friends so thank you to the rec and park department and thank you for your 0 pardoning and happy and heath season to everyone thank you >> thank you r5r7d we have another mother to we like to get out and play. there maybe no san francisco organization that shows the joy of play better than zinka. i want to bring up ken weber from zane can. i have a fun job i get to work in a company that makes games like farmville. we're proponent of play on our computer and on our smart phone by the we like to engage in real play. we're proud partners of rec and park we've built mraurgd and we're a young company and we feel we're just getting started. we are thrilled to are a be a part of this and on behalf of our employees happy holidays to everyone. thank you. (clapping.) >> thank you keb all right. are you rode to light a tree. the tree only goes on if you're really, really loud. are you ready to light the tree. already i'm going to ask the people behind me to stand up but welcome two special guests i'm going to ask those special folks to come up. joe pa did he is a painters that's worked in the depart

langone medical center and host of heath care connect on sir. >> us sz xm radio. a lot has changed. >> we are in trouble if the current trend conditions. >> yes, but remember the website has been working only a few weeks, people are just starting to go there. it's probably smarter to look at states with functioning websites like new york and california, and see who is signing up. in those states the numbers are closer to 20% of young americans signing up to balance out the systems. we'll have to see how this evolves. people are anxious to get insurance, elderly people who are disabled, locked out of the insurance markets. they'll run to the health sites first. >> the administration says the website is functioning, it met its goals on being accessible. i tried it out. for me the times i tried it it's working well. is the administration, given the numbers we have, and the fact that the website is below what a private industry will find acceptable, will it be on track to sign up the numbers they need to make it work? >> my opinion, no way this first year. i think it

. >> when heath ledger died in 2008, he was working on multiple films, "the dark knight" was nearly completehe lines in and really make it look like nothing had gone wrong. >> and earlier this year, james beg gandolfini died of a heart attack while on vacation in rome. walker has another movie scheduled for release in two weeks. he plays a father trying to save his baby daughter during hurricane katrina. >> i got a baby that needs a rescue. >> in the real world he leaves behind a 15-year-old daughter and a grieving family. >> he lost a spirit. you lost a person that maybe is meant to be this way. all right? i'm devastated. >> the scene of the crash now a memorial spilling into the street. fans of the movies and co-stars are showing up like model and actor tyrese gibson who left in tears. a real life twist that all too closely mirrors the movies paul walker made. >> such a sad story. our thoughts go out to the files. plus, who stole this video camera. it's a bird, it's a plane. it's a bird. and artificial flavors. iams has real meat and eggs in our tasty chunks. now that's real love. new iams

also with us, hadley heath. lanny, i don't think it's a good product. and i'll say it's going to cost a whole lot more and the product line is going to be less and the networks are going to shrink and i think people in the country are generally pissed off and he lied and that hurt him, too. >> if you're right, i'll agree with you. i'm just not sure you're right. i certainly applaud you for saying the republicans need an alternate because we are the only western democracy in the world that has no national health insurance guaranteed access to health care. why is it that it's good enough for the canadians, for the swedes, for the swiss, for the french and for the english but not the americans -- >> the canadians come over the border to detroit. i love the canadians. they've got a good monetary policy, lower corporate tax rates than we have. their economy is growing better. but when it comes to health care, they come across the border. >> well, the wealthy and those that can afford to come across the border do. but those that can't get access to health car

most of the problems have been fixed, with the government's heath care website. >> an 85-year-old veteranused of killing some through the korean war. >> how a picture perfect view of the white house is now causes

in a few short hours the obama administration is expected to give us a check-up of the nation's heathe website. >> immigration issues - escalating tensions between the dominican republic and haiti could force hundreds of thousands to lose their citizenship. >> living with h.i.v. and aids. why it's no longer a death

at number five, heath in portland. no run. chris bosh, half a second left. and king james.r four, rhonda ralsee and misha tate, not very lady like. tate extending a peace offering. she would have nothing of it. number three, louisville basketball now. this is russ smith. a dunk to silence the kentucky crowd. louisville wins. number two to the ice. patrick flips the d. that is all. not enough, the blues beat the black hawks in the shootout. and at number one, back to the octagon. it didn't make it past the second round. silca broke his leg on a kick. it was so gruesome, we can't even show it some say the injury could be career ending. wideman retains the middle weight title. and i saw it. it was pretty bad. it was awful. i hate to see that. >> that was bad enough. all right, thanks kim. we will be back after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we'll see you back here tomw night at five-thirty....whe hope ann notarangelo will fl well enough to be back. kpim is alway >> that will do it for us. we will see you back here tomorrow. ,,,, female announcer: female announcer: it's ti

