god gather all the celebration marking their day of freedom from colonialism what was once the gold coast of british colony now becomes an independent commonwealth vice president and mrs nixon represent the united states at the three day festivities and native dances and games mark an event of historic importance since god becomes the first big role colony in africa to gain its freedom. in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven ghana gained its independence from the english ever since there has been a love hate relationship with the i.m.f. . from one thousand nine hundred sixty six five governments have received loans power has changed hands many times after so many coups. the first to approach the i.m.f. in one thousand nine hundred sixty five was ghana's first president and independence leader. as a marxist he was quick to reject the funds conditions he was overthrown a year later. but in many countries the red dry made battle plan have prayer. and drama rama and brandon. a big old rule or about a country. the national liberation council government that came to power signed the loan agre

. >> ought of the gold coast of australia, we got this video, you see one of those street performers, like a cowboy statue, you see a kid there, you try to distract the statue, see if you can get him to move. watch who does pay him a visit. this shirtless guy in swim trunks goes up behind him and starts choking him out. dave, the street performer said it was getting hard to breathe, had to fight his way out of there. this guy with the tank top and his family members step in to try to break nings up. this guy helping out the street performer. that's when he's racially insulted. >> what a meat head. >> what a jerk. >> he's angry at the street performer for doing nothing but hi job. >> so you don't like street >> you don't have to stop. this isn't the guy's first altercation. same street performer, doing his thing and shaking hands and then this guy comes off and keeps touching him. he gives the guy a wet willy. this guy has more patience than me because i would have lost it at this point. you're just trying to do your job to the point where watch what the street performer does. >> he wa

." >> four black swans catching waves along the country's gold coast.to show off their surfi inin ining skills. the beachgoers were duly impressed. >> can you body surf? >> i don't always catch the wave. has to be the right day. when you do, it's awesome. >> do you stand or boogie board? >> i have never surfed. you get out there, you start to get curled back, you start swimming. boom, out of a cannon. hopefully, you go right up to somebody's beach blanket. >> surprise. >> see you if a bit. daisy is made from only 100% natural, 100% pure ingredients with nothing else added. meals are simply better with a dollop of daisy. ♪ do a dollop of daisy [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good monday morning at 4:28. >> our breaking news is from the south bay. san jose international airport is evacuated after terminal a was flooded.

the if you keep the audience the night the proof on the gold coast the country. keating's am something to cheer about when she called me up in east keilor. a large winter storm is hitting japan we might see some snow here in tokyo on wednesday our meteorologist rob fitzpatrick has more proper. continuing the once this storm system there really has argued that bring in are quite a punch of fall weather out here the cross not only the southern japanese island westerns and even northern be an auntie saw some snow fall into three zones diocese and polls coming out of eastern china where the schools they're out on today. in some areas were closed due to that heavy and persistent still fall causing some white out conditions now all that energy. it's pulling off your towards the north the society in pack much of a western japan summer that cia fact still be impacted portions of eastern korea and then allied with the preset outlook here it's pushing just south of ponce you a lot of this ability rainfall during the day granted and especially their roster cuckoo read along

i did in good faith but gold coast were broken heel to police that the delay didn't affect the ultimate outcome for the time there recommendations relating to a higher level of priority must be given to look all over uses information is available where a person does not speak english. jenny o'sullivan rte news car association of second the teachers at our lowest household to accept the huntington road agreements the photos fifty percent fifty seven percent in favor. this tea i had previously projected the agreement. he is having to roll with cream and today is over. we know expect governments to deliver everything that seemed agreement. we won't be making sure i'm holding the tour comes because a major part of the problem was that the previous agreed it was when a guy like awesome. we make sure it doesn't leak independent senator john kyl has accused sen const hospital of a coverup in relation to events taking box two thousand and two senator crowned who works as an oncologist at the hospital speaking of a privilege in the shot and he said the hospital had charts health insurance for co

