now to you, ely. i have an emotional attachment to that movie because i was an adolescent at the time. good idea, bad idea? avacado? >> if it is good -- i mean if it is a good movie it is good. if you will have ed helm play the roles you need chris brown play the role made famous by o.j. simpson. >> i had george zimmerman. he has already killed somebody. he is already ahead of o.j. simpson and he got away with it. he is like o.j. simpson. i am glad you brought up the casting issue, n a drew. the reason he was so good is he was a straight actor. ed helms is a comedic actor. >> i never would have known that about leslie nielsen until later after i first saw the movie. i saw serious roles he played. and he even explained in interviews he is not a comedian. they can do funny stuff and they don't have that quality. will it be interesting to see this character played? >> it has potential, but it is a fine line. >> if they are going re-do "naked gun" it has to be clive owen. it has to be clive owen. i don't

eli: peter and i have a problem, alicia. alicia: and it's going to become my problem, eli?it's about zach's girlfriend, becca. hey, frick and frack, let's go. and so, our question is, does this lawsuit change anything, or can we continue our surveillance? last time a person of interest contacted these lawyers was two years ago? you mean danny marwat? yes. and you're a two-hop warrant? yup. we can go from marwat to his lawyer to his lawyer's contacts, that's all. and this has taken you to the governor-elect of illinois? well, yeah, but we're not actively pursuing him. garber: doesn't matter. you're going into the governor's mansion, you need a more recent terrorist connection. get it to me in 36 hours, and we'll take it to the fisa court. wait, wait. that's not why we brought this to you. it was about the lawsuit. i don't have any issue with the lawsuit. my issue is taking a two-hop programmatic warrant into the governor's mansion. thank edward snowden. everybody's cracking down now. why do you guys care? move on to one of your other cases. i don't know. we were getting inte

dólares >> por otro lado activistas se reunieron en la misión san francisco para protestar por la ley elisos pues es difícil encontrar alojamiento. >> los desalojos por el acta elis aumentaron en 200% >> cae estafador de bienes raíces que rentaba casas que no eran de él vamos con la información con oswaldo borraez >> según el condado de orange se dice que los casos de este hombre podrían ser muchos pues vendía casas que no eran de él. >> así se corre el riesgo pues se necesita poliza de seguro de título y documentos tributarios. >> el señor vargas y el equipo que trabajaba con él estaban en varios lugares y falsificaban los títulos de las casas. >> el daño es por el dinero que las víctimas pierden y también los dueños legales también pueden tener problemas serios. >> tenía un maserati un cadillac joyería y evidencia de muchos viajes de lujo en su hogar. >> y ahora nos vamos a una pausa pero al volver en breve a noticias univision 14 si compró por target podrían haber robado sus datos. >> en el área de la bahía se vendió uno de los boletos ganadores del premio de la lotería mega million. >>

peyton played at tennessee and eli at old miss, and they were able to play football.rmer player, and as a father, what about this whole field?f injuries on the >> tackling in football right now, i understand this. i have some good friends who have dealt with concussion issues, people who have been affected but i think in all aspects of football they try to address that and the nfl is doing everything they can to make things safer. i think that colleges are doing the same thing, with high schools and youth football, to make sure that we get back. i think football is a great game and there are a lot of life lessons there to play the game of football that the game has to be safe. in the highart schools, getting back to teaching the right way to tackle, not just missiles and spears and the head-to-head thing. i think that football is addressing that. >> as they try to get that right, has the environment of playing football changed to the point where this is a commercial enterprise first, and a sport second? >> the nfl is very successful. if you look at their brand and the

look at ely, only 16 degrees. arctic air starting to invade texas and the midwest and all of the west. look at the jetstream. that air kind of helps to divide the cold and warm air in the upper atmosphere and that is allowing all of the cold air to the north to filter on end. in the meantime, i had of this track, it's really a lot of warm air. temperatures well above average. the latest storm warnings and advisories affecting about two dozen states from wisconsin all the way to california. the blue areas from texas stretching on into parts of indiana, those are watches for winter weather that will be there tomorrow. snow, even freezing rain in places like oklahoma city and little rock, arkansas. there is the concern we could get a wintry mix or freezing rain on sunday. exactly what type of precipitation we are going to get. surface,e cold at the or and we do not know if it will be warm enough to come down as liquid and freeze on contact. we will keep you up-to-date. in the meantime, the warm front lifts off to the

