oh, holly.s comenzaste y ya tienes un desastre aqui. >> oh, joe, pense que podia pintar rapidamente este cuarto pero no hay nada mas rapido o facil. >> oh! >> tengo marcas disparejas en el rodillo, la brocha no funciona, tengo pintura encima. es una pesadilla! >> y tu trabajo apenas comienza. piensalo, debes terminar esta puerta, debes terminar las molduras, debes pintar esto y hacer el trabajo de las orillas. todos son un problema. ¿quieres ayuda profesional? >> tu no eres profesional. >> ah, pero puedo pintar como uno. holly, este es el revolucionario paint zoom spray painter. es la mas grande innovacion en pintura que sale en aÑos. mira, asi se hace. jala el gatillo. [♪...] holly, pasarias dos horas tratando de pintar esta puerta con una brocha. mira esto. mira al paint zoom cubrir cada pulgada con una capa pareja de pintura en menos de dos minutos. >> vaya, haces que parezca facil. >> mira estas esquinas dificiles. primero, pintas la esquina con una brocha, ¿cierto? y luego tratas de termina

holly had a baby holly had a baby holly had a baby holly had a baby holly had a baby seven pound boy and holly can't work no more, no more, no more, no more [ laughter ] >> tucker, she will have to disagree with that. she will want to continue to work. she can't wait to get back to work i'm sure. reporter: i know she can't. everyone out here misses her today, but they're so excited, including the little group here. we've been having a great morning and really encourage everybody to come out. having a lot of fun. >> tucker, before we let you go, could you say a special hello from me and spencer to all the kids at beverly farms. that's spencer's old school so i recognize the teachers. reporter: allison says spencer used to go to the school. is it a great school? >> yeah! reporter: would i like to go to your school? >> yeah! reporter: you heard it there, allison. back to you. >> thanks for that message, tucker. thanks so much. >> that's cute. >> i love it that they're getting those little kids in the mind of volunteering and giving to others. that's a wonderful lesson. >> those are litt

[harp and clarinet play] ♪ ♪ ♪ the holly and the ivy, ♪ when they are both full grown, ♪ ♪ of all theer, ♪ the playing of the merry organ, ♪ ♪ sweet singing in the choir. ♪ the holly bears a blossom, as white as the lily flower, ♪ ♪ and mary bore sweet jesus christ, ♪ ♪ to be our sweet saviour. ♪ the rising of the sun ♪ ♪ and the running of the deer, ♪ ♪ the playing of the merry organ, ♪ ♪ sweet singing in the choir. ♪ the holly bears a berry, as red as any blood, ♪ ♪ and mary bore sweet jesus christ ♪ ♪ to do poor sinners good: ♪ the rising of the sun ♪ and the running of the deer, ♪ ♪ the playing of the merry organ, ♪ ♪ sweet singing in the choir. ♪ ♪ ♪ the holly bears a prickle, ♪ as sharp as any thorn, ♪ and mary bore sweet jesus christ ♪ ♪ on christmas day in the morn. ♪ ♪ the holly bears a bark, as bitter as any gall, ♪ ♪ and mary bore sweet jesus christ ♪ ♪ for to redeem us all. ♪ the rising of the sun ♪ and the running of the deer, ♪ ♪ the playing of the merry organ, ♪ ♪ sweet singing in the choir, ♪ sweet singing in the choir. ♪ [orchestra plays softly] [harp plays in bright

actually, this is holly. holly was not here last year. hi, holly. >> i was here last year.ere here last year, oh, okay. well, we're glad you're here again. i know you made a donation, thank you very much. this young girl, you may remember from last year, i got a lot of flack because i asked her what her name was and i repeated what i thought she said, and i got back to the station and people said how could you say that. >> my name is dinosaur. reporter: dinosaur. that is what you're saying, correct? >> yes. reporter: dinosaur, that's what you want to be known as, right? >> that's my real name. reporter: i thought your real name was something else. i thought your real name was -- >> dakota. reporter: but you want to be known as dinosaur? >> that's my real name. reporter: dinosaur. thank you very much, sign daughter. both of our -- thank you very much dinosaur. what is going on here? they've got two new members who apparently have not practiced with the rest of the group but our own annie yu and dave ross are out here. we got screech, slapshot, lots of fun. come on out, donat

