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the high line has a simple set of rules you have to flo rbent. >> we are cringing as we watch the guysangling up there. >> people think it is an adrenalin sport. it is not. it is all about the moment. you have to care about three steps ahead of you and you don't think about mistakes you might have made three steps back. you are taking one step at a time. >> these guys are incredible athletes but incredible to hear the mindset. >> the fact he said it is not an adrenalin sport how do you control your heart beat and not freak out. they are talking about it like it is walking down the street. >> but it is a brilliant way to approach your life in general. don't think about three steps back or three steps ahead. live in the moment. >> put one foot in front of the other like you should do everything else in life. >>> what to do with the radio station interns? >> looks like there was ground beef in the nachos. >> it is the nacho canon shot. see it next. >>> and look who is on video. see what the camera caught on "right this minute." >>> if you are going to use your manly strength to pull an 8-

i think what happened to me after flo and diana was there, i realized i enjoyed what i was doing and of my life. -- wanted to do the rest of my life. i was happy when berry brought in gene. i stayed cause i love being on stage. i feel so blessed that i am doing something everything -- time i wake up, i am happy. i am a happy person. that is why i continued on hoping i could develop my talent and people would like me. now, to answer your question. let's talk about this. now i am doing things that i really love. i the supreme songs but i am -- she did the hits and that is what i am still going on. i have learned how to sing jazz. i say learned how to sing because this is what i do best. i do ballads. i believe in chasing dreams and placing bets ♪ and after all the learning i found my own niche as mary wilson and that is singing ballads. i produced this album, "the jazz show." i do this all over the world. tavis: you do pop and r&b all those years and you end up in a jazz. >> that is what i do. i was on line via the day and people talk about me like a dog. let me tell you. they say mary

and as we said, the fans here -- although i did talk to one fan who said he felt like he had flo problem finding tickets because he felt that a lot of people would stay a way because of the weather. as martin said just afew minutes ago, most of the bad werth is past us already. sogame time shouldn't be all that scombashgsd should be time for a good gooim game for stanford against ucl action konth with our storm watch now are rain and especially pointed communities in the sougd land. following the trail of damage. the expected as well as the unexpected results that's right. here in the santa santa kruz mountains -- in one instance put a strange twist the on what could have been a tragic situation. strong wind trop lthis tree down power line this is morning in the community of fell on the in the santa kruz mountains. . the true noked outpower to about 75 homes. somepeople said they knew this storm fts going to cause damage >> there's a lot more rain, eight a lot more wind. it wasjust constantly pouring douvenlt it was solid. that rain and wind caused the roof to dave in near skots valley >

it's new robot has been dubbed flo-bot in other than of florence nightingale. >>> a skier was rescuednharmed after searchers located her with metal poles. two men were all also partially buried but they managed to dig themselves out. >>> in denver a flash mob of kindness created some christmas miracles. a small group gathered in front of a local kmart to help the less fortunate, it helped to pelpa pay off layaway bills for some who might otherwise not have been able to pay. >>> jack pinto idolized cruz and he was buried in his jersey. cruz sent a tweet much love to the entire pinto family, great people with huge hearts. the dallas cowboys have banned josh brent from the sidelines after he attended the game sunday. he is charged in the drunk driving death of teammate jerry brown. >>> no love for tim tebow after the new york jets benchmark sanchez after throwing four picks in monday's loss to tennessee. he'll be replaced by third stringer greg mcelroy. >>> in the nba, nets gerald wallace missed the shot with three seconds left. the jazz held on for a 2-91 win. >>> and olympic snowboarde

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engineers commanded the twin spacecraft called ed and flo to fire their engines and burn the rest of their fuel. now the mission gave scientists an unprecedented look at the nearest neighbors. >> we know more of the grounding than any other body in the universe. so the mission has been very successful, very proud of our team. and unfortunately it's time for it to end. >> nasa says that they dedicated the impact site in honor of sally rye, the first american woman in space who died earlier this year. >>> speaking of the north poll, it's starting to feel a little bit like the north pole here in our bay area. >> yes, i was wondering are we even going to hit 50 degrees today? and the answer was no for some folks in the north bay. it has been chilly. it's going to stay chilly. it has been wet, it's going to stay wet. we're going to be in this pattern for a while longer. now the cloud covers are helping us from getting too cold so far this evening. coming down to 46, tied with santa rosa. but in oakland, san francisco, san jose, sitting at 50 right now. tonight when we do see the clearer s

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>> i think what is interesting with oracle, we stau this happen with an industrial name last week flo where they brought toward their dividend from january 3rd to december 26th. oracle is a special situation because they brought forward three quarters of difficult densd. what we need to focus on for 2013 beyond the fiscal cliff, beyond special cash dividend payments ask growing shareholder value. and that could really be a great theme for 2013 as companies look to m & a where. they can put their cash to invest in key growth areas such as analytics and services which are two important areas in the megacap tech space. >> most definitely. big data. we've seen that play out this year, likely to grow next year. do you have any positions if in the stocks we mentioned tonight, jill? >> no, we're restricted. >> tom: our word on the street with jill malandrino with the street.com. >> susie: tomorrow on "n.b.r." we continue our focus on the fiscal cliff, we talk with maya macguineas, of "fix the debt", as her group meets with lawmakers to talk tax and health care reform. also tomorrow, toll bro

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