maybe my favorite in the gold coast ago. there is in the chicken that has been stepped up polished target this appeared to still have to do and maybe even do them now. indeed i am today the other. pollitt whole piece. us vice president joe biden says for relations with china to grow they must be built on trust his comments come amid disputes over the country's newly declared air defense identification zone. biden met with chinese said president she's thinking in the chain. china's state run television is reporting that preston explain his country's basic stance on the air defense of the mind and present she said the world as a whole was not tranquil. he added the only right choice facing china and the us is to strengthen dialogue and cooperation biden said the relationship between the two major powers must be based on trust. he added that as the basis on which real change is me the us vice president is on a six day tours to japan china and south korea on tuesday he agreed with. as prime minister shinzo law benefit or nations

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gold coast. if the 5.3 billion-dollar pipeline is approved, what does that mean for jobs?create 42,000 direct and indirect jobs nationwide during the two year building phase. almost 4000 our construction jobs, but the pipeline is only expected to create 35 permanent jobs. profits, a razor thin profit for oil companies. ae recent shale boom created glut of oil in the united states, driving down prices. but it oil from the tar sands can make it to the coast, it competes against the mexican crude benchmark. that is projected $889 a barrel in 2015. if it stayed in canada, the projected amount is $69. but that $20 premium does not necessarily mean big profits. canada's heavy crude is some of the most expensive to produce. it needs to fetch $65 a barrel just to break even. add in transport costs, including lubricants to get it through the pipeline, and a profit margin dropped to just $5.50 a barrel in the mexican market in 2015. if the pipeline is not approved, who are the winners and losers? transcanada stands to lose a lot. the company has sunk 2.3 billion dollars into the key

only today, it's a middle eastern gold coast full of beach resorts and diving holidays, and the watersdecidedly less ominous. but today's red sea may not be the place. the original hebrew bible refers to it as the sea of reeds. and that leads some scholars to suggest the story might be describing more of a marsh. >> or the lagoon of swamp grasses, or something like that, which puts you in mind of a fairly shallow body of water. >> somehow a swamp crossing doesn't quite measure up to hollywood's "the ten commandments." >> the israelites passed through the sea on dry land and the water was like a wall on their right and on their left. >> the egyptians are coming on their chariots and coming in, they're trying to get through that patch, and god stopped their chariot wheels, so the sea came crashing upon them and they all drowned on the command of moses's staff. >> 12-year-old samara shaw has been studying this story as she prepares for her bat mitzvah. and it's also the story that jews commemorate every year. >> these words have so much meaning, and this song in particular is really symbo

. >> here from australia's gold coast. i have a message for pop prince, justin bieber. we love your music. >> did he say justin beaver? go back. see if we can -- >> i have a message for pop prince justin bieber. we love your music but hate your vandalism. have you two choices. come back and clean up your mess and come back and sing at the mayor's christmas carols this sunday. make me a believe. >> mr. mayor, that's not how it works. no one can make you a belieber, you have to belieb. there were new allegations today against toronto mayor rob ford, more details from a police report, that they've been reviewing, releasing little pieces of it. today gang members were caught on wiretaps saying they have photos of mayor ford doing heroin, which is weird. because i thought he had an exclusive deal with crack. i didn't know. the tapes, which are part of the report also suggested the mayor spent quality time with people who have been charged with drug and prostitution related offenses. in one call, an alleged gang member was asked to bring mayor ford drugs at a residence police

only today, it's a middle eastern gold coast full of beach resorts and diving holidays, and the watersominous. but today's red sea may not be the place. the original hebrew bible refers to it as the sea of reeds. and that leads some scholars to suggest the story might be describing more of a marsh. >> or the lagoon of swamp grasses, or something like that, which puts you in mind of a fairly shallow body of water. >> somehow a swamp crossing doesn't quite measure up to hollywood's "the ten commandments." >> the israelites passed through the sea on dry land and the water was like a wall on their right and on their left. >> the egyptians are coming on their chariots and coming in, they're trying to get through that patch, and god stopped their chariot wheels, so the sea came crashing upon them and they all drowned on the command of moses's staff. >> 12-year-old samara shaw has been studying this story as she prepares for her bat mitzvah. and it's also the story that jews commemorate every year. >> these words have so much meaning, and this song in particular is really symbolizing our free