that's when holly, my dog, came. >> reporter: holly was a gift from his granddaughter last christmas. bucket and was trying to lick my face. every time she jumped in it. the extra weight was squeezing me. i kept telling her, holly, no. then i would go, oh, help, somebody, help. she started barking more and louder. >> she wouldn't stop. so i got my shoes on and went out there. and -- i know why she was barking. she wanted someone to help bob. and if it wasn't for holly, i wouldn't have my husband. >> reporter: reflecting back, he considers holly his hero. >> just glad she was there. >> smart dog. lucky guy. >> would you consider having a dog, rob? that's why you have them -- they're your best friends. >> that's impressive. i will give you that. >> there you go. >>> coming up, breaking the fatherhood stereotype. >> oh, yes, stay-at-home dads and their growing impact on american culture. we'll be right back. ct on american culture. we'll be right back. impact on american culture. we'll be right back. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money

>> i am here with the lovely holly robinson peete. encouraging all the stars to tweet and do facebook updates so thank you for that. what's a your big social media message, would you say? >> well, social media used for good can be very good. we want to get the message about their charities out. the amazing philanthropic endeavors they're doing and the way to do that is to tweet out about the work they're doing and the people they're meeting tonight. i get starstruck here. not by just you, mr. winner, but i can't wait to get the word out about their philanthropy. >> we're highlighting the great individuals that have started organizations to help people. you have started your open organization called the holly rod foundation. tell us about that and how that -- how that inspired you to start this organization. >> well, holly rod was started about 13 or 14 years ago because my father who you may remember, you're younger than me, he was the original gordon on "sesame street." when he was in his 40s he got parkinson's disease and that destr

it was the deadly of two blasts on that holly day. -- holy day. a bomb on a bike blew up in a convoy. >>> it was the worst u.s. coal mining accident in decades and maybe a record-setting settle for those families of the ones killed in that accident. the owner will pay 200 million in settlements and the final report on that disaster will take place later today. a combination of meth gas and coal dust and mall functioning equipment. >>> up next at noon, it was a rainy and foggy afternoon. will the sun come out soon? more in the first morning weather forecast. it is just 2 1/2 minutes away. looking at the stocks, followed by the multi-match numbers. ,,,, . >>> the rain is out there. where is it raining now? some areas don't have the rain, but you have the fog and drizzle. batches of rain is coming up from the southwest and in the city itself, it looks like a bit of a lull. south side, some drizzle coming down and in baltimore county, another round about to come in and over to the east shore, different batches of rain comeing from the southwest and mo

holly hughs is here. former prosecutor.g, because, i don't watch local news that much and everyone had been asking me about this story. i didn't know about it. so brunn is accused of killing rivera by hitting her on the head with a blunt object. he also sexually assaulted and stabbed her. >> yes. >> police are not saying the evidence against him. why are they keeping quiet about this? >> initially what they want to do is protect the integrity of their investigation. before they have a suspect they keep very kwquiet about details. only the kill wore know the details. this was a very brutal assault. out of respect for the family, we are not getting the gory details or what is going to have to be said once they get into court. unfortunately those things will come in as testimony through the medical examiner, and at that point in time, the family will have to decide, do they want to stay in the courtroom for that horrible testimony? >> yeah, and everywhere, in the grocery store, people say, who killed that 7-year-old girl in ca

and new at 11:00 a balt over tourism at the tourism birth place holly land, bethlehem. >>> later on, bask is on our -- basket ball is on our minds, monta ellis spoke about his legal battles, that and the return of darryl sutter coaching against his former steam, the san jose sharks. don't move. . >>> merbay area news. a deadly accident closing lanes for hours on the bay bridge. causing major traffic delays. you can see it there. happened this morning on the eastbound 80 upper deck. a motorcycle and a car collided. the motorcyclist thrown from the bike and killed. >> a building fire in san francisco started in an alley underneath a garbage shoot. we have video of the blaze for you. the fire on golden gate avenue. damaged four buildings. 41 people, including three children were left without a home. took 140 firefighters, three hours to put the flames out. investigators say it could take time before they can determine a cause. stay with us. more news in a moment. [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for t

let's check in with holly firfer. holly, what's the deal this morning? not too bad this morning. what a difference a day makes. the security lines are long, but they're moving. 10 to 20 minutes on average and it doesn't seem too busy, but yesterday totally different story. we had some severe weather that came through here, some thunderstorms that actually shut the airport down for about three hours. that affected 5,200 flights and some could not take off and some couldn't land. and it left a lot of people stranded at the airport overnight. we talked to a couple of those people early this morning. >> i'm supposed to be celebrating christmas with my family in two hours. >> my wife is driving over from tulsa to pick me up because the first two flights out this morning are both full they said. >> and i got to tell you, kyra, it's not just the people that were stuck at the airport overnight that were affected. you know, a lot of planes got diverted and people had to spend the night else where. this morning i saw a girl wearing this beautiful little black dres

