we're talking about year enders, everyone used to seeing a reflection of the year in news and that'st this is about on dotcom and it is compiling all the big stories and then allowing viewers at home to decide what are the most meaningful and impactful ones to them. >> that's right. as you said there's been a huge number of news stories this year. what we're asking readers and viewers to do, log on-line, go to cnn.com/yearinreview, 20 of the biggest stories of the year and we want you to tell us which are the big ones for you. >> you've given them. whittling it down to 20. there was a resounding consensus, osama bin laden up there, the japan earthquake and tsunami. >> yeah. >> what else? >> the other big story we're seeing is everything that's been happening with the arab spring. it started this year and it's still continuing. big uprising in tunisia, egypt, libya, people are interested in that. we're also seeing on the other spectrum, huge interest in steve jobs' death. >> was it difficult to do this year because there have been so many? i mean this has been a year and a news cycle

kind of a year-ender.e're covering everything from the arab spring and occupy wall street to casey anthony, the royal wedding. and we also have the hall of shame, because there are been many falls from grace, as we know, this past year. i think it's going to be a lot of fun to watch. i certainly had a great time doing it. >> jam packed. >> reporter: action-packed, too. >> sounds good. katie, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> and katie's special is tomorrow at 9:00 eastern here on abc. >>> next up, an emotional homecoming, just in time for the holidays. ♪ all righty. oh, oh. you are a little biscuit. i'm carol. uh, we should skedaddle 'cause it's girls' night. so...okay. oh, wow. you got a skinny-dipping scene after the duel, right? well, i -- shh, shh, shh. show. don't tell. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. just a little -- okay. oh, wow. [ male announcer ] watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices, all for only 8 b

there is evidence they can increase rear-enders, as drivers slam on brakes to avoid getting caught, but a study found they also reduce the more deadly t-bone crashes and save lives. >> people know that they shouldn't run red lights, but the best education program is a traffic ticket. >> reporter: in many of these crashes, it appears the driver never saw the red, never slowed down. so if you're waiting at an intersection and your light turns green, you may want to wait a beat before you proceed. >>> this year was one of the safest for airline passengers. according to the wall streetle journal, the commercial airline industry had just one passenger death for every 7.1 million travelers across the world. the previous record was set in 2004 with 1 death per 6 million passengers. >>> so just when we think we're going to have winter, then, bam, they stick us back in with a day like today. it was amazing. >> yeah, a bit of a seesaw ride, no question about it, but really to the year will end on a mild note and be even milder for the first month of january. -- first of january. take a look outsi

left in regulation until ovechkin lit the lamp with his 10th goal of the season and that was the game ender. the capitals hit out the jet -- shut out the jets 1-0. >>> and in baseball news, the federal judge sentenced barry bonds to 30 days of house arrest. two years probation and community service for his obstruction of justice conviction in a grand jury appearance eight years ago. here's the news. the sentence has been delayed pending an appeal that will take a year or more. and in maryland, 9 football news. four players, including the linebacker have been approved for medical hardship waivers. this means all four of the players will get an extra year to play for the terps. the wizards and sixers tipping off at 7:00 and we'll have the highlights at 11. brian, back to you. >> and lindsay, the game. back over to sue palka with a last look at the forecast. >> we thought we would check out radar. not a lot or areas are getting the rain and to southern maryland and to north-central virginia, watch this as it goes in motion. the bright colors are moving on away and some rain, sleet, and snow to

sports next with ender. hello good morning nice to have you company and these are the headlines for me it's legality and is among seventeen arrests italian police investigate a match fixing scam. plus spying in barcelona strike it down red van is set to miss the rest of this season after surgery on his broken leg. and basing your tie russia's visually impaired football as a tackling or funding crisis in their bid to reach the power and. but first former israeli football catching cristiana daily has been arrested along with sixteen other people as part of an ongoing investigation into match fixing the inquiry is focusing on several matches in city be over the past two seasons and three of the games involved former club atalanta he was arrested on suspicion of destroying evidence although he denies any wrongdoing danny was banned from bringing a half years earlier this year during an investigation by the italian football federation that also resulted in. just being promoted to city at receiving a six point pen

