. - hi, sara. - hi, mr. brashov. looks like you're getting a new neighbor. - yes, i know. - oh, sara ! you're early. i had a free period, so i thought i'd come down and see what you were up to. hello, sara. ¿ como estas ? muy "bren," rosa. gracias. not bad. soon i will have you speaking spanish like a latina. did you tell them yet ? no, it's been busy. - tell us what ? - well, it's not busy now. it's nothing important. henry ! well, it's important to us just not to them. so, what is it ? sara and i are going together. - that's wonderful, but i think we already knew that. - you did ? - it's pretty obvious from the way you two behave. - it is ? it is ! but it's nice. i don't like to break up this momentous occasion, but we all have work to do. where's your romantic nature, victor ? i'm romantic. but i also have a business to run. that wasn't so bad was it ? no, but it's not like we had to tell them anything. it'll be good practice for when we tell our parents. you're going to tell your parents ? well, of course. aren't

and police used tear gas on protesters one of our crew sara furthur correspondent joins us now live hi sara and i see you safe well tonight is that faceoff continuing. it is when we left the street the protesters still clashing with the police and we saw the police deploying their water cannon we saw tear gas the the central gathering had been in tax in square earlier on this evening but police have been trying to keep these disparate groups are pushed back off the side streets not so we saw things really getting quite nasty indeed at one point we ended up in a stairwell where the protests it would barricaded the doors to try and keep that tear gas from coming in and we actually had a chance to speak to some of them about exactly why they were coming out and what you could hear on the streets tonight with a chance of thieves corruption and of course all of that coming on the back of what we see over the past couple of days and weeks is that corruption probe the prime minister erdogan really coming on very defensively over there saying it was a foreign conspiracy but the protesters having ab

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hi, sara. >> good to see you, tyler. we're getting to the big question of the week. can this run, a 12% gain since the beginning of the summer, a 25% run, this year, roll into the new year? dominic chu is looking at what history tells us about what actually happens when the dow has five straight up years. but first to mary thompson on the floor digging into the question on rising interest rates. everybody is talking about the 3% level on the ten-year and what it means for stocks. >> right. we hit it a little bit, we hit it yesterday. the markets rallied, hit it earlier today. pulled back a little bit. the markets are falling off. the markets were a little overbought coming into today's session, no surprise we've seen a bull bapull back. with the 3% yield on the ten-year a lot saw this as an inflection point. we didn't see that with the markets. if interest rates rise quickly then it would have a bigger impact on the markets. once everyone comes back from their vacations maybe we will see a little reaction. >> how orderly this is. >> if it signals that maybe the econo

his wife sara was also arrested and charged with possessing methamphetamine for sale and bribery. to the solano county reporter, his wife had ties to the chp and we are working to confirm that. >>> b.a.r.t. riders will have some special holiday helpers this weekend. safety escorts will be at three east bay stations friday night making sure b.a.r.t. riders get to their cars safely. the escorts will walk riders through the parking lot to their cars at the fruitvale, west oakland and bayfair stations. they will be on duty between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. wearing police uniforms or special yellow safety vests. >>> 7:37. at this time of the year, we normally see crowded stores but so far this year, that does not look like it's the case. inside the pottery barn store in walnut creek, workers were busy helping shoppers buy their christmas items. but outside a lot of shoppers told ktvu they are seeing fewer people at stores and malls. >> i think it's been really dead and i have gotten parking places everywhere i've gone and it's weird. >> consumer psychologists say the popularity of online shopp

hi, again. bianna, and dan. sara haines. hi. how are you? good morning, everyone.y spacewalk is under way right now in an effort to repair the international space station. nasa ordered the walk to fix a problem with the space station's cooling system. >>> breaking news out of africa. two u.s. military airport was hit by ground fire in the nation of south sudan. three service members have reportedly been wounded. the servicemen were in the region were responding to an outbreak of violence in that country. >>> and a possible break for the bikers involved in that motorcycle road rage incident right here in new york city. ten motorcyclists, one of them an undercover police officer, may have charges reduced from assault to attempted assault, because the wounds sustained by the beating victim are healing. prosecutors are reportedly offering the defendants a plea deal. no word whether that deal offer has been accepted yet. >>> and finally, a dramatic boat rescue off the coast of australia. two men whose boat started taking on water were stranded for 15 hours in dangerous

