what police are now saying about the ex-cop vict angry about m iss -- ex-convict angry about his wife's firing. >>> when and where fans can get a close look at the world series trophy. >>> please don't -- please d on't. please don't. >>> we just learned a few hours ago that the ex-convict that held up a school board meeting had been planning for some time to do it. he had yesterday's date circled on the calendar. he walked in and started to complain about his wife being fired. he shot but all of his bullets missed targets. >> nothing short of a miracle that god protected us. >> a security guard shot duke. and we we have a just learned that his wife did lose her job for u nspecified reasons. >>> the mount diablo school district will close seven schools to help with the budget. the closure is a concern for some parents. >> it means my children have to -- have to do -- very to go to a school much farther and i don't know how i'm gonna do it. i'm working. i'm a single mom. >>> some antioch city employees could lose their jobs. they had concession but those expire next month which would add

kennedy's presumed killer, issing with auctioned by a ft. worth, texas, funeral homeowner. bidding is expected to go as high as $100,000. not necessarily something for the mantle. >>> coming up, the pistons misfire against the heat. there's trouble in sin tinselto tinseltown. and the freshman dominate the top ten battle. plus, michael jordan's son came up with the moves last night that would make any father proud. your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> one big storm has exited the east coast. now the west coast is next. your thursday forecast is coming u' w"earat today." 3q lysol knows you work hard every day to help keep your family healthy, especially during cold and flu season. and lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill more germs than any other brand, even h1n1. learn more at lysol.com >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, there's been so much hype about lebron james' return to cleveland tonight. but first, the miami heat had to play last night's game. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your

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iss issues./ culturally, hispanics have a lot in common with republicans. the party needs to reach out and make sure that they are exploiting their philosophy and that is an opportunity for everybody and people get to exceed of their own merits and that should be a huge draw for minorities. i think it can be. republicans need to work at it. with regard to the age demographic, it is an interesting argument that i believe is dead wrong. yes, young people tend to be more liberal or progressive when they are young. i think it cuts the other way. if you look at today's technology, you will discover that the single most dominant characteristic of young people is not a political philosophy that says they want to be progressive or not, it is that they want choice. they want 1 million different cell phones. the use them in many different ways. some of them use them for everything. they want choice and everything they do. they do not want to be told how to live their lives were told by anyone that this is the norm and you should accept it. they are seeking a choice.

there issing on in there and a frog in my throat. there is a warriors game tonight.will change my name to le mike. part weekend looks nice. we have that here. we have a few showers in napa county and clouds spilling in. today we will see temperatures in the mid 60s, but we start to warm up. you will notice is sunday we have the see package contest at mammoth mountain. we have a winner to announce this morning. bud shawl, you win the mammoth mountain that includes airfare for four and a three-night scare at the north equipment rentals. >> i have never given away a $4,000 of vacation, but there you go. bud shawl, you won everything you see on the screen and epic skiing continues. >> put and i will post victims as your bed friends are gone. everybody is with bud. one of santa's helpers, a bad santa fireed from a hospital score where he gets more than 15 seconds of fame. >> thanks for being here. can you give us an old fashioned ho ho ho ho? >> you can't say ho ho ho anymore. it's working girl, working girl, working girl. >> one of the santa's helpers stopped by and it w

a coworker said the 60-year-old victim is hospitalized with four skull fractures this iss will than two months after a psych at trick technician was strangled at the facility. another patient faces murder charges in that case. >>> detectives from virginia are learning more about a 12- year-old girls time in san francisco as an alleged kidnap victim. investigators met with the 12- year-old and the 30-year-old yesterday. they bought camping supplies inwest virginia then a woman shopper recognized that girl. >> she is being questioned by the police and behind her i saw -- i noticed a huge amount of luggage and just carry items like bags and definitely looked like it was a lot more for one person to carry. >> those two had been living in a makeshift encampment police found the tents they bought in virginia at sfo they found the car missing from the home of a virginia murder victim, brittany's moth summer easily's girlfriend. >>> -- mother and easily's girlfriend. >>> a hostage situation at a preschool just ended. earlier this morning a 17-year- old boy walked into the preschool carrying two

