out of nowhere the girl we had posted, i had posted, she stuck me in the shoulder with a bik pen. orter: hunter moore is no longer in the revenge porn business his site like the others have had one more unintended shock wave. they mobilized a small army of angry women into action. holly has taken a page out of charlotte law's book and gone on to speak with lawmakers and work with victims. she believes the people who run the websites should share blame with their customers. >> they're just as to blame, you know, guilty. they should be held accountable because they're logging on, they're putting their credit card in, they're paying to see us exploited. and -- again, if they're -- itch there wasnitch -- if there wasn't those disgusting people paying, there wouldn't be a website. >> legislating revenge porn out of business is no small task. hunter moore left his site not because he was threatened or sued but because he was bought out by a man who bought it to be the good guy to shut it down as a sort of public service. but it also instantly gave him 2 million visitors for a new venture

despite the fact that tessa had posted a profit just one since it was founded. musk took his company public. not as everyone was upbeat about the company's future. >> it is the least likely to succeed. >> you shouldn't even rent the darn thing. >> that caught people's attention. >> tesla raised $226 million in its ipo. musk had the capital needed to get rolling on the model s. >> you saw it on the stage. it was the feeling that all of the suffering was worth it. it is real now. >> 3, 2, 1. liftoff. falcon nine has left the tower. >> in 2010 after winning a contract from nasa, spacex was the first private company to successfully launch and return a spacecraft from orbit. >> spacex was the first product development to reach orbit. >> the first successful launch of spacex was an incredibly emotional time. >> it is now in orbit around the earth. >> i'm wishing to any entities that are listening -- >> 3, 2, 1. >> two years later, it was the first privately held company to send cargo to the international space station. back on earth, the long-awaited launch of the new

>> hello, i'm richard gizbert and you're at the ifn hadding post, divided loyalties no. ukraine, and people covering the media there. not so fast. ratings go through if roof. north koreans formal ly scrub kim jong-un's uncle off the map. >>> and the nsa wants to know who's been naughty and who's been nice. >>> when protests were played out across the country's air waves and around the world. domestic state media has been accused of back being the government's narrative and its decision to pull out of a partnership deal with the european union, as well as failing to tell a story about a protest movement demanding a geographic shift westward. that added to concerns about growing media censorship in ukraine as yanukovych struggled for power. protests numbers were down played and the west was accused of furnishing the uprising. moved into overdrive to preserve its relationship with its former republic and former ally. our stage is kiev. the first big story to come out of the protests was the political one. the size of the demonstrations. the scale of political dissent over t

a suspect had posted a video saying he joined islamic radicals in dagestan. now the sochi olympics are five weeks away, 400 miles away. >> it's pretty bad. >> reporter: a right wing u.s. fanatic bombed the atlantic olympics in 1996. >> a successful terrorist attack on sochi itself during the games, that's the holy grail. >> reporter: russian officials say they are ready. vladimir putin rose to power fighting islamic terrorists. he sees sochi has his crowning achievement. >> this could wipe that out. >> this could wipe that out. >> reporter: putin is ordering tighter security all across russia. nbc bay area news. >>> our coverage of the terrorist attacks in russia continues on "nightly news" at 5:30. >>> the faa chose six sites to test commercial drones. california wasn't one of them. folks in alaska, texas, virginia, and north dakota will soon see unmanned drones in the ski. the faa chose these locations based on geography, climate, use of air space, and safety. we could see commercial drones in the sky by 2015. they can be used from everything to filming mov

. >> hello, i'm richard gizbert and you're at the ifn hadding post, divided loyalties no.kraine, and people covering the media there. not so fast. ratings go through if roof. north koreans formal ly scrub kim jong-un's uncle off the map.