. >> 1973, good friday, i proceeded to march on downtown to the gold coast and on the corner and thatfwhooir i was a minor. they knew that i was young. they paid me more because i was young. >> after 25 years of surviving exploitation and violence, brenda was forced out of the life by a brutal attack where a jeanne almost killed her. >> i got in the car with a customer who began to beat me up to take his money back after we got through and i tried to get out of the car to get away from him and he started his car up and he was driving off and as i tried to get away from him, my clothes caught hold of the door and he drug me for six blocks and tore all the skin off my body, my face. >> disfigured and near death, brenda was taken to cook county hospital. there, she says, she was pushed to the back of the line for treatment because she was a prostitute. >> i felt worthless. i felt that even people who were supposed to help me, who had took an oath to help people, didn't want to help a prostitute. i wanted to die. >> now married with a family of her own, brenda says she is living proof tha

only today it's a middle eastern gold coast full of beach resorts and diving holidays. and the waters look decidedly less ominous. but today's red sea may not be the place. the original hebrew bible refers to it as yom suf, roughly translated as the sea of reeds. and that leads some scholars to suggest the story might be describing more of a marsh. >> or the lagoon of swamp grasses or something like that, which puts you in mind of a fairly shallow body of water. >> reporter: somehow a swamp crossing doesn't quite measure up to hollywood's "the ten commandments." >> the israelites passed through the sea on dry land, and the water was like a wall on their right and on their left. >> and the egyptians are coming on their chariots and coming in. they're trying to get through that patch. and god stopped their chariot wheels. so the sea came crashing upon them and they all drowned on the command of moses' staff. >> reporter: 12-year-old samara schaub has been studying this story as she prepares for her bat mitzvah. and it's also the story that jews commemorate every year duri

to the south, around monterey bay toward the big sur, it could approaching the coast line and the gold deny gate tonight. we had some fog in santa rosa. we could have a repeat performance tomorrow. san francisco, 54 and san jose at last check in the mid 50s. this is the case looking towards san francisco and the haze. we want to keep the numbers low. unfortunately they are going up. it is a stable layer trapping the haze close to the surface. levels are going up for tomorrow, into wednesday and thursday there is a fairly good chance we could have more spare the air alerts in the bay area because of the weather pattern. tonight, mostly clear skies. christmas, a cool start to the day. here is the live camera looking at union square in san francisco, you can see the activity here. in san francisco tomorrow, on track to reach the lower 60s. after the mid 40s tomorrow, 64 degrees, the extended more clouds and a dropoff in temperatures. overnight lows will be in the 30s. we could have patchy fog reform in the inland valleys. san francisco 45 and san jose 42 degrees. this cold front stays up

coast of nigeria. the water was not only deep but fridge kid gold. the rescue itself was not a walk in the park. webb. brandon, how surprised were you to hear someone could stay alive in an air bubble like this for three days under water? >> it's a surprising story. i think it has to be some sort of record to survive three atmospheres, over 100 feet down for three days with a bottle of coke is just an incredible story of survival. >> you've been involved obviously in diving rescue missions. it was supposed to be a dead body recovery effort. in terms of what it does to a body to be -- to a person to be that deep for so long, what happens? >> he's in a very small air pocket and, you know, if you think like a volume of air, that air slowly is becoming more and more unbreathable. so the fact that just the psychological stress he would have been under living three days not knowing really what happened, other than that boat had sunk i think is an incredible testament to his own personal will to survive. >> then to get him back up to the surface, they have to be concerned about, what is it nitrogen in

