. >> what a mess in dallas, thanks to mike boettcher, let's bring in our meteorologist jeff smith who tracked it all in the weather center. you were telling me a major storm on the east coast. going to make for a dangerous sunday. >> let's go right to the maps. we have snow that will be breaking out in the washington d.c. area late tomorrow morning, this goes to an icy mix especially west of d.c., western virginia. this could be a major ice storm up to a half inch. monday at 11:00 any snow has turned to rain, but the northern and western suburbs could have a slippery commute. >> very cold temperatures tonight. >> just like the past couple weeks, we're talking 10 to 35 degrees below normal. check oumt these lows overnight. north dakota getting down to 25 below, subfreezing air all the way down to the piedmont, to the carolinas, 42 in los angeles. >> the west coast as you pointed out not in the clear. >> another storm moving in will create snow in the four corners region especially west of denver, up to a foot at aspen. snow in flagstaff, arizona and the cold air mass in southern califo

oh, jeff smith. in portland this week, if successful, how many terms, jeff. >> four. >> that is correct. four. >> all right. it was announced this week that former alaska governor sarah palen will host a new show in 2014 on this obscure channel featuring outdoor lifestyle programming. anyone? i'm going to be kind of proud of you. >> i will lose points if i get it wrong. >> i think i have it on the hand here. >> the sportsman channel. correct. anyway, that's what i say. >> all right. let's see the final tally. >> that means that jeff with 1,900 points. >> pretty strong. >> you are the up against the clock champion and you are our new all time high scoring champion, way to go. kristen, you are also up there. all right. bill wolf, tell him what he's won. >> as our champion, you will have your name printed in exquisite sharpee on the coveted "up against the clock" gold cup. you get to take it home and show it off to friends, family and school children for one week. you will receive an appearance this com

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you talk about whatever jeff smith did in the justice department. i think the great shame of the administration is what they did to veterans. even in terms of money. >> right. she absolutely was even more forceful than harding. he was reluctant to turn hard on his old friends. he did have to accept the resignation of forbes. >> sent him out of the country. >> while you were talking but the veterans, we saw some clips of veterans in wheelchairs. some credit florence for creating photo ops. what she responsible for them? >> she was the first first lady to use photography at these opportunities. many of your viewers may know there was a picture with her with filipino women looking for independence for their country. it was a wonderful photo op. she liked to do this. she had this photogenic dog. he was featured. it was put forward by these photo ops. again, it ties into our discussion of hollywood and celebrity culture that was part of her. she wore a neck clasp. it became popular. many people wanted to copy it. there was a harding blue collar she wore.

. >> reporter: but over time that began to look too good to be truchlt jeff smith who manages the winen was a fake. >> when they began to sell the wine at sotheby's and zachys, they realized wine became an issue with the corks and labels. >> reporter: when they raided his home they found a sophisticated operation for corking bottles and producing fake labels. >> reporter: these are all counterfeiting labels. even home printers, you can do a remarkable job of creating a koub terfit. >> this could be classified as a high-classed problem for rich people. >> yes, it would. but whether or not your taste is for a $10 bottle or $10,000 bottle, you deserve to get a genuine glass of wine. >> kurniawan's attorney says his client was duped and he's also a victim. if convicted he face 40s years. as for the buyers of the wine, they're out of luck. >> indeed. so if you're a collector and you taste one of these wines, you may not know because most people while they claim to know a lot about wine, probably cannot tell. >> if you're drinking wine that's 40 or 50 years old, no one knows how it was suppo

jeff smith said her treatment struck a nerve. >> the fact she was strip searched and the graphic detail as in the indian press have fed the public fur. >> if convicted she could face 15 years in prison. the big sticking point between the u.s. and indian governments is whether as a diplomat she should be considered immune to prosecution. because she's junior level, the state department says she's not a high ranking official therefore the immunity does not apply in this case. they are reviewing the circumstances around her arrest. >> margaret what about the nanny? >> the nanny stopped working for her back in june. she reported this paid discrepancy discrepancy. the investigates informed the indian go. in september. that complaint led to this investigation, arrest and prosecution. >> margaret thanks. >>> the federal reserve may announce a major policy change after a two day meeting. the economy is doing before. there's speculation the fed could start to cut back controversial bond buying programs. >> that puts an extra trillion a year in the economy. the final news conference of bernanke i

it is presented by jeff smith of the new school and david nair. >> that's me. thank you very much. we know in the study of american politics, there has been increasing literature developed around the politics of scandal. early on a lot of this literature first focused at the presidential level and centered on the media dynamics they created an environment rife for scandal. more recently, moving below the presidential level, we're seeing more and more research including as cases proliferate of a quantitative nature that really thinks through what scandals matter the most determines having impact, what is a lingering effect of the scandals across time, and we know scandals matter most to candidate to try to stay in thate initially and then received across time. we also know increasingly with scandals have the biggest impact in terms of the electoral -- future of electoral of candidates. we look at a different question. this is a issue that is getting increasing attention and that is candidates who leave the electoral scene because of scandals but then try to come back at a later date

literally kind a grew up together, all of the groups like public enemy, heavy d and the boys, will smith and jazzy jeffy by nature, leaders of the new school. jungle brothers. >> you would tour with them? >> yeah. >> and at that time were you the closer or one of the baby bands there on the tour? >> i wasn't the baby baby, you know, i wasn't the infant, but i was like the toddler. >> uh-huh. >> you know, public enemy and heavy and will and them they would have been like the teenagers, the grown ups. >> is that a good spot to be in, in that middle section? >> you want to be in the top spot. it's the cool section to be in. when you come out when you're the baby baby act when you have no juice at all you get like three minutes to perform and we talking about arenas and 20,000 seat arenas and you literally have to go out there and do a three and a half minute show or a six minute show. i would come in and look at the set list. we was last sometimes. like really? they got six minutes to perform? >> you do unity but you only get to unit? >> exactly. ladies first. ladies -- thank you so much. good night y'all