way back -- >> hi there. i'm sara goodyear. i'm with the atlantic cities. even as homicide have continued to fall in new york ity, traffic, violence, continues to be a big issue here. 148 pedestrians killed by cars last year. there's a perception that the don't get prosecuted for criminal activity. do au think the nypd could better job of preventing traffic street? on the how can they do that? >> we can do a better job in every area. we're down 6,000 police officers rom where we were 13 years ago when this administration came in. we've done a variety of things. closely with the commissioner. doing a great job. we have just significantly changed or reformed our investigation of the practices. e have the collision investigation squad which uses the state of the art technology. but we do have 8.4 million here. we do have a daytime population that's over 10 million people. going to have a lot of traffic and accidents. some people are saying that some are not arresting a lot of people for reckless driving, that kind of thing. to have to -- you have observe the v

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his life for. we should include those in our reflections. >> sara matasso reports. >> to resh nelson mandela and celebrateis life. people have come onto the streets and here in suweto, people have been doing what they were told to do, meet with their friends and talk about nelson mandela. this is what happened at the moment. all these people in the streets in the restaurant talking about nelson mandela telling themselves how they can be good people. simple, giving something to someone who needs food, giving money to someone who needs help. being a good citizen. as they count down the days until they bury nelson mandela on sunday in his ancestral home in the east. many south africans want to wish him well and make this country a better place. >> we'll be in venezuela next, where local elections are a issue. >> the end of the year on a high. tiger woods on the search of another title. staying with us. al jazeera america is growing and now more americans are getting the high quality, original, in-depth reporting al jazeera america is known for. >> to find out more about al jazeera america go to aljazeera.com

the resourceful bear ended up taking matters into his own paws. and abc's sara haines is here with more. hey, sara. >> it's one thing when you're at a zoo looking at a glass dividing wall. when the glass wall is in oyour own house, the experience hits a little close to home. >> he's a big one. he's going to get that turkey. >> smelling a pot full of turkey, this hungry black bear broke into the porch of this florida home to see if he could snatch up any leftovers. >> i heard a loud crash. i ran downstairs. and didn't find anything going on. i went to the back porch. and i saw what ended up being the bear's behind pressed against the glass. >> reporter: much to its dismay, it was the leftover oil enticing the bear to the patio. >> i brought the grease inside the porch. he wanted to break through to investigate further. he looked at it, realize there wasn't any turkey and went back out. >> reporter: regardless to the damage of his patio screen, he has plenty to be thankful for. >> i thought he was going to tip over the pot and spill the oil on the ground. but he w

his side of the story in court. now washington and would trying to get him out of jail. sara sidner has it the story from abu dhabi. >> hi, this it is will ferrell and adam mckay. and we are submitting this in support of shez. >> will ferrell and other well-known comedians are taking up a serious cause, banding to the to fight for the release of american citizen shezen cas zem known as shez. >> locking people up for what they say or what they think is funny is brutal and beyond that, it just doesn't work. >> if anyone deserves to go to jail, i do. >> he has been locked up for the past eight months after posting this video online. >> now, this is more dangerous weapon. >> he filmed it with several friends. all are now being held. they intended it to be a pair rod about would be gangsters on the not so dangerous streets of a dubai suburb. cas sem had been working and living in dubai. now his concerned family in minnesota has desperately been seeking answers as to why he's still behind bars. >> he's going stir crazy in that cell. >> and for weeks, cnn has been searching for answ

or die have come out asking the uae to release cassim and his friends for doing what comedians do all the time which is make people laugh. >> sara details emerging about the suspect who was killed in the boston bombings. cam ter land tsarnaev may have been hearing voices in his head. as he got older the voice grew nor demanding and a doctor worried that tamerlan tsarnaev might be schizophrenic but they never seeked medical advice on that. >>> colorado gochlt praisie gor is praising the physical response of the school computer who prevented 18-year-old karl pierson from tag more lives. >> this kid, by all accounts, wasn't -- didn't exhibit the warning signs of mental illness. it's hard to fathom why he would have done this without being somewhat crazy. >> the governor says the security officer followed newly established active shooter protocols. pierson died of a gunshot wound after shooting another student who remains in critical condition this morning. >>> experts say the elite granite mountain hot shots from the prescott, arizona, fire department likely knew they were going to die. these final radio transmissions recorded from