he had posted the playstation 4 for sale online. >>> police hope to surveillance video will lead to the arrest of a thief there. it shows a man stealing a package from the front porch of a home on rolling hill way. the theft happened during the evening of saturday november 30th. >>> oakland police want you to watch out for this suv. cops say two guys stole it and used it in several armed robberies yesterday morning between 63rd and 66th street. it's a 2009 black toyota venosa ll. there's a $7,500 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> 4:40 right now. a bizarre protest against google at a san francisco bus stop and it's gone viral. >> i can pay my rent. can you pay your rent? can you pay -- well then you know what why don't you go to a city where you can afford it? >> a dozen protestors blocked a google bus in san francisco's mission district yesterday. they're upset that private buses are using muni stops without paying a fine. as for the guy yelling, he's a union organizer. it was all just a stunt. >>> most recent b.a.r.t. strike could be the last one ever. state senator repu

the victim had posted an online ad selling a play station four consul for $600. the victim attended santa monica college and was home for the thanksgiving holiday. >>> the defendant in the lax shooting is due in court today. the first hearing will be at a san bernardino county jail where he is being held in federal custody. he is accused of walking into terminal three and killing a tsa officer and wounding three other people. investigators say the unemployed motorcycle -- >>> police haven't had any luck and may have been the victim of a possible kidnaps. an ac transit bus pulled up around 6:00 last night. police say the bus driver saw a man approach a woman that was sitting on the bench. the two struggled and the man took the woman away in some bushes. >> we received assistance from the highway county patrol who searched the surrounding areas. using their infrared. >> a search however has turned up nothing. investigators spent last night looking at video taken by surveillance camera aboard a bus. they described the woman and man as asian from 20-40 years old. >>>

. >> hello, i'm richard gizbert and you're at the ifn hadding post, divided loyalties no. ukraine, and people covering the media there. not so fast. ratings go through if roof. north koreans formally scrub kim

police were able to recover the items because of pictures they had posted on social media. >>> they willoin with old navy for more than 100 kids and each will get a $100 gift card at old navy and they can get anything they want. in the south bay, law enforcement will take part in shop with a company. 32 students will take part and will be selected to take part along with several children who lost a parent because of domestic violence. all children will be able to shop at a target store and it all begins at 5:00 this morning. >>> a legal technicality which could lead to an early release in the north bay, how this happened and frustrations for members in the community. >>> we are live on interstate 880 where a big-rig explodes and we will tell you who the chp says is responsible. >>> we are looking at a commute that is not all that bad and we are beginning to see some slowed traffic, just down the road, there are some delays. >>> well, not as cold, i will show you some areas that are in the 20s which is cold as ice but will that air continue and will we find some rain, for pete's sake. . >

had posted the "playstation four" for sale, online.he 21-year-old ronnie collins is charged in the shooting death of a man december 1st. investigators say he lured the victim to san francisco by offering to buy a video game console from him. the victim the posted the play station 4 for sale online. >>> a family stumbled upon human remains. a man and two children were in the ranch regional park when the father spotted a human skull and tennis shoe yesterday. >>> extreme cold making for a dangerous commute. patches of black ice were spotted. conditions should improve as temperatures rise into the 50s and we can't wait. >> yeah, very cold around the bay area. >>> last seven days or so. today, starting out chilly early on, temperatures in the 20s ask 30s again. and coming up just a little bit outside. but it's going tuberculosis a chilly day ahead. clear skies to the coastline. and looking back toward san francisco. and high pressure trying to build in. but the cold air will stick around for another day, maybe a day and a half. and that be

>> well, in this particular area, there really was no warnings other than we had posted signs on the road on friday because this is a problematic area for flash flooding. with the gust of the call line that capable through early saturday night, those sooichbs had been blown over. so the drexz of travel these folks were coming from, they may or may not have known there's a hazard in frochbt of them. >> lrlt, joe, thank you so much for giving us that update. now, which kind of weather is in store here for the u.s. for the start of christmas week. >> it has been a mess of a storm. we have seen very warm air filtering 234 ain across the southeast. it sparked up severe weather across the deep south on saturday. a lot of rain for the east coast today. but it should be pushing out getting better and better as we get into monday. but, as far as travel delays go, later this evening, we could continue to see slow downs in places like chicago, d.c. and new york. you could see thunder sochl delays. it should slow you down up to two hours is what we're thinking in those area. in >> this rain is pu