the move to heath and i we usually feel on a heavy rain causing flooding across the eastern parts of the them only when a thought that it was rainy for me now will tend to show you the dentist take a look at this pictures. over five thousand people were evacuated from once on the second from only see a torrential downpour is he the area for two consecutive days. the bloggers that merged in rows of the act was an accountant. the situation could get worse isn't one of rainfall is expected to present an east coast will continue to suffer from flooding rains. throughout the day and in fact over six hundred millimeters of rain has fallen in at the turn of the client on indecent are somalis athens monday the looks i get this heavy rain maker will continue to pitch to the north west a condition to congratulate the team at its peak go into tomorrow said that the lease good news. albert torrens it in here we have another system just located east of israel and that continuously spending a lot of moisture tissue were in ca and parts of the staff in india and the swan could become a tropical tro

heath. its station in the political force firms to jason as he fills all things not responding to the institution to the result. is yes. i do i could do it. i can do. i know the eye. the us. in the and st st graduate school when rich white knit with it announced it is proof the house. nineteen sixty four. the shinkansen bullet train was will's first place people. it's technology that allowed these trains to run it up to two hundred and ten km run attracted attention worldwide. the issue to celebrate set the maximum speed of two hundred and seventy km. making the one hundred and fifty two was a tiff between tokyo osaka. in just two hours and twenty five the original frequency of these core speed trains also continues to increase during the tour to russia on one train that leaves every two minutes. the news every two minutes thirty seconds strange but also reputation for safety to believe tone in his tube and it was between zero cost to retell it unique japanese teachers to improve passenger c

they had heath miller healthy. that was the killer for them this year. >> al: dwyer, gain of eight. that will take us to the two-minute warning. cincinnati out of time-outs. so the steelers will still be mathematically alive. cincinnati will go to 9-5 and they get an injured -- another injury here. jayson dimanche. i think that's the linebacker. >> cris: yep. >> al: glance at the number, yep. rookie out of southern illinois. >> cris: i tell you, these injuries starting to mount up and especially at the cornerback position. i have no idea what happened with dre kirkpatrick, but with terrence newman out with that mcl sprain and of course their best corner, leon hall gone as well. there's dre kirkpatrick back in there. he's had a pretty nice game. ly say that. i thought the quickness of these steelers receivers may get the better of him. he has really hung in there. first-round draft pick and he has not been a happy guy not playing. but he has come in, got his chance tonight and done well. >> al: dimanche goes to the sideli sideline. >> cris: the guy that really did not have the huge i

cheadle heath him as most you have the tradition of school the big screen size you want to keep support the motion to speak at the ppp sprayed by demos national team in the dental students. these were mostly in the new mall right to keep sixteen illegal some cd have been too windy for one thousand five hundred years. when the month with the young boy has she won't be receiving organizations often come to guess. we against geelong at the arundel flights according to people who prayed i'd been praying to know who almost forty years. it keeps me fit and healthy and yell anyone can take him off at any age the phrase gets along with jeff and i was in common. you know you are you. lol know why no one knew what to blog liao. i'm so happy that people from other countries also like to play chain known this is the first time in my life. the genome will be paid before an international audience. yet jesus simone is by far the most full gospel to him. its inclusion in the sea games with the sum of four to confusion among the form of the country marshall's cheadle has unofficially been exercising its

heath's eve. what roles they will need pay you one of his old school the appeal to you about these specifications to pariah for. now everything is open for the gym get any issue you can use small thing they don't know what does it mean ol' uneasy. what does it mean they show the cool cool of the previous two mostly vi and honestly i'm such a gauze and some of the sea mean that you want long. but any peony the un to stop the terrorists the youngest any key in your comment doesn't cry the vice president's reasoning. the us and them. i'm mourning the end of the cheeks as i don't remember the soviet union or the cold war. and i don't remember the german reunification the time. and i find myself walking around talking about the engine of politics in this house to my older colleagues that lesson from the nineteen eighties this many things maybe we're on a persona but the coolmore isn't fun of them so it's wrong then to see him that the youth tuesday to learn about the size of your kin union. i think it'