now his family is demanding his release, understandably. cnn's sara, searching for answers. >> reporter: as you know, this is a situation that's absolutely gutted the family and baffled media, law experts and even a member of congress. the u.s. embassy has worked very hard but no one has been able to get shazon cassimout of jail. a desperate plea from the brother of cassim. an american citizen locked up for eight months. >> he's going stir crazy in that cell were his family gathered tuesday in minneapolis, hoping to raise public awareness about his detention and about the fact that they're still awaiting answers to why he's not being released. r weeks now, we've been working the phones. >> this is sara with cnn. can you tell me anything about the cassim case. >> reporter: trying to get answers. >> why have they been arrested? can you tell me that? no? why not? >> reporter: why they have been locked up in a prison for eight months? well, it started with this video. >> because you know in dubai, it's dangerous. >> reporter: aids satirical fie and his fr

corruption scandal that's already forced him to replace ten of his ministers are two star furthur joins us live now from istanbul with more details sara give us an idea of what's happening on the ground. with the political drama continuing to unfold here today in prime minister who are looking increasingly under pressure as he tries to stem the full out role not corruption probe just targeted dozens of his allies now on the back of that we've seen a number of resignations and months which three cabinet ministers one of the called for the prime minister himself to resign now for his part one of his responded defensively cooling the corruption crackdown an international smear campaign that's done little to restore credibility that even a wednesday we saw government protesters clashing with police and again tonight we're expected to speak large scale demonstrations protesters gather to cool for the prime minister to resign we're going to be following that closely but of course protests not an unfamiliar cyclists stumble streets over the past year but is he protest movement of bold. as the threats to prime minister leadership and what you

sara bareillis. she was nominated for a grammy. she went to orlando to sing and there was a special boy who happened to be at the concert who was a young boy undergoing hisof chemo. he asked sarah if he could sing with her. you guys know it, it's called "brave." sara brought him up on the stage. >> guys, this is joshia. and joshua has had some health issues this year. and joshua has been the bravest of brave, aren't you? do you want to say hello. >> hi, everyone! >> hi! >> josh, show them your t-shirt. josh is wearing a t-shirt that says -- what does it say, josh? it says? >> it says, be brave. ♪ say what you want to say and let the words fall out honestly ♪ ♪ i wanna to see you be brave ♪ say what you wanna say and let the words fall out honestly ♪ i wanna see you be brave ♪ >> i'm sorry, but he's in tune. >> that's amazing. pretty darn close. 4 years old. that's precious. >> anyway, "brave" was his personal anthem. such a great song. >> she and the pope, persons of the year. she's a great lady. >>> "the voice" was on last night, you guys. they're down for the last three. this is a big day for us because this is the day we choose who will win. all right

he's seeking joint custody of his son with the boy's mother, sara, who moved to new york last year when miller want nothing to do with the boy. over the week end, miller vented to the boston globe saying, it's tough when the other party in the matter wants to make things as absolutely difficult as possible, which has been the case here. and has no regard for truth or any of the other stuff, which is just unfortunate. he took to twitter, showing a picture of his daughter, with his son, saying she's supersad her brother is not here to celebrate with us the. custody battle has been so contentious that the two can't agree on the boy's name. mckenna naming him samuel. bode calls him nate. >> it's been very contentious. the mother and father of this child both have the kid's interests at heart. it's just that they have different visions of what that interest is. >> reporter: miller, one of the most successful zmeers u.s. history has just two months before he begins competing in the winter on limp, and hopes to have the custody battle resolved by then. for "good morning america," paula story a