why are astra and eli lilly face ago tougher 2014? >> as we know, there's a big patent cliff at the moment. and historically we've seen some big patents expiring and a lot of sales lost. next year looks to be a bit quieter in terms of that. as tra xetra and eli lilly have some key drugs coming off. they have nexium, and it's a big earner for them and that's coming off patent in the u.s. and also, we look at symbacort, which is their copd drug and that's coming off patent next year. so expect the combination of those two drugs coming off patent next year to lose the company close to $2 billion. so it's a big loss for their company, which has been struggling recently with other drug patent expires. and then we look at eli lilly. they've got two key drugs coming off patent. we've got cymbalta, which is a depression and cns drug. that's the big drug coming off patent next year. expect them to loose close to 15 billion. >> we just had the astrazeneca chart up. they have suffered almost a decade because of issues about generic competition.

eli tried to grow one without much success, i have to say. >> i saw that. it did not look good. >> announcer: yea. >> yeah, he's best without one. ron might want to think about that, too. >>> should air travelers be given a fast pass to get through security. >>> welcome back to "early today." tonight is the big night when this beautiful tree will be lit. this is like a comparison of when it started in the 1930s. look at this tree. this was 1937 toward the end of the depression there. it's changed a lot. you can see santa at the bottom of the tree. this has become an even bigger spectacle as the years have gone on. forecast always critical. this year is warm, mild. 50 degrees, cloudy skies. light wind. you couldn't ask for anything better. when can you watch it? here on nbc, 8:00, 7:00 central. the stars list is impressive, mary blige, mariah carey, jewel. you can watch them all tonight here on nbc. quite the lineup. >> that is a party. all right. thanks, bill. >>> in entertainment, steve buccemi shared some thoughts about james gandolfini. >> jimmy was very

girl --ely, the young she left china. they are fascinated and puzzled about a emotional development. tavis: how did your mother, as best you can tell, or as best you were told, how did she come to terms with that? >> she made it seem like she had no other choice. she tried to leave her abusive husband and he had her thrown into jail. she left thinking she could come back or send for them, but the u.s. and china closed down and she could not see them for the next 30 years. that girls always believed they would be happy if she came back. and they blamed her. they were, in part, sent down because mother left for america. punishment for the mothers crimes. up -- myy mother ended mother effectively abandoned her when she killed herself. she would've been happy, all the problems she had. so i think that the same emotional crisis allowed her to say, sometimes that happens. back to the book now, when i read your books, i always have the distinct feeling that the locations are as much characters as the individuals. that the cities

nbc bay area's jean elie jiens us. >> the family last night fall called for a prayer meeting and tonight they're getting quite a response. there are people here still filing into the church. and the service is getting under w way. he had surgery at children's hospital oakland december 9. she had her tonsils removed. something went wrong and she was pronounced brain dead days later. the family says a second test completed yesterday also showed no brain activity. she's still at the family on a vept lay tor. they fought for more time and the hospital has agreed. now they are paying for a miraculous recovery. minutes ago, her mother says she believes in the power of prayer. i don't care where it's coming from, isle accept it. i just want to just pray for her. she's a really sweet girl. and she's a big part of my heart, and i won't give up.

but -- i thought -- he said it was neighbors from two houses away so i don't know it was dan pain in eli. -- dan and ellie. >> all they know right now is that this fire appeared to have been burning for a while by the time they got here and there was extensive smoke inside the house. as far as smoke detectors there was not inside the hall that was not working or they are trying to find out if the smoke detogether detecters were working and they did rescue a small pet. firefighters will have more information coming up and we will have that later on. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> temperatures dropped into the 20s in the wine country and walnut creek as well. we could even see a dusting of snowy would include mt. diablo and mt. hamilton and some say the snow and frost is nothing to complain about. >> you guys just man up and quit complaining. >> he sounds like it is colder than what we have. hot blankets, people are trying to protect the plants and don't forget to bring your plants inside to protect them from freezing. >>> the homeless are caught and cared for. last night t