this is the first area on record that 10-year note has closed out a cat ender year with an interest rate below 2%. and that is tonight's market focus. >> tom: collectively americans owe more money on student loans now than we do on our credit cards. student debt is nearing $1 trillion. this was one of the big issues when college graduates joined occupy wall street rallies across the country this fall. many of them voicing concern about rising tuition costs and mounting student debt crisis. sylvia hall tonight takes a look at what's fueling soaring college costs and how to pay for them. >> reporter: if you went to an occupy wall street protest you wouldn't have had to stay long before hearing angry cries of frustrated college graduates. the frustration has been fueled by ever-higher college tuition forcing more students to borrow more money to afford a higher education. >> i'm very optimistic about college affordability over the next decade. >> mark cantrowities publishes an information web site saying government uj abouts slashed university funding to have schools have students were i a

championship in may also buckling fiercely at the season ender in dubai to wrap up the european money title he finished third there becoming the first man and history to win both of those problems in the very same year. finally let's finish where we began with ice hockey on all-star select from the european wide minor hockey league our international tour of duty this month aiming to repeat their success story of last year stateside constantine the top of. they have made shelters the younger brother of the cage the kontinental hockey league which is the biggest prize hockey division off to the north american n.h.l. the junior league is picking up steam in the its third year with now thirty two teams in the standings and permanently expanding the red stars are the a.m.a. shelves all star team and when they toured the u.s. and canada last year they lost only once in five minutes while least time there will be taking on eight of bone and meanwhile these here they may tell decided to stablish one more team consisting of under eighteen players the red star juniors cool travel to denmark for

championship in may thirty four year old donald also buckling fiercely at the season ender into by the euro money title he finished third there are becoming the first man in history to win both of those times since then. rugby world cup champions new zealand have looked within their own ranks to replace the part of coach graham henry assistant steve hunt's in the man taking over the reins a native of the country hansen is well aware of the task ahead up of helping the all blacks retain their global crown in twenty fifteen england and wales look at the rugby world cup history and teams will struggle slightly after that. but it makes the challenge even more exciting. and there's a two to one about round seven of the dive but it's not a good tone to get top drawer. so we can afford doing that we're just going to put a full stop and what we have achieved. and finally let's finish where we started with ice hockey an all star select from the european wide minor hockey league or an international charity this month aiming to repeat their success story of last year stateside constantine to top

obama team fired out with a fund-raising letter, accusing romney of, quote, pandering to the dead-ender fringe of extremists. but make this clear, david. romney doesn't, has never questioned the president's birth certificate and certainly not going to start now. >> all right, jon karl, see you in iowa soon. >>> and sunday morning right here, jake tapper with two of the republican contenders, ron paul and michele bachmann, on abc's "this week." >>> and it's hard to believe, but one week from tomorrow, the republican contenders gather in new hampshire for our next abc news debate. diane sawyer, george stephanopoulos moderating. that's a week from tomorrow night here. >>> but we do move on tonight, and to a real life mystery playing out in hollywood tonight. more than a dozen fires set in one night. here's abc's abbie boudreau. >> reporter: firefighters scrambling through the night, to keep up with fire, after fire, after fire. the first was set around midnight in a parked car. by 5:00 a.m., chaos. a total of 21 fires had been set throughout los angeles, concentrated in the heart of hollyw

that work which is also rise by russia to supply their war in afghanistan because they back east enders they had enough with the americans as well and that he was of course the drone war in pakistan certainly a lot. going on here i want to get back to the elections in russia. and secretary of state hillary clinton in such a public outlash coming from her and regard to the elections you have to be curious as to why she's making such a public debacle over this do you think this is the obama administration putting on a tough face for the next election cycle possibly i mean today alone president obama said he killed twenty two terrace he said he killed and he's telling his critics to ask osama bin ladin if he engages in appeasement definitely playing that up so what's going on with this tough act. look do you have to like it because of some of the reasons that we all learned a few minutes earlier district. don't forget that one of the key top picks for in terms of foreign policy in the republican campaign in two thousand and twelve is going to be how soft obama is in terms of our strategic