known in america for flicks like forgetting sara marshall and get into the greek. he had hisn fx channel t was canceled. he is developing a new show by fx, owned by fox. fox? what are you thinking? brand objects to capitalism. so a bbc interview asked him what would you replace it with? >> that is what i'm asking. you talk vaguely about revolution. what do you think?oln >> socialist egalitarian based on massive distribution of wealth, t heavies taxation of corporations and massive responsibility for energy companies exploiting environment. i think, very concept of profit -- >> get a little tiny bit of knowledge and it becomes this watered down socialist drive. he is in a sense attention whore. the paris hilton of film. john: he wants a socialist egalitarian system. it appeals to people. >> well it appeals to people when they're very young and idealistic and passionate and insane, which is what youth is supposed to be. when you grow up and pay taxes people like russell brand, no longer make sense. he is not a relevant person in entertainment anymore. he has to say the things t

his friends are here. mark webb, the director of what is sure to be another blockbuster. the amazing spider-man 2 and our saras in downtown times square with the latest. hey, sara. >> we had him to put him in "pop news." because you don't have spider-man and use him throughout the whole show. i'm here with spider-man and some of his friends. you met mark the director, the movie comes out may 2nd. >> may 2nd, yes. >> tell us a little about what you can say about the movie. >> it's spider-man having a blast at being spider-man. he's really good at being spider-man at this point. of course as we know. he'll have to face off not only the wrath of the big villainous corporation but, one of the most cinematic villains in all of of the spider-mans. he's played by jamie foxx who's unbelievably awesome. that battle is going to be his greatest battle as it says on the poster. you know, peter parker -- he will never be the same after this movie, i'm afraid. >> were you a comic book junkie as a kid? >> i love comics. pretty much every wednesday. >> so, are you living the dream right now? >> i am. i have to pinch myself.

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forced the prime minister to reshuffle his cabinet one of our crew were caught in the middle of the demonstration when police used tear gas on protesters a correspondent sara firth was. police have the safety and the police to be trying to push them back using. the police to really be in fear for this protest and i think this is something. i think if i didn't think. the statistic. we've seen recently since we think think think think think think think think the economy is good we only see. the things. the cars do you see the first thing we see the biggest defeat thing a challenge from the people who we believe see from within. a week. let's talk to jeremy sold his associate professor of middle eastern history and politics of university in ankara hi there appears a protest something started tonight corresponding with the police used tear gas rubber bullets to try to disperse the gathering crowds are you surprised at that apparently harsh reaction. no not a toll in fact it's not just in istanbul with people demonstrating we also have strong demonstrations in and also it is me and there's no surprise because the pa ministers reacting to the corruption inquiry

his family in minnesota has desperately seeking answers as to why he is still behind bars. >> he's going stir crazy in that cell. >> and for weeks cnn has been searching for answers as well. this is sara with cnn. can you give me information about the shez case? >> for the first time they confirmed that he's in fact incourse rated and charged but would not give specifics on his case. it said in part he was charged under the uae penal code. his plight has also reached washington. this was sent to secretary of state john kerry from minnesota governor mark dayton. it says in part, the conditions surrounding his confinement are very serious and call for immediate action. please take any action possible to assist mr. cassim. >> what happened in court is they got yet another court date. the next court date is december 23rd and we'll be there to see what happens. back to you. >> sara sidner reporting for us. thank you for that. jeffrey toobin is joining us live. sara mentioned in her report about the emirate penal code and i thought you could shed some light on that when you can get locked up for satire. >> they don't have a first amendment to the constitution like ours. there is not freedom

go to our video library at cspan.org and type in his name or search words and you'll get that. sara, independent line. caller: yes. hello? host: you're on. caller: hello. good morning. and i'm so happy to speak to you. as far as the n.s.a. goes, i am so frightened about it because they did nothing, they dropped the ball with what happened in boston. no one talks about that. and it's very frightening, and i don't care how many things they've said they stopped, i can't believe -- i voted for president obama twice! and i wish i had voted for the more mormon. i don't know what's going on in this country. guest: i'll say this much in their defense. in the boston case, one, it's not clear there were any international communications there that would have tipped off what was going on. these guys were kind of radicalized internally and not sure they were in touch with someone overseas. so that would actually be outside of the n.s.a. and more generally, it may just be the case that sometimes there isn't enough evidence in advance that's going to tell you when any, what every single terrorist