post. detroit's had filed for bankruptcy protection more than four months ago that the kurdish tv time. the key employees digital kits. and i believe since i came to office of with a crisis that we head this was inevitable. i don't think any buy the necessary wanted to go in this direction. but now that we are here it's more important that we work together as a poster continuing to fight each other. well we're very pleased. we remain very concerned about the need to adjust the city's debt. to prove this level of services for its citizens. and also prepare for the city to exit this receivership. in a fashion that restores democracy. to the city detroit wants to become a key safety has been in decline for yes. employees have fit the judge's ruling as the tensions are likely to be certain. the uk government is to sell its forty percent stake in us dollars but the punter privatized twenty four bid to find some of cooper's assets by twenty twenty. the company which is to charity and by the french state rail service in cf will soon double profits to sixty two million euros last year jen and c

prescient on the impact of the printing press, although in a letter he wrote to the pope after he had posted his thesis on the church door, he, i think, feigned surprise that his message, his complaints against the church had been translated into vernacular languages and spread so quickly all over europe through the printing press. he thought, as he said in his letter, he had written these objections in academic language, and he didn't think ordinary people would have access to it. but he did know the power of the printing press. he understood it better than almost anyone of this time and was not reluctant to credit the printing press with the advancement of his ideas and of the reformation. so i like to write about luther just from that point of view because he understood, say, better than people like copernicus and later, of course, galileo what the printing press would mean, although galileo -- i shouldn't underestimate him, because he was also one who made use of the printing press. he had one available to him for propaganda purposes -- in particular, spreading the idea that he had inven

three of the four victims had posted profiles online in the adult services section of the classifiedbsite backpage.com. >> when there was a definitive tie to backpage.com, and adult escort services, from a serial pattern standpoint it helped us to understand who the targets are. >> this tie for us is disconcerting. >> the backpage connection helps police focus their investigation, but it also riles the victims' families, who bristle at the implication that their daughters may have been selling sex online. >> they were not prostitutes. they were not prostitutes. >> they were young girls that had goals in life. my daughter was a mother. my niece worked. and they just wanted to go out and have a good time like most young girls do. >> in fact, there is no backpage link to demesha hunt. and chikita reminds us that her daughter renisha came from a solid family, had a well-paying job at chrysler, and no logical reason to sell her body for cash. >> they have a very large family. everybody helps everybody. if either one of them needed anything, they could have gotten it. >> but as far as them

laura poitras had a copy in berlin. "the washington post" had a copy. the thought that this material wouldn't have been published is ridiculous. know, the system in the u.k., which prevents people from being put at risk, have you had any conversations with the secretary, and have a told you that the material would pose a risk to life? >> yes, we have. out of all the stories we have published, and i think there are about 35 of them, i think we have gone back and counted all of the stories -- we have consulted with the relevant one, which wast the first where we published hq on june 16. the reason i didn't consult with ear ofmmittee was the f prior restraint, which exists in this country, but not in the united states. it is inconceivable that any american government would get prior restraint of public material. that doesn't exist in this country. indeed, we were directly threatened with prior restraint by the cabinet secretary. immediateidn't seek advice on that story, i have with the vice marshall since. he confirmed that we have been in touch since. als

early on, we did a room search, actually found a picture of ava brawn in his belongings that he had posted like a centerfold. like, he thought ava brawn was a supermodel or centerfold he would look up to because of the ties with adolf hitler. >> in a highly risky move, staff decided to place jones in pendleton's grow unit. a unit where rival gang members have to live side by side. >> the white supremacists are a small minority here. when he was in general population, he and one of the fellow guys he clicked up with were the targets of many, you know, violent acts. he was placed in segregation for his own protection for a little while. the violence got so bad for him. he admits how ignorant he was back then. he sees that he -- his way of thinking was incorrect. >> it was kind of crazy. i mean, seen a lot of stuff. i've been to rallies. i mean, all that stuff. i've seen 40-foot crosses burn and stuff like that. that's what we live by, that's just how we was. i didn't know anything different from it. just how stuff was. >> despite his past affiliation with the aryan nation, inside pendleton,

