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fourth straight year, the branson bulls beat try city christian to win the state championship down in irvinethe raiders did not sell out their game against the browns so for the first time in a year and a half they're not going to be seen on local television and in its place we'll have the ravens and the steelers and after the game, stay tuned for the fifth quarter where we'll have full raiders highlights and post game action i ought to know. i'll be outside the locker room. >> i hope they have a win. they need one. >>> we want to check in with paul about this bonus rain as you were calling it. >> it's going to get here tonight. it is heavy rainfall. watch out on the peninsula. next hour is going to be sloppy, headed out for dinner, 7 or 7:30 reservation, leave a little early. it's wet o out there and will be wet all the way through early afternoon tomorrow. soggy, soggy. >> and you'll be watching your maps and doppler radar all night long. >> flood watches and flood warnings, yes. >> that's it for this edition of eyewitness news. we'll see you at 11. until then your news and weather on cbss

. >> reporter: the housing complex in irvine, california is being built for chinese buyers. separate walk cooking rooms, no unlucky fours in the addresses and multiple dances for multigenerational living. back in napa scott says that the chinese wealth is an opportunity, not a threat for the american business. >> america is known for equality. so the chinese look at the american-made products in general as things that they could trust. >> reporter: afterall that eagle is on the bottle because with so many chinese and what they want is something made in the u.s.a. >>> on this christmas day, a san francisco tradition. 30 years running as neighbors take time to help struggling neighbors. >>> as many of them are strangers. you know, like they donated $500. that's not enough. >>> a family dog is home and healthy for the holidays. how she was saved by total strangers. >>> the howling wolf spoke to their heart more directly than the cries of our baby. >>> an unforgettable holiday gift for the bay area rider. the owners she has earned from the magazine made famous. ,,,,,,,,,, evenin

. >> reporter: this housing complex in irvine, california, is being built for chinese buyers.ing rooms, no unlucky 4's in the addresses and multi-entrances for multi-generational living. scott meadows says chinese wealth is an opportunity, not a threat for american business. >> america is known for quality, so the chinese look at american-made products and foreign-made products in general as things they can trust. >> reporter: after all, that eagle is on the bottle because what so many chinese want is something made in the usa. ben tracy, rbs news, napa valley. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" more on the violent weather in the south. we'll have live reports from alabama and indiana. plus, an eye-opening look at how your smartphone is collecting information about you and gale king sits down with legend buddy guy, a recent kennedy center northernee. that's the cbs morning news for this wednesday. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning. it's december 26-th. i'm brian hackney. frank mallicoat >> your realtime captioner: linda

ere housing market is not very stable there, either. orteeporter: this housing limplex in irvine, california being built for chinese buyers. separate wok cooking rooms, no unlucky fours in the addresses, and multiple entrances for multigenerational living. back in napa, scott meadows says neinese wealth is an opportunity, not a threat, for american business. ricamerica is known for quality, to the chinese look at american- made products and foreign-made products in general as things cany can trust. >> reporter: after all, that eagle is on the bottle because nhat so many chinese want is something made in the usa. ben tracy, cbs news, napa valley. >> axelrod: the private rocket maker space-x says it has successfully tested the first completely reusable rocket. take a look at this newly released video. ws shows the grasshopper rocket launching 12 stories into the air. then, it hovers briefly before reversing direction and landing softly on the launch pad. ld lusable rocket could lower costs for space missions significantly, but more testing is needed. charles durning played hundreds of characte

