number four -- the battling rock 'em sock 'em robots. number three helped kids in the 1950s spring into action with superman's muscle building kit. >> for our next piece -- number two -- one of the great sci-fi toys. this was actually one of the first toys that tied in directly to a newspaper comic strip. >> the toy gun is 80 years old. to protect the metal, andy wears gloves. when this item was introduced at macy's, they expected it would be popular. but they didn't expect 5,000 people would line up to get it. >> this is the buck rogers xz-31 rocket gun from daisy manufacturing -- 1934. [ gun cocks ] >> the geppi's entertainment museum got its start with a collection of comic books. and that's where we end our tour -- a case full of comics, each introducing a famous character for the very first time. >> for our number one... >> number one. >> ...a story in four colors -- our comic room. our number one is number ones. "action comics" number one -- debut of superman, "walt disney's comics and stories" number one -- the start of an illustr

moving towards rockridge so it sounds like the passenger also be let off at rockridge where we have ems waiting for us there. all trains on the pittsburgh line are completely stopped because of this log jam. we have also had a lot of passengers, and i'm at orinda. there are hundreds of passengers standing around me just waiting to be able to get back on to a train. the priority here, of course, is to get the services needed for those that are not feeling well, get the train out of the way, and then start in the service recovery mode. we very much apologize for the ongoing service problems that our passengers have been experiencing this entire year. >> you can't see this obviously, but i'm looking at picture from our news chopper 2 of the train, and it apparently has made its way to the rockridge bart station. and the people who are on that train are now on the platform. how long do you suppose -- obviously they're going to treat the people who are injured, and i do see some medics out there. how long do you suppose this is going to jam the system and the people who are stranded, would i

still foolin' 'em.you're getting away with something? >> don't you always feel like you are? >> jimmy: i do, but yeah. [ laughter ] >> i don't want to say that, because that'll catch up to me in someplace. >> jimmy: no, no. i think i deserve to be here. >> it was not the original name of the book. >> jimmy: what was the original name? >> "man tits." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: billy, no. i'm learning a lot about you. [ talking over each other ] >> i thought it was a funny idea. because, listen. you're walking in at a book store. and you see my face and it says "man tits." you're going to buy it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so happy someone talked you out of it. >> you're walking in the airport. next to the news. "man tits." >> jimmy: yeah. the number one book in "the new york times." "man tits." >> see it today. >> jimmy: i would have bought that. but i bought "still foolin' 'em." >> i had a great time doing it. i turned 65 in march. i know i look fabulous. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic

and that means that we show 'em the money, and then we show it to 'em again.it rain cash, and then it rains twice as hard, all right? joining us today is someone who was sitting in our audience just one week ago, and now she's right here in the spotlight. from brooklyn, new york, y'all show some love for clarice mathews. what up? >> brooklyn, brooklyn, brooklyn! >> how you doin'? >> i'm good! i'm good! i'm good! i'm glad to be here! >> so you were sitting in the audience a week ago. now you got to explain, and you kind of have this cool pastime. what do you do? >> well, since i retired from the nypd... >> okay. >> my girlfriends and i, we like to visit talk shows.

. >> go, go, go, get 'em, get 'em, get 'em, get 'em. >> hello, stop. you all right?> sorry. my name is andy lee. i'm a police officer. are you from shelt ten ham. >> no. >> whereabouts are you from? >> marsden marsh. >> all right. okay. what about yourself, ma'am? >> this is my husband. >> oh, is it? >> yeah. >> okay. >> detective lee recognizes the couple from surveillance footage. he thinks they could be managers of one of the brothels. do you know anything on this street? >> no. can i ask what you're doing here? have you got a car nearby? >> yes, the car park. >> you parked up there? >> which shops have you been to today? >> this one. >> do what? it's just a pie. >> all right. i tell you what i see now. step over this way. my name is andrew lee. i'm a defensive constable from cheltenham station. >> yes. >> i'm not happy with your stories. >> yeah. >> based upon evidence i have, i'm arresting you both on suspicion of the management of a brothel. you don't have to say -- if you are question, something you would like to relay in court, anything you do say may be give

ahora, se distancia los socios de la em por esa que organizÓ los conciertos de vicente fernÁndez.a empresa es investigada por lavado de dinero. un asesinato sin piedad y la responsable lo describe tod >> tenemos la cifra de los muertos primer año de enrique peña nieto >> llega el súper sábado, quizá encuentre los mejores descuentos este fin de semana. comenzamos >> ♪. >> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas >> ♪. >> comenzamos con la empresa que organizó los conciertos de vicente fernández y está siendo in vestigada por lavado de dinero. corresponsal en bogotá localizó a uno de los socios, le dijeron que si a una entrevista y luego pasó >> el nombre de andrés barco tomó fuerza luego que se anunciara que en españa se le investiga por posible lavado de activos, se dice que habrían permitido ingreso de al menos 5 millones de euros provenientes de la droga >> andrés, teniendo en cuenta que está fuera de la ciudad ¿sería posible una entrevista telefónica? >> llámame en 10 mimnutos >> la respuesta desde entonces es la misma >> sistema de voz >> tampoco fu