go quickly that it does in nineteen seventy one on monday sixteenth of december it would be during eli's since taking care of me with the moped about amy got the pakistani army to make an unconditional stand up. what i'm back in the news roundup section he said. due to the cutest kitty in nineteen seventy nine he produced a book that has to be sticking to the mark. it was in december sixteen to nineteen seventy one. that and ninety two thousand. stokes said and that the allied forces. good on me it's so much. indeed the law and the whitney houston on the beach. the job the minnesota showing off it was handed over. this year. california has finally arrived at six. the artist the lions to a position to assume that supports the costs. it seems. ch elites. my jeans. the kids inside i was just two weeks to stop. contest. thomas at the end times. one basically does the job list do not need to stop dogs. its. as hard and or the like. and now i'm going to be. it starts. eye thus you're watching up what an ideal course of the total atop the east the nissan. god promises to hit the front meet all

eli is still the same guy.he is a hell of a quarterback. >> don't expect the redskins to where the hits without a fight. >> you will see a team coming out of here thinking they can jump on us because we are down, but we have to keep fighting. now with jordan reed sidelined, expect to see him in the place area we will be live here at fedex field. >> >> not a bad night. temperatures calling to the lower 30s in the district. tomorrow, around 50 degrees on tuesday. look at the warming trend -- i can't call it a trend. it's not going to last long. a better chance for showers and colder next weekend. some questions about sunday -- could we see some flakes? we will see. >> hope to see you at 11:00 tonight. people go to a mattress store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the sleep number bed. once you experience it, there's no going back. for two days only, queen mattress

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. >> eli manning who won't win many foot races stands in the pocket with the defender draped all over him, delivers a strike, moves the chains, and the decisions of mike shanahan are being dissected. why did alfred morris disappear? why, why, why? >> questions, questions, questions. that's life of an nfl coach where you are 12 games under 500 overall. mike shanahan better win one soon or those questions are going to continue. from redskins park, dave owens, wusa9 sports. >> but that's okay, because mike shanahan doesn't answer any questions. >> well, he answers them, he just doesn't answer in the way you like. >> cbs evening news is next. >> and i'll be back with jan jeffcoat for your only local news at 7:00 and wusa9.com is alwan.ys o yÑ ñzçzçzç >> pelley: tonight, much too fast. late today we learned the speed the new york commuter train was going before it jumped the tracks. jeff pegues, don dahler, and michelle miller are on the story. >> reporter: how scary were those few seconds? >> scariest moments of my life. >> pelley: today the health care web site was supposed to be fixed.

like eli just said, mant we got to continue to play one game at a time. we dug youourselves in a good h here. you follow the giants we will always make it tough on ourselves. one game at a time and play together and great team effort and you got to win. >> michele: congratulations, justin. >> thank you, michele. >> al: michele, thanks. look at the playoff picture. new york is still very much on the outside on this situation even with that win although they do have technically a shot at it. seattle hosts new orleans tomorrow night and could affect the standings down the line. both divisions figure to come down to the final sunday. carolina and san francisco won today to stay ahead in the wild card race and two of carolina's next three games are against new orleans so they have a good shot at the division that includes next sunday night here on nbc when the panthers play at the saints. now let's bring in tony dungy from new york. tony, which nfc team impressed you most today? a lot to choose from. >> there are, bob. i have to look at the san francisco 49ers

and we watch as eli looks towards the bag and then the bench and then takes a seat.e does not report it. >> first i look around to see if it belonged to anybody. well, it has to belong to somebody. i'm sitting down anyway. i was like -- if it is dangerous or if it is an explosive -- i'm pretty much toast. >> at one point 20 minutes go by between reports. we moved the bag on to the bench where several people sit right next to it. two passengers do eventually notify security. including anna king of northwest d.c. >> i thought it was sketchy. it was just kind of sitting there unattended and nobody was close to it. >> metro says it is beefing up its protection. >> look around and be aware of your surroundings. >> the bomb squad has nine bomb technicians on staff and 17 trained k-9s. metro made it's easier to report suspicious bags. setting up a new text message alert system if you see something suspicious. we were under cover for three hours and just four people reported our bag. >> bottom line is if you see something sketchy, say something. this scenario sound familiar?

