in pittsburgh, it is hysterical, brown was flagged for using the goalpost as a prop, the nfl needs to lighten up, too. it is ridiculous. >>> baseball winter meetings got under way, red sox made a move, carson smith and pitchers alias from the mariners for in exchange of milely and arrow. good numbers coming out of the pen. and 79 i can't experiences, hockey, expect brad to be in the lineup when bruins, marshawn gets speared. late in the saturday night's win in van cough are, $5000, but afterwards said it was the best money he are spent. vehicles. press scott marshawn was faking >> not too concerned about him, so, you know, he is i can't l lowed to think that way. and say whatever he wants to. i continue my life and my day regardless of how he feels. >> and finally, the celtic the wrap up their five game road trip against pelicans, we want to wish larry bird happy 59th birthday. that is sports for now, guys back to you, man how time flies. >> i bet he can still hit the three, too. >> i bet he can. >>> former patriot tries acting tonight, he plays a role that he knows well, himself. you

and then an evaluation of what's been done so for and is that pushing us towards that goalpost if so what the delta what exist between where we are and know to be this establishes hopefully, a fairly firmer if not concrete scope of work to kind of cross that and will result in a specific work request or requirement of the vendors very potentially and likely the current vendor it could quite frankly be anybody but the outcome of this phase to firmly establish where we want to go and what we've done so for and what gap pea what it takes to close the gap. >> will we get some sort of timeframe at a point. >> we could ask the consultant to give us their estimate in terms of time to complete that work effort by the positive precise answer will come in the next step the consultant establishes the goalpost and tells us what is missing we take that and go to the vendors and is what will it take you to now complete that work effort that will result in an important precise timeframe and cost to do that work. >> i think i'm not speaking for everyone my feeling i need our advise to let me know th

brown was fined for quote using the goalpost as a prop. follwoing a punt return td brown went jumping into the goalpost arms and legs outstrecthed hitting the padded section of the pole. steelers went on to thanks rick. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future?

and then an evaluation of what's been done so for and is that pushing us towards that goalpost if so what the delta what exist between where we are and know to be this establishes hopefully, a fairly firmer if not concrete scope of work to kind of cross that and will result in a specific work request or requirement of the vendors very potentially and likely the current vendor it could quite frankly be anybody but the outcome of this phase to firmly establish where we want to go and what we've done so for and what gap pea what it takes to close the gap. >> will we get some sort of timeframe at a point. >> we could ask the consultant to give us their estimate in terms of time to complete that work effort by the positive precise answer will come in the next step the consultant establishes the goalpost and tells us what is missing we take that and go to the vendors and is what will it take you to now complete that work effort that will result in an important precise timeframe and cost to do that work. >> i think i'm not speaking for everyone my feeling i need our advise to let me know th

. >> no, look at the goalpost there were still fans in the stand. >>> coming up, mcdonald's may be changing the happy meal. >> the news your kids will like. >>> get ready for some heavy lifting when those christmas packages should arrive. >>> and you definitely wouldn't call it his crowning achievement, steve harvey big >>> a hello kitty clinic. >>> plus new side dish at testing out. >>> another busy day, what you can expected to, heather danielles with today's money monday. kathryn. today is the busiest delivery day. more than 30 million packages are expected to be delivered today. nearly 600 million packages expected to be delivered between thanksgiving and christmas. if you want a package delivered by christmas, deadline for priority mail express is wednesday. if there is a dean on your christmas wish list, faa drone registration website submitting mail address to a data business, if you already own a drone you have until february 19th to register, if you are getting a drone you have to register before its first flight. >>> asia's first hello kitty health clinic opened in hong kong, capt

brown was penalized for quote, using the goalposts as a prop. he said he did it on the spur of the moment as a celebration. by the way, the steelers just obliterated the colts, 45-10. >> doesn't look like that would feel very good. >> i don't think so. >> they are wearing protective gear. we will leave it at that. >> [laughter] there's protection everywhere, pam. >>> good morning, everybody. there is a look now at the bay bridge toll plaza. we're going to start there because we do have a little bit of a backup and we had an earlier crash in the middle of those lanes, it was minor but they moved it off to the side. they had to stop some of the traffic to do that. it's backed up, for about a 25 minute delay. no major problems on the bridge, though as you get into the city. golden gate bridge, there's the fog coming down. the fog, steve and i have been talking about -- does look like it's foggy but the traffic is light as we head down. as we look at the east bay, that's where the traffic is. we do have slowed traffic here and there. highway for fou

