shot. >> jason's teammates threw it right to jason.he crowd is in all anticipation, and he pulls up from three or four feet from behind the three-point arc. i'm thinking, oh my god, jason, don't shoot from there. that's too far. >> but he makes it. jason scored a total of 20 points in four minutes. when the buzzer sounds, the crowd bursts onto the court. >> we just ran over to him as fast as we could after the game. we just all grabbed him and geez r squeezed him and put him on our shoulders. >> to see a young man see his dream come true. there's no better feeling than that. >> jason's fan base quickly expands into a much wider audience, thanks to those amateur videos. >> i received a lot of letters from like the white house, getting to meet president bush, getting to meet people like magic johnson. going to the final four that year. >> jason leaves greece athena high school as a student in 2006. but in 2009 returns to his alma mater, this time as an assistant coach. no one would deny it's a triumph jason has earned. >> it feels great

i want to turn o jason. he -- turn to jason. we all know that in a financial sense and medicare are in trouble, but what we asked can him and charles blah house to do was how do you reform the social security system so it's not just fixing it in terms of making it balanced, but what do you do to get growth? what's the answer to that question? >> i have two hours, right? >> two minutes. [laughter] >> first of all, i want to thank everyone involved in this project. and, mr. president, thank you -- >> jason, why don't you sit here, because we're getting a little -- >> feedback? >> reverb, yeah. >> go ahead and turn your mic off. >> this better? thank you again, mr. president, for your remarks, and also i apologize i didn't get the no-tie memo today, but that's art all right, i look the fanciest up here. >> you can take it off. >> it doesn't come off. [laughter] retirement security is a passion of mine, and that literally means for some those who are young going to be old and those who are old today. and a lot of times people get so

crabb spreading christmas cheer, and he and sandy patty are-- jason says the music is uplifting andwhen it's needed most. >> it's good to help somebody in me and something my parents taught me, something my grandparents caught me and something that i believe in. >> the value of being charitable has been with jason since his humble beginnings in beaver dam, kentucky, a rural southern town where jason developed his values of faith, hope and love. as a child when he wasn't working on the family farm, he was touring with siblings, the crabb family and established fame and fortune in southern gospel and after they retired he set out on his own, winning grammies and artist of the year. his success has been humbling. >> i've stood on incredible stages where i just stand back and go, really? you know what? god is way big are than me and i couldn't have figured this out. >> what jason has figured out is that his accomplishments can be used for doing something good, to answer a higher call. >> maybe god gives is platforms be to be able to help others and maybe that's the big goal. >> jason sa

jason freed and tradition with lafco i tried to make all of the meetings the fourth friday of the month and with some exceptions and there is a break in august and then for november and december because of the holidays we try and combine one meeting at the beginning of december and we normally -- there are only two board supervisor meetings then so this is the friday that falls between the board meeting and the final adaption to that fourth friday is in may and it leads into a three day weekend where we have monday off we don't meet that friday and move it up one week so in may the meeting is the third friday rather than the fourth friday so that's the schedule as we traditionally did it. i put down the dates to make sure there are no major issues and if accepted by the body it will be the calendar for next year. >> thank you. i don't know colleagues if you had a question and i had a question mr. fried or ms. miller one of the things we know for sure that will have to happen is we will have to have a number of joint meetings with san francisco public utilities commission to ascertain th

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when she got the money, she slipped the money under the door to jason.s detained in the stairwell by the arrest team with the laptop and the money. >> they say he was using april to break in a new recruit. >> she tried to convince me that her friend was okay, cool, and here to have a good time as well. and she looked nervous and out of place. it was evident to me this was her first rodeo, she was very out of place. >> back at the state police post, investigators separate the women for further questioning. >> how are you doing, you want to give a statement or talk to me? >> no. >> not at all? >> how come? >> bay i don't want to talk. >> okay, not a problem. tonight, april takes the fifth, but her friend lori is ready to talk. she tells police that she was tricked into the in-call situation by april and her pimp jason. >> she was told she would just answer the calls and she was encouraged to watch, and if she felt like she could, she was supposed to get involved. and she was upset about it, you know, felt awful about it. >> police say young women like lori