now, out of the two, damian conover says eli lilly has more upside. he says the main drivers include its insulin franchise and its animal health business. analysts also excited about lilly's promising alzheimer's drug which is in development. so soon, tyler, as rates rise, it could create a more competitive environment for these high-yielding dividend stocks. >> i'm sure it will. thank you, seema. >>> well, today marks the anniversary of alan greenspan's famous irrational exuberance warning to the markets. >> how do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions? >> ah, so 17 years later, as stocks sit as record highs, which companies could be suffering from a little irrational exuberance of their own? dominic chu has been looking into that for us. >> think about it. let's pretend we're in a time machine, go back to december 5th, '96. markets then versus what they are today. on a bigger picture macro level, look at the crude trade, $26 a barrel. yield on ten-year

the latest one eli is in the se region on the west coast of sumatra. it was swallowed up by the sea which only rubble remaining indonesia was the worst hit country with one hundred and seventy thousand people killed. houses were swept away in much of the country was under water. rice fields and plantations were destroyed by the disaster well people are growing crops again. they are and widows in trailers are remarried. but family life is still hard here they come with it. so enough money to send all of my children to school but not anymore. total that we do group reunion could have gotten them and give them credit. now it's just not deliver. woohoo to me. until i spotted a new natural rubber plantations of its money from the government and aid organizations the first drops of river are already trickling out of the trees. it'll be another year before the rubber can be harvested. one of my mind knows that farmers have to be patient. you know who the new one. they listen this in. i'm off for the inconvenience and clothing. because due to the dentist and b

eli tried to grow one a while back without much success. >> i saw that. it did not look good. >> look how manning is totally playing along. >> i didn't think he would look good with a mustache. >> i agree. >>> the u.s. capitol is already in christmas spirit. john boehner was joined by a local first grader to switch on the 88-foot tall tree. and tonight is the liting of the world's famous christmas tree. tonight's star studded festivities will take place. sarah. good morning. >> good morning. >> at 76 feet tall, it is quite the christmas tree. all that is left to do now is flip that switch. all dressed up for the holidays. 45,000 led lights topped with a crystal star. the rockefeller center christmas tree has come a long way from the front yard of the family in connecticut. >> all the people come down from new york just to see the tree. it's a big thing. >> it's going to be really great knowing that so many people across america are going to see this tree and then it's going to be a cool feeling knowing that we're the twhaunz had it. >> the first formal li

eli manning has more interceptions than touchdowns. the last time he played this poorly was his rookie season in 2004. to answer your question, it's going to be the redskins defense, if they can step it up, they can certainly help this team get a victory. and it could help this redskins offense. robert griffin iii is going to get some help. tight end jordan reed is back in the roster tonight. after missing last monday's game. no secret robert has struggled during the three-game losing streak. griffin has turned the ball over three times, sacked 14 over the last three losses. almost everyone is pointing the finger right now at the quarterback. the coach, mike shanahan knows, this isn't all griffin. this entire team is losing together. >> it's just not the quarterback. everybody struggles. when you lose you, you lose together. we know the scrutiny a quarterback goes through. it's part of the job. and there's a lot of responsibility with it. you've got to be tough. you've got to believe in yourself. and when tough times start, you've got

eli slice president joe biden is on his first visit to china since it declared a controversial air defense identification sound bite until a china's resident. washington is deeply concerned about the move. i didn't that she did in beijing on wednesday the us government official said biden told she had washington does not recognize the sound and is looking to china to take steps to reduce tensions. i don't know when it demanded that china had retracted to enroll to take what he called defensive measures against aircraft refusing to obey chinese instructions. he also urged china to establish hot lines with japan and other neighboring countries to avoid any unintended conscious. she would put explain china's position on the sound and the brown with japan over territorial claims in the east china sea. if it shows that the us government will be closely watching china's response in the coming days and weeks. i was on a six day tour of japan china and south korea on tuesday he agreed that japan's prime minister seems ill on that. they won't tolerate china's attempt to unilaterally change the stat

eli tried to grow one a while back without much success, i have to say. >> i saw that.t did not look good. >> now video games this year are featuring a new voice activated technology. they're watching everything you say. so you better make sure when you're playing you watch your mouth. >> i'll tell when you these. [ beep ] ridiculous scenarios. you're down by, like -- what? technical call for bad language? [ beep ] you, connect. oh, my god! that's ridiculous. i can't curse in my own house. >> it will be a lot of bleeps going on with me and video games. i think that's a new piece of technology we don't need. this time of year puts everybody in a holiday spirit, especially the people at movies in real life. they take famous movies and they put them in real life and re-create them and re-create them in real life situations. this is a re-creation of "a christmas story." take a look. >> i double dog dare stick your tongue on that pole. >> you guys are really dumb. >> i triple dog dare you to stick your tongue on that pole. >> all right. all right. >> well go on. [ beep ] do