. >>> former governor sarah palin says it is not too late to ender the gop race. >> it is not too lateo enter and who knows what will happen in the future. >> she made the comments during a fox news interview. but would not sec say if she was -- would not say if she was considering a run. >>> a popular catch think song about most people's favorite day of the week is this year's most watched video on you tube. >> you ought to see maureen bouncing her head now. rebecca black's song received almost 80 million you tube views. you tube says the upcoming election has more people watching political videos. more than 18 million hits shows wall advocating for gay marriages at a hearing in iowa and describing life with two mothers. rick perry's campaign ad criticizing gays in the community also made the list. president barack obama's dinner speech and his announcement about osama bin laden was in the top 4. >>> how is it looking in contra costa county? >> we are looking at highway 4 and starting there because it is getting more crowded especially in antioch especially as you get on to the willow

i love it. >> we just saw the year-ender.s for weather. what's happening? >> thank you, man, very much. thank you. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want you to know before you head into the holiday weekend. new jersey and san francisco, holiday lights are still coming in. you just got what? today's wednesday. you have two more days to get those holiday lights done so we can put them up on twitter and facebook for you. here's the maps. winter begins overnight tonight. it's officially 12:30 eastern daylight time. are we in daylight time on the east coast? indeed, we are. that's when winter -- standard? or daylight? >> you're the expert. >> don't do that to me because i don't know. >> wait a minute. hand me that. hand me that. i'm supposed to say this? is this really true? all that weather is brought to you by massage envy. lara? >> ooh, wow. thank you, sam. >>> and coming up, an unforgettable "show me the money." could you have unclaimed cash coming your way? find out on "good morning america." ab >>> "show me the

this is the day erica does that year-ender. >> i don't know if you caught it earlier at 8:00. she does a great look back at an entire year of "today." you almost forget what happened. >> it's unbelievable. you think of four hours of television every single day. >> yes. over the course of a year. we decided to pick the parts that are about us and show them to you. let's take a look. ♪ where them girls at >> hey. >> it's a good day with you, hoda woman. >> i only date drunk girls. >> you came to the right place. ♪ party rock >> matt, get over here. >> is this actually going out over the air? >> yeah. we're on tv. ♪ make you want to move it like they do in south beach ♪ >> this is what i came back to television for. >> yes, it is. ♪ today is our day everything's going your way ♪ ♪ today is your day ♪ i said today yeah ♪ today ♪ today is your day ♪ today is your day >> fabulous job. >> the whole thing is on our website. the people responsible for erica levins, lindsey grubb and a ton of editors. >> it reminds you how incredible our whole crew is. everybody. there are a couple of h

the cameras are controversial theory there is evidence they can increase rear-enders when drivers slam on brakes to avoid getting caught, but a study found they also reduce the more deadly t-bone crashes and save lives. and the people know they should not run red lights, but the best education program is a traffic ticket. >> in many of these crashes, the driver never saw the red light or even slow down. next time you are at a red light and about to go and it turns green, you might want to wait a second. >> just be careful out there folks. a check of the traffic this evening right now and see how things are shaping up. >> how are you? thanks. let's look right now in the cameras. right before the chesapeake bay bridge, police are working on an accident that has pretty much been there all afternoon. we have reports of a tractor- trailer and possible chemical spill. that will take them a while to clean that up. you see the delay starting around ritchie highway periodic you may want to go through delaware in order to avoid this. they will be there for a while. >> thank you very much. coming

and that will be back to the patriots for a kneel-down and a game-ender. >> phil: and seeing the raiders that helps the denver broncos. they held the tiebreakers against the san diego chargers. like i said, i think it's a pretty good football team. if they make it to the playoffs, it's -- you know, the offense is different. they could be a tough out once the playoffs start. >> jim: there's belichick. knowing he has the division in hand. >> phil: like i said, only a couple offenses that could exploit this denver defense. >> jim: and tom brady has not had the best experiences here in denver. his first career postseason loss in fact was here against the broncos in his first four-pick game was. he got a victory today. like to welcome some audience just coming in here for the final seconds. tebow and the broncos 80 energized early today. they were. the running game was spectacular in the first quarter. they looked in the first quarter like what they had been doning in the fourth quarter in recent weeks. >> phil: gotta give the patriots a lot of credit. their defense adjusted and stopped the b