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jason fried i was a member and they determined i was staff and should be on the advisory side and not the committee side and to address what commissioner olague said at every meeting -- at some point during the meeting i said "we could achieve that if we had a cca program in the city" and in earlier drafts were it was connecting to the goals in there. when it came to the final draft instead of referencing cca in the recommendation sections it says sf puc. i am taking that to code they could do it in multiple ways, one which is a cca format, and one of the other things i will point out i brought up more than once the fact we're looking altdoing 100% renewable in the city and the bay guard an pointed it out this week and no mention much public hour. >> >> and that's how you get to 100% and if that's the true goal there is only one way and have a public power system that is 100% renewable and that is never mentioned in this report. >> thank you very much. is there a response as to -- a couple of things. first, was there a decision to sort of deemphasize or -- or not emphasize as much com

trying to make a laugh. >> jason and sky were a real team. these guys were playing cards, smoking cigarettes. i think it was their way to survive. he's got his back, the other guy's got his, and that's the way they made it work. >> lonely days in brushy mountain. >> both men conceded drug use played a part in putting them in prison. bishop's aggravated assault conviction began with an argument over a parking space at a mall. >> he was smart mouthing my girlfriend, so i got into a fight with the guy, ended up stabbing him and then running his buddy off the road, off the interstate. i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year sentence for attempted murder but claims he was only defending himself. >> two people come in to rob me, i shot them both. i shot one with a gun, shot one with a bow. but in the state of tennessee, you cannot shoot people regardless, in your house, on your property, or anything. if they're trying to come and rob you, they say to run. they say try to call the law or whatever. you cannot defend yourself in the state of te

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jason? this just broke within the last few moments but any reports that the shooter may have been a student or perhaps was this staff-related? whenever you hear about an elementary school, the last thing that you can imagine is a child that might have brought a gun to school and i do have something from the website that says this is a school that begins in kindergarten and only goes up to fourth grade. these are very young children. >> one of our producers is telling us that she spoke to a father from the district who reported that one child was in fact taken away and that child was seriously injured, quote, seriously injured. that's one child taken away with serious injuries. >> by ambulance? >> by ambulance. and that falls in step with what we heard about numerous gunshot wounds. also, we're being told that groups of students, some of them crying, some of them holding hands were escorted away from the school by their teachers. some were in school still as of 10:30 a.m. >> there is somethin

that's the question.we >> jason, where do we go from here? particularly if you are a conservative, where does the come back begin? does it begin and somehow accommodate the middle and saying,gi look, it is progressive, and we have to be a little less aggressive and efficient in terms of administration, or do you put bold colors out as an alternative? >> i think it starts with the gop expanding its current coalition. i think hispanic voters are one way to go. you have to remember just eight years ago 44% of of hispanics voted for the presidential candidate. four years ago it was 31%. this year it wasbl 27%. this is a swing voting block and the republicans need to go after it b. paul i consider the recognition of a problem to be progress in and off -- in and of itself. and maybe the gop is going to finally reach -- come to grips with the demographic reality. >> i think so. dan, what about this idea of go to the middle or do you fly with both colors? >> it is hard to go entirely to the middle. the ones who did not vote for barack obama voted aga

jason in oklahoma, jason. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer. booyah from oklahoma city. >> man, do we ever love oklahoma city. we love oklahoma. i miss it. let's get back down there and do another show. cane get there sooner enough? go ahead. >> caller: planned asset sales completed by the first quarter of 2013 which will help its balance sheet. on the other hand, what the acquisition of chesapeake's former pipeline business, williams company is expanding its pipeline infrastructure. which of these companies do you think has a better outlook in 2013? >> i'm going to have to say williams. aubrey mcclennon said he was going to slim down his company. but he's not necessarily getting all the best prices. i think williams did well on this deal and i like williams very much. i should be recommending that stock more but i just don't like natural gas. that's why i've been such a demon about eog. go to sam in florida. sam. >> caller: good evening, dr. cramer. >> oh, thank you, sunshine. >> caller: booyah to my brother in queensbury, new york. >> mark is