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. >> reporter: personal trainer eli ingram recommends easing into lifestyle changes. >> a lot of people programs and fall off because they try to make too many changes all at once. >> i want to lose 25 pounds. >> grace is hoping to drop her extra weight in the next four months. with nearly 155 million adults overweight or obese in the u.s., doctors say it's critical to eat right and exercise to maintain a healthy weight. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. late today, we received the results of alcohol and brake system tests from that rail disaster in new york. in california, we're going to show you a warning system that might have prevented that train crash. we'll have those stories tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new proof it's becoming more able to buy a ho >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom. coming up at 6:00 tonight, new proof that it's becoming more unaffordable to buy a home anywhere in

i probably think that eli musk wants to see this through. >> there's the take on gm versus anybody buyingor that. up next, this chart is history in the making, because the consumer discretionary sector has beaten the market for the past six years in a row. which no sector has ever done before. we'll tell you why you shouldn't bet on seven for seven, that's when options action returns. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in thei

an official from vietnam airlis as the time as abang see eli is on its flight path to japan. councils as is usual to send flight plans to relevant countries flying across to any fantasy realms thai airways international has a stand of seventy six flights to japan every week and from the beginning of this months the company has spent its flight plans to china. the company say that this is conducive to flight safety and in accordance with common practices to stress that it's their defense identification zone last month's five countries including the us south korea have already said that they will comply with the new rules. well it's been years since a twenty three year old of physiotherapy student was waived and fatally injured in the indian capital the case with the tipping point the pastor quoted in the country because of the semi larry and led to massive protests the protests asa led to a change in indian grave plots the indian chris bond tells us more for women in new delhi one years on nothing has changed. the new routine going shopping teach the younger girl. many of you

eli china's ambassador to japan to me all my mates with japanese vice foreign minister pak it on the psyche and the most he's strong protest to the days that yes it can shine by japanese prime minister seemed to love it the chinese foreign ministry spokesman jean gullible to repeat it on to three months after visiting the shrine in that briefing. to win. not others and you wait three hours. i was asked who did the japanese minister is tied for one with a first class war criminals on in the classic are you trying to find bike justice and peace and prosperity is it is abuse on them. japanese leaders have the critically say one thing in and do the very upset in private and the remarks wide work easter annie and japanese from any stitching to live and six he regrets is that this isn't the acid finish line had become a great poet and diplomat says. i've had no intention to press the feelings of chinese and south korean people. he also says he respects china and japan had croup set to build friendly relations. foreign ministry's spokesman tim gunn said a fifty pound been earmarked to impro

i mean uncle eli is to hand man reaches into the stall and to our correspondent in the shadow krishna and they began to reel in the sand he said. how was i hope this is still measured up to the full cost of predictions of how bad is going to be. we're beginning to learn what this film is all about but doesn't it seem easy. we had the guts they sustained winds coming in here. and that's nice. in speaking to full classes to say it's already come and install the unexpectedly seen them with the intent of the hundred and forty seven km out and expected to peak at around a hundred and sixty some odd saying in one hundred and seventy km the house is very very strong storm. also the high tide expected raising these success and high tides coming in now as though the tides of time you can see the batman and the lot is ninety nine i've been not so much less a lot of time and the north sea and then later on tonight is another. hideaway is expected to comment and that will bring was the devils at least that one meets in fifteen higher than expected at the north. it seemed to not need is higher tha

eli has maintained a peacekeeping mission in south sudan since the country's independence from sudan in two thousand allow that. japan and fifty nine other nations a contributing to the fx seven thousand six hundred military along with kristen out of the deeply in its fight to the country along with two thousand five hundred civilian staff and volunteers this is just six twenty oh one as the iconic sites ii's john blount and that hangs at the entrance to meet your buddhist temple in facts out made from paper and wood it has to be refurbished every ten years that the job they cause the specialist spent the giant lantern that the gates of sin so ji temple in the stocks of his three point nine weeks designing and twenty seven hundred kilograms. because it hangs outside exposed the limits its wooden framework in the paper that tells us it has to be replaced every ten years. in september the times and was taken down and taken to kill so. more than three hundred km away specialist craftsman are needed for a job if this kind this traditional lands and company was founded over two hundred an