the victim had posted the play station 4 for sale online. >>> in other headlines around the bay area, investigators will be back out at a sonoma county park after a family stumbled upon human remains, a man and his two kids were in shiloh ranch regional park in windsor when the dad spotted a human skull in a tennis shoe yesterday. detectives were called out. since it was dark at the time, they had to secure the area to go back out this morning. >>> a gun buy back event planned for this coming saturday in san jose is facing challenges. this is a crowd funded buy back. so far organizers haven't even reached the $5000 mark. they need $10,000 by tomorrow. oers say every $100 will take -- organizers say every $100 will take one gun off the street. >>> lieu wolf plans to continue a ballpark in san jose despite a set back. a court document revealed baseball commissioner bud selig sent a letter of rejection. he was not satisfied with the a's relocation proposal. a court hearing is set friday regarding the city of san jose's lawsuit against major league baseball. >>> police say there were no m

a reported police suspect in the railway attack had posted a video saying he'd joined islamic radicalsn dagestan the russian republic where islamic fanatic tamerlan tsarnaev went before the boston bombing. now the sochi olympics are five weeks away. russian expert andrew cuchen says the games are in danger. >> it's pretty bad. >> reporter: a right wing fanatic bombed the atlanta olympics in 2006. palestinian terrorists hit the 1972 games. now russirussia, 2014. >> a successful terrorist attack on sochi, itself, during the games is the holy grail. >> reporter: russian olympic officials say they're ready. >> they're taking every precaution to prevent any incidents there. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin rose to power fighting islamic terrorists. he sees sochi as his crowning achievement. >> for his legacy -- >> that could wipe this out. >> this could wipe this out. >> reporter: if it gets to sochi. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> the faa today chose six sites to test commercial drones. california was not one of them. people in alaska, nevada, new york, north

he had posted the playstation 4 for sale online. >>> ty the season for giving but before you donate beautious when choosing charities. >> here's cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger to let us know what to look out for. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> so your approach the give money -- to give money. what's the first step? >> reporter: number one verify the charity's name. you know there's over one million charities in the u.s. so it's really easy to have a case of mistaken identity. if you are being vis sissed on the phone or -- solicited on the phone or in person, just ask the person to send you the materials. snail mail e-mail whatever. you want to be able to review the information without any pressure. once you have it just checkout the mission and program online to make sure it jives with what you want to give to. >> how can you tell if the organization is financially sound? >> reporter: you know i know you're not going to go through the charity's financial statements but someone else has done this before you. a -- for you. a great organization called charity

>> i waser surprised by it, and calista had posted my statement and i was amazed at some of the intensity, some of whom came back three, four, and five times repeating how angry they were. so i wrote my newsletter at gingrich productions on friday. i entitled, it what would you have done? everybody says they love freedom. everybody who is proud of the farmers at lexington and concord who stood ups grateful the british empire, here you you emerge as a young man. he went to a methodist school and mandela went on to be largely a nonviolent person -- >> a lawyer. >> a tried in court, very effectively used his role as defendant, and then you takeover in'40s by the aggressively i would say savagely proapartheid party, and all of your options are gone. you are up against an oppressive dictatorship which if you're black means you're going to be in effect in a police state and of the people who was opposed to it. ironically most of the things people complain about occurred during the 27 years he was in prison. and so -- >> and that comes up a lot -- >> all of that stuff occurs while he's in jail.