my colleague jason carroll is standing by outside of the vigil.ason, i'm having trouble hearing but if you could set the scene for me there and let me know who has attended, who showed up for tonight's visible jill where you are? >> reporter: thousands tried to or showed up here at the church at st. rose lima church. at least 500 people packed inside. more outside, if you look behind me, there are several hundred people standing outside in the freezing cold. simply not enough room for everyone inside the church tonight, ashleigh. the reason for that is simply because this is a community, you heard it over and over again, this is a community that is a close community. a number of people here knew each other. when the word started to spread there was going to be a vigil here tonight, everyone came out. everyone looking for comfort. everyone grieving here in this community. even if you didn't personally lose someone, the feeling of loss is still there for so many people here. we're hearing more tonight about the principal of this school as well. dawn

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jason is going to talk about it. stay tuned. >>> used to be a guy named miles lane, worked a lot of big important fights, a referee. at the end of the instructions he always used to say, with a lot of risk, i'm sure, feeling right now, let's get it on. you know, it's time to play some ball. >> it's one of those games. >> jason, welcome here. jason is our new sports reporter. >> i've only been here a little while but i know redskins/cowboys. >> that's all you need to know right now. >> big-time matchup. this week robert griffin iii was named to his first pro bowl. today he picked up his seventh rookie of the week award. while alford morris and other redskins have had impressive seasons the cowboys know who the focus will be on this sunday night. >> they're an outstanding offense. there's no question about that. and robert griffin is a big part of what they do there. he's very dangerous. he can do a lot of different things throwing the ball and running the ball. they do a really good job with their scheme playing, you

soledad. >> jason carroll for us, thank you, jason. appreciate that. and, anderson, it's a question that we're all trying to get an answer to. the why behind it. we've talked a little bit about the shooter, but the motivation is always the thing i don't think anybody is close to understanding at this point. >> yeah, and may never. i mean, you know, sometimes there isn't any why. but we'll continue to investigate, soledad, we'll come back to you shortly. authorities have not yet released the name of the victims, the process of identification continues at this hour. those children's little bodies are still inside that school and will be throughout the evening. as we learn who they are, when it's appropriate, we'll focus on the lives. we'll tell you about them when we learn about them, what parents want to know about them. the victims we want history to remember and honor. according to witnesses, the school's principal are among the dead. you heard parents talk about tonight. she became the principal at sandy hook in 2010. she arrived with 12 years of exp

a great selection of drinks and whiskeys and jason is a big aficionado of whiskeys and things his bar and had different things come and in in that site. it's been an incubator in san francisco. whoever ran the kitchen over the last couple of years are now opening up a restaurant on 400hade street and ricky hobby and there is a great deal of work done and broken work to bring new restaurants and cuisines and always like north american cuisines to san francisco and the southern part of san francisco and i wanted to congratulate jason king for a great establishment, for bringing together giants fans over the year and look forward to you opening up next monday. >> great supervisor. why don't we go to district ten and supervisor cohen. we're going in reverse order. >> i did hear you say that. well, hello everyone. is julia here? i don't see her. >> let's skip over you and go to district nine. >> okay. >> can i break in a second? >> sure supervisor. >> the new restaurant at the broken record is this friday, not monday so if people have nothing to do and in the southern part of san francisco

that's the question. >> so, jason, what's-- where do we go from here?articularly if you're conservative, what are your-- where does the comeback begin? does it begin in somehow accommodating the middle and saying, look, it's a progressive year and we've got to be a little less progressive and a bill more efficient in terms of administration or do you put both colors out there as an alternative? >> i think it starts with the g.o.p. expanding its current coalition and i think that hispanic voters are one way to go. you have to remember, just eight years ago, 44% of the hispanics voted for the republican presidential candidate and four years ago, 31% and this years 27%, this is a swing voting block and republicans need to go after it. and you know, paul, i consider recognition of a problem to be progress itself and maybe the g.o.p. is finally going to reach some-- come to grips with the demographic reality? >> yeah, i think so. and dan, what about this idea of you go to the middle or do you fly with both colors? >> well, i don't -- i think they-- it will b