i'm grill master adrianna hollis. and we sea food differently. >>> jerry sandusky says he didn't do it. the former penn state assistant football coach sat down for four hours with "the new york times." he's accused of 40 counts of molesting children, beginning in 1994. it was not the first time he's addressed the charges against him. but this was his longest and most detailed offense to date. in the interview, sandusky started describing his attraction to children. he did not get too far before his attorney jumped in to help. his attorney's comments are subtitled here. >> if i say, no, i'm not attracted to boys, that's not the truth because i'm attracted to young people, boys, girls -- >> yeah, but not sexually, you're attracted because you enjoy spending time -- >> right, i enjoy. that's what i was trying to say. i enjoy spending time with young people. i enjoy spending time with people. my two favorite groups are the elderly and the young. >> sandusky is currently free on $100,000 bail. >>> in syracuse, head basketb

holly what a mess. thank you so much for that update. >>> in the lines getting better at the coffee, the people going through tsa will maybe have good news. tsa launching a toll-free hot line for travelers with special medical needs. it's called tsa cares. and it's supposed to help fliers before they get to the airport. any questions about screening procedures will be answered, and the tsa can coordinate or attempt to coordinate checkpoint support. the agency suggests calling 72 hours in advance. that number is 855-787-2227. it's open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. eastern monday through friday. >>> mitt romney says he has a record of creating jobs, but records from his own firm suggests he made millions from cutting them and may still be making money from those cuts. we'll have details just ahead. >>> plus a new poll out this morning reveal what's americans say are the most important issues facing this country right now. >>> and if anything is going to get this woman a job, this is. . take a look. a woman

holly spends hours figuring out where mail with unreadable addresses needs to be sent. she and her coworkers use a decoding system to decipher bad handwriting that keeps mail from making it to its destination. >> is her name really holly? >> too convenient. each day they save thousands of mysteries on holiday packages with hopes of getting them to the intended recipient. >>> i'm lynn berry on early "today." >>> it's friday, december 23rd, the day before the day before christmas, here in the nation's capital. we've had rain almost all night long. good morning to you. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm pat lawson muse. i'm in for eun yang this morning. >>> new from overnight, "g" street northwest is still closed between 11th and 12th street because of a blown transformer. this happened a little after 11:00 at the intersection of "g" and 11th. police originally thought it was a robbery at the suntrust as an explosion blew out two windows at the bank. pepco is on the scene working to fix the problem and reopen the area. >>> congress will finally approve an extension of the payroll t

and the suspect who sexually assaulted a woman on holly street in oakland earlier this week. now, this is a sketch released previously by sfpd. in each case, the suspect attacked the women from behind, robbed them, and ran away. all the victims describe the suspect as wearing a black hoodie, and dark jeans. oakland police don't believe this is the suspect they're looking for because their suspect is shorter and slimmer. in the attack on holly street, the suspect used a knife and he was also wearing a black ski mask. >>> a clayton middle school teacher accused of molesting a child pleaded not guilty today. andrew catrel is accused of sexually abusing a former student. he was arrested earlier this month. heave confused to the crime in -- he confesed to the crime in lal. >>> there was a total of 95 homicides in 2010, even more in 2011. that number includes five officer-involved shooting deaths. oakland's police chief says in 2012, the plan to reduce crime is targeting violent streets. >> the plan has been working. we've actually been the lead agency along with our county officia

holly spends hours figuring out where mail with unreadable addresses needs to be sent. she and her coworkers use a decoding system to decipher bad handwriting that keeps mail from making it to its destination. >> is her name really holly? >> too convenient. each day they save thousands of mysteries on holiday packages with hopes of getting them to the intended recipient. >>> i'm lynn berry on early "today." >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> another busy travel day. the weather has been a bit unsettled overnight. we had some heavy rain move across baltimore. there are still some delays on 95 because of the rain. it is hitting out east. some showers around ocean city. we have dry conditions mainly west of the city. temperatures will be cooling down. >> thank you. 45 degrees on tv hill. >> a fight breaks out between two high school basketball teams and it is caught on video. >> a temporary truce on capitol hill. what it means for millions of working americans. >> we have a crash in carroll county. [captioning made possible by constellation en