and then an evaluation of what's been done so for and is that pushing us towards that goalpost if sotween where we are and know to be this establishes hopefully, a fairly firmer if not concrete scope of work to kind of cross that and will result in a specific work request or requirement of the vendors very potentially and likely the current vendor it could quite frankly be anybody but the outcome of this phase to firmly establish where we want to go and what we've done so for and what gap pea what it takes to close the gap. >> will we get some sort of timeframe at a point. >> we could ask the consultant to give us their estimate in terms of time to complete that work effort by the positive precise answer will come in the next step the consultant establishes the goalpost and tells us what is missing we take that and go to the vendors and is what will it take you to now complete that work effort that will result in an important precise timeframe and cost to do that work. >> i think i'm not speaking for everyone my feeling i need our advise to let me know the timeframe i can't ask - i d

. >>> just moments after the yesterday, crews were there taking down the goalposts, all in preparation for the winter classic that will be played at gillette stadium. where crews have started turning the field into a hockey rink. the bruins taking on the montreal canadiens on new year's day. we just learned that grammy award winner singer-songwriter nate bruce, american authors and the boston pops will be among the performers at the classic, it will be the seventh game since the event started in 2008. >>> governor baker helped spread christmas cheer today ringing the bell at the salvation army downtown. each year the red kettle raises millions of dollars to help children and families all across the state. so far they have raised just over $2 million but they still need your help. their goal this year is $3.4 million. >>> holiday season is so often beautiful but it does spawn so that helped university of kansas get into the record books. the record-setting performance game. the guinness book of world records counted 3473 fans wearing those holiday sweaters. that smashed the previous rec

and then an evaluation of what's been done so for and is that pushing us towards that goalpost if soa what exist between where we are and know to be this establishes hopefully, a fairly firmer if not concrete scope of work to kind of cross that and will result in a specific work request or requirement of the vendors very potentially and likely the current vendor it could quite frankly be anybody but the outcome of this phase to firmly establish where we want to go and what we've done so for and what gap pea what it takes to close the gap. >> will we get some sort of timeframe at a point. >> we could ask the consultant to give us their estimate in terms of time to complete that work effort by the positive precise answer will come in the next step the consultant establishes the goalpost and tells us what is missing we take that and go to the vendors and is what will it take you to now complete that work effort that will result in an important precise timeframe and cost to do that work. >> i think i'm not speaking for everyone my feeling i need our advise to let me know the timeframe i

in the end, he's flagged for what the ref said is -- ouch -- using the goalpost as a prop. steelers win it, 45-10. >>> unlucky day for ravens quarterback matt schaub. the dolphins intercepted passes from schaub and scored two touchdowns 20 seconds apart in the first half. dolphins win it, 15-13. >>> the college football playoff brackets are set. clemson and oklahoma in the orange bowl. alabama goes against michigan state in the cotton bowl. the winners will face off for the national championship january 11th in glendale, arizona. >>> the nba warriors remain perfect after crushing the nets. the warriors are 22-0 and have a 26-game winning streak dating back to last season. >>> finally, some of the most exciting action of the day took place in hawaii, where surfers faced massive waves. some as high as 50 feet. it was part of the world surf league big wave tour held on maui, in a location nicknamed jaws for unpredictable surfing conditions and large waves. back to you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, can you guess who brought president obama to tears at the kennedy center hon ho

so they keep moving the goalpost and telling us there is things we have to do and when we do it, it's not enough. >> the paid for thing drives me nuts. they have paid for it with the lives of their friends and health. if i hear one more of these guys talk about a pay-for, it's going to make me incaisson. but you got to meet with mcconnell for a little time. >> i did. my team with us tonight. (applause) we were able to meet with mitch mcconnell the four of us last week. we got pats on the back and told by so many people how difficult it is and how happy we should be that we got to meet with an elected official in the united states. >> right, right. exactly. well, anyway, we met with mitch mcconnell, and mitch mcconnell gave us his word that he's going to attach us to the omnibus bill and he's going to fully fund and permanently extend the zadroga healthcare act. that's what he told us. so as this bill comes up this week, we're going to keep him to his word, and this show is doing that, part of it. >> let's keep him to it. people forget, with all this talk about terrorism and from the w