but here, wrote jason whitlock, is what i believe. if jovan belcher didn't possess a gun, he and kasandra perkins would both be alive today. >> reporter: you know, we live in a social media world. so as you can imagine, the twittersphere was all abuzz last night. reaction very swift. some agreeing with bob costas. others very frustrate. here's a tweet from a very frustrated viewer saying guns don't kill people, people kill people. keep that liberal crap off the nfl aeir waves. a second tweet coming in from chris says bob costas just spoke some truth and real profound stuff on the sunday night football halftime show. to be fair, carol, bob costas for years has always given his opinion. it's typically on sports. he's made a lot of money doing that. he's had a really successful career doing that. last night, though, he definitely crossed over into a very politically charged topic that a lot of people have an opinion on. carol? >> you've got that right. joe carter, reporting live for us this morning. >>> on to other news now, a scary mome

jason carroll reporting for us live across town from where i am. part of the reason i am where i am right now is that the media has been getting regular updates at this location, not only from the state police but also from connecticut's governor who has come at regular intervals not only at the location to brief us but he has spoke on the the families. the families given the terrible news they would not be reuniting with their children and he made another stop at the vigil jason just reported on. here's some of the things he told those in grief. >> good evening, everyone. month senior, thank you very much for opening this very beautiful church so that we might in a communal way find solace in one another. as a result of the unspeakable having occurred in this community. people's children, brother and sisters were taken from them. people's spouses, teachers and administrators were taken from us. yet we stand in a church and many of us today in the coming days will rely upon that which may have been taught and that we inherently believe that there i

jason carroll, it was standing room only? >> beyond that.undreds of people outside here, ashleigh, who couldn't get inside. they came out here, they wanted something, anything, leaning on each other and they leaned on their faith and they came out today, no question about it. spoke to a deacon here, explained it, and said when you have a community this close it should come as no surprise, hunsds hundreds of people out here, most people knew someone. if it wasn't a parent it was a child. if it wasn't a child, it was a teacher. if it wasn't a teacher, it was an administratoadministrator. they came for comforting words from monsignor robert wise. who read a letter from the pope. >> i conhave a my heartfelt grief and the assurance of my personal prayers to the victims and their families. to all of those and the community of newtown and especially the parish of st. rose of lima, in the aftermath of the senseless tragedy, i ask god our father to console all of those who mourn, and to sustain the entire community with the spiritual strength which t

how the redskins "d" made an impact. >>> jason is back. rg3 getting some help from the dched. >> this team is finding ways to win. no matter if it's a blow out, a close game, they seem to get it done when it matters the most. >> it's a "w." >> that's important. robert griffin iii was back under center in philadelphia and the redskins didn't miss a beat. the skins edged out the eagles keeping their winning streak ali alive, but more importantly they control their own destiny and still have a shot at winning the division, something they haven't done since 1999. rg3 wearing that knee brace ready for action after sitting out a week ago. we pick it up in the second quarter. griffin's defensive teammates helping out the cause. nick foles' pass gets tipped and intercepted by london fletcher. his third int in three straight games. ensuing drive, griffin hits josh morgan and he works his way in for the 11-yard touchdown. skins up 13-6 now. third quarter, how many times have we said this all season. alfred morris untouched on his way to the end zone

the other, jason wright. but now only one of them remains at limon. >> we went on lockdown. they shook tommy down and his cellie. it was a long shakedown, too. it was probably over an hour. maybe even longer than that. >> we had information that he was involved in drugs. we sent staff over to shake his cell down. and they found what tested positive for meth. >> they took him to the hole that night. two days later he was gone. they moved him. >> we just figured it was better to get holloman out of the cell and out of the picture because his name just keeps coming up. every time something seems to be happening and we get to the bottom of it, it leads to him. he's got enough clout that he can always have one of his cronies take the rap for it. it's best to give him a new start somewhere else. we'll see who floats to the top here in the 211. >> one of my friends told me that tommy had got moved out like a day or two, last week, or whenever it was. i don't think that would change my security here in this facility. because i know it's out there, whatever they told their friends th