and also reaching out to any neighbors we've had it posted up and letting people know >> i'm not saying you're not doing that but there is a specific way to reach folks. >> she actually ms. wells filled out her application on line and that was no into the packet. we talked about outreach but she didn't get the interior packet because she did most of hers on line >> that's an error. >> yes. on my part. >> all right. i think it so you would you've done at least walking the pavement to talk to 0 your immediate neighbors but commissioner hyde is interested in community outreach so if you can assure us should neighbors complain or neighborhoods come to you and say hey turn that do you think there's an adequate response. >> sure. >> i can there's other comments from commissioners to my left. >> yeah. i think it's great you're doing that especially longer than that corridor because i think that valencia street has exploded and mission street nodes to be morevilleal as well. >> bluegrass and barbecue. >> we'll take some comments from the police if there's any at this time and we'll take a vote

they felt you found that personally vulnerable to identity theft and only 20% of teens say they had posted all of the following -- whole name, date of birth, self- portraits, name of their school and e-mail address. do you think they are more or less vulnerable to id theft than in the past? >> the gentlemen here would know more in terms of the law enforcement side and the technology side but in terms of the behaviors and what teens say they are doing, i think just the virtue of the fact that they are so many more platforms are using and so many opportunities for them to be sharing information about themselves and they are doing so would suggest to me that the threat to -- that the threats are greater than they were in the past. interestingly, teens -- the issue of identity theft is on the radar. people have talked to them about it, the idea that the security of the personal information is something that they are cognizant of and that they say is a concern for them, but there is a disconnect because they are teenagers. they don't see that they have anything worth stealing. they don't person

by 2010, he had posted about 100 times on the boards about it.day business of developing it over to gavin andresen, who some people speculate maybe satoshi nakamoto. he said he will move on. he went off the grid. does the mystery and anonymity of all this give you pause in how valid bitcoin is. it does not make me feel good. >> it is a question i put to very sober -- to barry silbert the other day. thought,im what he he said hessen, has knows who the guy is? no, we don't have a clue. he said it does not bother me at all. >> let's talk about what happened to that point overnight. -- to bitcoin overnight. >> it got crushed, china is tightening controls. it is no longer allowing btc china, which has become the biggest bitcoin exchange in the world, to accept deposits. you can only sell them. it is not clear how long you will be able to. people are doing that as quickly as they can. >> i cannot wait for day 9. >> neither can i. bitcoin2 days of continues. thank you, matt miller. ♪ >> that is it for today's "market makers." tomorrow is really big, the

mcdonald's responded by deleting the guide which had been posted by a third-party provider. now that boeing union workers in washington have rejected a contract- the company reportedly is considering spending $10 billion dollars to create a new jet factory- elsewhere. the st. louis post- dispatch reports-- boeing wants the factory for its new triple 7 x jetliner to be near a large airport. and, construction could start next november. the report also says boeing wants the site for free or very low cost. a spokesman tells us the company has no comment on the report-- but expect to begin looking over porposals from other states this week. royal dutch shell is pulling the plug on plans for a gas-to- diesel conversion plant in louisiana. costs to build the plant were originally estimated at 12-and-a-half billion dollars. high material and infrastructure costs pushed it to $20 billion, which included a 112-million-dollar grant from the state of louisiana. it would have created 740-permanent jobs with annual salaries of roughly a hundred-thousand dollars. a genetic testing company

if you want to advertise shoes in washington, you had to advertise in "the washington post." and if you wanted to buy shoes on sale, you had to look at the "washington post." the internet changes everything. on the digital side, you approach it as, well, you've just got to sell a bunch of banner ads and maybe that will make up for the major ones. that does not work. we sort of figured that out. we are looking at a lot of revenue streams. i mean, a huge change, even in the last five years. some agencies that have been started by companies, niche print publications. there is no silver bullet. we saw circulation go up for the first time in many years last year with 23% print and digital alike. i'm seeing -- again, there is not a one-size-fits-all. what works for "the new york times" does not work for another newspaper. what fits for a small paper -- you have to know its market. it is like going to the dentist sadly, it is not true. >> we have not gotten to cavities yet. [laughter] >> yeah, right. right. i am seeing innovation and it is heartening. it is exciting. >> thompson has

