>> gus: yes, he is. meyer, would you say he's a man of few waords, charles. >> charles: he gets to the point. he doesn't want to chit-chat, either. >> gus: stave over the middle. knocked down. well-defended for ohio state. that's cam burrows, backup safety. melvin gordon, tonight, didn't have one of his 150-plus evenings. 76 yards rushing on 26 carries. tough game for the badgers. joey bosa, who urban got all the way from ft. lauderdale. buckeyes, all-smiles. and they deserve it. this is a heck of a football team. wow. stave, to the sideline. nice catch. looks like doe, again. with 42 seconds left. the badgers will fight to the very end. they want to make sure they put some points on the board. >> charles: proud program. the moment that barry alvarez landed, from him, to bret biele bielema, to gary anderson, a lot to be proud of. >> gus: play fake, stave. incomplete. tried to hit corey clement on a wheel route. stopped the clock with 36 seconds remaining. >> charles: that works both ways. the team, earli

>> gus: yes, he is. meyer, would you say he's a man of few waords, charles. >> charles: he gets to the point. he doesn't want to chit-chat, either. >> gus: stave over the middle. knocked down. well-defended for ohio state. that's cam burrows, backup safety. melvin gordon, tonight, didn't have one of his 150-plus evenings. 76 yards rushing on 26 carries. tough game for the badgers. joey bosa, who urban got all the way from ft. lauderdale. buckeyes, all-smiles. and they deserve it. this is a heck of a football team. wow. stave, to the sideline. nice catch. looks like doe, again. with 42 seconds left. the badgers will fight to the very end. they want to make sure they put some points on the board. >> charles: proud program. the moment that barry alvarez landed, from him, to bret biele bielema, to gary anderson, a lot to be proud of. >> gus: play fake, stave. incomplete. tried to hit corey clement on a wheel route. stopped the clock with 36 seconds remaining. >> charles: that works both ways. the team, earli

wednesday's hole in one was gus's eighth. gus credits his longevity to luck, faith, and having a good attitude. i think if you're on the links three days a week, it gives you something to look forward to. he says he plans to keep playing golf as long as his body will allow him to do it. >>> still ahead, a motorcycle group from new york makes a special visit to our area to spread some holiday cheer. we'll tell you why they were in the city of brotherly love. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> today, there will be plenty of holiday cheer in south philly. here's a live look at the wells fargo center, where thousands of philadelphia families are expected to take part in the sixth annual operation brotherly love. families will enjoy carnival games, food, music, dancing, gifts, and they'll receive brand-new winter coats. it's all thanks to a number of volunteers committed to giving as many children as possible a holiday filled with love, joy, and warmth. >>> it's a charity mission that has special meaning for the organizers. some sick chi

it was made by a 103-year-old gus andreone and it makes gus the oldest person ever to land a hole-in-one. the pga says the measuring has been held -- mark had been held by a 102-year-old woman who did it in 2007. he plays golf tee limes a -- three times a week and he has no plans to stop. >> i'm going to play golf as long as i can and as long as i can swing a club. >> at 103 the guy has a great game. >> it's not a first for gus, he made the first hole-in-one in 1939. this week's accomplishment was his eighth in the past 75 years. >>> well, it is the most famous movie that will never be seen. "the interview." coming up, one man's crusade to make sure certain people do. >> and the christmas week forecast shows a few changes ahead. some of which you can track on your own. know when the next round of rain is on the way with the cbs bay area weather app. you can check conditions in your area and you can get realtime radar. the app is available for downloads on iphones and androids at kpix.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, outside world rarely reachee on. but with this >>> in north korea news from the out

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gus says that this is actually his *eighth hole- in-one since 19-39. >> catherine: gus is isn't just catherine: he's also won two lotteries. >> goff has been good to me all of these years. it has been my life. >> catherine: he looked good. he looks good for 80 cr >> catherine: one in pennsylvania. and more recently in florida. >> catherine: good for him! >> jacqueline: he can probably all drive me to. >> grant: ticket definitely out drive me. --he could. >> grant: can i go off of this weekend? --golf >> jacqueline: this will be in effect at 3:00 tomorrow the high tide with flooding on the roadways and parking lots. that is tomorrow and it will be really nice out there but we do have low grain in store. we are talking about from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and it is done. by christmas we are talking about dry weather and setting skies. however, it will be cooler weather. does the wens. crisp is not bad but how can we complain. >> catherine: we cannot complain. it is beautiful. >> catherine: that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at k