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ambiguity, as i think i said earlier, it's really a misunderstanding, or a disagreement, of a central iss issue. repeated russian statements indicate they believe if we move forward quantitatively or qualitatively with a missile defense system, then they would have a right to get out of the treaty. and i can hear what would happen in the senate if we start deploying a missile defense system in europe and a lot of our colleagues would say, oh, if we do that, the russians will get out of the treaty. we can't do that. it will make it difficult. in addition, the system we were going to deploy was the g.b.i. two-stage missile in central europe, in poland. the president stopped that. it was ready and able to be deployed by 2016. it's the same system we have in the united states except it's two-stage instead of three. and the national intelligence estimate shows that iran can reach the united states with an icbm -- and now they're developing nuclear weapons -- they can do it by 2015. so we were trying to get this system in by 2016. but when they canceled this thing, it caused a big uproar. the w

it's the ripple effect that affects every other iss. if ere had bn movements against slavery and movements against apartheid and movements against malaria, there can be a movement against the idea that every child was born you were born in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong parents and you didn't get educated. >> charlie: what do your experience at microsoft give you the ability to pull this off? >> i spent years at microsoft, i learned about scaling a business, how you hire great people, how do you refuse to compromise on getting good people involved, the idea of thinking big, we used to say "aboutig or go home" i learned from bill gates and steve ballmer, and i said i wanted to reach 10 billion kids, if we're going to do this let's do it in a really big way and part of it was not just the lesson in microsoft, it was the lesson of andrew carnegie that 100 years after carnegie is dead there are still 3,000-plus libraries accessible to 10's of millions of people a day and i looked at that and said why have we not done for t

there desis toned as a wedge iss put fo tard by the party to divide people. issue like abortion which actnyists on both sides are sincerely divided. theon'ast majority of american people agree. if you look at the urgent is[tas we are facing and social is[tae, the american people are not that divided. the president could work with the gop if they would give him a chawas e leading. [applause] but you have to genuinely reach out. ö ot federal law by partisanship but the substance of it. what if the president took ialkiis toration reform? the immigration reform gets demaded.rd ase ccery election c and nobody deals with it. what if president obama took president bush's ialkiis torati plan, dusted it off and said do yo sulike this? or were you whust fooling with the american people? [ion wesiing s fer each otheck o Ãthe vvery loe pa at energy. the american people -- health-care r-- remember the debate on health care reforms that we agree with 80% but that ialkiediately beca about death panel that socialism. let's d-- round and build on it. the issue of deficits and

these a sustained, iss about 36 mi. per hour.right now, storm tracker 4 shows as we are trying out if used by the showers by october but it looks like for the most part they're pushing to the south. 7 california experiencing all the wet weather we had yesterday the sierra, snowfall on 80. 50. but the storm warning in effect of 5:00. snow levels 5,500 ft. as we head above, check it out, as the storm moves by a two-3 ft. of snow was the storm is over. gusty winds getting up to 55 m.p.h. which could actually see what their conditions. satellite, radar shows the cold front pushing to a son of bringing all of that wet weather down. 7 california is experiencing strong winds, we will spend the day trying out but again, residual effects of misspeaking went, fairly strong winds. currently in the 40's, 50's. 51 san francisco, often in highest in the '50s, calling at much. charry, windy today shuns and comes out tomorrow. drive break tomorrow. cold temperatures said in. overnight temperatures and low '30's, near freezing. heading toward sat

middle class is declining poverty iss increasing. pple who decides? who are the people that said an billionaires really need an extended tax break and a reduction in the estate tax? a it is a very simple question that is asking. all it's a very profound question te because it speaks to what this country is all about. i didn't mean to interrupt. thak >> now, i think the senator froi vermont to know what to submit to the record is income inequality and great recessionqy report from senator schumer and the joint economic committee.. >> without objection. >> thank g you. but i want to go back to a poin. about this so that i'm not will misunderstood. i guess the matter what i say, critics will take it and do what they will with it. am but i am not against tax cuts. m i voted for them many times in my life. but we have surpluses.n i've even been pressured to vots for things that i've done so the even we didn't have the wer surpluses we have, when ite wasl targeted and focused. i'm actually have been some migt rational fraud attached to the e money, like we