how long we'd been valuing gold how far back that that passion for this metal went until nine hundred seventy two when a backhoe operator in the town of on the black sea coast in bulgaria he was working on the foundation for an apartment building accidentally unearthed a neolithic tomb so they sent for the archaeologists they show up open the tomb and there inside was a treasure of gold artifacts six thousand years old so neolithic people six thousand years ago were making these absolutely beautiful little ornaments little antelopes with curled arms and tiny little breastplates all kinds of beautiful things with no utilitarian value at all so what attracted them to gold why gold instead of something else we can only guess because they didn't leave a written written record but it's not hard to guess gold was shiny bright it didn't corrode it lasted it didn't rust in a harsh world it was beautiful and since it was soft they could shape it into lovely things so that's the first stage of gold that's the first stage of the cards i want to heritage so i don't mean to interrupt you but i wanted to i have so many questions i just love your book and i've been leafin

gold greatness. the owner who took the franchise to five super bowls, eddie debartolo jr., will fly in from the east coasthe'll be joined by joe montana and jerry rice, ronny lott to name a few. they'll accompany eddie on to the field. mr. d. will be made an honorary captain on monday night. >> you know what, in a different way, i left a lot of my heart and blood, sweat, and tears on that field, too. i think it's fitsing that we'r all there. -- it's fitting that we're all there. you know, we had good times there a lot. we had bad times, and that's sports. that's life. but it will be an honor to be back next week. >>> raiders' owner, mark davis, with decisions to make. do you stay the course with dennis allen and hope for something better than 4-12, or blow it up and start over again? raiders, allen's calling card is defense. that's been the big problem. they gave up 56 points sunday to the chiefs. offensively, who's at quarterback? allen clearly likes mcgloin, but he had four pick against k.c. i don't know what the answer is anywhere here. allen looking ahead to sunday's game in san diego. >> again, like

long we'd been valuing gold how far back that that passion for this metal went until nine hundred seventy two when a backhoe operator in the town of verna on the black sea coast in bulgaria he was working on the foundation for an apartment building accidentally unearthed a neolithic tomb so they sent for the archaeologists they show up open the tomb and there inside was a treasure of gold artifacts six thousand years old so neolithic people six thousand years ago were making these absolutely beautiful little ornaments little antelopes with curled arms and tiny little breastplates all kinds of beautiful things with no utilitarian value at all so what attracted them to gold why gold instead of something else we can only guess because they didn't leave a written written record but it's not hard to guess gold was shiny bright it didn't corrode it lasted it didn't rust in a harsh world it was beautiful and since it was soft they could shape it into lovely things so that's the first stage of gold that's the first stage of the cards that i want to heritage so i don't mean to interrupt you but i wanted to i have so many questions i just love your book and i've been l

coast. they are expecting snow, ice, rain from washington to boston. it knocked out power and grounded flights from texas to ohio. >> a severe gold snap is blanketing muchf the nation's midsection. freezing temperatures and slick roads making for dangerous continues. in lewisville texas an ice patch sent the driver of a pick-up out of control, flipping it over a guardrail into the icy waters. the driver was killed in the crash. rescue teams called in to lift the pick-up tluk -- truck from the freezing lake. >> from texas to oklahoma, turned over trucks, traffic backed up for miles, black ice forcing drivers to creep along roadwa roadways, and some people are braving temperatures and walking. >> the back roads are really bad. >> the freezing weather knocking out power. some 400 flights cancelled at fort worth, passengers setting up camp on the floor. >> the weather will hold until after the weekend. i'm going to hunker down. >> a foot of snow fell in parts of illinois and ohio. the storm stretched far north into minister s and north dakota recollects where temperatures say temperatures hover above zero. a second storm in the west setting lows to los ange