yeah, he was wearing a held eme but he still got hit by a car. >> this guy must be made by tie tanu -- titanium. >> the last thing you want to hear when you're on vacation in a resort town is this. that's gun fire you're hearing from the balcony of a hotel from the resort town of rocky port, mexico. at least five people were killed during this violence, violence in the resort town, part of rocky point is rare. we've got the person who shot this video, melissa jacobson. she's still where this went down. first of all, describe what you heard, what you saw and do you feel safe right now? >> well, it started about 5:30 this morning, woke up to -- i didn't know what it was at first but it ended up being gun fire. when i heard the noises, i opened the balcony door and when i opened the door, i heard a lot of screaming in spanish and a big grenade went off. at that point my family and i went into the master bathroom and huddled in there until around 7:30. >> have you been outside are have you stayed in the condo. >> no, we went outside. there's blood everywhere, glass everywhere, a car shot

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friends of the library, the system encourages public comment and most of the safeguards of democracy em powers the public citizen, dehumanization, i attempt to counter this by acknowledging by birthday. i am 67 today, 67 is not a major birthday, but you don't need to be [inaudible] to figure out that if yesterday was the 50th anniversary of president kennedy's funeral, i turned 17 after the day of his funeral, he said my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. after that, he said my fellow citizens of the world, ask not what america can do for you but what together we can do for the freedom of man. finally, whether you are citizens of america or the world, ask us -- ask of us the same standards of strength and sacrifice that we should ask of you with the good conscious our only sure award and history are final judge of our deeds, i may have been a naive kid but i wasn't the only one who believed it. in those days, there were ideas that our freedom was dependent upon the freedom of others, they were working for a better world for

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. >> rock em, sock em robots. >> what do you think of this one? >> there is an impulse among conservatives to do and say stupid things. it is the same impulse that forced them to shutdown the government. >> why, because they don't want the government to tell them what to do? >> they are not saying outlaw tablets. >> you are a reporter. connect the dots. you know what is coming next. you know what is coming next. you know whe this goes. >> i hope i break that story when it it comes, but it is never going to come. this is what is crazy about conservatives, it is the same impulse. they don't like obamacare, so guess what, they shutdown the government. theyon't like the fact the government is pining about something. >> they don't like the new led light bulbs. adam, you also happen to be a great reporter and you can connect the dots and see where people are afraid that ultimately the governmentals them how to raise their kids. >> i am also a parent and my wife and i struggle with trying to get our daughter to look away of -- to have less screen time. i

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really get engaged in something, given the protests, a lot of members were going to the south african emn see. naacp was involved with the south african em been see you saw a ground swell of protests, righteous indignation. >> schieffer: do you think that was because of nelson mandela himself or just because the issue people were beginning to understand how long this was? >> i think a lot of it was nelson mandela himself. because of his commitment, you were talking to gale about what fortified, it was his own personal commitment i think that made him so unique, not just this country but in the world. how many people do you think could endure 27 years in prison come out with the kind of attitude that president mandela possessed? it was just unbelievable. >> schieffer: just to say he was in prison is not quite enough. i mean when you go back, we've all seen film this week of that prison, what it looked like and how confining it was and how he could see johannesburg when they let him look out the window, as it were. it's just amazing. michelle, you went to his inauguration, what was that li

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. >> a lot em bearings. i apologize but l washington can i say. communication broke down.reporter: rodriguez says the phone number was from vendor contracted by the state that changed the number months ago. old number was apparently replaced by the sex lean. mistake was corrected today after abc 7 news brought it to their attention. but the state department of child support services says it alerted counties to the mistake in an e-mail back in october. it's now ordered all counties to rae view the web site and make sure the number is taken down medle medley. >> she did finally get the help she needed and personal apology from the local director of child support services. >> remarkable story thank you. >> well the cold snap is finally over but par air quality is still hanging aroun around. right now we were up the fifth straight spare the air day with record 6 happening tomorrow. wood burning banned during spare the air day as you know and it's because of this. this haze just sitting over the bay area. sandhya is here with live doppler 7hd and more on how long the bad air st

and then they invited us to join 'em. so a few of us did. >> host: how many did you participate in? was this, did you -- were you involved for a long time, or -- >> guest: oh, yeah. lots of things. arrested twice in durham, joined the howard group for the sit-ins in arlington across the river -- [inaudible] i wasn't sitting in there but i could buy tickets for the ride, so i did that and handed them off. i mean, that's -- [inaudible] we had a movement, will travel, we were down in raleigh, went to jail there, and came to freedom rides. one thing led to the next. the jackson sit-in. >> host: so how -- where are you from original hi? are you from jackson? >> guest: i was born in washington d.c. i'm home. but after the riots of charlene hunter and -- [inaudible] in georgia, my family is from georgia. anding -- [inaudible] and i felt if the integration of the colleges could not just be two by two, these black students undergoing this horrendous thing. it had to be a two-way street, so i would apply to some black colleges. and so the freedom rides were my ticket to mississippi and free r