the state sexy lady for a major state scary as of tonight and talked and caught the ferry so we had to post it sticks to be knocked him a two point eight to twenty pieces right on the two posts here and in fact course many other parts pension lump that this bill to pisces so this mystical surprising. winds are expected to ease tomorrow but the red spike may only be temporary. pasco sheehy fourteen humans. the economic and social research institute has given an upbeat assessment of the economy it's predicting growth of two percent this year and two point seven percent next year it also says that the dem s economy has grown for the first time since the crash. hindustan latest quarterly bulletin from the sri. the institute has increased its growth predictions for the irish economy but this year and next. it has based goals productions and gnp rather than gdp gross domestic product is the value of the talk him out of the economy. like most of the product is the token oppose minus the earnings of twenty nine companies. gdp numbers have been affected by the pharmaceutical a bit and that's why we

look at what they had to post.ry, we're currently experiencing technical difficulties due to the interest in the batkid wish. please check back. that's the virtual kid's response. in the real world, thousands, literally thousands of people brought their actual, physical bodies to the streets of san francisco today, transforming san francisco for a few hours today into gotham city. and miles, costumed as batkid, as the caped crusader's mini me, well, he knew he was going to spend the day in character, but he did not know how elaborate it would get. his experience started with a breaking news bulletin and a televised appeal from san francisco's actual police chief. >> gotham city needs you, batman. this is police chief greg sir, only hoping you can hear my voice. it's critical that you call me right now. we have a damsel in distress. but that's just the beginning, batman, just tip of the iceberg. you have to call me! it's urgent. please, caped crusader, we need you! and bring the batkid. >> and he wasn't kidding. mil

trouble to look cool but you use to be difficult to send money back to mom while i try i then had to give it to a post ride there and he was reliable. with all my mother had to travel too lazy to pick it up. it had done all i know we've gotten to play the kitchen at the photo no it's much easier. josiah just goes to an amp is a kiosk registers because it's money. unloaded onto itself any since the credit to his mother to text message. is two hundred km away and a few seconds later his mother receives. i'm very happy. my son has just sent me twelve hundred shillings. but two heroes a lot of money. there isn't a bank anywhere near him without a regular income people are unable to open accounts anyway. but there are in case agents all over even here every couple of meters. now the sms credit can be exchanged for cash not many and yet the sum of one of my life has improved alot since then mr was created. sometimes my son sent me just to hear of me that it's not much but it helps me get my head sequim that say that. euro is enough to buy sugar in tea. that's both good for her and for the local shop. i will

and so my mother had flexible hours because the post master didn't want to get up early. and he didn't want to stay late. but anyway. i said, "mother, don't you enjoy just being able to sleep in?" she said, "it is not that. it is just that nobody thinks i can do good work anymore." so that made an impression on me. when jimmy was president, i did work with aging. i became interested in working with mental illnesses, too, because there were no doctors to care for people with mental illness. and actually no geriatric doctors. he passed an age discrimination law people where people in the federal government could work as long as they wanted to and people outside could work until they were 75. >> rosalynn carter, you have always been a political partner to your husband. is that a fair statement? >> i have been a partner. i would call it a partner. he was in the navy for seven years. after we got married we had three boys. the first two years -- after the first year, i had one baby and he was gone for two years. he was on battle ships. back then you had to serve two years befo

the cyber command chief has been stripped of this post well panel member said the unit had been indicted for posting more political comments than others immediately following the announcement democratic party members of the parliament's national defense committee released a statement saying the result of the probe are unacceptable and demanded an independent investigation into the cakes the party claims that it was the target of the cyber command units near campaign and that it hurt their candidate's chances in last year's election. pundits say the military has left room for controversy as questions remain about how the political comments they toasted the firm from an organized smear campaign. and i mean this. and finally an issue that like herds of all political stripes at the national assembly can agree upon the parliament passed a resolution that calls on japan to stop its move towards collective self defense for kenyan she reports in all the assembly session thursday. lawmakers approved a resolution demanding japan stop its push for quebec in self defence which would allow tokyo to u