and they were both there and eli show went up to heaven and eliza cried my father, the chariot of israel took all of his old clothes and branded them and took up the mention of elijah, that said from him. and took the men of elijah and fell from it and said where is the lord of eliza? and all so he elijah went over. and jericho saw him, they said the spirit of elijah on elijah and they came and followed themselves underground before him. this is the word of god. ♪ ♪

i probably think that eli musk wants to see this through. >> there's the take on gm versus anybody buyingks for that. >>> up next, this chart is history in the making because the consumer discretionary sector has beaten the market for the past six years in a row. which no sector has ever done before. we'll tell you why you shouldn't bet on seven for seven, that's when "options action" returns. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." i'm seema mody. it's been a strong market, but not all sectors are created equal. while the s&p is

like eli just said, mant we got to continue to play one game at a time. we dug youourselves in a good h here. you follow the giants we will always make it tough on ourselves. one game at a time and play together and great team effort and you got to win. >> michele: congratulations, justin. >> thank you, michele. >> al: michele, thanks. look at the playoff picture. new york is still very much on the outside on this situation even with that win although they do have technically a shot at it. seattle hosts new orleans tomorrow night and could affect the standings down the line. both divisions figure to come down to the final sunday. carolina and san francisco won today to stay ahead in the wild card race and two of carolina's next three games are against new orleans so they have a good shot at the division that includes next sunday night here on nbc when the panthers play at the saints. now let's bring in tony dungy from new york. tony, which nfc team impressed you most today? a lot to choose from. >> there are, bob. i have to look at the san francisco 49ers

eli summed it up, out of tragedy, good things can come. >> up next saying farewell to scanned ying stim the stadium before final home game of the season. >> coming up at 5:00 you've heard from neighbors now, the mayor is stepping in what. he's saying about a developer. and why a man will face attempted murder to those who'v to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> tonight agents of shield airs at the 9:00 and what would you do at 10:00. then join us for abc7 news at 11:00 >> yes. use watch abc to catch the shows live and on the go. just visit watch abc.com for details. this monday night san francisco 49ers will play a final game at candle stick park he and today, allowed one behind the scenes and abc7 news wayne freedman was there. >> think of this as a museum in th

to ride with the ave, go where the court is taking you and don't try to the ely to get back script that you planned. i always had about four or five i wanted that this s essential for me to say and the rest i could skip. so i would try to make sure in poin ument i made those points. question -- if i was responding to a question, then i thed immediately pick up on possibility that i wanted to get a pause thout leaving that would invite another question. >> this raises something that you were an ow but advocatover as you just -- yourself as you indicated before the supreme court. you handled cases involving of women and discrimination. >> and men. .> and men questions of gender discrimination arose. 39 cases or argued something like that before he supreme nted to the court. does it make a difference that advocate ourself an and so know what it is like out there? your cheeks have not -- colleagues have not argued. a solicitor was general so she argued a number of cases that one year. it make a difference to be on the court to have been an advocate? does in this respect. i try to keep my qu

they made life miserable for eli manning.ed and mar -- marchand lynch going beast mode. new york shut out at home for the first time in 18 years. staying in the nfc west. drew brees and 56 pass attempts and intercepted twice. johnson doing the honors in the end zone. really good looking rookie here and takes the handoff and gone 40 yards. that made it 24-3 and rams stun the saints 27-16. a seven-turnover performance against division rival kansas city and arguably the low point of the season for the raiders. alex smith is back and dissecting the raiders' secondary today. smith backpedaling on the first play and sets up jamal charles and charles is a fantasy football dream if you had him today. mcgloin picked four times and a pair of fired quarter -- third quarter touchdown passes. career high five touchdown passes. 71 yards here and the game that saw 12 touchdowns and kansas city wins it 56-31. let's hear from alex. >> it was strange being back. we flew to san jose and stayed down there. that was a little different. i didn't t

