leadership and friendship over the years and capable staff as well. mr. speaker, i congratulate you on your retirement as well and wish you the best. . i came to washington to cut the spending and that's why i'm supporting this bill today. this spending level is below last year's when you combine the emergency spending with outlays, this is lower than last year. and it's a lot lower than the year before. and so if you want to hold the line on spending, this is a good vote for you. but the second part of it is the calvary is coming and next year there will be more cuts and should be more cuts. this bill holds the line on obamacare, which is something that we all have fought for. virtually all republicans fought to repeal obamacare and to end the president's amnesty program. no one is backing away from those objectives. there may be a debate on the strategy, but this bill makes sure that those debates will happen and that those votes will happen. again, mr. spea

lakers joining fellow nba players in protesting donning tshorts with the words i can't breathe on them during warm ups before the game against the kingsas for the game, the lakers held off sacramento for 98-95 victory. >>> listen to this, jn knohnny manziel is going to make his first start in sunday's game against the bengals. this comes after a dismal loss with brian hoyer. han zel who must lead cleveland to a win in the team's final home game in order to remain in the playoff contention is expected to speak to the media today. we'll see what he has to say. cam newton suffer add broken back after a car crash yesterday afternoon near the panthers staid jum. look at these images. so sad to see this. the team says the he is in fair condition. he is expected to be released today. so thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family. this was all over social media yesterday with these images popping up. >> the roof collapsed and especially on the passenger side. he's lucky no one else was in the car with him because they would have been in serious trouble because of the way it crunched down like that. >> great hospitals in that region so

new york's empire state building is even in the colors of the united king come's flag in honor of the couple. don cbs news. >> those are the first u.s. visit for the royal couple. they traveled to california in 2011 and william made a visit to tennessee this past may to attend a wedding. >>> futures trading points to a lower opening on wall street this morning after another big session on friday. >> yeah, jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has all the latest. good morning. >> good morning frank and michelle. stocks opened this week in record territory as strong jobs report on friday sent the s&p and the dow to their seventh straight week of gains. the dow jumped 59 points almost hitting that 18,000 mark. the nasdaq rose 11. >>> well, the cost of gas just keeps on going down. polices at the -- prices at the pump have fallen for 74 sec tv days. -- consecutive days. aaa estimates that americans are saving nearly $350 million a day compared to highs earlier this year. prices could drop another 15 cents by the end of 2014. in san francisco, you are paying a bit more than the national average. about $3.1

. >> you know, despite don's best efforts he never really answered that question, to martin luther king, jr.'s niece, on this. she thinks al sharpton is helpful or hurtful on just that, alveda. what do you think? >> reverend sharpton is very good at going into a community and agitating it and stirring it up. however, the solutions actually-up more important than the kind of agitation. some people think that the violence and agitation is. in but we accomplished so much with peaceful demonstrations, in the 20th century, in the '60s, '50s and '60s so i think -- i always am an advocate of the nonviolent tactics rather than the, burn, baby, burn, or no justice, no peace. >> thinking of your dad, your house was bombed, i was thinking of your uncle, dr. martin luther king, martin luther king, his house bombed, and yet -- maybe missed it in their write little or speeches or sermons, they never went after or particularly targeted law enforcement officials. even those who were racist at the time and then clearly were gunning for them. very, very different today, obviously. but today it's just the

don dahler on a devastating storm hitting the northeast. >> this haebt worst, i think, since surcane sandy. >> mark phillips on king james day. king james meets future king william in kings county. and jim axelrod with the christmas light that's been shining for half a century. ♪ route ofl with

the warmups to last night's game against the kings, kobe bryant and nearly every other los angeles laker donnedrt bearing the phrase "i can't breathe." the remps to eric garner's last words. lebron james wore the same message monday night and the players from the st. louis rams putting their hands up in support of michael brown, the unarmed african-american teenager killed by white police officer darren wilson just a few weeks ago. i'm joined by the co-founder of hands up united torrey russell. >> thanks for having me. >> you guys have been protesting in the streets and you have been talking. >> yes. >> anything concrete changing? >> i think we're changing the minds and the hearts of the people. people are awake, seeing how the system is pressing out and how racially biased it is. you can tell from just the response we're getting. 118 days later, after the mike brown protests originally -- >> what kind of protests are you talking about? >> we went to the white house, that validate what we're talking about, president obama invited us to the white house. i don't know any other movement by young b

don dahler on a devastating storm hitting the northeast. >> this haebt worst, i think, since surcane sandy. >> mark phillips on king james day. king james meets future king william in kings county. and jim axelrod with the christmas light that's been shining for half a century. ♪ route ofl with your nose so bright, won't you guide my sleigh tonight ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the senate intelligence committee laid it all out for the world to see-- an accounting of the c.i.a.'s extreme interrogation of terror suspects after 9/11. today, the panel, controlled by democrats, released the results of a six-year investigation that found the agency misled the president and congress. the report concluded that better intelligence could have been obtained by more humane methods. we'll begin tonight with nancy cordes. >> a 500-page executive summary. >> reporter: in a one-hour speech, senate intelligence chairman dianne feinstein laid out her case, that the c.i.a.'s interrogation program after 9/11 was far more brutal than the agency claimed. >> interrogators an

don dahler on a devastating storm hitting the northeast. >> this has been the worst, i think, since hurricane sandy. >> pelley: mark phillips on king james. king james meets future king william in kings county. and jim axelrod with the christmas light that's been shining for half a century. ♪ rudolph with your nose so bright, won't you guide my