. >> reporter: this housing complex in irvine california is being built for chinese buyers. no unlucky 4s in the building and multientrances for different generations. back in china they say it's not a threat to america. >> american is known for quality so china looks at foreign made products in general as things they can truck. >> reporter: after all that eagle is on the bottle because what so many chinese want is something made in the u.s. ben tracy, cbs news, napa valley. >>> the big question for kids this week, what did you get from santa? >> we went door door in pacifica to find out. kids ranged from air hockey to perfume. it was clear a lot of young people were thrilled to receive their presents. >> i got a red sled and skim board and skateboard i got some santa claus outfit, that's the hat. >> and what would christmas be like without a few miscues? one parent fell down a couple of stairs with a surfboard, and it looked like it was bitten by a shark. >>> hard core shoppers with nowhere to go yesterday can get back to the stores early this morning. time for the after-ch

institutions like syracuse university and the john marshall law school and has won accuracy in media irvine award for excellence in journalism. join me in welcoming our panelists. [applause] [applause] >> lee, would you like to start? >> it is such a pleasure and honor to be here. once again i was flattered to be asked to participate in the first seminar last year i didn't do too badly. i see some good friends out here and also some people i admire including if senator jim buckley. he deserve a round of applause. let us begin with a paradox. whitaker chambers. whitaker chambers was a soviet spy who became in bill buckley's words, the most important american defector from communism. and its treasonous adherents, continued in august of 1948 when he identified alger hiss, a golden boy of the liberal establishment as a fellow member of his underground communist cell in the 1930s. this was a former assistant of the secretary of state and adviser to of franklin d. roosevelt, acting secretary-general of united nations' founding conference in san francisco and recently named president of the carneg

john irvine of "independent television news" and his camera man sean swan traveled to the idlib regionn the north west part of the country and filed this report. >> reporter: he's among the injured in the battle of control-- these rebel fighters had seized a strategic building only to have it brought down on top of them by tank shells. the wounded quickly ferried. dusty but unscathed. this rebel said just minor setback. the man had trouble hearing because his ears ringing from explosions. minutes later we knew how he felt. a syrian army tank in the valley had spotted our position. where we were ( explosions ) the rebels fired back with all they had which wasn't much. a.k.-47s. against tanks you can see why this is such a slog. battle of attrition. syrian army still has most of the fire power. it may be slow going but nature of battle has changed. it used to be syrian army that laid siege, but now the other way round. the rebels own the countryside-- these people have been bombed back to the dark ages. their home destroyed by the assad regime and living in a roman byre. among many famil

[laughter] he talked about huh he loved john irvin, and then somehow he told me about his experience in the prison system, told me about his scars and bullet wounds, and he eventually starts telling me that, you know, he doesn't want -- people don't want to mess with him, and he yanks up the sweatshirt, and he had a giant machete and ax in his belt. he's just said straight faced, you know, i'm a licensed carpenter, and i'm allowed to carry my tools. [laughter] >> only in detroit; right? >> it was great, i mean, great for the purpose of the narrative of the detroit moment. you know, his name was tony, antwan, cadillac, just a lot of resonance. >> right, right. you're telling the story of the city through these -- through these characters who you meet, but one of the things that struck me about the book is you're not so much making obvious -- you're making observations. yourself not making judgments, and there's not that much analysis in the book. it's really just a story of what it's like to be here now, what it's like to live here now, and you tie that in nicely with the history of t

. >> reporter: aaron james is a professor of philosophy at the university of california in irvine.dicated this book to your parents. >> yes. if my parents hadn't done a good job, i might have been the kind of person discussed. >> reporter: james says that kind of person is multiplying in our society. >> i think probably the number is on the rise because of various trends. one is our recent style of greed is good capitalism. >> greed is right. greed works. >> another is, you know, certain kinds of media. reality tv. >> you're fired. you're fired. you're fired. >> you look at a show like the apprentice where somebody who consummately deserves this label, even his political partisans say that trump deserves this label, he's our a-but he's an a-word. >> reporter: in hollywood a-words often make the a-list. >> the ten most fascinating people. >> if you look at the list of most fascinating people that barbara walters assembles year after year, anywhere from four to six of them patently deserve the a-word label. it's a category that we're fascinated with. you see in last year's list there