sara. >> we had him to put him in pop news. i'm here with spider-man and some of his friends.director, the movie comes out may 2nd. >> yes. >> what can you say about the movie? >> spider-man having a blast at being spider-man. he'll have to face off not only the wrath of the big villainous corporation but one of the most size mattic villain lains he's played by jamie foxx who's unbelievably awesome. that battle is going to be his greatest battle as it says on the poster. you know, peter parker -- >> you were a comic book junkie as a kid. >> i love comics. >> so, are you living the dream right now. >> i am. >> you're looking young to be a director. excuse me, sir, you need to step over here we're doing a real interview. you mentioned jamie foxx. >> we have paul giama 2shtti. >> i love paul. >> we got other villains. >> you're literally in the epicenter of new york city right now. >> we shot this -- i think this is the biggest film ever shot in new york state. some of it we shot over there at times square and so, there is a massive, massive action scene that we shot here, it's g

sara? >> thank you. jimmie johnson is the talk of social media right now. it's not because he won hisas been re-creating themes from "the hangover" with some of his buddies from hendrick motorsports. here are some after shots. complete with baby. a chicken. and a tiger. oh, my gosh. what did he say in the movie? there's a jungle cat in the bathroom. one of the stars of "the hangover" is getting in on the action. >> jimmie johnson! >> i cannot get enough of that movie. >> so funny. i watch it over and over. >> we have no clue who the baby is. but we're hoping for reenactments from dan harris next week. >> i would come in with a face tattoo. >> wait for it. >>> 2-year-old basketball sensation titus is back with a new trick shot video. he doesn't disappoint. ♪ >> oh! >> seriously. >> how many takes? >> you know? yeah. >> bradley cooper. >> challenge me to arm wrestling? >> yes. >> seriously? to be in the arms of bradley cooper and -- [ laughter ] >> he's going to make this, right? >> what do you think? whoa! >> what do i think? yeah. >> he doesn't buy it. ron doesn't buy it. >> one quest

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his warm-up jersey. he pulled it off and handed it to him, making one fan very happy. >> very sweet. >> sara wants my coat >>> time, now, for the weather. it's all on you. >> we want to see more of that. well, it's game on now over the midwest into the northeast. the snow's been skipping over chicago. but look at the picture. almost an inch in chicago. and maybe even a couple of inches before the storm is over. there's some higher amounts south and east of chicago. this is a commuter model showing the snowfall. there's the snow in the windy city. a forecast showing where the heaviest snow is. these amounts, very light in philly. the army/navy game. the eagles game got so much snowfall. the higher amounts, north and west. and in this area of pink, 10 to the inches of snow in the highest elevations. skiers will do very well. there's not a flash freeze in the east. it is cold in minneapolis. 5 tomorrow. 16 in chicago. we continue our moderation out west. 70 in l.a. high wind warnings and fire danger flu parts of southern california. >> this weather has been brought to you by tylenol. >> ron lived up to his w

sara, good morning. >> thank you. jimmie johnson is the talk of social media right now. it's not because he won hisreating themes from "the hangover." here are some after shots. complete with baby. a chicken. and a tiger. >> oh, my gosh. what d >> what did he say if the movie? there's a jungle cat in the bathroom. one of the stars of "h hangover" is getting in on the action. >> jimmie johnson! >>ky not get enough of that movie. >> so funny. i watch it over and over. >> we have to clue who the baby is. >> i would come if with a face tattoo. >> wait for it. >>> 2-year-old basketball sensation titus is back with a new trick shot video. he doesn't disappoint. ♪ seriously. >> how many takes? >> challenge me to arm wrestling. >> yes. >> seriously? to be in the arms of bradley cooper and -- [ laughter ] >> he's going to make this, right? >> what do you think? whoa! >> what do i think? >> one question left, what does your kid do. >> with a name like titus. >> big expectation there is. seriously. >> that's all he had? >> you're not impressed? >> underwhelmed. >> from the sublime to ridiculous. for anyone wh