it's a tremendous difference from the experiences that we had from post-war period. it's the fundamental challenge for our society. not in terms of making sure every american who has a job earns enough to live but for those at the top. all that money piling at the top has nowhere to be invested. this is the challenge, the challenge of investment that doesn't just produce profit for the few but jobs for the many. >> stagnating income. the past 40 years, how does that track with the decline of influence with the labor movement in this country? >> it's exactly the same. we see the decline of unionization rates from the 19 70's on, and it's driven from what the other person said a moment ago. the automation, the computer indication of our economy. the shift from manufacturing to the service sector. america still makes more than nearly every other economy in the world, but it's made by machines not people. >> globalization hammering the middle class? >> absolutely. it's just as much about automation as globalization. it's often left out of the story. we have not had any n

the record dry weather we've had here in the bay area, have prompted fire officials to post burn bans. >> reporter: the dry hillsides in the south way and throughout much of california are allstate fire officials needed to see to go to a summertime strategy in winter. today they issue and ban on all open burning due to the increased fire danger in many areas, including santa clara and santa cruz counties. and others. >> typically we're entering into our normal rainy season. our burning conditions and fuels are as dry today as they were in late september and october. the only difference between today and september and october is it's cold and the days are shorter. >> reporter: a member of a prominent farming family have had to deal with burn bans before but not in december. now the usual schedule of burning green waist to avoid disease and infestation is in bill low. >> as we prune, we file and we also let that cure so that one of the requirements is that it be dry when you burn to not create a problem with the pollution. so mine are ready to go. >> reporter: san jose firefighters say

only 20% of between's -- of teens had posted their full name date of birth name of their school, and e-mail dress. do you think they are more or less vulnerable to id theft? >> the gentlemen here would know more in terms of the law enforcement side. in terms of the behaviors and what teens say they are doing, i think this is by virtue of the fact that there are so many more are forms they are using. there are more opportunities for them to share information about themselves. they are doing so. it would suggest to me that the threats are greater now than they were in the past. the issue of identity theft is on their radar. people are talking about it. the security of their personal information is something that they are cognizant of the -- cognizant of. they say it is a concern for them. they are teenagers, they do not think they have anything worth stealing. they do not make a distinction between themselves and their parents. when someone is an adult they may have something that can be stolen. they mostly focus on credit card fraud. the idea of credit) in history is not something the

post she said, it's him. he guide. this actually -- she had about 20 different post that's went on in this two hour period. e trying to get information, trying -- people were feeling sympathetic for her. i think we all had the situation where he hear something horrible and we call a loved one or friend to say are you okay? are you okay? and that happened to her. it wasn't okay. >> that's very sad. >> richard, you seem a little more uplifting. >> a little more. there's a gentleman going around the west coast and the northwest and leaving very large tips here. $300, even a couple $10,000 tips when he goes to a bar or to a restaurant. and he's posting these on insta gram. he is signing tips for jesus. you can see that one right there. it's about 51, $5,000 there, taking a picture with those who helped him. evidently he may be a college football fan as well. on one of the places that he was watching a usc game, he signed it and he wrote fight on. it's an amazing thing he's doing throughout the season. even in one situation he said, hey, you have heard of tips for jesus? the bartender says, no. he says you're ab

two most recent japanese imports, both players signed monster contracts and both had a posting fee of $51 million. total investment was over $100 million when you include the posting fee. darvish is paid huge dividends. he's a big guy, 6'5", 228 pounds. darvish came in second place in the cy young voting. the first two years in the big lesion he was a pretty -- leagues he was a pretty good pitcher, after that he had injury problems with his shoulder and he was never the same. you could say that boston's $100 million investment was a bust. >> hmm. so which of these teams is actually interested in the services of this man here? >> a lot of teams, every team actually, but when you talk about the players, the yankees, dodgers, mariners, are primarily interested. he is being represented by xl sports management who also represent derek jeter. there is a january 24th deadline to make a deal with tanaka. some team is going to cough up $100 million, that's the fair market value. is he going to be a flop like daisuke. , a lot of people were comparing tanaka to another, yankee, horoda, 6'2" 200