. >> reporter: this housing complex in irvine, california, is being billed for chinese buyers.rooms, no unlucky "4s" in the addresses and multiple entrances for multiple living. >> we're very, very happy. >> reporter: back in nappa, scott meadows said chinese wealth is an opportunity, not a threat for american business. >> america is known for quality so the chinese look at american made productnd and foreign made products in general as a thing they can trust. >> reporter: after all with the eagle on the bottle because what so many chinese want is something made in the usa. for centimeter ben tracy, napa valley. >>> it's a huge opportunity. growing middle class and they want what the united states has. >>> losing weight is the most popular new year's resolution. coming up, experts saying a smart diet, not a fad diet will get the job done. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." stick around. if you're living with moderate to severe crohn's disease, and it feels like your life revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven

gloria mark is professor of digital behavior at university of california irvine. her study. dr. keith bab low is back with us, because dr. ablow, we all realize we need help and you provide it to us this time of year. >> my pleasure. >> dr. mark, first to you. you studied distraction. why are we so distracted? is it other people? is it not our fault, dr. mark, i guess is the question? >> i would say never before in history have we had access to more people and more information at our fingertips and so it's, the better question, why would we not be distracted? so it is really a question of having the proliferation of so much digital information enabled to us. jon: well it has helped obviously. the digital age has helped increase productivity in this country but when you get all of these updates coming at you, and you know, facebook and twitter and everything else, does it actually hurt productivity? >> well it's really an open question. the thing that we know that is that stress goes up. we know that when people are multitasking a lot, when they're interrupted a lo

irvine to small stream flood advisory just issue.arning in effect for the next 10 minutes for sonoma and napa. that goes away. i suspect we see more warnings and concerns coming from the national weather service in the next two hours. rosemary is working on some of the watches and warnings. she's got the latest on the system and how quickly it will track through the area. >> 7:49. turning to international news. nato says taliban suicide bombers attacked a coalition air base in eastern afghanistan. it started two-hour gunbattle which included american health officers firing on militants. coalition forces say my militants died in fighting along with afghan security guards and for doctors who were headed to work and got caught in crossfire. the base is largely staffed with american forces but there are no reports of any americans killed. less than three hours ago he just called talk talk or suspended indefinitely by hearing to address new powers given to that country's leader. in a statement the judge decided psychological pressures in

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>> reporter: people in this town of north huntington and adjoining town of irvin are reeling from thisy say the focus and determination that nicolas checque demonstrated was very apparent when he went to this high school and even earlier. he died doing what he dreamed about since middle school. and his last operation was a success. 28-year-old nicolas checque from the elite s.e.a.l. team 6, the lone u.s. casualty tony says he dreaded this day. still -- >> i never thought anything like that could happen to him. because he was always smarter, always faster. he was always so dedicated and, you know, it just blew my mind when it happened. >> reporter: he played football and wrestled with him at the high school outside pittsburgh. he and another teammate, now the assistant principal, remember him as a no-nonsense kid. >> you had to go up against him at practice. what was that like? >> when you got tired towards the end, he was one of the kids that didn't slow down, didn't give him. >> reporter: nick checque was known as a good wrestler but not a stuperstar. an operation that nick got that d

host: this is from tony irvine -- guest: it is a complicated story. what happened was the obama administration came in in 2009 with an increase the importance and relevance of diplomacy and development alongside the fed's. they requested huge increases for the state department, especially in iraq, afghanistan, and pakistan, where the wars are ongoing. they receive those increases. in 2010, the situation changed when the house was taken over by the republicans. all told, they are a bit ahead of where they were when the obama administration came in, and that is not to say that things have not gotten more complicated. the responsibility falls on the state department. how are they supposed to protect all the people they have there? these are serious and expensive issues. while the state department has seen some problems, they are under attack? never before. host: guest: ambassador stevensow into benghazi in the middle of the revolution in 2011 and started to help the rebels, which at that time were just rebels, no control of any city. he stayed in a hotel