. >> gus, one worry is the people who have been out of work for a long period of time and are discouraged workers and they don't show up on the rolls at all and there are those who say that's quite a large portion of parts of the population. does that concern you? >> it does. we have seen the labor force participate, working or looking for work to stabilize but still near a 40 year low. i think there are a lot of people on the sidelines who would come back in as the labor market gets stronger. i think we will see that but it hasn't been as strong as we'd like to see. as wage growth picks up, we'll see some of the people come back into the labor force. >> we had the report a moment ago from bertha coombs on the affordable care act, some felt that law could restrain hiring or depress it. some provisions have not kicked in yet. more will next year. have you seen evidence that businesses held back on hiring as a result of the aca? >> we've seen anecdotal evidence but aggregate numbers look pretty good. we see businesses moving workers from part-time to full-time status. there was a concern th

. >> reporter: these days, not much can slow down gus or his twin sister grace.ld he kept getting sick he had pneumonia and had to be hospitalized at least four times that year. >> it was scary, because he would go downhill quickly. he also stopped growing. >> we went for our two year visit and he had not grown at all. >> reporter: it was discovered he had sleep appear knee. all kids are at risk, most of the time large tons sills he -- largeonsils are to blame. gus was diagnosed with sleep appear knee and had the surgery to remove his tonsils and adenoids. and today he is catching up to his sister. unlike adults most kids don't act tired when they are, many times they are hyper active, that could be another sign to have kids checked for sleeping problems. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> >> philadanco is preparing for its 45th annual season in january.adanco is preparing for >> but first they are putting on a show for their hometown fans. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: when philadanco was founded in 1970, the goal was to use dance to bre

. >> a golfer in florida proved you are never too old to improve your game. 103-year-old gus andrioneat the country club liking making him oldest person to ever do so. gus says this is the 8th time he nailed a hole in one since 1939 and looks forward to doing it again. >> i am going to play golf as long as i can play at the club even if i play three our four i'll play golf. >> before gus's big shot oldest person to hit a hole in one was 102-year-old woman from 2007 how about that? >> on the "people scene" christmas came early for actors christian bell and zach sheppard that's what the proud pennsylvania said when he announced birth ever second daughter delta bell sheppard. he joked that the baby doesn't look like either of the parents he joked that the baby doesn't look like either of the parents but they'll keep ♪everybody needs a helpin hand♪ ♪take a look at your fellow man♪ hey lemme get that for ya ♪tell me what, what can i do today?♪ thank you young man. no problem. surfers in russia biggest port city on pacific is not deterred by wintry weather as you can see. a group of men fro

in this one -- there is no am buy gu team aboam -- am buy gu team. it is on videotape.you have all three together. nothing happens. i don't know what is going to happen. but at some point you have to say, enough is enough. and i think new york is making changes you. can see the mayor, police commissioner making changes here. it's not just new york city. this as it but police departments around the country. >> much bigger than that. thank you very much, to you, don. and of course to all of you. and next, we are live on the streets of chicago. and across the u.s., third day of protests in the chock hold death of eric garner. and eric garner's sister, and daughter, out front on the case. they're my special guests next.

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>> a golfer in florida has proven you're never too old to improve your game. 103-year-old gus scored a hole in one. he may be the oldest person to ever do so. gus said this is the 8th time he nailed a hole in one since 1939 and he looks forward to doing it again. >> i meant to play golf as long as i can, as long as i can swing a club even if i have to play 3 or 4 holes i'll play golf. >> before his big shot the oldest person to hit a hole in one was 102-year-old woman in 2007. >> he looks like he is in great shape. >> chris sowers takes a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a moment. >> we'll be right back. online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event, put us on yours. choose an impala in stock the longest and get cash back

an hour when gus right now.ll be dying down overnights, temperatures dropping into the 30's and 40's, nine. dry weather is ahead. showing a few 20 mi. an hour wind gusts, especially in to the 7:00 hour things will be calling down. 37 in santa rosa, nine in such a bill. temperatures tomorrow afternoon will be in the '50s. as we head into christmas day, it will be clean but cold. phoenix will. warm-up into will doesn't look like we will see any rain in the next seven days, but we will she sunshine and chilly temperatures. ring in 2015. watch our big new year's live show. it's the only local and live celebration in the bay area. join me, gary radnich and george rask - on new year's eve - starting at 11:30. a hot chocolate? ho ho ho... we'll all have hot cocoa! ma'am, need a strong pot of joe. the all new keurig 2.0. welcome back everyone. a nice little christmas gift for 49ers running back frank gore who was honored with the len eshmont award as the teams most inspirational player. only gore had no clue. hello ever

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that's wonderful. >> gus, i got to ask you what club did you use? what club?ryone bought you drinks. i hope you didn't have to buy everyone drinks 'cause you deserve it. >> i still -- >> we are so grateful you were here with us today. we wish you a happy new year and thank you for being on "fox & friends" and we thank god you're doing so well and we're so proud to be americans alongside of you. >> thank you very much. >> god bless you both. >> thank you so much. >>> as we head into the new year, what would you like to leave behind? maybe it's the selfie. yep. tell us what you're over. use #overit2014 and we'll be reading them right here. ♪ ♪ >> come on! what are you doing? >> that's one of my new year's resolutions. set my alarm for this year. >> clayton could not remember what his new year's resolution was and we just reminded you to set an alarm clock because last year you overslept. remember? >> yeah. it was my birthday. yeah. the alarm didn't go off. >> they were cold to show that again. >> yeah. >> i had forgotten about that. >> i'll be watching -- >> rig

