. >> tony stewart beat carl edwards. but before the race, first lady michelle obama dr. jill biden, getting mixed reaction. the two were there to take part in an initiative to honor military families. >> how nice of them. >> here you go. >> please welcome our grand marshals, sergeant andrew barry and family. first lady of the united states michelle obama and dr. jill biden as they deliver the most famous words in motor sports. >> gentlemen, start your engines! >> that wasn't that bad. couple guys booed. >> they're with children. >> overreaction. >> it was kind of rude, but they looked like very nice -- very nice of them to be there. >> the real story, tony stewart beats carl edwards. he wins the race. that's all very exciting. >> who cares? >> you just showed -- lots of people care. >>> still ahead, senators john kerry, joe manchin, keep it on

he comes edwards it is go gordon he holds off edwards down the stretch.y tie at points, tony stewart wins third nascar sprint cup championship but first as an owner. that is your toyota sports report. >> thanks very much, shu. >> and also coming up video that shocked people around the world. repercussions why so many say officers did the wrong thing. >> >>> good evening. i'm alan wang. >> police in south san francisco are looking for a man that shot and killed his sister after holding the family as hostage. they found a woman who were shot when police arrived. a man held family members after an argument. he fired one round. they are looking for him. 56 years old, 5'5", he is 170 pounds. he was driving a white 1993 mercedes. if you see him, call 911. >> tonight other headlines, a terror plot averted in new york city. they arrested and charged an al-qaeda sympathizer for plotting to build pipe bombs. jose pimentelle was target people. >> and they honored the memory of a police officer that was killed in the line of duty. >> and eviction of occupy protestors

it a very merry christmas for architects of the euro zone project i will explain but i want to get edward harrison into the conversation he's founder of the very well known website very valuable to us to hear a capital account the website is credit write downs and we're going to talk about all of this edward thanks so much for being in studio today it's good to have yes i see you again now of course despite the fact that these press releases i've seen coming out don't seem like there was anything earth shattering at this summit and it is an annual summit from what i've read from reports do you think there was a sense of this being an emergency summit due to the kind of you know the how large the magnitude of this euro zone crisis without a doubt i mean the u.s. wants to become involved in some way and what's happened over the weekend we got a flurry of activity i think basically what we saw is various parties try to throw something up to see if it sticks to the wall what the public reaction is and then based upon the we're going to narrow down the number of options to a limited number and

here to tell us what really is going on so thanks gentlemen both for being on the show now first edward you were tweeting us today and we were kind of tweeting back and forth because you were saying that the fact that greece's accent from the euro zone had even been mentioned was is seismic shift so this vote of confidence tonight with the prime minister could this be an earthquake rattles the entire debt deal. comes out i was talking to me too about this earlier i think basically. doesn't get a blue cause that's my view is that it just puts a shadow over the whole do you know if i were german or french i would say that doesn't work for us basically you have no government for the next month. we supposed to see that we're going to give you the money that it's you guys have to told you have to pay the debts that you've said you had to do the things that we've given you and that's it you know that would be that i would have if i would french german all right it. isn't the prime minister is not giving his. vote of confidence what do you think happens to the debt deal does it unravel in the

here comes edwards.assing jeff gordon the top two are one and two in this race and that's how they finish. stewart holds off edwards. they're tied with points but stewart gets the edge with overall wins. stony stewart, third nascar sprint cup championship but his first as an owner. >> stanford moves up to number six in the bcs ranks. >> alan: if they had only beaten oregon. >> no big surprise at the box office. the huge numbers twoi light took in and why hollywood is still in shock over the success of the >> alan: a bay area soldier got a rousing welcome home when he returned from afghanistan. family and friends greeted the private first class. the 21-year-old had been deployed for eight months and the patriot guard riders escorted him to his home in san francisco. >> another huge opening with breaking dawn earning $283 million worldwide. twilight is a blockbuster franchise. women and girls make up # 0% -- 80% of the audience. >> happy feet 2 was number two, immortals hung on. jack and jill and "puss in

