. >> dancer, prancer, blitzen, dasher, cupid, donner, rudolph, and...oh, no! um...like, snowy...uh... >> dasher, donner, blitzen, vixen, rudolph...comet, cupid... uh... >> rudolph is definitely one. >> prancer...what else? dancer, juan. >> ok, so, there's dancer and prancer and comet and vixen and... rudolph wasn't one, right? >> okay, guys, nice try, but here are the right names -- and did you know the original name of the poem was "a visit from st. nicholas"? it was published in 1823. for "teen kids news," i'm sam. >> why do people sigh? according to new research, it's not because of love or sadness. subjects in an experiment were given an impossible puzzle. when they couldn't solve it, they sighed. so it could be we sigh when we give up. announcer: bring out... ...the action hero... ...in you. fuel up right. and get energized. be part of the greatest action movie ever. the first movie that puts you in the action. show us how you train and eat like an action hero. join in at actionheroalliance.com >> we all know teens who are stand-outs in academics. maybe y

trust republic land and truckee donner land trust pay 13 and half million dollars for the land. they plan to keep as open space. the deal comes after a proposed 950 home development at that site slipped into bankruptcy. >> history will be made in the nfl on thursday. shannon east ton first female to officiate nfl game when she works at the green bay game at san diego. pre-season match on thursday night. labor dispute side lining the regular referee. she's veteran in high school and college games. >> that will be interesting to see. >> yes. >> give you update on the chevron situation. top story of the night. fire continues to burn in rich mopped although the flames are dramatically reduced. see at one point we had several flames. other flares that were going. right now we just have this one fire burning but earlier we had reports from chevron indicating that one mye suffered minor burns on his wrist and to the better we know that's the only injury as a result of what took place there tonight good. news there. we havea live report co what do you think

it sits on donner summit and includes a ski resort. a home development plan went into foreclosure, now it will be open for public uses. sugar bowl will manage the area. the groups have four months to raise $13 million to complete the project. >>> mosquito control plans to spray around brentwood tonight at 8:15 p.m. in this area highlighted in yellow. that is the same area where they spraid already this sum -- sprayed already this summer. >>> i am getting the iced tea ready because it is supposed to get warm. let's check in with rosemary orozco. >> a significant heat up. eventually, some of us may hit the century mark. our numbers warmer than where we were yesterday by 5-10 degrees inland. i want to point out a couple things, the on shore breeze, 12 miles per hour, that means, yes, that has been clipped and we are seeing it in the numbers. we have a breeze, you can see here, gusting to 22 miles per hour. even stronger than that off the coast. that helped to eat away at the marine layer. sunny skies over pacifica, half moon bay at this m

. >> before i was working in donner section. >> when we first met co cavagnolo, he dealt with high levelng. >> i have 200 inmates and it's only me. so it's like going totally other side of the spectrum. everything down here is observation. just watching, listening, getting the feel for the dorm. and if you're always watching, you can tell when something's starting to go bad, hopefully stop it before it gets bad. but things happen down here all the time. you have a lot of drugs down here. my partner found two hypodetermihypodermic needles in this dorm about two, three days ago. so you got the drugs, you got the inmate-manufactured alcohol, you got the gangs, you got the weapons. so it can be real dangerous at times. i got to do three searches a day, so we just pick them randomly. this guy i haven't did yet since i've been down here, so his lucky day. i'm going to get him to unlock the locker. sometimes he's got -- >> what? okay, you guys got me in trouble. >> go ahead and unlock your locker, man. >> lock it? >> unlock it. >> it's unlocked. >> oh, that's yours right there? >> yeah. >> is h

. >> 80 at donner to have you -- it is and honor to have you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> if you want to see this again and the safety issues she talked about, it will be an hour of video library shortly add c- span.org. nasa will update the mars curiosity commission. that is scheduled to get underway at 2:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, a special look at u.s. foreign policy from the aspen institute. a pair of events for you. a brief look at one of those panels. >> we took on probably the toughest problem there is in the region. that is where the persian world meets the arab world, where the shia misti -- i cannot think of a tougher place. if you're going into the toughest place, do not just to would on adrenaline. to it by doing some homework. i feel we should have done a lot more homework. look at a dictator. the first question should not be, how do we get rid of him? the first question should become how did he get there? tell help inform the answer to how you ge

on the point that bob donner was raising, i would say my experience in his ya is you see it -- in asia is you see it happening enlightened leadership when opportunity are eyes because you have growth and, therefore, you can make changes because everybody's benefiting or at times of crisis where you need to have a response because the circumstances are such that you need to do something, so i think those are, perhaps -- and i don't know to what extent either of those circumstances would apply to india. two questions for you. one on the low labor skill. you seem to be somewhat pessimistic about the extent to which india can reap the demographic dividend, but at the same time the country is largely based on domestic demand, and domestic demand would include expansion of manufacturing and services. so there would seem to be scope for the lower level of skills to be employed in satisfying domestic demand. and the question there, to what extent do you see that possible, and to what extent given the difference in demographics among states can internal migration help redistribute the excess la