wants to abort a child but you can do that privacy but if that person goes on and get a part in east enders that becomes a very valuable commodity and that gives a lot of power to that person who has that secret. whereas, if you live in a society where, yes, you can have an abortion but you must do it openly and you cannot have any privacy, in the same way as legalizing heroin will you know, get rid of the drug dealers, privacy will have some really bad consequences not just for democracy but in a whole host of ways i don't think many people have bothered to think about yet. >> can i test that against the article you wrote about jennifer elliott. jennifer elliott was the daughter of dennis elliott. >> yes. >> you wrote a story about her in 1995, didn't you? >> yeah. >> and the theme of the story was ms. elliott was begging and was working part time as a prostitute. >> she was during the second bit but yes. although, yeah -- no, i mean, it's one of a couple stories that i regret. i remember interviewing also lena zavaroni after she was caught stealing a 50-pound bag of sweets and then i inte

tomorrow on "today" we're going to take you on a journey through 2011 from studio 1-a in our year ender we do during the commercials? >> a lot of dancing and laughing. in this half hour it is a busy time of year between after work holiday parties, shopping for gifts, and family time. how do you stay glamorous through it all? bobbie thomas has some tips and her favorite items to keep you glam on the go. >> as she always is. >> she certainly is. if you and the kids are making sugar cookies this year for santa or maybe holiday gifts we'll show you three great cookie recipes in "today's kitchen" and easy ways to decorate them and make family fun, too. >> and our book club is in session. our book club for kids. this morning a book that's about to come to life on the big screen. "war horse." we'll talk to the author and find out what our panel of kids think about it. >> all right. first though you've got to check the weather for us. >> want to look ahead toward the weekend and do some holiday shopping tomorrow? we got sunny and mild conditions down in florida. it's going to be windy in southe

it's going to be a career ender. c-span: what triggered the agent?>> guest: when i wanted to go to bloomberg i got a play like i am in the big leagues and have an agent. c-span: was that a hard decision? >> guest: the decision to part is always a hard decision, but you have to look at in the long run. it's not a financial decision per se. you are running a marathon when you're planning your career out. you're not sprinting. it's not a race. it's american. c-span: through all this are still single? >> guest: job. c-span: do many of your colleagues do that? >> guest: i think most of my colleagues have done that, yes. c-span: what is the verdict on trying to do all of this and have a family at the same time? >> guest: i don't know how -- i respect my colleagues tremendously, those colleagues that have families because i can barely get myself out the door in the morning, let alone getting little people at the door as well. c-span: here you are talking about options, whatever that is. >> options actions begins now. >> the show was so big we had to do it f

i love it. >> we just saw the year-ender.weather. what's happening? >> thank you, man, very much. thank you. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want you to know before you head into the holiday weekend. new jersey and san francisco, holiday lights are still coming in. you just got what? today's wednesday. you have two more days to get those holiday lights done so we can put them up on twitter and facebook for you. here's the maps. winter begins overnight tonight. it's 12:30 eastern daylight time. are we in daylight time on the east coast? indeed, we are. that's when winter -- standard? or daylight? >> you're the expert. >> don't do that to me because i don't know. >> wait a minute. hand me that. hand me that. i'm supposed to say this? is this really true? all that weather is brought to you by massage envy. lara? >> ooh, wow. thank you, sam. >>> and coming up, an unforgettable "show me the money." could you have unclaimed cash coming your way? find out on "good morning america." >>> "show me the money" time. there i

voters about the governor's proposed tax plan it would raise sales tax by half cent and high income enderse results: 65% of adults say they support the additional taxes in the plan. 89% say they've already seen government services and school as affected by spending cuts. >> 85% say they are very or somewhat concerned about the impact of looming trigger cuts. brown is expected to announce this week which dramatic mid year automatic spending cuts will take effect. all projections show state revenues will come up billions that is the trigger. one billion dollar short and universities and social service budgets will be slashed to the tune of 100 million dollars each. if the state is two billion dollars short public schools may have to shorten the school year again seven days this time down to 168 days. the governor's tax plan would generate seven billion dollars a year for five years then the taxes would go away the legislative analysts projects the state's budget deficit next year will be 13 billion dollars. katie marzullo abc7 news. >>> a rush of donations has saved a military care package p