edwards comes in second.rds finished with the exact same season-ending points total as stony, but stewart's pfeifer wins in ten races earnses him his third sprint cup championship. >>> ultimate fighting championship last night. the main event was between light-heavyweights between rua and henderson. henderson in the long are longer shorts won the decision. ucf president white called it one of the top three fights in the history of mixed martial arts. >>> that is sports as we see it for this early sunday edition of sportswrap. 49ers and raiders winning today and holding first place in their respectful division. >>> sound goods. thank you, fred. >>> a memorial is about to begin for slain vallejo officer jim capoot and we'll have more on the man who touched the community and changed lives. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're always on-line at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead

our mayor, edward lee. >> thank you. [applause] thanks for being here. you know, jeff, what you're talking about, and edward and victor, this is a reconfirmation that our policy in san francisco is really working. almost on a weekly basis. we have another tech company coming in, taking up space, and creating jobs. our practice has been and our policy in the city that -- has been that we want our tech companies to start here in san francisco, stay here, and to grow with us. we're growing those jobs tremendously. take the gaming company, for example. if you months ago, you were in 5000 square feet summer. here, your 33,000 square feet. you have 63 employees. in 18 months, is what i understand, in the next 18 months, you're going to grow from 63 employees to 185. that is exactly the type of growth that we need and want to have here. some of the other ones, whether it is play haven or pivotal labs or kiva, which will be able to see because they're knocking out walls already and doing stuff. it is kind of funny, because i was here about a year-and-a-half ago

harry edwards. dr.dwards, as you review this story and look at it, what are some of your thoughts? >> i go back a long way with joe paterno, his statement from the floor of the national collegiate athletic association convention in 1983 where he stated that we must change our disposition toward african-american athletes because what we've had is a 15-year problem. he made that statement at a time when people were in denial that there was a disparate outcome for african-american athletes despite statements from people like myself and arthur ashe and other. my first response is if this situation that we're looking at at penn state could happen with joe paterno there has to be something systemically wrong in collegiate athletics. as i began to research the issue, it became very clear this is part and parcel of a culture of elite unaccountability that is pervasive in american society. how many warnings were given about enron? how many warnings went up the chain before that organization collapsed? how many w

>> dennis edwards and the temptations. >> he was one of the original temptations? >> yes. >> how many of the temptations were going to be there? just him? and the revue? >> yes. he was the original and he hired other singers to be temptations revue. >> got it. go ahead. >> when we got to the facility, we went in and we were there at 7:00. it started at 8:00. >> it was supposed to start at what time? >> 8:00. >> okay. >> we went in and sat and ordered our drinks and about -- >> did your ticket include drinks or you paid for that separate? >> that was extra. about 8:30 we had food and it was -- >> did your ticket include food? >> it included food and the show. the food was not that good. >> she's crazy. >> excuse me, sir. it will be your turn when it's your turn. you don't get to yell out she's crazy while you're testifying. >> the food was not that good. then we sat and we stayed there until 11:00 and we saw dennis edwards come in and we sat and sat for four hours. >> the show starts at 8:00 so what were you doing from 8:00 to 11:00? >> they had nondescriptive acts

>> i think that john edwards and bill clinton they have toughened american on that issue. it's not really dising the women. if you look at the national restaurant association, 35,000 dollar settle many or $45,000 is very small. those were severance pays. now,hey can't come out because there is a confidentiality agreement. >> two of three can't but the third discovered by the associated press. >> the one that bennett represented cannot come out but the third maybe she can. but at this point she is not going to hurt him because they are not coming out. i want to answer about african-americans and clarence thomas and now herman cain that they are being targeted? is what what you are saying? and what other african-american politician has been accused of sessionial harass many? >> it's loaded when you are dealing with african-american men and when obama was running for president there were a lost rumors circulating they never were able to get evidence because it was not true. i am not surprised -- that they are trying to -- and this is a new ones because he is an after karn ame