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gus says it was the 8th hole in one ever. he's done this eight times before. his first one was 75 years ago. he's not ready to stop playing but looks forward to another hole in one setting a new record. there you have him heading back to his golf cart. >> he has a nice stroll. >> doesn't surprise me that he's 103. that's how long it takes to understand the game. >> i figure you aren't a golf fan? >> i've been once or twice. i'm just having fun. i have no idea what's going on. >> just drink and enjoy the weather. >> drive around in the cart. all good. >>> a friend helping a friend in great danger. in "the mix" it's just two primates. >>> tempting travel offers. free airline tickets and luxury vacations in time for relaxation. abc news goes undercover to reveal what's really happening, though. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by delsym. free airline tickets and luxury vacations in time for relaxation. abc news goes undercover to reveal what's really happening, though. you're watching "world news now." >> ann

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and gu have a long, contentious history that began at the height of the cold war.e bay of pigs invasion, and then, brink of nuclear disaster during the missile crisis. >> this is a cuban patrol boat. we are on it with fidel castro. >> reporter: abc's barbara walters was inside enemy lines while fidel castro was still aligned with the soviet union. >> mr. president, when will your country and my country have normal relations? >> translator: i believe that that depends on the good will of both parts and i believe it also depends on time. >> reporter: since then, cubans have suffered under economic embargo and weathered many political crisis, including the fight over little elian gonzalez, whose mother was one of tens of thousands of cubans who resorted to rafts to escape extreme poverty. but desite this relationship, this island, only 90 miles away has retained a romantic hold on americans, who, for generations, have dreamed of returning. >> cuba is a real place. it's not just this place where my family suffered or, you know, it's not just about righting past wrongs.

gus is 103 years old. look at that swing.nt golfer in the country to get a hole in one. his ace coming on wednesday he was out playing with his friends. drives his own little cart there. got his ball. some of the guys in his foursome they knew his shot at the 14th hole was a good one right off the club. >> i'm looking like this. bang, went right in the hole. perfect shot. >> jumped up and down, it's in the hole. they all got excited about in the hole, in the hole! >> how about this. this is his eighth hole in one! his first one came 75 years ago. >> can you imagine. >>> that's how long he's been playing he plays golf about three times a week and says he's going to continue to do so even if he can just make it through a couple of holes. that guy is my hero. >> you'll be him when you grow up, iain. >>> he used to play every day. why don't you play every day, gus? >> come on. >>> any way. >> great stuff. >> all right. keith. >> you should play just one ti time, keith. >> hey, if you pay for it, i will. (laughter). >> okay. it's

joe and teresa gu id ice have always put on a unite front after being convicted of tax fraud but could that be changing ? what teresa will reportedly do after she finishes her stint in jail. >>> how about this, will ray rice play again now that his suspension has been lifted? what teams already have their eyes on ray rice trait ahead. >>> bob kelly checking traffic for us on this monday morning, good morning, bob. >> good morning guys. we are in good shape, going for a ride on the the southbound lanes of 476. today will see jammos that first day back after a holiday. always a little crazy. but no problems yet as we go for a drive past saint david, we will check rest of the >>> no, no. >> okay, chris. >> good morning. >> it is a monday. >> it is going to be one of those days. >> yes. >> all right. >> do you want me to take it. >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> we are talking about a steep breeze from atlantic city shaking the camera a bit. these things happen. all and all it is not a bad morning out there weather-wise. what we're watching on ultimate doppler the passage of the cold front at som

. >> reporter: gus was being attacked by a neighbor's pitbull mix. and it wasn't the first time. >> the dog's owner and another neighbor pulled the pitbull off of him. and then it lunged at me. >> reporter: angela has a bruise on her face and some cuts on her hand but she's okay. she says the same dog attacked gus in march while her daughter was selling girl execute co ini >> i'm fearful for any child or animal that comes in contact with this owner or dog. >> reporter: the pitbull's owner was ordered to muzzle the dog in public. the bottom line the big dog was off-leash and under control. if he'd been under control, none of this happens. >> reporter: san jose animal service director says the owner vargas has a criminal history. as a safety precaution two animal control officers were needed to respond to the call. there were only two on duty on friday when the incident was reported. >> by the time the other officer freed up it was already dark. they thought it was even more dangerous. >> reporter: he says since the pitbull was contained by his owner a