. >> it's a two-hour year-ender on steroids. we're covering it all.tonight, with a segment -- a piece of a segment, called the hall of shame. these are big names who took big falls in 2011. >> let's look. ♪ >> reporter: it was the year of weinergate. arnoldgate. >> schwarzenegger has been keeping this for years. >> reporter: and dominique strauss-kahn allegedly forced himself on the woman. there were a lot of sex scandals this year. >> those are my favorite. >> democratic congressman, anthony weiner, expected to resign. >> reporter: 2011 was the year social media took on a whole new meaning. >> anthony weiner does not know the difference between twitter and a direct message on twitter. >> what were you thinking? >> that's called death wish. >> today, i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> all gone. for what? for what? >> reporter: unseated by a tweet. or a series of tweets, rather. lewd photos weiner sent to six different women. >> that's the fastest anyone has ruined their political career, in a click. >> reporter: from one disgraced politic

there's evidence they can increase rear-enders, as drivers slam on brakes to avoid getting caught.y the insurance institute for highway safety, says they also reduce the more deadly t-bone crashes and save lives. >> people know they shouldn't run red lights. but the best education program is a traffic ticket. >> reporter: in many of these crashes, it appears the driver never saw the red, never slowed down. if you're waiting an at an intersection, and your light turns green, you may want to wait a beat before you proceed. for "good morning america," lisa stark, abc news, washington. >> thank you, lisa. >>> coming up here, gorilla medicine. how trainers are teaching those lovely ladies and gentlemen to be perfect patients. you earn free days, free weeks and more fast. that's a plus. upgrade your ride. that's a plus. rewards with no blackout dates so you can redeem anytime. and it's easy to redeem your points online. already a gold member ? just select gold plus rewards in your profile and start rewarding yourself now. just go to hertzgoldplusrewards.com to join. hertz gold plus rewar

the spokesman adds trump will only ender the race if they feels republicans fail to nominate a candidate who can defeat president obama. >>> the federal government is objecting to a new south carolina voter identification, law. the justice department claims it discriminates against minorities in violation of the voting rights act. the law requires voters to present a state or federal i.d. south carolina says it reduces voter fraud. but the doj says laws on the books already provide enough of a deterrent. >>> the transportation security administration prohibits several items amount the airports. guns, knives, even some liquids are not allowed. and for a woman from massachusetts, neither is a cupcake. rebecca haines says a tsa agent in las vegas confiscated her cupcake in a car on wednesday, because the frosting was too similar to gel. gel is prohibited because it could be used as part of an explosive deis device. chessels the tsa agent overreacted. >> it's not really about safety. it's about making people follow rules that really i think to the average traveler seem arbitrary and are encr

"the man at the ender of the effort to overthrow the chairman at the nuclear regulatory commission and likely successor if the move is successful, served as a -- and part of the nomination and confirmation process which is obtained by the huffington post. another comment in the piece, "when magwood was nominated by president obama in 2009 to become a commissioner, nearly 100 environmental groups along with the project and government oversight urged his defeat in the senate arguing he was too close to the industry to regulate it." further quotes, magwood coordinated with the two republicans and democrat on the panel to delay and water down safety reforms according to e-mails made public following the fukushima disaster, he's made an effort to increase safety standards, an effort closely watched by international regulators and nuclear companies across the globe. let me ask, and, again, i'm not comfortable in doing this, but i think after hearing mr. barrasso and mr. vitter, we have to ask questions as well. that is mr. magwood, this article suggests that for whatever reason he was forced