in the jack was born in portsdz smith born in hawaii and jeff was born in connecticut.he had a lot of jobs rape sons because jimmy was not around a lot of the time nd she would run the family finances which a task she took on at the farm as well. was busy but also enjoyed the opportunity to travel to all these great places and i think enjoyed living in hawaii, for instance. it was a special experience for them. accepted arter was into the nuclear submarine worked with the father of the nuclear submarine program. he leads it. why? >> i think the main reason is dies earlier than expected. passed away inl, 1953, and billy was too young to farm.ver the so, it was kind of, i guess, a question that the farm might be if he didn't mily go back. hen he went back he found out his father had been more active in the community helping poor people and giving loans to needed help and he never realized that as a child more thought i could do good back here. the thing is he didn't consult question ynn on that and she actually refused to talk on the trip and he said after that, he learne

smith and ship was born in hawaii. jeff was born in connecticut.f jobs freezing be sons because jimmy was not around a lot. their sons because jimmy was not around a lot. she also had to run the form as well. she was very busy. she also enjoyed the opportunity to travel to all of these great places. they enjoyed living in hawaii. it was a special experience for them. was accepteder into the navy submarine program. this is a cash a job in the navy. he leaves it, why? reason is that his father dies earlier than expected. his father earl passed away in 1953. it was a question that before might be lost to the family if you did not go back. when he went back to his fathe'' oral, he found out that his father had been more active in the community, helping poor people and giving loans, and he never realized that as a child. he felt that he could do more good back here. he did not consult with rosalynn on that question. she actually refused to talk to him on the trip between schenectady in plains. learnedafter that, he his lesson and he would no longer make

jeff saut, raymond james chief investment strategist in florida and sandra smith from the pits of the, we'll start with you. >> things are getting more exciting now. in nine minutes they will start singing nelly, the first is more festive today. we have several good economic reports this morning. case-shiller home price index, a really nice annual gain, up more than 13%. consumer confidence impressing them in the month of december. so we'll take it, rounding out the year with the best gains in like 18 years. also, want to look at hertz shares. they're hitting a 52-week high. jpmorgan increased the price target on hertz to $35 from $26. the news of course, before that, was that hertz adopt ad shareholder rights plan as it observed unusual activity in the shares. what that means if a person or group acquires 10% or more of the stock that goes into effect. back to you. >> flag us when they begin nelly. we love to check in when they do some of that. sandra smith with a bright spot in otherwise gloomy commodities market. >> by far and away the best performing commodity so far this year. na

jeff duncan with duncan financial management says u.s. equities may run out of steam and hot harlots and sandra smith here in the pits of the cme. will start with you talking about something that todd told me in the nose that he set out for today's program, that this is one of the least loved rallies and wall street history, that is, despite the fact that people are making a lot of profit, lot of other people are not, and it is not a well-loved rally. do you agree? >> yes. the numbers prove it. stock mutual fund inflow really have shown that investors have tiptoed back into this rally toward the end of the year, but the fact of the matter is, it is a strong rally with the s&p 500 the dow jones industrial, but the russell and the s&p 500 mid cap, basically a broad based rally across the board. hoping a lot of investors said weapon the s&p 500 has gained when 20% or more. history says that 82 percent of the time the stock market goes on to rally in the following year. right now -- investors you not want to miss that one. cheryl: top pick up on what sandra was saying. this is what you're looking at right now. >> it is the most heat

jeff for joining us. joining us from canada. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> jith -- john henry smith here with sport with an unusual day.e say that every week. >> it was championship day saturday. one day that could send shock waves through the b.c. s and that is the campionship. ohio could punch their ticket to the b.c. s, put hats were centred on. cook tossing to keith. 73 yard touchdown. later cook is at it again, looking for mr tony lifford and find him. michigan 17-0. they cut the lead to seven at the break. early in the 7th. miller left-hand. suddenly this game is up. layer in the third. 24 unanswered points. from there results all the time. ending on a 17-0 run. michigan punches the ticket to the rose ball. knocking it out of the state. >> they were holorring. the buckeyes losing much tiger on tiger. missouri shared the nickname. he fumbled three times, lost two of them. >> mason with 195 yards m auburn led 28-27. adjustments at half time did not work. >> 304 yards rushing. four tvs. auburn 59-42. snow auburn is probably going to the b.c. s game. talking on duke in the a.c.c. title game. the seminoles never lost

jeff powers making six of his 7 seven 3-point shots. they open the pac-12 conference schedule thursday at stanford. >>> coach rick pit know and the 6th-ranked louisville cardinals faced john calipari's wildcats. russ smith are so vicious, for such a little guy. 18th-ranked kentucky beat louisville. louisville. kentucky wins 7-66. >>> also today stanford women finished off fresno state and st. mary's beats gonzaga in overtime. >>> well if louisville's junior quarterback bridgewater decides to enter the next nfl draft, he a wanted to send this video to all 32 teams. louisville bridgewater threw three pd passes and ran for another cardinals win 12 games for the second time in school history. senorise perry busts up the three canes touchdown there. louisville beats miami 36-9. raider fans, would be the he look good in silver and black? yeah. >> in the beautiful wild wings bowl in tempe, jake waters threw three td passes. lockett made ten catches, 116 yards and three touchdowns and wildfires beat michigan. it's not a good sign when the highlight of a bowl game is the venue. yankee stadium hosting the pinstripe bowl. notre dame against rutgers. this game featured eight field goals. notre dame's folston scores