. >>> the fight over whether homeowners at holly acres get to rebuild goes to another round. what prince william county officials are sage about their appeal. but first, police in two cities tracking down on those occupy protesters. where the raids went down, how many got arrested. that story is up next. >>> the washington, d.c. veterans affairs medical center and wusa9 salute all who serve at home and abroad this season. >> i'm here with my son, my wife, and my daughter. we would like to say merry christmas. [ male announcer ] when you're a coach in the nfl... ♪ ...there are no sick days. ♪ vicks dayquil. defeats 5 cold & flu symptoms. [ snoring ] [ indistinct talking on tv ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more tha

two more times after that even the dna testing proved he was not the source of semen found in said holly body, prosecutors suggest that the girl was sexually active and could have come from someone else. rivera marijuana at 12 years ago after reading him in prison when she was a criminal justice in turn and says that she never doubted his innocence and after more than a decade of only monthly visits and weekly phone call she is preparing to begin their life together. counseling to re-enter society, he has a great support system, repair received legal help from the wrongful convictions. >> from the very beginning in japan obvious to a responsible prosecutor that this man was innocent or at least there is no evidence on which he could rationally be convicted. >> raw board as the center's executive director and said he felt cornered into a confession is making up a confession is incomprehensible to most unless they are in the the interrogation room. 23 hours in this case, you are willing to say anything to stop this so- called tag team interrogation. >> rivers was said she now hopes to help

if you look at the map you have in front of you, this doesn't address holly park. 2g, 3g, 4g, none of it addresses all of the folks they want to address. it's not the right site, it's not right plan. >> we love technology. technology is a part of our life. we're not against at&t. i'm an addict of the iphone. an expansion of wireless services should be allowed when there is a true need from the communities affected the most. we all agree that san francisco should be leader in technology but we can't continue with this approach. we should not allow wireless companies to focus on reaping short term -- president chiu: thank you very much. colleagues, any final questions to the appellate? ok. and colleagues, any final questions to any of the parties in today's hearing? seeing none, at this time, the hearing has been held and closed. colleagues, these matters are in the hands of the board. supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you very much, mr. president, and once again, i want to thank the parties, the appellate as well as at&t for their presentation and what i think has been a very

help us with the misteltoe and holly. the army of greg gutfeld fans and "red eye" fans, please get that downloaded. i want to show the other -- some of the other people that it does matter here. my grandfather was a bootleger with marshall field 1k3* joseph p kennedy. this was during prohibition. he was an immigrant. and he had given that life up before prohibition ended because my grandmother put the danger into what it was. he was not a moonshine guy. he was big liquor things, big money. he had apartments in manhattan and jamaica and beauty parlors. he lost his money during the depression, and he used to take me to macy's or j.c. penney's during the christmas holidays when we were a kid. we would always see a bell ringer with a kettle and he would put in his quarter or nickel or buck and he lived with my mom and dad, and he would say to me one time, i want you to help these people if you ever can. when your mother was little and i lost everything, they helped me. >> that's a good story. not about doing coke on a cd. >>

nicholas 39 and holly, michigan, he is holly. cupid, 44 if you love the holiday.m. for rah beck dah ka in minneapolis, 38. for betty in ft. worth, 50 and soggy. goodrich, michigan, flurries. hope your holiday is trouble-free but that is not always the case. here is rebecca. >>> 'tis the season to be prepared. sometimes a little holiday cheer can spill on your lovely white carpet but these merry little mishaps all have some quick fixes according to amy goodman. she is author of "wear this, toss that." and always love having you here because you have great ideas and great fixes for the holiday. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is one of them i've been in this situation. you wrap so many gifts and then, all of a sudden you've got a few left and no wrapping paper. what do you do? >> you find a perfect present and then at the last minute nothing to wrap it up in so make your own. any kind of papers you may have around your home. these are inside/out bags and you can use apples and it took me about five to ten minutes blotting them on ink pads and papers to go. >>