but it won't happen in terms of americans going to the iss. >> right.dministration has put all their eggs in the commercial basket hoping the commercial folks will come through, it's what i call a faith-based initiative. they initially will come through but it will take quite a few years before they can send humans into space like we have been doing with the shuttle program. megyn: the obama administration saying it wants to focus on reaching mars. we'll take a listen to the -- >> we are communicating with you. okay. >> 10 seconds. 5 seconds. maximum thrust and liftoff. the soyuz heads towards the international space station. >> the controls are within the norm. we copy. >> this is lighting up the night sky. it's a good patch program according to flight controllers. >> thrusters are stable. >> the first stage of the soyuz measures 64 feet in lengths. it's burning liquid fuel for the first 2 minutes 6 seconds of the flight. megyn: it looks picture perfect to me. no? >> it looks good. it lit up the sky. a night launch is always spectacular. it looks like

pre ent issed in about a week to get an idea of the situation on the ground.mmander in chief a chance, second trip to afghanistan to actually see all of that first hand. number one and number two, we're told the president wants to thank the men and women serving, in harm's way, serving far from their holidays, thanksgiving just passed. christmas and hanukkah coming. some of these folks have been on four tours of duty, between iraq and afghanistan. away from their families. several holiday seasons in a row, not just one, tony. >> senior white house correspondent ed henry. we'll be speaking with knick robertson shortly. but here at home, the jobless rate up to 9.8% in november. 39,000 new jobs added, are short of what experts predicted. the cnn money team is here to go over these disappointing numbers. there you see the manner, chief, business correspondent, ali velshi next to me in atlanta. christine romans in new york. let me start with you, you're here, doggone it. let me start with you. are you disappointed with these numbers. what do they tell you? how long

strategic command and iss that russia will not be able to achieve militarily significant feeding or break down under new s.t.a.r.t.. and the verification regime and inherent survivability and flexibility of the planned u.s. strategic force structure. we should not expect new s.t.a.r.t. will be eliminated but will provide for a means to deal with those differences constructively as under s.t.a.r.t. 1. ratification approved by the foreign relations committee requires further assurances by conditioning ratification on presidential certification. and the ability to monitor russian compliance and immediate consultation should a russian break out from the treaty be detected. for the first time in any strategic arms control treaty the condition required a plan for knew s.t.a.r.t. monitoring. some assert there are too few inspections in new s.t.a.r.t.. the treaty does provide for fewer inspections compared to s.t.a.r.t. 1 but this is because fewer facilities will require inspection the new s.t.a.r.t.. s.t.a.r.t. 1 covered seven facilities in soviet sectors whereas knew s.t.a.r.t. only applies to

and is he iss is she is a good ? and some are saying she is out of control. as her famous dad, billy ray cyrus. he took to twitter. and billy ray said this, sorry, guys. i had no idea. just saw this stuff for the first time myself. i'm sad. there's much beyond my control right now. i think that sentence says it all. he feels like it's out of control. >> he's in the middle of a divorce. i have never heard of this drug. i had to look it up. it is a drug. there is not a ban against it. but it is a hallucinogen. >> it looks bad. hannah montana, smoking the bong. come on. >> it's not good. >> come on, man. >>> let's move on to kathy griffin, who is defending what she said about bristol palin. if you haven't seen it, take a look. >> what did you say about bristol? that she's a white precious? >> that's right. and i think it's ironic, that someone would call me a bully. there's a big difference between comedienne and bully. >> if you missed the original comments, kathy griffin was doing a salute the troops. and she said she's the white precious. she's the only one i