eight points separating carl edwards and tony stewart.rt in the lead, holds off edwards, takes the checkered flag. stewart three points behind the leader, carl edwards with two race goes. spin those tires. >>> two afc west teams, raiders off the bye week, 17-14, raiders, carson palmer goes to work, to the end zone, two touchdown passes but three interceptions. eddie royal fields the punt for 85 yards for the touchdown and broncos win, 38-24. >>> legal gambling on sports, it happens around the world, in places like australia, new zeala zealand, even great britain. you can legally place a bet next to the stadium, take your ticket in and enjoy the game. >>> let's continue our in-depth look at the current state of sports and gambling and joined by rupert adams, at our bureau in london, england. thank you for joining us. what effects have you noticed in great britain since betting laws were relaxed in 2005. >> if anything, things have improved in terms of turnover. more people interested in it. the key for us was the national lottery, somethin

. >> mitchell: no nonsense judge jimmie edwards doles out wisdom to kids accused of crimes. too often it's too late. >> when i get ready to lock you up, nobody is going to be down here supporting you. >> what is the toughest part of your day? >> the toughest part of my day is when children come in and i know they need help, but for somebody else getting involved in their lives, they have no opportunity. >> mitchell: to reduce the number of kids that wind up in jail, judge edwards created classrooms. two years ago he opened the innovative concept academy for the youngsters who have been expelled or appear destined to a life of crime. more than 700 students have enrolled. >> let's not lock 'em all up. let's not be so punitive. let's teach them. and what's so great about teaching them is that they want to learn. >> mitchell: 18-year-old jakayla ivory came to the academy last fall after she assaulted a classmate. how do you think you've changed in the last year? >> i'm doing better in school. i'm more careful with my mom around the house. >> mitchell: when these kids walk into y

and team edward or team jacob? team jacob. >> today we are all team kevin. >> there you go. check out all the reviews right this. we'll send it back to team tony and team sarah. >> at least we got his approval on some things. because happy feet, not even a one for that. >> if you liked the first one, you might like this one. but i was in follow pain. people were falling asleep next to me. i was on red bull. >> when you're jealous that you are not falling asleep at the theater, you know it's bad. >> all right. good stuff. rare to get a zero and a five. let's look at our weather conditions. getting off to a cold start this morning. it is 35-degree right now. you need a coat this morning, folks. 2-degree in gaithersburg. 27 in manassas. appear appear list, 36. dulles, 30. all right, let's take a look at that satellite-radar i think is what is next, i believe. here you go. nothing to see. we've got clear skies. hey, fairfax has moved into west virginia somehow. something is happen with the map. sorry about that. we've

john harbaugh has challenged the spot on that pass completion to braylon edwards. we'll find out if he wins it or not when we come back. >> brad: here's another look at the catch by braylon edwards in the spot that he gets and the reason john harbaugh has challenged. >> mike: remember, the yellow lines virtual reality. it's not official. right on top of it. however, the spot was a good two feet beyond it >> referee: after review the play stands as called on the field, baltimore will be charged with a time-out. >> brad: that means baltimore charged with a time-out. down to one and the drive continues. >> mike: the reason it was worth it, brad, is obvious. if they win it, the game is over. >> brad: yeah. so first down, 49ers. we're not done yet, two minutes remaining, niners have two of their time-outs left. the game has been a game of defense, the ravens defense have the ability as they've done all night to stop the 49ers. smith, got away from the rush this time. and he got three or four yards out of it. >> mike: brendon ayanbadejo did a great job nickel linebacker

edward, let's start with you. explain the machinery here. why did judge rakoff have to sign off on this deal in the first place once it was negotiated between thering bank and a regulator? >> well, the s.e.c. brought the case in federal district court. it was asking for an injunction which would prevent citi group from violating the securities laws again. because of that and because it's a federal agency it had to get a judge's approval for the decision. now judge rakoff has been a frequent critic of the s.e.c. in these types of settlements. he has raised points in rejecting settlements before saying that the s.e.c. wasn't being strong enough and it wasn't proving anything to him. that's what he said here. there's no way that i can tell that citigroup actually did these things and therefore i don't have any basis to judge whether this settlement is in the public interest. >> suarez: even on the occasion when a settlement is rejected by a federal court, is it rebuffed with this kind of thoroughness and this kind of language? >> well, certainl