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remember rock em sock em robots. here's wireless. they pound each other out of here. the hostility and all wireless. very, very cool. it's available at wal-mart and target and toys 'r us. of course there is my holiday hat here. >> happy holidays. happy holidays too. 11 time 51 now, new information about the quarterback controversy. amelia segal will be back with another check on the forecast. stay with us. >> we just might have seen robert griffin iii play for the last time this season. kirk cousins will start for the redskins this season. mike shanahan said earlier that rg 3 could sit out for the rest of the season if he doesn't lay this week. at the weekly news conference, they will also face tough questions about the future with the team. our own diana said his son kyle may be behind speculation that he wants out as skins head coach. kyle is the team's coordinator. mike shanahan may have to choose between keeping his job and keeping his son on the staff. we are following several big stories here. a d.c. police officer will be in court this afternoon after he was ar

their jeep flipped over after hitting an em embankment. >> they had food and water. he built a fire and was able to keep it going. >> they were in the jeep to help stay warm. there was mild exposer to the cold. they are all doing well. >>> scores of leaders and celebrities remembered nelson mandela. it was in prison 27 years. those who attended braved the pouring rain. >> i will always fall short, he makes me want to be a better man. . >> the former south african president passed away at 95. a celebration will be held in san francisco in the city hall rotunda. >> reporter: several degrees warmer than this morning. 50 by noon and then 3:00 mid-to upper 50s. we have an advisory. 33-36 degrees. the freeze warning is in effect for the north bay. we have inland valleys. we will see sub freezing temperatures for several hours. temperatures between 25 and 32- degree and icy roads are a possibility. everywhere you see the 20s on the screen. 28 in santa rosa. 25 in fairfield. temperatures will be in the upper 20s. it is not as dry. it is warmer for our bay shores. 34 in san m

of police, fire, ems, on how they would respond to active shooters.hiladelphia at the international association chiefs of police, and this is something we were talking about, had to do with active shooters. shooters inside of schools. we're coming up on the anniversary of the sandy hook shooting. i guarantee you, law enforcement here, everything changed after columbine, the way they would approach a shooting like this. you have now departments that trained their officers to put together three to four officers as an active shooter team instead of waiting for a s.w.a.t. team to get there. and schools practice this, along with the local law enforcement. and that's why many times you'll go to schools, and you ride around the school and see numbers on doors. this is all part of the preplanning, don, that was done after columbine when things changed greatly on the response to these kind of things. you have to make sure on the fire and ems side, if you do have victims, you want to make sure that the area is secured, that law enforcement maybe has this person

when we did the audio book for "still foolin' 'em," i did most of it live in front of an audience. so proud of it because it's an exciting thing to listen to, and for the people that have been fans it's like getting a live concert album. >> your dad passed away when you were 15 and you wrote that you never felt young again after that. >> yeah. i don't know your personal life but if that's happened to you, you understand it's a right cross right to the chin. >> i can't imagine at 15, my danielle adams passed away a couple of years ago and people would talk to me and for about a year, year and a half i would sit there and smile. i can't imagine a 15-year-old kid -- >> it was sudden. it was out of the blue. so when i turned 50 i started making notes of a show that i was thinking about and i even called it "700 sundays" then. he worked two jobs sometimes three our only day was sunday. i calculated and that was the title and that was the broadway show which we're bringing back to new york in november. that was the most exciting year that i can remember was being here on broadway telling

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love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >>> tomorrow the u.s. safety board will issue a report about substantial changes to the way refiners are regulated. a fire forced 15,000 people to get medical treatment and shut down crude oil production for months. >>> starting today there will be major changes to employment centers and shopping areas. frequency and other lines will have information on line for the train and buses. >>> i did not kill mr. murphy. >>> the. >> find out who the shooter was gunning for and actor peter o'toole. >>> a friend of the colorado school gunman said there were warning signs. they were co-captains of the debate team. he used strong language and was combative. he threatened to kill a speech coach. >> obvio