king, labron james. today the royal couple has another busy day ahead of them. donion has more now for us from new york. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge head court court side at the cleveland cavaliers game. royal couple on hands to celebrate new partner slip with the nba to highlight wildlife conservation. fans couldn't be more excited. >> we just love the whole family, and we just -- they're great kids. we wanted to support them. >> the sister showed up to the game wearing tee allari's. >> we just wanted to see them in person. it is sort of like a once-in-a-lifetime thing. >> music royalty also turned out to meet british royalty, bee ankles a, jay-z, mingled with will and kate. so did basketball royalty, labron james presented the cup well jersies? the day's genitals brings the royals to lower manhattan where they will visit the national september 11 memorial and museum. sixty-seven british citizens were among those who were killed on 9/11, this evening, the royals attend a black tie fundraiser for their alma matter the university of st. andrews. >> they just

king but labron james. today the royal couple is another busy day ahead of themment don champion more from new york. >> gawknd dutchess held court court side at monday night brooks lynn nets and cleveland cavalier game. royal couple on land to celebrate new partnership with the nba to highlight wildlife conservation, fans, couldn't be more excited. >> we just love the whole family, and we just -- they're great kids. we want to support them. >> these sisters showed up to the game wearing crowns, royal watchers since they were children. >> and we just wanted to see them in person, sort every like a once-in-a-lifetime. >> music royalty also turned out to meet british royalty, beyonce, jay-z, mingled with will and kate. >> and so did basketball royalty. labron james presented the cup well jerseys. >> today's agenda bridges the royals to lower manhattan, where they will visit the national september 11 memorial, and museum. >> sixty-seven british citizens, were among those killed on 9/11, this evening, the royals attends black tie fundraiser for their alma matter the university of st. andrews. >> they just ooze n

even burger king stock up 40% and 50% year to date. they seem to be doing just fine. does donneed to go. >> here is what i would tell you. i think the smaller brands are being a lot more innovative on their menu because they can source the product for a smaller set of restaurants. mcdonald's is too large. they can't be that innovative with something like a pretzel bun. they can't source that much product for their restaurants to be innovative. i think the smaller peers are taking advantage of their size to source products that are a little more difficult to get and being more innovative on their menu and doing limited time offers that mcdonald's can't do. >> talking about innovation at mcdonald's. the expansion of the customized sandwich. i don't know whether this is a game changer. the only thing i can think of is it will take jobs away. >> i don't think it is a game changer. i think it's an interesting nice to have for the consumer to be able to customize your sandwiches. i think it maybe brings them up to parwith some of their peers. but i don't know it will take a lot of s

don don't forget right now kinder morgan is probably the smarter and safer way to play energy. let me give you the bottom line. despite the massive decline in oil, kingess than 2.0. i think it deserves to go higher maybe much higher especially with the $2 share coming in next year -- stop worrying, start buying. johnny in maryland. >> caller: boo yeah jim. >> go ravens. >> caller: thank you i want to say condolences to you and your family on the loss of your father. he was a great american and i'm sure he was really proud of you. >> i had a lot of great condolences from nice people. thank you. >> caller: your welcome. i got a question about world dutch. i've earned it about a year, you think it is time to start adding more to my position. >> we talk about this constantly, my coportfolio management we like them very much but i think you could trade to 64. 64 would be the level i would buy more not here. i don't think it will help our bases enough and the stock has a couple points down side. 64 is the level. bob, hey what's up. >> caller: hey my question is, cal co is it time to pick 134 of that up? co conoco. >> the problem is, this stock, it's at 69.

so we made them king and queen of monaco, so none of them have never been out of the city. >> i want to talk to your mentor, too, willie. i got the bishop, donch of drums. that is what is happening. this is the part where we walk away from the cameras like we had a plan the whole time. >>> i'm anderson cooper live in i have a cold theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. oh, what a relief it is. here we go! ensure active heart health. i maximize good stuff, like my potassium and phytosterols which may help lower cholesterol. new ensure active heart health supports your heart and body so you stay active and strong. ensure, take life in. into one you'll never forget. earn triple points when you book with the expedia app. expedia plus rewards. i'm hanging out with don, he is the drill master for the marching cobras here in kansas city, what exactly are the marching cobras? you're about the find out. [ whistle blowing ] >> all right. you guys are amazing. but where is the sheet music? >> they don't read music. >> i guess if you n

britain's future king and queen royals of a different sort, you might say, in new york city last night. >> prince william and his wife kate capped a whirlwind kay with a night out. donhampion more now from new york. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge held court, court side, monday night's brooklyn nets and cleveland cavaliers game. the royal couple was on hands to celebrate their new partnership with the nba to highlight wildlife conservation. fans couldn't be more excited. >> we just lover the whole family, they're great kids. >> wearing tiara's, been royal watchers since they were children. >> and we just wanted to see them in person. it is sort of like a once-in-a-lifetime. >> music royalty also turns out to meet british royalty, beyonce, and jay-z, mingled with will and kate. >> and so did basketball royalty, labron james presented the couples with jersey's. >> bridges the royals here to lower manhattan, will visit the memorial and museum. sixty-seven british citizens among those killed on 9/11, this evening the royals attend black tie fundraiser for their alma moth err the university of saint andrew. >> they just ooze nice ness, both of them. >> where ever th