the goalposts came down and then all the trucks are being off loaded and the field was marked so we were square on center. then the staging company came in and started to put upstaging. >> and the bruins' max talbot was not penalized for his check yesterday. he has been suspended two games for. it the league noted the extreme lateness and predatory nature of the hit. it is his first suspension in his 11-year career. that will cost him $19,000 and some change. ed: all right, robert. heather: you almost think it should cost that much. coming up, a developing story happening in plymouth. a crane has toppled on to a home nearly splitting it in half. we have a crew on the way and we will have more r energy supply rates keep going up and down. p at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. t it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price p has changed. p across the region t to increase our natural gas supply p and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. r we're leading the way toward the solution... p because more energy means lower energy supply rates fo

so they keep moving the goalpost and telling us there is things we have to do and when we do it, it's not enough. >> the paid for thing drives me nuts. they have paid for it with the lives of their friends and health. if i hear one more of these guys talk about a pay-for, it's going to make me incaisson. but you got to meet with mcconnell for a little time. >> i did. my team with us tonight. (applause) we were able to meet with mitch mcconnell the four of us last week. we got pats on the back and told by so many people how difficult it is and how happy we should be that we got to meet with an elected official in the united states. >> right, right. exactly. well, anyway, we met with mitch mcconnell, and mitch mcconnell gave us his word that he's going to attach us to the omnibus bill and he's going to fully fund and permanently extend the zadroga healthcare act. that's what he told us. so as this bill comes up this week, we're going to keep him to his word, and this show is doing that, part of it. >> let's keep him to it. people forget, with all this talk about terrorism and from the w

these are the goalposts at a football stadium. we have been looking at the flooded stadiums, and where water is past the first floor, and severe situation, and already at this point, we know that as we have seen casualties from the severe weather in missouri today, we are hearing from the officials there that officials that three are dead today, and just from some of the severe flooding that you have been seeing, and we will continue to follow this. we have live pictures coming in, and taped pictures that the affiliates in missouri will turn around, and we will deep you posted on this. and we have break news out of syria where isis with links to the attacks in paris has been killed in a coalition air strike in syria. this took place christmas eve, so days ago, but the coalition says that the man charaffe al moudan was actually planning more attacks. we have elise labott with us, and also cnn contributor michael weiss joining us who is also a senior editor the at the daily beast. elise, to you first, what do we know about the man k

that the goalposts are moved on the field so that we try to find a middle ground with donald trump instead of dismissing him outright and entirely. >> you watch the democratic debate. the number of questions, let alone the answers. the number of questions that were essentially versions of but which freedoms do we need to given, which freedoms do we need to give up? trump set that agenda. and now the debate moderate -- it's in this weird kind of psychodrama where we all end up negotiating with trump. and the democratic debate moderators are saying okay, we accept a premise that freedom must be curtailed. when did we accept that premise? now it's just a question of which ones. and this is what he did with the issue of muslims. i wrote in the piece, he wasn't trying to solve a muslim question. he was trying to convince us that a muslim question is a thing. >> and therefore, donald trump in his weird way has won even if he ends up losing. >> he wins by losing. it's genius. it's like something on "the apprentice." >> thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> still ahead, a surprising and histor

>> i know, really, the goalposts have been moved to god knows where. but here's the thing.k, i think it's admirable of dick cheney of whom i'm not a fan to say that. i also think george w. bush after 9/11 took a more or less understanding about diversity of religion and muslims. but they're not in power. the people who are, where is mitch o'connell, where's powell ryan, where is reince priebus, the head of the republican party, a few state chairmen, candidates below 5% in the polls are criticizing trump, but cruz who has a lot to gain by inheriting trump's following really didn't stand up strongly against him. they're all sort of cowering the way some people in the party did before joe mccarthy in another generation. >> hillary clinton knows what a gift donald trump is. she tweeted tonight, this is reprehensible. prejudiced and divisive. donald trump you don't get it. this makes us less safe. she's got a strong point there, this kind of hate rhetoric is just exactly -- you know, if isis could have made one request of donald trump it would be please say this tonight. >> exac