elie. three months old. >> she months old when we speak. >> you will be 107 when he goes to college. >> i plan to live to at least to 100 average100 and maybe i willo 107 i don't know. >> i feel sorry for him. this man was once the most powerful man in louisiana. one of the most able politicians on the national scene. now he is reduced to being a comic prop on a badly written and more badly acted faux reality tv show. govenor he ha edwards is unphasy his critics. his goal is to get back in politics. >> you had hoped you would get a pardon. >> yes. >> i think from president obama. >> and president bush. >> and are you disappointed that neither one came through with a pardon for you. >> of course. president bush's father and you are good friends. he asked his son to issue a pardon. he cannot run for state office for 15 years. the voters are tired of the four-time govenor. >> he is a cautionary tale. he is not relevant at all other than we are still cleaning up his mess. >> after a break here,

and that is a very forward- looking -- eli?at about >> from what i understand, he is not in the final picking. that -- just say >> the speculation will obviously continue to swirl. >> i also want to point out, as you both surely know, steve ballmer has said in the past, alan mullally would be a great leader for any company. the guy is an engineer. a lot of what needs to go on at microsoft is engineering. he's a leader., i would be a little bit guilty of subject adoration, but so is everyone around this guy. i watched the people who work for him. they love him. he walked out on the street today after the good morning america said and people were asking him to sign their body parts with a magic marker. he's like a rockstar ceo. >> i don't really want to know which body parts. >> [laughter] >> i think he is one of the most impressive ceo's i've ever met. have what it takes to turn microsoft around? >> if anyone does, he does. look at all of the things he's done at ford in the time he's been there. raising capital before the crash

he has authored 22 books in a wide range from robert ely to the pittsburgh steelers if you are an npr nerd, and you may also know him as a regular panelist on wait, wait don't tell me. [laughter] and is a contributing editor of atlantic monthly. today he comes to us with his newest work, "alphabetter juice" or "the joy of text." the book for anyone who loves to get physical with words. let's give him another round of applause. [applause] and finally our last author is brad meltzer. and he is a hometown hero who has made a career out of helping all the trim others see the hero within them. he brings us work based upon the popular history channel show in his latest book is the "history decoded: the 10 greatest conspiracies of all time" ended his knew his work, he asks questions in what is going on in area 51 and did john wilkes booth really get away? brad meltzer is the number one best-selling author of the inner circle, as well as a slew of other best-selling books. i would be remiss to say that he and his wife are the leaders who founded and brought this to miami. his latest book just

and leverage that to $100 million. >> we are working with eli lilly.at 50 and venture-capital community to look for 50. for the funding initiative as opposed to the city, setting up a venture-capital firm. at the end is not about returns for the city but making sure companies grow. dennis: you will lose every dime if you keep saying it is not about the returns because it should be about the returns. rather isn't setting up a new venture capital fund will not invest in tax incentives to make it easier to set up? >> we thought about what we need to do. think about what the space needed. it is not just about quantitative returns the qualitative returns and is shot in the arm to get things going. dennis: sometimes on capitalism, thanks for being with us. dennis: time for west coast minute. marijuana business owners are looking for cow resistant bags to sell the recently -- everything it sold has to be in a bag. the problem is business owners say there are not enough bags being manufactured throughout the country. arizona could become the first u.s. state t

. >> eli manning. >> just today, we spotted no fewer than 12 separate ads in two newspapers. not bad for something that was said to be dupled by newer technology and a generational divide. >> is that where you got the idea of the clock bracelet you wear? >> my watch, no. >> watches are ticking this year. and not just at fancy jewelry stores around union square. >> we're gaining popularity. and it's cool watches gaining popularity. >> they run a small watch empire out of this sheik, appointment only showroom. >> it's not just to tell time. >> it's now an extension of your personality. >> you see the new frontier, from abstract visual designs, to experimental devices like this one, which uses a system of moving belts. >> there's always new people, always on a daily bay circumstances saying -- basis, saying i didn't know this existed. >> raffle has more than 50 years experience as a dealer and master watch maker. >> they are changing the looks and they are changing how the watch is working and how you buy the watch. but the watch itself is always coming back. no, he never wants