he expressed gratitude to those who supported him during his decade long incarceration heath and german towns uncle a miracle in particular where kosky also pledged to help political prisoners in russia the throughput of course can go to bed. ruth museum at checkpoint charlie early in the morning he looked fit and refreshed for a man who just emerged from a decade in prison. there were hundreds of journalists on him for the event. of course he said that he was taken aback by the huge media interest. most people can be deployed dealt the onetime threat to russian president vladimir who will do next. but he was unable to be specific. she deployed close to the future which might just don't know yet. as a prisoner told you to really really cold which you don't know what is possible and what is not possible to cook when asked about his feelings no towards what he was cautious. which in my final western politicians will remember is that i will not be the last political prisoner in russia. she eats they will have to decide how to deal with him in them when it was performed. he says he will fig

resolution of the shares remain focused on in india change the brother of foxton benny i'm now watching heath who was on a four day visit to india had sunday off the pay is at the golden temple in and attacked accompanied by his indian counterpart a proxy by the child was unsolicited and said the minutes into the long run. adjusting to getting his chance of that relations between the events did they. they are the report the will of god they should consider . it's a lot. womens groups across end up fighting pressure on politicians to possible this designation been in the ongoing session of the pot and that's why can't he be the onset of time to protest against those opposing the next station chanting slogans on friday species. that one cannot continue. school is a burden to someone outside so much of the party supreme moment i'm saying of the intestines and kept her new daddy on monday i'm listening non stop the novel contest was to vent the anger that's not a sexist remark that women from the affluent classes brooklyn and eighty cents each and blasphemous to make houses up and it's gotten at

it's been a trying season for heath miller and the steelers who lost the last two games in painfully close fashion. now 5-8, playoff hopes are virtually nonexistent for the franchise have gone to eight super bowls and won six. >>> meanwhile, the bengals are in a position the steelers know

in a few short hours the obama administration is expected to give us a check-up of the nation's heath care website. >> immigration issues - escalating tensions between the dominican republic and haiti could force hundreds of thousands to lose their citizenship. >> living with h.i.v. and aids. why it's no longer a death sentence. >> good morning. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. thailand a weekend of violent protests as street fights broke out over the fate of the prime minister. demonstrators want her out, thinking she is a puppet of her brother. four are dead, 50 injured as protesters try to take over government buildings. >> a distinct shift in the anti-government protests on sunday. for the first time in seven days police in bangkok are fighting back. heavy use of tear gas as they faced off with protesters at the metropolitan police headquarters. several thousand protesters crowded the nearby streets. back and forth surges as they chipped away at the barricade. they were soaked with whelm calcal -- chemical-laden water. >> suthep thaugsuban r

most of the problems have been fixed, with the government's heath care website. >> an 85-year-old veteran accused of killing some through the korean war. >> how a picture perfect view of the white house is now causes controversy. >> today marks a deadline for the white house, when healthcare.gov was supposed to be fixed, something the administration says it has largely done. problems plagued the centrepiece of the affordable care act when it launched. small business owners cannot enrol their employees. the administration says the site should work for most. >> we are definitely on track to have a significantly different user experience by the end of this month. that was our commitment. >> the goal was for the website to handle 50,000 users at once and 800,000 people in a 24 hour period. the obama administration says 90% of users can create an account on the system. at a sign up center people rolled without problems. >> it was fast. i was surprised and i did forget my password. i recovered it quickly. it was great. the helpers - diane was able to help me to pick the plans. >> tech experts h

year we aim to reach 250 million with life-saving aid, including millions of syrians in need of food, heath care and shelter. i have returned from lebanon and brief visits to syria, where i was able to see for myself the impact that the harsh winter is having on communities. our support include communities in neighbouring countries like lebanon, turkey, iraq, hosting thousands of refugees. >> given that the u.n. wasn't act raise the full amount of last year's appeal, what is the plan this time around? >> it will be difficult. you heard her talking about syria and 52 million around the world. if you raise the money for syria, there's a knock-on, it will be hard to find the money for people in central african republic, or mali. they'll try to get the whole international community to one event on one day and write checks. that event will be as it was, in kuwait. the date pencilled in, not confirmed, is january the 15th. they'll ask every country in the world to come up with cash. it was difficult last time, and it will be difficult now. >> the question is how will the money reach the people th