he just made history. 103-year-old gus >> he hits the course three times a week.got a hole in one. he said he's likely the oldest one to do that. beating the record of a year-old woman. >>> we got "the pulse" coming your way. peddling positive pregnancy tests. how some women are heading to craigslist to lock in their man. >>> plus, the best jenga play ever seen on video. to help spread some holiday cheer. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time; and 2% back at the grocery store. thank you! even before they got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through, a couple was inspired to use their bankamericard cash rewards credit card to throw the ultimate ugly sweater party of the season. that's the spirit of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. thanks for teaching us to be as patient as you. this holiday season, give thanks to the pets who inspire you. last chance to save! for 6 days only, at petsmart, save up to 50% on thousands of items! petsmart®. mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut. hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz

it looks like likely realtor trying to gus say up the frontage just went a little exuberantly and planted a number of palm trees in a single basin. with that said, we don't feel like we need to amount to vigorous defense of this. it's unusual, but want to provide perspective on why we denied it at department level. we acknowledge it's an unusual setting. >> you made reference that the palms don't do a lot of sidewalk damage. would that be true of the plum treatments as well, or olive, which i gather are more common in that neighborhood? >> olive tree would do more sidewalk damage, plum trees less damage so ranking them in order of least concern would be the palms, and then the plums and then the olives are. one challenge is that we might have one owner who loves the palm trees so we try to be consistent at the department al level, but i understand the property owner's concerns. >> are they accurate about the cost of the maintenance? >> well, the citation they made is accurate. there is information

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shimizu-- >> florida congressman, gus billirakis. >> i mean, it's been a full decade, 10 years. >> yeah series of-- >> i don't think there's any excuse for not solving the problem. >> it's every time we find problems, we immediately take actions. it's not same problems all the times. >> reporter: honda did say today it would expand its recall nationwide if federal regulators want to force takata into the same move. at this point, it would likely mean going to court, and scott, that could take months. >> pelley: millions of cars affected. jeff, thank you very much. in a moment, an update on our top story, the grand jury decision not to indict a new york city police officer in the death of an unarmed black man. infrom the experts in feminine bladdeprotection.ection new always discreet underwear, for sensitive bladders. only always discreet underwear has soft, dual leakguard barriers, to help stop leaks where they happen most. plus a discreet fit that hugs your curves. you barely feel it. new always discreet. now bladder leaks can feel like no big deal. because hey, pee happens. visit alwa

and just say that, and take this in the best possible way, you are a gloomy gus.ant we be more positive about this thing. isn't winning the war like the consumer confidence, like you just say are you confident, and then you get confident. shouldn't we just say we're going to win the war? or just say we have won the war. >> i think that that is exactly what we are doing. and it seems to work better over here than it does er t tre. >> stephen: okay. but isn't -- this is the audience that they have to play to, right. they don't care what the iraqis think of them. >> you are absolutely right about them. >> stephen: we are americans, they don't really matter. >> that does seem to be the pr strategy the administration. unfortunately there is a war going on over there that really doesn't seem to be affected by pr strategies for home consumption. >> stephen: are we winning the hearts and minds over there. >> we've lost most of the hearts and minds over there. there are still a few iraqis who say you have to stay because you've made a mess and now you have to clean it up.

. >> in the past, bacteria and fun gus are the source of new antibiotics. 70% still come from nature. normally from samples from land, but now by looking at the ocean, we hope to find new life forms which give us new chemistry that may be able to treat bacterial infections. >> new chemistry is the key. it can't he resistant to a drug if they've never seen anything like it before. >> you can change the anti-body a little bit. it won't take it long to modify the defense mechanisms. >> in england, they're looking, too. he collaborate rates with his project and has some interesting ideas of his own. among them, these leaf cutter ants. >> that's an unusual system. theant carries on the activity. they make the anti-fungal compounds andant qui bacterial compounds. >> it's another example of nature's head start in this race against time. having the advantage of millions of years of perfecting complex structures that scientists in a lab couldn't even dream of. there is no time to waist because of how long it takes to find, develop and approve new drugs. we're talking seven, eight, nine years,

gus friffin is m.g.p.'s c.e.o.to take your product and in some cases give the impression that they made it. is that bad? is that cheating? >> i-- i prefer to think of it as them taking our product because we make a good product and using it as the backbone forr product. so what they do with it is really up to them. >> reporter: on a small farm in southern kentucky, paul tomaszweski and his wife mary beth make their bourbon m.b. rolein the old fashioned way from scratch. >> we put on our label, "distilled and bottled by m.b. rolein distillery. and part of that is because we don't want anyone to be confused and ever question did you make this? >> reporter: federal regulations require accurate labels but they're often vague and there's little enforcement. when it says "bottled by" on the lainl, what does that tell you? >> it says it was bottled by. >> reporter: that's all. >> correct. >> reporter: it doesn't mean they made it. >> if they made it, they would probably put it there proudly like we do. >> reporter: temple

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