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even more homesick.but let's go home as soon as i can when i get back all the russian food just potatoes without all these fancy vegetables or detroit he always states but this cuisine isn't for me. it was the high point of the parisien two of the heavily built when the first came to the city because i've only seen it on t. the before and now here i am in paris it's fantastic a dream come true here. and right next to the eiffel tower the cossacks met a few russian speaking french money one point five three for example. because x. adopted many french practices off their return to russia in eight hundred fourteen women spill two point fifteen blouses to triumph were built in the coastal town of no bitch a cask that still shaped streets were laid out in the paris model one of the how it's was even clear powers. yes i. think the. cossacks will be cossacks on the eiffel tower people anywhere else once cossacks start to sing as just no stopping the. guy that. earth oh my gosh i fell over your head i got that u

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this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> axelrod: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm jim axelrod. a lot of holiday plans are out the window tonight due to a powerful storm system that stranded travelers on highways and at airports. it's blamed in at least six deaths. in the south, there are reports that 41 tornadoes have touched down since yesterday. one of them sheered off the front of the trinity episcopal church in mobile, alabama. luckily, no one was injured. the same system brought a blizzard to parts of the midwest, forcing the cancellation of more than 1,400 flights. tonight, it's headed to the northeast. winter storm warnings have already been posted. troy kehoe of our cbs station in indianapolis begins our coverage. troy? >> reporter: well, jim, here in bloomington, indiana, we've already seen 11.5 inches of snow so far, and it is still coming down with blizzard conditions here in the midwest. this has been a two-day storm leaving much of the country paralyzed. blinding snow with wind gusts topping 35 miles an hour have created whiteout conditions in the

i can't even trim my tree without him.e without him. >> reporter: miles away, on christmas day, a schoolteacher named tina cohen was walking through a park and noticed a man selling a dog. >> they don't look right together. it wasn't right to be selling a dog on christmas and i had a gut feeling this was not his dog. >> reporter: so, she bought the dog for $220 and took him straight to a vet. who checked him out and found his identification microchip. >> we got a phone call and he said -- he said, we have your dog. we have marley. and we screamed up and down. we had marley. >> reporter: what were you thinking then? >> jumping up and down. >> reporter: just like that? two hours later, little girl and little dog reunited. it's a miracle? >> yes, a christmas miracle. >> reporter: as for the alleged grinch, police arrested brandon bacon in the park where he allegedly sold marley. while the little girl, her mom, her little dog and the nice lady who saved him, they all had a very merry christmas. ron claiborne, abc news, new yor

it's not even a business record that also gets passed. that also invokes the confrontation clause, that is that correct? >> correct. -- >> it depends on how the officer captures the incident in his memory and in his report. if the victim say is in tears, crying, shaking, visibly affected, and the officer is on scene right away and sees her physical appearance, we can argue in court that many of the statements made by the victim at that point in time is considered spending statement. it depends on the judge. and how the officer captures it on his report. >> thank you. >> further comments or questions? >> commissioner -- >> i have a question regarding our different conversations that we have had the opportunity to pursue with advocacy organizations. we have heard a lot about the challenges that many communities in san francisco face do to language barriers. i'm curious about the impact that is having on the cases. >> i can tell you the prosecution side of it. i think it is much harder to prosecute cases when there is a language barrier beca

for the evening commute.a bit of a break as we set the clock forward it will be out by tomorrow night drier conditions expected as for the morning lows, 40's and santa rosa and now, daly city. oakland, 52 degrees in hayward. tomorrow, the highs will be mainly 60s and 60 degrees in half moon bay and 64 degrees in los gatos. for the north become a low 60s and 64 degrees expected in downtown san francisco. as for take a look your 7 day around the bay we have a dry days ahead. >> a new ruling handed down today surrounding the issue of the controversial practice of so-called - 'gay therapy'.. u.s. district judge kimberly mueller decided to allow the ban on gay or "conversion" therapy .... to take effect january first. it is a practice that allegedly treats homesexuality ... and the state of california wants it banned.. yesterday, another judge gave a competing ruling, granting two mental health providers... and a former patient ... to be immune from the law until their lawsuit seeking to overturn it on first amend

has been always between top three foreign policy issues of the united states that's why i believe even in the second term of president obama iran would be if not the most important between top three important issues well now therefore only president obama is worse constraint before the elections do you think that could mean that he is more likely to get involved in something like a war with iran i believe obama came to office with. engagement policy he himself words since years and he had the good intention he failed to deliver gage meet with iran due to pressure from congress a pac israeli prime ministers and very tough policies of europeans because during president bush europeans they had engaged in policy but on fortunately during engagement policy of president obama europeans they had hawkish policies i agree with you president obama should have less constraint in the second term and therefore we can be illegal but more optimistic not too much we should not be too much up to mr because the pressures would remain the mystically from israel but he would have a little bit freer hand.