edged out by edwards.uddenly the entire race was changed. >> is it too much to say that's what vaulted him into the office? >> senlly the iowa caucus is what really gave him the momentum. >> iowa was pivotal in the 2008 republican race as well. as a spoiler the favorite to win the state was former massachusetts governor mitt romney who bet pbig on the caucuses. he about the organization in iowa had everybody on payroll and worked it hard. i saw him a lot of places. >> he ran nonstop tv ads. won the aims straw poll and seemed to be doing everything right. >> he had advanced teams and cleanup teams media team and it was a sophisticated well organized he have fort. >> in contrast former new york mayor rudy giuliani a national hero in 9-11 but a social liberal all but skipped iowa hoping it didn't matter. >> it will go down in history as being one of the classical bad strategies. >> evangelical christians 60 percent of the caucus goers that year voted in droves former ark kau governor and baptist minister mike

picked edwards as the running mate and lost. if any year confirmed the impact iowa has on the presidential nomination process, it was 2008. on the democratic side, john edwards campaigned almost exclusively in iowa. hoping a win will propel him past the hillary clinton jau juggernaut. enter the junior senator from illinois, barack obama. community organizer with a great ground game and growing celebrity support. >> thank you, iowa. >> obama won the caucuses with almost 38% of the vote. while clinton finished third. edged out by edwards. suddenly, the entire race was changed. >> too much to say. that's what vault him in the office? >> certainly the iowa caucus win gave him momentum. >> iowa was pivotal in the 2008 republican race as well. as a spoiler. the favorite to win the state was former massachusetts governor mitt romney who had bet big on the caucuses. >> he was all in, in iowa. he built organization in iowa and had a lot of people on payroll in iowa. he worked it hard. i sue him a lot of places. >> he ran nonstop tv ads.

edwards and tony stewart at the front. edwards leads by 3 points. casey kahne won the race.he denver broncos beat the kansas city chiefs today 17-10. completed two passes and they got a win. what are you looking at me for? time is rex grossman, tebow. >> split the difference. >> coming up, just in timber >> split the difference. >> coming up, just in timber at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins... and partnering with a school that brings academic excellence to the anacostia community. because the more we do in greater washington, d.c., the more we help make opportunity possible. what's the one best thing about vacation on the gulf? the great outdoors in mississippi. our seafood in louisiana. our beaches in florida. alabama beauty. choosing between them might be tough. but everyone agrees, the gulf is vacation at it's best. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever.

john edwards came in second and dean slipped to third.is disastrous "i have a scream" speech. >> and oregon and washington and michigan! and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house [yelling]. >> iowa is completely full of stories like that. every cycle i have ever been nsomething unexpected happens. >> kerry cruise to the nomination and picked edwards as his runningmate and lost. but if any year confirmed the impact that iowa has on the presidential nomination process, it was 2008. on the democratic side, john edwards campaigned almost exclusively in iowa. hoping a win would propel him past the hillary clinton juggernaut. enter the junior senator from illinois, barack obama. a community organizer, with a great ground game and growing celebrity support. >> thank you, iowa. >> obama won the caucuses with almost 38% of the vote, while clinton finished third, edged out by edwards. suddenly, the entire race was changed. >> it isn't too much to say that vaulted him into the office? >> certainly the iowa caucus win is

john edwards came in second and dean slipped to third. then he delivered his disastrous "i have a scream" speech. >> and oregon and washington and michigan! and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house [yelling]. >> iowa is completely full of stories like that. every cycle i have ever been nsomething unexpected happens. >> kerry cruise to the nomination and picked edwards as his runningmate and lost. but if any year confirmed the impact that iowa has on the presidential nomination process, it was 2008. on the democratic side, john edwards campaigned almost exclusively in iowa. hoping a win would propel him past the hillary clinton juggernaut. enter the junior senator from illinois, barack obama. a community organizer, with a great ground game and growing celebrity support. >> thank you, iowa. >> obama won the caucuses with almost 38% of the vote, while clinton finished third, edged out by edwards. suddenly, the entire race was changed. >> it isn't too much to say that vaulted him into the office? >> certainly the