kron4's sports' jason appelbaum will be here to break it down. later. >> tonight.now for today's market update. as anticipated. stocks took a nose dive after house republicans called off a vote on raising taxes on the wealthy last night.on wall street. the dow closed the day down 120 points. it had lost as much as 189 at one point. the nasdaq dropped 29- points. and the s-and-p 500 fell 13. >> pam: better economic news for california today -- unemployment has dropped below the ten percent. in a new jobs report -- the november the rate was nine- point-eight percent. down slightly from october. the improvement comes something as a surprise to many. since leading economists had predicted our state's unemployment to remain in the doublen digits through next year. >> jacqueline: rainfall totals is for the brunt of this system. santa rosa and nearly 1 in. in petaluma. pretty much everywhere else, the rainfall totals have been under two tenths of 1 in. of rain fall just shower in drizzly. as we take a look outside the stormtracker 4 radar fence and showers around the bay.

savings but really an ability for lafco to be more than it is right now and i appreciate working with jason fried as well and i hope he applies for that position and i hear what supervisor avalos is saying and it makes sense. >> colleagues, any other comments? questions? commissioner olague. >> now, i was just going to comment and if i missed my opportunity to comment on potential items -- is this the time? >> yes. >> well, i wanted to mention that i'm not sure if there are other examples of it, or how to even approach this, but in san francisco i guess there are few commissions that are still picked partly my the payor and partly by the board of supervisors. >> >> and i'm just wondering is there a way of sort of reflecting on their kind of decision making processes? or you know because -- for instance, park and rec is a commission selected fully by the mayor and you have planning commission which is like a three-four commission. you have mayor and board but i am wondering if there is anyway of looking -- one functions better than the other or any market differences in how these bodies func

when you read the entirety of jason's piece, which is the first article that i've read about footballbe see that bob costas chose to quote it carefully, specifically leaving out the part on his show the part where jason whitlock does get political and eloquently so here's part of what he did not read in that article. we've come to accept our insanity. we'd prefer to avoid seriously reflecting upon the absurdity of the prevailing notion that the second amendment somehow enhances our liberty rather than threatens it. how many young people have to die senselessly, how many lives have to be ruined before we realize that the right to bear arms doesn't protect us from a government equipped with stealth bombers, predator drones, tank, and nuclear weapons? i, for one, played enough football in high school and watched enough football for years after that to be done with football a long time ago but i'm glad that bob costas and jason whitlock aren't done with football. i'm glad they were there this weekend to speak to the football world about the biggest thing that happened in football this wee

jason, the mood has to be so sad. tell me a little bit about tonight's vigil. >> you know, i have seen a lot of emotional things throughout my life. tonight was -- it's really hard to explain. the vigil here tonight, so many people came out here soledad. there wasn't enough room for everyone. they stood outside in the freezing cold. hundreds of people stood in silence and listened. when the vigil led out, all of those standing outside went inside and you heard some singing at one point. groups broke off in to separate groups and started singing. people came here tonight and i know you heard anderson give the emotional interview. people came looking for answers like that mother was trying to give answers to her daughter. it's difficult. it's very tough to dry try to get those answers at this time. people came here looking for that. they came here to lean on each other and they turned to their faith. this is the kind of place where so many people that came out here tonight knew someone. they knew one of the faculty memb

jason, have you ever used much in the way of drugs? >> yeah, i've used drugs. >> 80% of the men i interview on intake will have either been under the influence or seeking money to be under the influence when they offend. these guys will say no, i'm not an addict, no, i'm not an alcoholic. i can handle my liquor. i can handle my pot. >> i've tried drugs but i'm not a drug addict. >> gee, it's gotten you arrested this many times, you've run over somebody, and now you're in prison. this doesn't look like it's working, to me. >> i'm just a country boy. i go to work, come home and drink a six-pack. that's basically about it. >> it's denial in the classic sense, that they are not giving you the truth. these guys have used those lines so many times, they now believe those lines. >> what kind of drugs have you had experience with? >> just like painkillers. >> okay. hydrocodone? >> yeah, and morphine. >> morphine. have you ever done oxycontin? >> yes, sir. >> okay. have you ever been through any treatment for drug abuse? >> no, sir. >> okay. do