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening. i'm rebecca jarvis. people in northern california just can't catch a break. the third big storm in four days is baring down on the region tonight. rivers in the area have a history of dangerous flash flooding as those who live along their banks know all too well. carter evans begins our coverage. >> reporter: the ground is soaked, creeks are full and rivers are on the rise. >> i've never seen it that high even during the spring. >> reporter: a storm drain near sacramento wasn't cleared fast enough to save the home of michael jimenez. in california's wine country, when the water gets this high along the russian river, people get worried. >> it's happened so many timeses and it does come, like, clockwork. >> reporter: victoria daly and her family know how dangerous this water can be. the russian river has seen severe flooding in the past. the worst in 1986, when the entire town was under several feet of water. daly said her home is always one of the first to flood. >> we've done it so many times, we're pre

none of them has their own horse they haven't even seen. until now. but still tamed only a short while ago. even to allow anyone to enter his stable. his head. to keep his head of homes away. means he likes and trusts me. with. up to the continental journey consisted of nothing but intense training. camps to writing tricks and how to shoot. straight. the chief. has spent a lifetime teaching me how to handle horses. he's one of the few to teach how to keep steady riding at full speed. as well as how to do spectacular horseback. my wife says to me why on earth do you need all that talk and i explain it to a woman they don't understand it. all men are warriors at heart some more than others some don't have much of it others have quite a lot i think i have a good deal of it. the regions of the homeland for the cossacks the true cause a few and far between even here. today cause like villages are becoming deserted with young villages moving to big cities whether or no horses or old ways of life because of. the russian don't horse breed or in need of protec

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most of that falling this evening. very active on the radar. want to start with the time lapses to show you how much rain has fallen. notice the last couple images there, including this live one, not as much going on. things are beginning to calm down now that the actual cold front, the boundary has moved through. san jose, milpitas, campbell. you're getting a break. you are seeing the rain ending, but st. helena now the rain is just picking up. more than an inch of rainfall just today on christmas. nearly an inch of rainfall for both alameda and lafayette. things are starting to add up for this december. almost a half a foot of rainfall at sfo. this year we've seen 44 times more rainfall compared to just one year ago. so when does the rain move out and what when can do we see a prolonged dry period? i'll have the answer coming up. >> all right. look forward to it. thank you. >>> on the peninsula. people who live along a creek have spent the last two days watching the water nervously. a flood on sunday night pretty much ruined their holiday. >>

but it could be even earlier because the rainfall could wind down by 6:00 p.m. sunday evening.ines the robert havthe weather totals will see a bit more-where it's 7 in.. at higher elevations. and even gusting winds expected again but the sierras, not much snow at the lower elevations. the snowfall is expected to be at 9,000 ft. tomorrow. the snow levels will trough on sunday with more snowfall at 6,500 ft. on the sunday. for your extended forecast keeping your umbrella handy it will not be anything like we saw today but said it will be exactly like we saw today. the revolving and overnight and a lingering with gusting winds. the good news is that we will get a much- needed break for monday. >> the storm pictures are view coming in from-viewers. this redwood city resident. you can see this large tree branch. the crews are already trying to prevent more damage. meanwhile, in the east bay damage, flooding, this intersection was flooded in oakland. it was really battere battered near rohnert park. basically under water. we are always looking for more photos send it to a message on

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done that wasn't even during the crisis but this idea that j.p. morgan did the fed a favor even though it may not have been good for shareholders what does that say about the relationship between government or regulators and the big banks the bank with the fed a favor that maybe wasn't even good for shareholders. this is when i talk about this in the book you know the f.d.i.c deals with troubled banks that we insure we have for decades we have very strict rules. and we discuss resolution and we don't put government money and we don't keep them up when we run them through a government controlled bankruptcy pretty sickly we go up for competitive bidding there are all sorts of special rules of procedures the company by this so it is that transactions who is troubled me i've never understood we were you know we were in a crisis it was march two thousand and eight there's never going to get analysis of why the new york fed. thought it was systemic that there was some broader rationale because as you say they they didn't what would be the normal market