john edwards and herman cain. if you think that john edwards got the same scrutiny that herman cain got, then you live in the line -- >> when the story came out -- >> bill: no, no. they didn't even want to put it out, so the "national enquirer" had to do it. >> client: that's the point, because the left wing media protects democrats. look, you can go back to jack kennedy or bill clinton or john edwards. the same narrative prevails. once the story breaks, they have to cover it, but they protect them. >> i don't care about herman cain's personal life. i care about the fact that he doesn't know anything about the issues. >> bill: that's your opinion and you're entitled to it. but the media coverage of cain versus edward -- >> herman cain is not running for president. he's on a book tour. >> bill: okay. barney frank. i think -- there are two reasons why he's not running. number one, he almost lost last time. he got 54% of the vote, extremely liberal district. now they redrew his district in massachusetts and he would

after 65 laps and took the checkered flag, edwards finished second. it's stewart's third championship. >>> galaxy and dynamo, scoreless until the final minute. donovan chipped it over the goalie. galaxy up, 1-0, and that's how it ended. david beckham finally wins a championship in the last game of his five-year contract with the galaxy. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> chalk up another forte lore swift. and this weekend's biggest box office winner may have finished in tenth place. we'll explain. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they sacrificed for millions of americans they'll never know. coming up, how one big time star paid a little of that back. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. let me take you through the next three days. a lot of people traveling with thanksgiving coming up. we have rain in the middle of the country. the heaviest rains are areas of texas into tennessee. then tomorrow, this is slow moving storm. it's going to be a r

and i got to say i'm team edward. [ cheers and applause ] i'm team edward.aughter ] when you're here -- yeah, yeah, yeah. but does jacob help? does he not help? does the werewolf family -- are they in? are they out? are they -- what's up? what -- i need your help. i'm having a demon baby here. [ laughter ] and i need -- i need some wolf help. >> yeah, no. i mean -- >> jimmy: and we'll see what happens, yeah. >> yeah. yeah, i won't even explain it. >> jimmy: don't. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone the clip of the movie here. [ cheers and applause ] this is the "twilight" saga: breaking dawn: part one." the great robert pattinson. check him out. ♪ >> are you tired? do want to go for a swim? >> yeah. i could use a few human minutes. >> don't take too long, mrs. cullen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, mrs. cullen. and then demon baby! five minutes later, demon baby. >> i know. i love it. it's very demure. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. let me say, it's so beautiful and nice and next thing you know, the bed is a massive wreck. >> twenty minutes later. great

john edwards came in second and dean slipped to third. then he delivered his disastrous "i have a scream" speech. >> and oregon and washington and michigan! and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house [yelling]. >> iowa is completely full of stories like that. every cycle i have ever been nsomething unexpected happens. >> kerry cruise to the nomination and picked edwards as his runningmate and lost. but if any year confirmed the impact that iowa has on the presidential nomination process, it was 2008. on the democratic side, john edwards campaigned almost exclusively in iowa. hoping a win would propel him past the hillary clinton juggernaut. enter the junior senator from illinois, barack obama. a community organizer, with a great ground game and growing celebrity support. >> thank you, iowa. >> obama won the caucuses with almost 38% of the vote, while clinton finished third, edged out by edwards. suddenly, the entire race was changed. >> it isn't too much to say that vaulted him into the office? >> certainly the