that was jason whitlock. original piece he wrote is the one that bob costas cited when he agreed with jason whitlock. that was whitlock yesterday explaining the piece. now can someone tell me how an afternoon man shooting an african-american -- an african-american man shooting his african-american girlfriend, somehow that racist? >> bob: it's not. it was a bad thing for him to say. but i would raise one other point. that is with all that we are learning about this guy belcher with the troubled past and the rest of this, why can't a guy like that, an alcoholic go in a gun store and buy a gun legally? >> andrea: okay. you bring in the nra. >> greg: ban booze. >> andrea: they do not support people on drugs or criminals getting guns. this guy, sorry, if i were anybody reading this, he is an apologist for criminal behavior. columnist for domestic abuse. why does vit to be somebody's fault? do you think the nra -- sorry, do you think the nra is arming african-american communities and drugging them up for each other

this man supports writer jason whitlock who actually works for foxsports.com. he injected race into the kansas city chief's murder suicide. he said unnamed forces in america want guns in the black communities so that people of color could destroy each other. whitlock went on to call the nra, quote, the new kkk. that, of course, is insane. the only reason anybody ever heard about it is because bob costas mentioned whitlock in his gun commentary on nbc. so we called this whitlock guy and invited him on the factor. here's what he wrote, quote. i was summoned to testify before speaker of the big house, bill o'reilly, the fox news entertainer. i don't have to shuffle off to the big house when summoned. o'reilly is not boehner, pelosi, or obama. he's tv intertainer who spent the weeks after the election crying about the end of white establishment america. the end of the days when an upstanding white man felt entitled to summon whomever he wanted whenever he wanted to the big house to dance. i don't dance, unquote. now, that is pure racism. nothing else. whitlock impl

jason? >> jason is here 20 talk to us about the win tonight for the 49ers. >> it was probably the game of the year. they clinched a playoff spot in the process. nasty weather tonight. rainy and cold, temperatures in the 30s , a sloppy game. 49ers already up when michael crab tree comes down for the touchdown. could are been worse. but tom brady leads an amazing come back. they tie the game up. brady. cappernick finds crabtree again. he is off to the races. that would be the winning touchdown. it gave them a 38-31 lead. cappernick four touchdowns on the day. 49ers win 41-34. they clinch a playoff spot and they would win the division if they beat seattle. we will come back with complete highlights and reactions from both coaches in a minute. [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. get breyer's ice cream for $2.88 and dessert will surely s

. >> like a freddy versus jason, hockey-type mask. he was scaring kids as we walked in to the bathroom. >> what do you mean, he was scaring kids? >> like he had his mask on and was lurking toward them going -- ah! and they looked like a group of middle schoolers. >> this is in the nordstroms. >> this is after we walked to the food cour, in the food court restroom area. >> what was he wearing, do you know? >> dark clothing, all black. >> then what happened? >> then we went to a shop called tilly's and it is a zumi style store. we heard a sound like something metal hit the ground in the main area of the mall and we saw one of the shots fly by that was 25 to 30 feet away from where we were. >> did you hear shots? >> they echoed. tillys is diagonal from the clackamas mall. it didn't take us long in to walk in to tillys and then all of a sudden the shots started to just firing. we heard probably ten shots before we got to the back of the store. once we realized what was going on, the people from the store quickly grabbed every customer and

thanks ever so much pain with this much appreciated there jason walsh the r. and correspondent for the christian science monitor on the line from dublin thank you. now international calls have failed to get bahrain's leading human rights activists out of jail but an appeal sees the. sentence reduced as the almost two years of anti government protests rolls on in the gulf kingdom we speak about that so also after the break to the story of american woman who was also to be sterilized as a teenager is part of a government program to build a so-called healthy nation those stories in fact in fifteen minutes. but what was said break it's more than a break as the business bulletin is next c.i. katie big stories. being very kind to the shareholders they must be brazen a glass or two of champagne tonight yeah absolutely ten billion dollars is what they're proposing to dish out in the next three years but the question is kevin so the company's the company's doing well not particularly no and that's why i browse are being raised as to if they can afford these dividends a