this should have been done a long time ago but every time we got close, they moved the goalpost back.ed above the fray. and we didn't lower ourselves to them. when this is said and done, we are going to walk away knowing we were better than them and our resolve was tested. just like on 9/11, we were better than them then and we're better than them now. >> this was health benefits approved for five years. it was permitted to expire can. in this renewal, if you get it, is it going to be another short term renewal or is it going to be a permanent entitlement? >> no, this is a permanent health care bill with a five year vcf. the permanent health care bill is $3.5 billion permanent for as long as we live. let's not kid ourselves. there's nothing permanent about 9/11 responders. we are going to die off like other permanent bills in congress, those people will be there forever. we are going to die off. the vcf is five years at $4.6 billion. this was a two-part bill. and we are comfortable with a five year, $4.6 billion vcf and we are comfortable with a permanent health care bill. that's what

security guy behind the goalpost. that woman is going, what the hell? nouncer: this portioioof "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> president obama says a terror attack in san bernardino, california, shows terrorism is in a new phase. in a prime time speech last night, he said america will overcome the threat. >> the president's address was his first from the oval office in five years. he laid out his plan to defeat isis, also known as isil. he also urged americans to remember the country's values. >> we will destroy isil and any other organization that tries to harm us. our success won't depend on tough talk or abandoning our values, or giving into fear. that's what groups like isil are hoping for. another. by letting this fight be defined as a war between america and islam. that, too, is what groups like isil want. isil does not speak for islam. they are thugs and killers, part of a cult of death. and they account for a tiny fraction of a more than a billion muslims around the world, including

what's necessary to either vote for it as a straight up and >> right >> so they keep moving the goalposts and they keep telling us there's things we have to do and when we do it, it's not enough. >> the paperwork drives me nuts. >> stewart says he hopes shaming lawmakers will help pass that bill. >>> 6:18. reports of more people getting sick after eating at chipotle. this time it involves a school in massachusetts. two dozen boston college students fell ill including some members of the men's basketball team. they say they all ate at the same restaurant. no prove this is related to the chipotle e. coli outbreak in nine states. >>> a new year long celebration began at the vatican. pope francis formally started his revolution of tenderness. that's a period where the church will show mercy and welcome the faithful without judgment. the crowd at st. peter's square faced extra security screening in light of the latest terror threats. >>> unprecedented alert, this we'll tell you what's forced the closure of schools and businesses there this morning. >>> don't forget, follow us on facebook, twit

after running a punt back to the end zone, brown jumped up and grabs the goalpost. in the process he also bumped into a security guard. whoops. he was leaning up against the post. didn't see that. brown was give an 15-yard penalty for the celebration, but the steelers won the game 45-10. >> christa: is this wwe, or is it... >> jadiann: poor guy. clearly he didn't know the guy was there. but those guys are so big, you can imagine feeling the force of one of them hitting you from behind like that. >> christa: glad there's padding there. all right. we have lots to get to early on this monday morning. need to know and go coming up next. we take a look at the president's speech to the nation last night, what he said about the fight against isis and terror groups around the globe as he vowed to take them down. >> christa: also an update on a story you might have seen last week, a baby found buried alive on the side of the road. now police have made an arrest in that case. ism plus find out what caused this massive police response at mall in california. you used to sleep l

lot of the rules have not been actually written yet, and we're still trying to figure out where goalpostsvironment kind of tough what used to be important safety and soundness still important but things like cra, where you are lending how you are lending are big deal now, too. >> on business side, the idea in the market is that as the feds start to raise rates net interest marnlz and an how soon 25 basis points i presume isn't going to be that much. >> some of the movement the take place with home equity lines of credit those move a lot quicker the effect of mortgage business like ours for general portfolio will be slower most adjust on an annual basis. but the home equity lines of credit, you know that is monthly. >> a question, mark, if they do raise rates, next week, the first quarter basis point do you expect to see a flood of -- of demand home buying demand on the sidelines, that is going to say they are going up 75, you know, we are going to see multiple rate hikes going to jump in and buy -- >> let me get in now. >> a nice problem to have, yeah. >> you don't see it happening? >> i