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about $4 billion per year, one industry is dominated by the likes of shire pharmaceuticals, novartis, elid johnson and johnson, and one startup is looking to disrupt the market with an innovative, new treatment. our bloomberg reporter elliott gotkine spoke with the company's ceo. >> first and foremost, this is a non-stimulant drug category, so it will not be under the restraints that things like ritalin or adderall are. it acts very fast, and we recently released clinical news that said the first day you take it, unlike the others, which take about two months to start working, it also appears to have a safety profile that is vastly improved than the existing treatments. effects.side >> exactly. >> and what side effects does it have? >> it has a very, very clean safety profile in clinical trials. we have seen low-grade nausea, which happens the first or two when you take it, but it does away. we are not seeing some of the major side effects that we see with other drugs. >> when will we see it? what is your best case scenario? >> we are hoping for adult adhd, we will have it on the market b

they made life miserable for eli manning.-- marchand lynch going beast mode. new york shut out at home for the first time in 18 years. staying in the nfc west. drew brees and 56 pass attempts and intercepted twice. johnson doing the honors in the end zone. really good looking rookie here and takes the handoff and gone 40 yards. that made it 24-3 and rams stun the saints 27-16. a seven-turnover performance against division rival kansas city and arguably the low point of the season for the raiders. alex smith is back and dissecting the raiders' secondary today. smith backpedaling on the first play and sets up jamal charles and charles is a fantasy football dream if you had him today. mcgloin picked four times and a pair of fired quarter -- third quarter touchdown passes. career high five touchdown passes. 71 yards here and the game that saw 12 touchdowns and kansas city wins it 56-31. let's hear from alex. >> it was strange being back. we flew to san jose and stayed down there. that was a little different. i didn't think it was

seattle intercepts eli manning five times. one of them by richard sherman.hawn lynch ran for 47 yards. lynch goes beast mode as he kicks his feet and goes in for a touchdown. seattle blanks the giants. seattle is an nfl best 0-2. giants 5-9. >>> arizona in the white jerseys still pushing the 49ers for the play off spot. today in tennessee, titans tie the game with 10 seconds left in regulation. we're going to overtime at 24. tennessee gets the ball first but cardinal intercepts fitzpatrick. feeley kicks the field goal. cardinals win. arizona still a play off contender at 9-5. >>> 49ers still chasing carolina for the wild card spot. cam newton with the old spin-o- rama. and williams must run fast. must straddle sidelines. carolina wins. they're 10-4 and hold the number one seed. >>> dallas quarterback tony romo continues to be a walking contradiction today against the packers. receiver dez bryant getting double covered. but come on catching the ball and manages to fall on a 24-36 lead with less than eight minutes to go. coach derek says dez i love you man. yo

they say you have a better chance of being hit by an eli manning pass than winning the lottery?tball joke. [ applause ] a joke. hold on. it is a joke for football fans. the drawing at 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight. i would look to see the woman who pulls the ping-pong balls out win. wouldn't that be something? probably wouldn't let her have it, right. a lot of people play the lottery say they would keep their job if they've won. i don't know. in fact last night, guillermo said he would keep his job if he won. so this afternoon, we gave guillermo a polygraph test. we had a professional come in. with a lie detector to find out if he was telling the truth or not. we will have the results of that test later on inn't show. are you nervous guillermo? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: we asked him a lot of questions not just that. i think the reason people say they would keep their jobs they know their boss will get mad if they don't. tonight thigh thought it would be fun to send sal out to hollywood boulevard off to ask people what they would say to their boss if they won $636 million. we do

seattle's defense interceptions eli manning 5 times. of them by richard sherman. 16 touchdowns and 20 picks in 14 games. marshawn lynch 47 yards. look at him go beast mode. wheels in for the touchdown. seattle 23-0. nfl best 12-0. giants 5-9. >> arizona snipping for the final playoff spot. titans tied the game. 10 seconds left, we are going to over time. 34-34. tennessee gets the ball first but cardinals intercept. and he kicks the 41-yard game winning field goal. cardinals win 37-34. arizona still playoff contender 9-5. 49ers chasing carolina for the top spot, panthers hosted the jets today. cam newton with the us to williams. he goes -- toss to williams. he goes 72 yards match caroline -- yards, kara linea win -- carolina wins. >> stanford football fans, take a sigh of relief. david shah will not change or chase any other job. the day he took over he said this was his ideal job. he didn't want it to be a stepping stone for another job. now several sources confirm he is not going anywhere except to the rose bowl for the second straight