to me to be fair he had too many characters i paint canvas g.o.p. from your post thank you so much thank you thank you. thank you. very much so like i said once you start the event is closed the deal is and. it's general assembly. u.n. and we have. no idea. well come on. it's the end of the u.n. general assembly opens this week so there's. a lot of presidents and foreign ministers and stuff and some of them trip through here to receive people here is that customer yeah yeah it's pretty typical in there in town with some of them invite themselves and some of them we invite to come over and meet with the editorial writers and things. and how does it seem to work out. and roasting them are pretty predictable but every once in a while one of the makes news but it's you know it's good to just give them a chance to come over and share their views that. we kind of makes you into an embassy or a for their the embassy of the new york times or a basically right. and i think you know you may have discovered this yourself or a news organizations don't always get the kind of a

and you know, they had men posted outside the two churches, for example. they had -- >> to preserve them. >> to preserve them, nobody touch the churches. a few months over that the islamic state of iraq and al sham came to be the ruler, the they desecrated the churches. and so very, very different sort of approach to governance. >> so you are seeing a growing radicallization or growing ascendancy of more red call forces. >> but there are forces that are taking them on at great personal riskment taking them on militarily. there are units of the free syrian army, other islamists who are taking them on. and there are also civil society activists who are taking them on. they do that at great personal risk in a city which is basically ruled by al qaeda. so you do have pushback in many different forms inside syria. >> a fighter said to you the fight after the fall of bashar assad among the rebel groups will be harder than this one, do you think he's right. >> that has always been the case. there was always this idea that there was going to be a revolution after a

. >> you had a post up that was basically saying all these doomsday scenarios about a death spiral for obama care, that is not going to happen. where do you see the state of the law right now? >> i should say that was a great sarah cliff post. but the state law is that you've having a very rapid improvement in healthcare.gov. you're also seeing it in insurers that are beginning to unleash at least $5 billion of advertising over the next year. they thought they shouldn't drive people to an exchange. so you are beginning to have the machinery and the institutional support around the law begin to activate because all of a sudden getting somebody to the point where they might sign up is a good thing as opposed to a bad thing. we're in a place where the law is running far behind enrollment expectations, nobody know what is the risk pool is going to look like, and in truth nobody will really know until march. because all experiences we have had is that people won't sign up for the most part until they have a penalty looming over them and that's really at the end of march. so it will be hard

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you know, a lot of the clips you played before, his people had actually posted them on to youtube.ut now with this scandal and the stories that came out in the times it really seems like -- people are taking it different kind of look at that behavior. and, you know it's not cute anymore. >> i just want to go over for our audience, the two resignations, involved in the bridge cantaloupe sulosure. those are real facts. two people came under scrutiny for this, in this story. they resigned. take us through what forced them to resign. >> the two people that resigned are christie's appointees at the agency that oversees the george washington bridge. both of them are people directly involved in the decision to shut the lanes that led to days of gridlock in fort lee, the town where the bridge is based. and, you know, basically, there have been hearings called by the legislature. looking into the matter. the guys claimed the closures were the result of the traffic study. no one has provided any evidence that any study occurred. so, you know, that lack of an explay nation for why they made t

i'm sorry. >> soon after the storm, her husband became seriously ilia he had post traumatic stress. he was on medication, blood pressure went through the roof and he'd never had a health issue ever. it was at the point where i had to worry about him and i have four kids to worry about. something like this to help me, at least give a little extra to my kids meant the world. >> from toddler to teens, free play station games, movie tickets. >> that is terrific. >> fellow sandy survivor says her family is back in their home this christmas. >> they had to most of away and we had to come back. it still hurts. >> 10-year-old gee anna agrees. she heads home with two brand new dolls. as for little max, the rocking horse did not go back with him, but he landed a baseball bat and water gun. >> a caring community spreading christmas cheer one toy at a time. >> the group behind this toy store is also working with the secret sandy clause project. yes, i said sandy. volunteers dress up as santa claus and deliver gifts straight to the homes of nearly 500 families affected by hurricane sandy from lon