have various yell is working on the lens -- west coast to discover things which lower out people in the east to come not. they said the wagons to find the gold, to find the farmland, the fine nickel, diamonds, of the geologists looking for. in yet the great force surveys, lincoln with his mind and other things, the 1860's which really finally told america when america was made of. first to seemed to work quite well. water, well, once again, the early american settlers nicely got into the interior of the country. the potomac in the hudson. after ana for your 58 miles of one of them down the rapids. they settled there is towns. they take a piece of the settlement from richmond and fredericksburg and washington d.c. in albany. and once they establish the settlements, trade routes are being -- bring trade rift down, the early canals. so they perfected the business of building canal the senate building more obviously commercial canals, not simply a round rapids. new hampshire which effectively created the vatican as a city of commerce. the most important of all american canals, the erie canal from buffalo and albany, which made new york the cente

gold and silver, can't wait for the fed. pretty flat but decide whether we should rally or not. cheryl: thanks. time for your west coastn vegas at stake. the group set to begin building the $7 billion resort next year. main not be on track. nevada officials have yet to get a clear idea what stage of development is in. getting a little bit and see. marijuana use in washington state may be double earlier estimates so retail marijuana stores begin opening next month, january 1st and according to rand corp. marijuana consumption in the state branch from 135 metric tons to 225 metric tons in 2013. delta airlines and alaska airlines beefing up turf war with delta announcing another round of expansion out of seattle. nonstop flight from san jose and alaska being launched and additional routes will be added in and out of sea-tac and that is your west coast minute. dennis: two lucky winners in the mega millions drawing. i am not one of them but even if you didn't win the big prize you may check your numbers one more time, you are one of many leaving hundreds of millions of dollars in priie money unclaimed each year. details ahe

gold to silver. but natural gas outperforming them all. there is basically a short fall in supplies this year as we saw, the winter start off, we had all the frigid temperatures from the east coastest, snowfall pretty mucc across the country. all the cold weather forecasts out there led to a severe spike of natural gas. if you use that to heat your home you're paying a lot more than you did before but coldest start to winter in 13 years. we have weather forecasts from nda weather services for above normal temperatures leading into january. that is leading into a bit of a selloff. if you're using heating oil to heat your home you're paying same you were a year ago today. heating oil appealing to prices of natural gas. heating oil up just over 3% durst the course of the year. all the natural gas users are paying 30% more than you were a year ago. looks like the with warmer temperatures maybe things will level out at least for time being. there has been a severe price spike. guys, natural gas outperforming them all. lori: nat-gas is the story at the moment. sandra, thanks. adam: with 2013 closing we want to take a sneak-peek at 2014. we have jeff saut, ray monday james strategist.

gold going forward. oil prices getting a lift. we get a report from the energy department on wednesday and the gulf coast pipeline getting its starteline is another factor. natural gas, keep an eye on that with the winter storm because nat gas continues to surge higher. we've seen a 30 cent gain in nat gas in the past week and we're seeing some freeze-offs on some of those pipelines impacting supply. back to you. >> sharon, thank you so much. jim's "six in 60" after the break. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. every weekend worked, every idea sold... ♪ you deserve a cadillac, the fastest growing full-line luxury brand in the united states. including the all new 2014 cadillac cts, motor trend's 2014 car of the year. now during our season's best event, get the best offers of the season on our award winning products, like the 2014 ats and srx. ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts.

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coast. we're likely going to see more supplies coming out of curbing before the end of the year. we'll be looking for that curbing number from the energy department at 10:30. we're watching goldsed course. we're above 1225 an ounce. we'll see if this remains or a short coffering bounce for now. >> all right, sharon. so much going on in your world. thanks. >> dennis kozlowski will be released on parole after eight years in prison. he was convicted for stealing more than $100 million from tyco. a new york state parole board tentatively agreed to release the 67-year-old next month. his lavish spending of kous included that $2 million birthday party in 2001 for his then wife and who could forget the $6,000 shower curtain. apparently some of the conditions of parole, he's going to have to seek employment as part of the deal, can't open any kind of fiduciary role, a bank account or credit account without the parole board essentially giving him permission. >> that's pretty severe. the enterprise value of tyco when koz left was 62 billion and the current is $92.7 billion. that company was -- the parts were worth more than the whole. >> they've got a lot of different parts, adt, the o