to preview other video and see all the programs more serious, go to c-span.org/the cont enders. >> the rally was held in arizona at near phoenix. it is about 15 minutes. >> welcome everyone. the american dream, you do not wake up one day and all your dreams become reality. in america, you have to earn it. that is the way that our country has made such great strides, not only of in freedom of speech, but economic freedom. this is what many of us who are now attracted to mitt romney understands. to be very a economy that has made america strong and kept us free must be preserved. when we look at the future of america and many of us see that it is uncertain and that we have a president to is wrong on the economy, we have so many candidates who are seeking the office of president. there is only one that is where 25 years and the private sector that understand the essence of the free-market and about job creation. that is something that america needs desperately. at a time when there is uncertainty at a world, we look to leaders who have proven themselves not only an elective office but als

we've done many films on the depression, which was the ultimate ender of prohibition. in that time, in a very desperate time in some cities animals were shot in the meat distributed to the poor. when that happens here, please let me know when we can now begin to change our description from reception. the election of 1928 in which al smith, both a wet and a catholic was so effectively eviscerated by the burns says and by other intolerant forces in america stands as one of the worst election campaigns i've ever seen, but it looks very similar to 1800 between chon on and thomas jefferson. we've had a lot worse and we've had a lot better between now. and so, i don't like the fact historians often like to say that things are in cycles or whatever we don't remember where condemned to forget. that seems an obvious corollary to the central theme i hope i've made is that human nature never changes. we are the same kind of people we were 10,000 years ago. the greediness and the generosity, the hypocrisy and the sincerity exists in equal measures not only between, but within us a

this is the day erica does that year-ender. >> i don't know if you caught it earlier at 8:00.k >> matt, get over here. >> is this actually going out over the air? >> yeah. we're on tv. >>. ♪ make you want to move it like they do in south beach ♪ >> this is what i came back to television for. >> yes, it is. ♪ today is our day ♪ everything's going your way ♪ today is your day ♪ i said today yeah ♪ today ♪ today is your day >> fabulous job. >> the whole thing is on our website. the people responsible for erica levins, lindsey grubb and a ton of editors. >> it reminds you how incredible our whole crew is. everybody. there are a couple of hundred people here. every single one of them is so important to each hour. you can't do it without every single one. thanks to everybody. >> some people boozed it up last night. >> i wasn't there wasn't me. i was icing in a different way, if you know what i mean. >> jim through a dinner for some of the senior producers and some of the folks on air. it was at a great restaurant. i want you to pay close attention, tammy, joanne, christine, jim bell

tomorrow on today, we're going to take you on a journey to 2011 from studio 1 a in our year ender. >>shopping for gifts and family time. how do you stay glamorous? bobby thomas has tips on keeping you glam on the glow. >> you and your kids are making co cookies this year for santa. we're going to show you three great recipes in today's kitchen. easy ways to decorate them too. >> and our book club is in session. that's right our book club for kids. this morning, a book that's about to come to life on the big scre screen. "war house." we're going to find out what our panel of kids think about it. >> first a check of the weather. >> going to do some shopping tomorrow. we have sunny and mild conditions down in florida. it's going to be windy in california. for saturday, we're expecting sunny but cold conditions in new england. showers move into the pacific northwest. sunday, we have some showers on the oregon coast. >>> you can see how a lot of moisture now moving out of the bay area. but still dropping showers around morgan hill, highway 10 10 1. still light rain here. milpitas dropping

the person who was the big ender of inearmarked, jim demint, for the first years of his term, he had earmarks, too. at some point, we said we have got to stop this. i agreed and have agreed in this campaign to do so. for governor perry to point out that this was some egregious practice and that congress actually spent money when he hired lobbyists to get money for the state of texas through earmarks, this shows a little bit of hypocrisy. i apologize. i said, look at my earmarks. look at the ones i advocated 4. -- for. i will not take responsibility in every bill. look at the things i advocate for. i am proud of the fact that we put some things in there. there was one example. it was four or five years in the defense department budget. i advocated for money for something called the institute for engineering. it was in my home town. it was the regenative medicine for growing back fingers and spines. a lot of our troops were coming back badly hurt and having great damage in their bodies. many of these soldiers, without the medicine we have a bill now would not have made it. people were

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