the heath care website is up and running, are people falling through the cracks. >> plus an article about women not having it all went viral. what is anne-marie slaughter saying about it today. >> millions of americans wrap up holiday shopping, did the supreme court make your future shopping seasons more expensive. >> i'm antonio mora. we begin with the question after the worse in iraq and al-qaeda - are we safer. osama bin laden was emim nated. he'll fire missiles from drones killed al qaeda operatives, and barack obama said it time and again. >> the core of al qaeda is on the path to defeat. our nation is cure, and our homeland is safer. >> two important members of congress in a position to know, including a democratic ally of the president don't agree with him. i'm pleased to be joined by jane harman, a former democratic congress woman who served on department of homeland security commit he is and is director, president of the woodrow wilson international centre for scholars. great to have you with us. let's start with barack obama. he said on 9/11 that we are safer because we decimate

heath miller. there's something about him that likes to secrecy.could not give you a psychological profile in washington. i will say that he appreciates the effort it takes to get it. also she knows he absolutely needed because it's straight up against the british -- that are not to finish that sentence. does not work. he loved the process of acquiring it. the process of acquiring it because it took almost all the attributes he had if you mention resourcefulness, intellect, out inking the other guy, all those things he can reject another people. readers love when people say teachout the success. almost as much as if they had themselves. so i can imagine him see this rain coming together and the information, we'll bushlike since the party at times give them better stuff and more stuff that better times than more ache in a timely fashion as he sees the ring search function so proficiently. i imagine he has a tremendous feeling of pride. what do you think? >> host: clearly he was doing this when he was a young man and then he does and the second for t

. >>> miami heath hav heat have ed their wins as they edged out the charlotte bobcats.y stay second in the eastern conference. kevin durant controlled the night getting his first triple double of the season. oklahoma winning 113-103. >>> daniel alfredson returns to face his old squad with his new team. the detroit red wings on sunday, his first 17 seasons with the senators. and was given a warm reception from the crowd. once play started, alfredson held the wings to a victory and getting an assist. the red wings fourth straight win stay second in the atlantic division. >> there wer was a lot of energy spent the last two days. a really appreciated gesture from the organization and the fans. and it's extremely humbling. >> vancouver canucks beat the hurricane 3-2 in a fiery affair with a fight off the top. and then vancouver race to a 2-0 first period advantage. carolina managed to draw level. this is second of the game. 3-2, vancouver. >>> that's all the sport for now. >> we'll see you later. thank you very much. the world's biggest online retailer is saying that it's co

we had heath ledger, and john candy, and brandon lee, and oliver reed in gladiator. all of these big stars who died in the middle of filming movies. how do the studios deal with these crises when they happen? >> first and foremost, i think everybody agrees that the mourning period and letting the family grieve and all the actors and cast and crew associated with the film kind of address this and deal with it in their own way. but then they do have this question of what to do. this is a gigantic movie franchise, the movies have grossed 2$2.6 billion. and they have shot a lot of footage of this film. and i think what is happening right now, they're going back, looking at what they have. they're thinking about how to put it together, whether they can do rewrites and conceive additional things in this movie to move forward and finish it in some way. >> the irony, of course, not lost on anybody. he was part of this "fast & furious" franchise, we actually have a clip of paul in his real life talking about his love of cars and speed. this is in 2001. >> kids have been drag