sentimental feeling ♪ ♪ when you hear ♪ voices singing ♪ let's be jolly ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly to be joined tonight by so many of our military families from fort campbell. we love you, and we thank you. here to make all our christmases even more merry-- little big town! (cheering) (playing "have yourself a merry little christmas") ♪ have yourself ♪ a merry little christmas ♪ let your heart be light ♪ from now on ♪ our troubles will be ♪ out of sight ♪ have yourself ♪ a merry little christmas ♪ make the yuletide gay ♪ from now on ♪ our troubles will be ♪ miles away ♪ here we are ♪ as in olden days ♪ happy golden days ♪ of yore ♪ faithful friends ♪ who are dear to us ♪ gather near to us ♪ once more ♪ through the years ♪ we all will be together ♪ if the fates allow ♪ hang a shining star ♪ upon the highest ♪ bough ♪ and have yourself ♪ a merry little christmas ♪ now ♪ ♪ here we are ♪ as in olden days ♪ happy golden days ♪ of yore ♪ faithful friends ♪ who are dear to us ♪ gather near to us ♪ once more ♪ through the years ♪ we all will be together ♪ if the fates allow ♪ hang a shinin

holly the dog was a christmas present last year.year she is being credited with saving her owner's life. >> she is cute. >> cute dog. >> first, the numbers are disturbing. more than half a million crashes a year are caused by drivers who just aren't paying attention. >> 3,000 people die each year due to distracted drivers. now the government is urging some drastic measures. with details on all of this, here is abc's lisa stark. >> reporter: the board calls it a full-fledged crisis on the nation's roads. talking while driving. and even more dangerous, texting while driving. text and your eyes leave the road for an average of nearly 5 seconds. at 55 miles an hour you will have driven the length of a football field. essentially blind. shelly forney lost her 9-year-old to a distracted driver. >> she hit my daughter head on with her 5,000 pound suv. >> reporter: jaycee good her parents. >> beth my parents were dead instantly. i wasn't breathing. no one really expected that i would live past the first 36 hours. >> reporter: right now laws

he's recorded a new version of classic christmas song "mistletoe and holly." from los angeles along with major george hood from the salvation army. good to see both of you. >> great to see you, fredricka. >> robert, let me begin with you. what inspired this project? >> well, it's a long answer. there's quite a bit to that. i'll try to be brief. first, singing was my first love. i recently started to embark on that part of my career again by doing an album. i've helped in my life different charities, but being able to sing lets me do so much more. this holiday season was approaching, and i thought, what could i do? how could i help in some way? you know, i believe that your gifts are given to you by god. as you know, your dad is a tremendous -- avery friedman told me all about your father and his accomplishments. he's a great american. >> thanks so much. >> so whatever we could do to help and give to our society. so i called up phil ramon, who produced my record and al schmidt. i said, i want to do a christmas song "mistletoe and holly." it's a film sinatra did

i hope holly morris is snug in her bed and fast asleep. she and her husband -- holly gave birth to a healthy baby boy last night around 9:00. his name is hayden. >> congratulation, we don't know the weight or electricity. we're told he had nice healthy cries right away. we hope to have pictures up soon. congratulation. >> great news. >> and she was working right until the very end. >> she was. >> we were wondering if she was going to give birth on the air. we weren't quite sure. >> congratulations to her. a chilly start to the day. be prepared. the cool air is definitely settling in across our region. here is a look at the weather headlines. the good news is we have no shortage of sunshine today. it will be a brait day with a ridge of high pressure in control. that is what brings the smile on my face today. i can tell you that. as far as temperatures are concerned, they will be near seasonal. the weekend is looking fabulous so far but we have a little unsettled weather as we move into the early part of the week that we'll talk about. in th

. >> they said holly, please be careful. i was scammed by kayla supposedly pregnant with twins from kansas city. she got three other people. >> reporter: cbs news later learned she had scammed at least 10 other families beginning in january of 2011 using six aliases. luckily the family quickly became wise and refused to send the money requested to help pay her bills. she retaliated with hurtful text messages. >> the girls were born today. i'm sorry you felt you couldn't be here. they are two very precious babies that are going to foster care. >> reporter: but it turns out her real name is roxanne jones, the same woman captured here on hidden camera in kansas city by cbs news weeks after she texted the couple with supposed pictures of her newborn twin girls. >> i'm pregnant, every part of my body and my toes. >> reporter: she stuck to her story even after cbs investigative reporters confronted her. >> i'm from cbs news. i just wanted to ask you a few questions. you aren't pregnant, correct? >> yeah. >> and a boy, girl two boy

holly is working the story in canton. what can you tell us, holly?ou can tell everybody here in this neighborhood is shocked and saddened. right behind me they're holding a candlelight vigil. this is a tight-knit community and apartment complex where people thought they were safe. here's what we know. she was last seen on the playground by herself unsupervised on friday evening and she went missing. her mom called the authorities about 7:00, and they could not find her. they found her unfortunately today in a dumpster. authorities are focusing on this apartment complex right now. could it have been somebody here? they said there were some empty apartment buildings. they may have found some evidence in one of them, to they're keeping a search here. gbi officials are going door to door searching apartments, searching cars and asking any of the neighbors if they've seen anything or know anything, erin. >> thank you very much. erin runyan lost her daughter samantha in 2002. she was 5 years old at the time. she was found sexual abused and murdered. she's