edward lawrence, cbs 5. >>> more suspects in a shooting outside a wal-mart. left the shopper wounded. scanning surveillance video. four men tried to steal their stuff. broke out, shots fired. only one suspect was arrested. that wounded man is recovering tonight. >>> for most of us, black friday was a far more peaceful and profitable event. early estimates show sales are up nearly 7% over last year. but analysts say black friday with retailers offering huge discounts don't reflect the long-term out look. the national retail federation expecting a 6% increase and four in 10 americans say they plan to spend less this year. this year, black friday gave way to small business saturday. it's a chance to visit main street and on what the little guys who buy the big chains don't. >> reporter: it's a big day for small business. >> usually you can tell how the year's going to be. next year will be based on christmas. >> reporter: don't expect the discounts at the big box stores at morning glory boutique. >> we typically don't which i know sounds crazy. >> this shop does

john edwards came in second and dean slipped to third.hen he delivered his disastrous "i have a scream" speech. >> and oregon and washington and michigan! and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house [yelling]. >> iowa is completely full of stories like that. every cycle i have ever been nsomething unexpected happens. >> kerry cruise to the nomination and picked edwards as his runningmate and lost. but if any year confirmed the impact that iowa has on the presidential nomination process, it was 2008. on the democratic side, john edwards campaigned almost exclusively in iowa. hoping a win would propel him past the hillary clinton juggernaut. enter the junior senator from illinois, barack obama. a community organizer, with a great ground game and growing celebrity support. >> thank you, iowa. >> obama won the caucuses with almost 38% of the vote, while clinton finished third, edged out by edwards. suddenly, the entire race was changed. >> it isn't too much to say that vaulted him into the office? >> certainly the i

. >> jimmy: i'm team edward, yeah.kers, going crazy? >> they were going crazy, yeah. >> jimmy: well, you went to -- you just came from -- you did some press in europe first, right? >> i did. i did it with rob, actually. which that's the funny thing. of course, they're screaming for everyone. they love all of us. but, i found out that when you travel with rob, it is this heightened, frenzy, like blood-curdling scream. that -- it is insane. you pretty much know where he is all the time. 'cause if you hear the sound -- it's not normal. and it was actually quite fun because anytime i wanted them to scream i just had to say "rob." "rob has great hair." and they're like -- >> jimmy: i almost screamed just now. yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] just thinking about his hair. so magical. >> rob! >> jimmy: [ screams ] >> oh, my god. did you see that? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. he is a stud. we love that guy. every time he comes here, we always have a good time. but you have some major fans all across the world. >> yes. >> jimmy: how exciting

john edwards came in second and dean slipped to third.astrous "i have a scream" speech. >> and oregon and washington and michigan! and then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house [yelling]. >> iowa is completely full of stories like that. every cycle i have ever been nsomething unexpected happens. >> kerry cruise to the nomination and picked edwards as his runningmate and lost. but if any year confirmed the impact that iowa has on the presidential nomination process, it was 2008. on the democratic side, john edwards campaigned almost exclusively in iowa. hoping a win would propel him past the hillary clinton juggernaut. enter the junior senator from illinois, barack obama. a community organizer, with a great ground game and growing celebrity support. >> thank you, iowa. >> obama won the caucuses with almost 38% of the vote, while clinton finished third, edged out by edwards. suddenly, the entire race was changed. >> it isn't too much to say that vaulted him into the office? >> certainly the iowa caucus win is what r

who are you for, explaining. >> edward. >> grace? >> i have to go with edward, too. read the books. >> going to say this. i hate to say it but the "twilight" cast, they have lost a bit of their bite here. the humor has been drained from the script. the laughs only come when there was a tongue in cheek. i recommend breaking dawn but not highly as the previous films. the film comes it life as the moon appears at midnight tonight. >>> meantime, half of the breaking dawn class blew into san francisco the other night for a bloody red carpet event at the fillmore in san francisco. of the cullin clan mingled with fans to screamed, wailed and howled at their every move. it was fun. i was smelling for the wolfpack. there was a whiff of wolf in the air. and there's nikki reed. it's all about "twilight" at "twihard" fans will be happy this weekend. next, to another theater. the curran theater the story of a musician. his soulful afro beat rythyms ignited a generation and thanks to my boss lena sullivan for going to the opening last night she says the triumphant tale of courage,