. >> thank you heath and human services secretary kathleen sebelius in another hearing. she said now that the webs has been improved more americans are using it to buy health insurance. >> we're seeing very, very positive trends. we're seeing a lot of people reengage, and it's about not only the numbers of individuals, but at the end 69 day hopefully getting the right next of individuals and hopefully the young americans who are tech-savvy, they want an easy, functioning site, so getting the website up and running help with those targeted numbers. >> sebelius has called for an investigation into the botched roll out of healthcare.gov. >>> the house and senate have reached on a agreement on a budget plan and lawmakers could approve it before the holiday recess. the house will vote on it tomorrow and the senate likely next week. it comes just in time as the funding bill expires on january 15th. libby casey has more on the debate over the plan. >> reporter: it may an bill that nobody loves, but the bipartisan budget act did gain momentum today. house republicans went behind

that wasn't normal, and so i yelled at him, "heath, what's going on?" and he went like that. and i knew he was telling me something, so i came to the door, saw the officer and mr. shauntee struggling. at first, i wasn't sure if it was horseplay or something, but it wasn't. it was real. and so i called for a signal ten. i could see it escalating. >> shauntee, come here! come here, come here! let me take care of the situation right here. calm down. don't do anything to yourself, okay? sit down, calm down. >> alanna shirk is a registered nurse on pendleton's 24-hour medical unit. >> you see things you're not going to see other places, but a lot of the kids are like him, you know. if you know how to deal with them, a lot of times if you treat them with respect, you'll get it back. not always, but it's just learning them. please. >> shauntee? >> take some breaths. i'll be right back. i'll be right back. >> i have been with him for a long time. i know when he's just playing or getting serious, and he was definitely serious. somebody could have really got hurt. he's strong. >> have

>> it was 25 years ago that pan am flight 103 was only half an hour in the voyage, the flight from heathn f. kennedy airport. on board was as will of students from the syracuse university going home for christmas. half an hour in to that flight, a bomb exploded. and the aircraft and all the passengers fell on the town in the scottish borders of lockerbie. today there have been services and the lockerbie cemetery to mark the occasion. it was an incredibly overwhelmingly sad service, as you can imagine. a lot of people had come over from america for the special service. americans do come over every year to mark and remember their loved ones who were killed on that incident. but this was a special service. 25 years on. there were a lot of readings, including a reading by craig lines, from the u.s. government. i spoke to a mother who lost her son and she says people of lockerbie have taken the americans to their hearts. and treated them really well, because of the tragic event that brought so much horror and terror on the small town. in an hour's time, a service will be held at the church in

which is digitize the person on to other bodies or substitute other stars as they did in the case of heath ledger while filming. johnny depp and others stepped in and multiple people playing the role. the reports, the latest are that he was heading to accident this week to do key scenes from the movie and if they're that key i don't see how the movie can proceed without him. quite frankly, should they even do it. this is a racing movie. would it be in good taste to show him racing around in a challenging death in a car when, in fact, that's how he died. >> aw, that's a definitely -- a tough position to be in. tom o'neal, host of goldderby.com. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> the clock ran out at midnight for the obama care website. that was the self-imposed deadline set by the president to get it running properly. well, did they finally get it right? we'll check that out next. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "limit the cash i earn every month" card. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" card. it's the no-games, no-signing up, ev

. >> you're not talking about heath heather bellini again are you? >> i might be talking about heather. i think they'll have positive news that carries it well into 2014, judge. i've argued this one with josh three or four times. each time it goes higher. yes, but i started here. it just keeps going higher. >> this is suffering from founder's malaise. >> what do you mean suffering? >> in terms of being able to unlock the value that's there. they've got a great legacy business, a great annuity business but you've got to believe with their balance sheet, their technology, there could be a lot more that will come out with a new ceo, providing it's the right ceo. i continue to believe mulally may not be the right person for the job. >> it doesn't have to be him. this is a cloud play that people don't understand how big this really is for microsoft. >> most of the street, i would say the majority at this point think mulally is the right guy. why is he the wrong guy? >> he's not a technology guy. >> you need somebody who is a visionary. >> is he a car guy?