so thank you very much. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is jason henderson, i'm with the hayes valley neighborhood association. the hvna enthusiastically endorsed this project and we ask that you reject this appeal. i've participated in multiple meetings on this project. there was a thorough public process. density has been mentioned. the real problem that we acknowledge in hayes valley is the density of cars is the real problem, not the density of people. in fact, we're disappointed that the fell and oak project didn't reduce a lane and look at the whole corridor. but that's another matter and we understand compromise. and so removing the parking was the compromise. and there's no significant impact on automobile intersection level of service, as much as i would like us to get away from using that metric, i do understand that metric and this project has thoroughly looked at that. therefore, there is no impact on transit, the 16x. the impacts on pedestrians is only positive. so there's no significant environmental impact there. and

even more stereotyping. sarah furthur part of our team in london well from the gloom in britain to the gloom in greece and trying to combat the other great promises on a mission to try to secure more support more financing from germany he's visiting the wealthy and conservative region of bavaria now to convince leaders there that athens is worth a cash visit comes a week of to greece's credit has agreed to prop it up with another forty four billion euros george country girl us is going to talk to us about this is an attorney and professor of constitutional law at george good evening to you thanks for being on r.t. well ok then from what we hear the barbarian leaders said he's indicated at least till lend a sympathetic ear towards greece easing is. is this is side you think that greece is on the road to recovery in a better bet these days or not going to. listen to music. but unfortunately. there. isn't an easy to. just give you an example. as we thought. but of course it's easy for your to so will use to det

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major, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. two things are clear tonight that were not clear this morning-- progress is real and if a deal is reached, it will be far smaller than any of the key players envisioned only a couple weeks ago. is this deal, if it's to be reached, will not the so-called grand bargain with trillions of dollars of deficit reduction. in fact, jeff, it's not even clear this deal-- again, if there is one-- would stop the across-the-board spending cuts for the defense department and other government programs. it looks like those cuts will go forward. what the president said today is 24 hours from now the senate leaders have to have a plan that deals with incom income taxes at a rate to be determined later, the threshold of that income, and some federal benefit and if they don't reach a deal, he will have his own plan b. >> if we don't see an agreement between the two leaders in the senate, i expect a bill to go on the floor, and i've asked senator reid to do this, put a bill on the floor that makes sure tha

not even see. kind of like the iraq situation as we've seen the past few months, the suicide bombings but a lot of this is actually, i mean a lot of it is into but a lot of it is extra. the opposite -- opposition connection -- have no interest in democracy but have their own politics and interest in removing the regime, same with the united states and europe, as well as turkey, a lot of these countries have had their own problematic human rights record, and supporting the opposition for all three are motives is something that is not jelling with a lot of people in the region. because there's no believe these countries are supportive of democracy because they are either not democratic as we saw in qatar, or with the united states, they have been supporting object when reaching for decades and continue to support those but not democratic. all of these countries is actually not a legitimate person, not a credible person. >> here in the u.s. we often judge our economy by the unemployment rate, the gdp,

they didn't even speak english but it's such an easy way to connect with these people. i really felt like i couldn't leave after the yeah yeah it was really amazing and what was really incredible also i want to point out this photo. the rubble you know the earthquake happened two years ago but you still see not just slums not just widespread devastation but rubble and just these dilapidated buildings structures that are still just left i mean really there's been no real effort to rebuild so what you saw a lot of was this kind of post appalling apocalyptic feeling like a nuclear bomb hit the region and it's just kind of everything that was to remain in this sort of the civilization is building on top of of these remnants of these structures really fascinating and then of course. the tent city and the you when it was a huge presence there as well as we said as he said in the package you know four hundred thousand people who had homes before the earthquake now live in tents and there's really no initiative being taken to provide it's really it's really staggering and one o

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commissioner shorter. >> good evening everyone. again thank you to the police commissioners for joining us this evening and i am very excited as well in terms of what we can do together on the issues, particularly about domestic violence. again i am andrea shorter and on the commission for status of women for 12 years now, so during the day time i try to do as little as possible, but for reasons the demands don't allow for that. i work as a political strategists and leadership development consultant and that is built on years of working in criminal and juvenile justice reform as well as in the womens' community as well as the lgbt community which i spend a great deal of time serving and it's a pleasure to be here and thank you commissioner mazzucco for mentioning that article. i saw it as well and yes it needs to be addressed. >> thank you. >> commissioner rebecca pratta. >> hi everyone. it's a true honor to be seated here this evening along side all my esteemed commissioners and the police commission as well. in my day job i would