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and that means that we show 'em the money, and then we show it to 'em again. then we make it rain cash, and then it rains twice as hard, all right? joining us today is someone who was sitting in our audience just one week ago, and now she's right here in the spotlight. from brooklyn, new york, y'all show some love for clarice mathews. what up? >> brooklyn, brooklyn, brooklyn! >> how you doin'? >> i'm good! i'm good! i'm good! i'm glad to be here! >> so you were sitting in the audience a week ago. now you got to explain, and you kind of have this cool pastime. what do you do? >> well, since i retired from the nypd... >> okay. >> my girlfriends and i, we like to visit talk shows. the girls are here with me-- >> where your crew at? [cheers and applause] oh! uh-oh! >> go, clarice! >> all: go, clarice! go, clarice! >> oh, my goodness. >> they gonna need they own lifelines. i see right-- a'ight, well, this exciting. i'm glad you here. i'm excited for you. >> i'm so excited. i can't believe that i'm on tv-- and double money too. >> i want you to win a lot of money to

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gun violence, let 'em die. the latest in left wing lunaticses to commit these horrific acts though they have been linked to the right without evidence to back them up. the most memorable is when the so called journalists at abc were blaming for the theater shooting. >> you found something that might be significant. >> there is a jim holmes on a colorado tea party site talking about him joining the tea party last year. it is jim holmes of aurora. >> that was completely false. the media needs to tell the truth whether they like it or not. maybe start with the fact that the presence of armed guards inside the colorado high school during the shooting on friday was a key factor of preventing more deaths. here with with reaction, the author of "never trust a liberal over 3." merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> if you want to stop shooting put in retired policemen and retired military people. it will end. this proves my point. >> this proves we could keep liberals out of schools. it is crazy people. the problem is

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love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >> some gifts didn't make it in time because of shipping problems. ups and fed-ex blame poor weather for backing up systems. the companies will resume regular shipping tomorrow. ups considered doing deliveries today but asked their drivers not to work on christmas day. amazon offering to refund shipping and give out $20 gift cards to some who were affected by the delay. in san jose this mail carrier was in the holiday spirit despite having to work, she delivered priority mail and letters dressed as santa. folks were happy to see her. post office locations were closed today but will reon, tomorrow, that is nice. san francisco firefighters were making toy deliveries today. and received smiles

love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >>> strange circumstances. you're about to see two examples. in china, a woman walks around some sort of service station. when she comes back to the bottom of the screen, watch what jumps out at her. a tibetan mastiff. huge. this thing is attacking her viciously, looks like it's got her shirt, her arm, almost like he has a rag doll. she's trying to get back up on th platform. she knows if she can get there, she can escape the dog. eventually she's able to roll backward, eventually you see a guy come to her aid. unclear of the injuries. just the size of the dog, he looked like a bear. >> he probably outweighed her easily. >> he's about the size of her. >> from there to something completely di

place >> reporter: the police chief wouldn't reveal specific details on what information led this 'em to the four suspects. he said only three suspects entered the store at the time of the robbery but all four will be charged with murder. kron 4 news >>> only one kron 4 news, the permanent fix that makes the bridge safe in an earthquake is not fixed yet. the crews are working now to make the final repairs and complete the project. officials say as long as the temporary fix is in place, the bridge is safe to drive on. they say the permanent fix should be in place sometime in january >>> tonight police are still investigating whether the robbery suspect shot by police yesterday is actually the so-called cotton ball bandit. police say the suspect was shot after robbing the bank of the west and leading police on a chase. the actual bandit is believeed to behind several bank robberies throughout the north bay. he got the nickname because of the type of that he uses in his robberies >>> a vigil was held tonight in san francisco for several young man who have gone missing without any explana

for abc seven news at five em p.m. at 6is is abc seven news p.m. >> we are tracking wintry weather back to perla renting a holiday travel plans. warnings and advisories are now in place in many parts of the nation were snow and ice threatens the slick roads. the weather to the north and west are stark contrast to the mild temperatures in our area. us with whereoins the trouble spots will be. >> let us go to our graphics board because places like oklahoma are under ice storm warnings. we are going to be fine until late sunday when we get showers. ice storms and snow is on tap for the weekend but for us it will stay on the warm side. plenty of moisture off the pacific and eventually to the gulf. the cold front will get here but not until late sunday. as we head to the day tomorrow, we will climb even more. into the mid-60's with a little sunshine. >> thanks. construction will begin soon on a casino in prince george's county. maryland gaming officials picked mgm's design for casino at the national harbor. us. bell is very

love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. >> we're talking with ron swisher, usual host in fairfield. he's running down the big stories for us at the end of '13. mandela was one, the new pope and got into this, sticky with gay marriage and rights and how it impacts the various denominations. the united methodist church, as an example, what's the stance and the repercussions? >> the stance is for years, in our popular conference, colorado and nevada, we performed blessings of gay couples and ten or 12 years ago, they said we cannot even do that. some people said no for 25 and 30 years, supported gay and lesbian in our communities but voted against it. anyone who does a marriage now, has orders taken from them. >> if you're clergy, th