the one using heath ledger, they used a stand-in to proceed with that movie. right now the studio is not coming out with great detail yet, anyway. >> as many have said, it's going to be tough even if they can get the film finished. the subject matter of the film and the manner of his death obviously is going to be tough to get around. yes? >> absolutely. it's going to be something that, you know, just resonates with all of these people who adored paul walker and like him for his character. as you alluded to. he had been in seven of them, civi self-described adrenaline junkie. he had a stable of 20 to 30 race cars. he loved the lightweight bmws and porsches and so of his cars were part of the movie. in fact, his favorite was r-33 nissan skyline as well as toyota supra. hard to sort of unlink paul walker from the movie itself, miguel. >> everything we know about this guy just an all around good guy in hollywood? >> more than an all around good guy. in a town where everybody will gossip and talk about somebody who tears up sets and a headache, paul walker was a g

here is independent senior policy analyst hadley heath and with us democratic strategist tracy sefl, lenwood brooks, policy director for public notice and cnbc contributor james pethokoukis of the american enterprise institute. good evening. heather, let me -- let me begin with you. what is up with this? what are they calling it? a corridor. they're calling it a corridor of assistance for the insurance companies. it sounds like a bailout to me. i don't like it one bit. you tell me what's going on here. >> well, the most recent proposed change goes back to those cancelled plans, larry, when the administration announced the fix for the plan cancellations that many states have adopted. that means they can be back on the market for another year. that means the enrollees are not entering the obama carriesing pools and there are fears that the pool will be much less healthy than expected. the change is now for the federal government to open wider that spigot of payouts in reinsurance program that is supposed to last through 2016. >> we have known this. what's new is the switcheroo from the

. >> reporter: heath ledger was posthumously awarded an oscar for his role in "the dark knight" whichit theaters six months after his death. when ledger accidentally overdosed in 2008, his next film was still in production. to complete that film, not one but three of ledger's contemporaries, colin farrell, johnny depp and jude law, stepped intoersions of his character. with so much money at stake, it's not surprising that studios strive to complete productions. oliver reed's character in "gladiator" was originally supposed to survive the plot, however, when the actor suffered a heart attack before his final scenes, producers used a body double to reflect his character's demise. >> it's not easy to just stop production on a film if a star dies in the middle of the film, because you've already invested in a crew, in scripts, in the budget. you have millions of dollars invested into a film so you can't just pull back and say we're not going to do the movie anymore. >> reporter: sadly, the unfortunate and often sudden need for plot changes happened with the big screen and on tv, when "gle

whenever we are together, he always talks about unfinished business/heath thanked me again yesterday for saying something that to be honest i did not even think about consciously. he said that the united states has now said what can we do for our south africa, but what can we do with south africa to hold a common future. so i ask all of you to think about just two or three things. the work of our common struggle with people with whom we share a tom -- a common task and with whom we must build a common future throughout safra group and the african -- throughout south africa and the african continent has only begun. president obama has now said that he has gotten old and leaving the seat. the truth is he has gotten married and he feels young and he is tired of his response test of his public responsibilities and he wants to go into a broader life. [applause] those of us who share his vision and lift him up in honor today owe it to him to build a permanent partnership between americans and africans, for the education of our children, for the solution of our problems, for the resolution

heath miller. there's something about him that likes to secrecy.i could not give you a psychoal pfile n say he appreciates the effort it take takes to get a. i think also he knows he actually needed because trade up against the british -- finish that sentence, doesn't work. i also think he loved and he loved the process of acquiring it. the process of acquiring right because it took almost all the attribute that he has, resourcefulness, intellect, out thinking the other guy, kyle, all those things you rejected of the people. as i learned to study leaders, leaders love when people they teach have the success. almost if they have it themselves. i can imagine in seeing this ring come together and see the information which acted live events lombardi at times, harassing them to give them more stuff and better stuff and more specific in a timely fashion. he sees this ring start to function so proficiently. i imagine he has a tremendous feeling of pride. what do you think? >> host: clearly he was doing this when he was a young man companies to invest in h

given today's announcement it looks pretty clear that heath vow a serious contender and probably therunner to become the hub airport for the united kingdom. if that is the case and you just highlighted the reaction this morning which is so high because -- what are you going to do? are you going to spend less money on gatwick as a result of that decision or do you think you're probably now with a second runway in place looking to spend what it was you were originally suggesting? >> what heathrow is proposing is a megahub. offering the services thatst that it offers. it has been exaggerated in recent years. that is a fact that we should be focusing on. at gatwick, we have demonstrated that we have roots to china, ndonesia, russia and also -- putting another single runway in is simply not going to be enough to solve the capacity problem. we're going to need more runways than simply one. plus we're going to have to spend an awful lot of money on infrastructure. first of all, we need more than one runway. would you agree with that and do you think the linkage costs that are associated wit