. >> holly fifr has been covering this story.y, when they said "help from the public"? >> it was a tip from somebody in the apartment complex that actually led them to ryan brunn. remember back on friday when they started canvassing the apartment, law enforcement told us they were focusing on somebody they thought that lived or had access to the apartment complex. a couple of things transpired on monday when they found her body in a trash compacter. first of all, you need a key to use the trash compacter. the only people who had key were maintenance people. secondly, there was evidence, blood and a mattress found in an apartment apartment building next door to where jorelys lived. who would know about that? they said somebody who live there had or somebody who had access to those apartments. so they canvassed the neighborhood, asked residents for anything that they saw, and someone came forward and said there was a maintenance guy who started about a month ago. he started actually on november 7th. he supposedly was living in the

holly firfer is working the story in canton and is here with us now. what can you tell us, holly?: erin, as you can tell everybody here in this neighborhood is shocked and saddened. right behind me they're holding a candlelight vigil. this is a tight-knit community and apartment complex where people thought they were safe. here's what we know. she was last seen on the playground by herself unsupervised on friday evening and then she went missing. her mom called the authorities about 7:00, and they could not find her. they found her unfortunately today in a dumpster. authorities are focusing on this apartment complex right now. could it have been somebody here? they said there were some empty apartment buildings. they may have found some evidence in one of them, so they're keeping the search here. gbi officials are going door to door searching apartments, searching cars and asking any of the neighbors if they've seen anything or know anything, erin. >> thank you very much. erin runyan lost her daughter samantha in 2002. she was 5 years old at the time. she was found sexual abused a

. >> the hostage taker, 34-year-old holly sefia, has been smoking crack cocaine and drinking alcohol. she demands to use a phone and calls family members to tell them she wants to die. brian wilson, now chief of police in nearby federal way, washington, responds to the incident. >> i think she knew that the actions that she was taking would produce a police response. she's clearly threatening the life of another, you know, innocent person. >> the hostage taker calls police and local tv stations, which send news crews and broadcasts the tense situation live. the victim's family sees her on tv. >> my grandmother called me very frantic saying, wayne, they're going to kill your mother on tv. and i said, what? >> dolores is a single mother with five sons, three of whom race to the safeway fearing the worst. >> i thought from the very beginning that it wasn't going to end well. when i looked in the girl's eyes and saw that there was something lost and the knife against my mother's neck and you could actually see it on her neck, i didn't think it was going to end well at all. >> police proce

or holly bailey for yahoo news. let's talk about the timing. could you have these three major decisions from the supreme court right before the presidential election. this election year case load is set to be historic at this point. >> right. it is -- i mean, these issues have been dominated on the campaign trail and it is just going to make, i think, the trail even crazier. i think there is a possibility especially with immigration one could it really, you know, focus more on the -- it would enforce the candidates to take a stronger position than what they already have and perhaps turn out republican primary voters even moyrn tensely than before. >> robert, let me bring you in on this and we know that, you know, ka know, candidates got in hot water from rick perry saying have a heart to newt gingrich also expressing what some would indicate sympathy for people in this country who are here illegally. mitt romney taking the harder line of all of them for now. >> yes. this is going to be a hot topic issue on many fronts. not only because of what

christmas tree ♪ ♪ ♪ you will get a sentimental feeling let's be joylly, deck the halls with boughs of holly merrily in a new old fashioned way ♪ ♪ rocking around the christmas tree have a happy holiday everyone's dancing merrily in a new old fashioned way ♪ [applause] >> under the direction of madeline young, another round of applause. [applause] now it is my pleasure to introduce daniel from the third congressional district of california. [applause] >> i love this place. i think if you do not get a chill when you come to this fine it is time to leave. every time i go home bioassay that true americana is one we are home and see the folks back home. today is the best of all possible worlds. we have home with us here, those great students doing a great job. there are three from our home state of california which i might remind you, those of you from the east, our state is owned 45% by the federal government. it is nice to bring part of a government back with you. i represent one county that is 96% owned by the federal government with three national forests. we are proud of that part of our st