good evening. thanks for joining us on this christmas eve. >> this is a tragic holiday for a vallejo map and family. he's fighting for his life tonight after being hit by a car. it happened at broadway at hogan avenue next to highway 37. abc 7 news reporter allen live near the scene tonight with late details on the developing story. allen? >>reporter: the police are still looking for the suspect or suspects involved in this tonight. we are told the victim was air-lifted to john muir hospital in walnut creek in grave condition and that was at last check. this was a high impact hit-and-run with a debris field scattered across broadway street here in north vallejo. police believe the man was struck and knocked about 50 feet by either one or 2 vehicles that were drag racing down the northbound lanes of broadway around 5:30 this evening. detectives label about 50 paces of evidence many of them were the personal effects belonging to the unidentified victim. the rest were parts of the vehicle or vehicles

but i even know the ones in place when the. muslim brotherhood protesters attacked so i don't see special response that is adequate to us happening right now. well we're following the developments in egypt on air and online for the latest updates who do want to talk common check out our twitter feeds. britain is facing at least five more years of history to the country's finance minister so there's no miracle cure for the country's economy the highly anticipated autumn statement by george osborne brought little relief for a public already angered by government cuts off the sort of first reports from london where everyone now madly picking their way through the facts and figures and while was there a lot of figures one thing was very very clear and that is that the u.k. is set to face even more austerity you know what those figures say this was that the u.k. economy is going to shrink by not point one percent by the end is twenty twelve now it sounds like a small amount but of course no sign of that all important in fact what we

and they didn't even go after that offer. change cpi. they didn't even go down that road. what does that tell you about republicans? i mean, we've seen all this obstruction over in the senate. we've seen obstruction and the failure to bring up bills on jobs that the president wants in the house. and now tonight they couldn't even get their own caucus together. we've had 34 months of private sector job growth. the country's running without republicans right now. fair statement? >> it's running without republicans. but the problem is that we need republicans to help us avoid going over the fiscal cliff, which would be a huge increase on middle-income americans, which would definitely hurt the economy. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> so what they're doing, they're holding the entire country hostage as we speak. we've got 11 days to go before we go over the cliff. and as one of your earlier guests said, they're just putting their foot on the accelerator. the cut bill that they brought up today, ed, was a reflection of priorities because while they still are trying

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good evening, elaine. >> reporter: good evening to you, jim. well, police chief michael kehoe and captain joe rios arrived at sandy hook elementary within minutes of the call. >> we needed to break into the school to get in because the back doors are secured. >> reporter: how did you get it open? >> broke out the window. >> reporter: it was quiet, and the halls were empty. chief kehoe searched sandy hook elementary room by room. >> with the rooms locked, that means the teachers had done their job, locked their doors and hid their children from danger. so we went around the building to the front of the building. >> reporter: tell me about that. >> there was a very tragic observation on all parts because then you could see the carnage that was present. >> reporter: when you saw what was in that classroom, what went through your mind? >> i was devastated, absolutely devastated. i had no words. i felt a little bit of anger towards the person who had done this. >> reporter: did you think there was anyone there to save? >> no. >> reporter: as a first

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good evening, kelly. >> good evening, natalie. we're still dealing with the storm across the northeast, bringing blizzard conditions at times to western new york and western pennsylvania as well. we still have the snow accumulating right along the new york state thruway. it looks like mainly rain but mixed with snow as we head into the day tomorrow. friday, we begin to clear out along the i-95 corridor, but still dealing with snow across upstate new york and northern new england. then our attention turns to the next storm, that is right now in the west. that will continue to develop and pull that moisture out of the gulf of mexico. so that means more showers and thunderstorms. places like little rock, down towards new orleans, mobile, alabama, and to the north, we're going to have just enough cold air in place as we get into the weekend. you will likely see snow this time for places like new york city, pittsburgh, 34 degrees for you. cincinnati, looking at 32. looks like mainly rain though across the southeast. but it looks like,

which won't let us pass even modest restrictions on who can own a gun. it's going to be a tough one for the police officers when the assault weapon ban expired in two thousand and four it was widely acknowledged to be even at that point full of loopholes and i'm wondering if you have any insight into what dianne feinstein might be recommending if there's any way to get rid of those loopholes or if there's any political will to go even farther than than just the assault weapons ban and maybe start treating weapons at least the way we treat cars registration license or that kind of thing well two things first of all you know we're we're looking at the feinstein bill we want very much to arrive at a solution that makes sense but you're right the last assault weapons ban didn't work very well all kinds of rifles were grandfathered in again as a political accommodation to the n.r.a. as a way of getting the bill passed and as a result i think there were only six prosecutions for violations of that law in the ten years when it was in place so we're going to try