go to our video library at cspan.org and type in his name or search words and you'll get that. saradependent line. caller: yes. hello? host: you're on. caller: hello. good morning. and i'm so happy to speak to you. as far as the n.s.a. goes, i am so frightened about it because they did nothing, they dropped the ball with what happened in boston. no one talks about that. and it's very frightening, and i don't care how many things they've said they stopped, i can't believe -- i voted for president obama twice! and i wish i had voted for the more mormon. i don't know what's going on in this country. guest: i'll say this much in their defense. in the boston case, one, it's not clear there were any international communications there that would have tipped off what was going on. these guys were kind of radicalized internally and not sure they were in touch with someone overseas. so that would actually be outside of the n.s.a. and more generally, it may just be the case that sometimes there isn't enough evidence in advance that's going to tell you when any, what every single terrorist atta

his work. it is on view at the 21st and the 24th street location and will be there in till january 25. i am pleased to have once again richard sara nice to have you here. is this a new direction for you? >> it is a new body of work. has precedence in some early work. but if you work a lot, what as the sequences unfold, new forms come out of old pieces. i felt after doing a lot of push itit was time to in another direction. this is a new body of work. >> like being in a cemetery. >> one piece. but that had a president in pieces i had done earlier. another piece that dealt with the blocks you walked in between. 21st read, all of the pieces and 24th street are linear/. something to the idea, you wanted us to experience an intimacy with the work? >> in 21st in 21st and street, you enter into a path in the past reveals two enclosures and then you walk outside and there are two enclosures. but those pieces are not transparent. you have to find your way through them. everything on 24th street is transparent. you can see it all. there is no hierarchy. you can enter any way you want. >> i will ask this question, where are you in terms of

i am sara go >>> this sunday, nelson mandela, a special "meet the press" a special in-depth look at a world leader whose course and determination changed the course of world events. >> his journey from a prison to a president embodied the promise that human beings and countries can change for the better. >> his enduring power is that he showed us that there is true freedom and forgiveness. >> a look at mandela's life, his effect on u.s. politics and policy and how he handled controversy and criticism, all part of his enduring legacy. among my guests today, my colleague nbc news special correspondent tom brokaw, civil rights leader, the reverend jesse jackson and nbc news correspondent harry smith talks to author and poet maya angelou as she mourns a good friend. >> that's what he's brought, deliverance from ignorance. >> i'm david gregory. all of that ahead on "meet the press" from new york this morning, sunday, december 8th. . >> i'll have all that ahead on "meet the press," sunday, december 8. >>> the world's longest running television program, this is "meet the press." >>> and good sunday morning. it is a day of prayer and reflection in south africa as the nation mou

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his family. >> and megan mcdonald and her family. merry michristmas to you. >> sporting the christmas gear there. production assistant sarat, enjoy and don't go back to work yet okay? >> we are testing your knowledge. we are going to do some christmas trivia here. >> we didn't do very well the last time. >> for the record i was talking to santa claus and he said they were easy questions. >> santa knows these things. >> he knows all. literally. >> i'm not going to equate him to god but he knows a little bit of something something. >> here is the first one, in "christmas vacation" what was he going to buy with his bonus check? >> it was a swimming pool. >> you are correct. was a swimming pool. >> all right here is the next o one. was it a wonderful life, and miracle on 34th street. >> i have to go with c. >> and the correct answer. back to a. love it. >> so what was the original title of jingle bells for what holiday was it written? was it dashing through the snow or jingle bells for christmas or one horse open sleigh for thanksgiving? jud >> c. >> next one, christmas tree lights were first used in what year? >> they candle

his argument is basically the iphone wasn't a game changer. wearable tech google glass hasn't come to much. companies like apple are pursuing financial strategies to enhance shareholder return than more transformative investments. saran a lot of innovation. we did see the twitter ipo. perhaps this speaks to why we see so much money going into these names. they are getting more respect. wall street has been scratching their head hence the facebook ipo flop and everybody was skeptical. analysts are more sell ratings on twitter than not. do they gain more respect and do they come of age. >> it's an interesting point because you know if something is growing up if it runs ads. everyone jumps to thing that's outside of the mainstream but eventually the advertising dollars and companies it all catches up with them and we have the cycle repeat itself whether it's television or twitter. >> i guess that's true. i use google 10 20, 15 times a day but never written them a check and i still wonder where they make money. i'm just an old guy and i can't figure it out yet. >> you know they probably figure if they have your eye ball they are monetizing. >> they are getting the majority of their revenue from advertising. the more eye