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the iss said yesterday that the graduates in 30% of the poorest household will pay more. the graduates will get hit harder than the ones that go into the highest paid jobs. that is what london economics says. let me tell you, that is what somebody else said that i think we should listen to. remember the former higher education spokesman for the liberal democrats. in an e-mail that i have received, he told his colleagues the following. there are those claiming the current proposals are progressive. this is only the case if by progressive humane that middle class graduates will pay more than -- progressive graduate will pay more than lower class graduates. it is a scheme in which graduates with large lifetime earnings will pay less and graduate with small lifetime earnings will pay more. this cannot be regarded as progressive. the new proposal includes a real terms it does job. it is more progressive than labor schemes. i am paying tribute to the right honorable gentleman. i am making a substantial comment. the honorable gentleman has not been listening. i have been talking

there iss not in a televised debate for 16 years until the ford/carter debate. it was because the transform the nature of that debate that we just watched. the idea of a to waltz into the room and start looking around rules" -- e are the clearly making them up. that is now heavily litigated. it is even down to the walkthrough where you get ot see the stage for the first time. that is now heavily litigated because it is a consequential. we have not reached 70 million people every time. this is still a fundamentally important moment in our democracy, when these candidates get to get their -- together. we are moving toward a much more interaction. we have moments in the history of these debates. they support euille support and what they do not support. charlie was right. the fact that nixone repeated the key slogan of the kennedy campaign, we have to get our country moving again. that is what the committee campaign was all about. the fact that the thomas repeated that mantra was probably more significant than anything of the theatrics. he bought into the central pr

there iss not in a televised debate for 16 years until the ford/carter debate.e room and start looking around rules" -- e are the clearly making them up. that is now heavily litigated. it is even down to the walkthrough where you get ot see the stage for the first time. that is now heavily litigated because it is a consequential. we have not reached 70 million people every time. this is still a fundamentally important moment in our democracy, when these candidates get to get their -- together. we are moving toward a much more interaction. we have moments in the history of these debates. they support euille support and what they do not support. charlie was right. the fact that nixone repeated the key slogan of the kennedy campaign, we have to get our country moving again. that is what the committee campaign was all about. the fact that the thomas repeated that mantra was probably more significant than anything of the theatrics. he bought into the central premise that john f. kennedy was bringing to that campaign. i am co-chairman -- these are so fundamentally imp

few we have spent a lot of time isse together over the past few yeart working on the issue, and she deserves much credit for her expertise and devotion to crafting this plan, which will l provide relief to job creatings. small businesses. the result is a true compromise. from this year's zero percent estate tax rate, which is one that i favor, to a 35% rate. but that's much less than the 55% rate that will be in place on january 1. and the exemption is $5 million, which is much preferable to the $1 million exemption after january 1. should death tax reform not occur and the rate rise to 55%, small businesses could be forced to reduce their payrolls by more than 500,000 workers over the next ten years according to former c.b.o. director douglas holtz-eakin. that is a half a million people whose jobs could be threatened. the effect of the compromise would be to eliminate the death tax liability for about 90% of estates that would otherwise owe exorbitant sums. according to the institute for research and economics, the proposal would add more than $200 billion in annual economic growth relative

that issue.re with also address the issue of what resources are needed in order to detain or modernize iss their nuclear weapons infrastructure. this is not an issue that falls within the four corners of the treaty as i mentioned, but as a matter of good faith in an effort to sort of accelerate the ability of people to support this treaty, every step of the way the administration in good faith effort to provide senatorh kyl and other senators with thet full knowledge of how thatnt of program is going to go forwardnt from their point of view. obviously the administration doesn't control what abu republican house is going to do next year. i don'ts know. the senator in a way has given us the surges.to g senator feinstein has given her assurances.forward, t we shall make goheod-faith effot to guarantee there is knowledge of funding going forward, theeen 12th of june program which ahead lays out spending going forward has been made available way ahead of schedule. and the good-faith effort to covered, the obama ten administration proposed spending $80 billion over the next 10 years.ba that's a

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