the lock was released by swell jenkins of stepney green. primate was quietened and with a pad of chloroform administered by someone who lavishes their hair with mr. brewster of german street's pomade. this would suggest that he also sports a waxed mustache. mr. brewster being celebrated for his cosmetic wax for gentlemen. if this was so, lestrade, you could do worse than have a word with harry "the 'tache" wilcox of soho. >> good lord, holmes. your "nothing much" would be anyone else's "a great deal." >> yes, well, i'm sure my men will arrive at the same conclusion once their reports are in hand. >> you will also naturally have noticed, lestrade, that this is the sixth reported theft of a mature male primate. >> is it? six? good lord, exceptional. >> the gender of the animals removed is, i suggest, of the essence. good day. [monkeys screeching] [knocking] >> come in. >> my dearest alice. >> i'm not interrupting your work? >> no, no. i wasn't seriously engaged. just some notes for future enquiry, nothing more. shall we go through to the draw

monique jenkins insists there was just one. andrea mccarren brings us the update. >> when she said it was sold, i just burst out in tears. >> reporter: we met monique jenkins in july when she'd just been released from the hospital. while she fought for her life in a 12-day coma, her car, parked right in front of her northeast washington home, was booted, towed away, put on the auction block and sold. >> i started crying and then i said how can this happen? there has to be some law to protect people who are in the hospital. >> reporter: as of today, according to the department of motor vehicles, her 2005 dodge magnum had accrued more than $4,900 in storage fees from the blue plains impound lot. if her car had been sold, how could it still be subject to ongoing fines? tonight, the department of public works says it wants to apologize for its sloppy record keeping. the car jenkins bought for $13,000 in 2008 was sold at auction for $4,300. andrea mccarren, 9 news now. >> they may have issued an apology for its record keeping but no

that's how richard jenkins is. for 40 years, he's had this amazing career where he played these beautiful supporting roles. i mean, did a phenomenal job with everything, and that was his first lead role. and it was just... >> hinojosa: so because people are going to be like, "wait a second," they don't know richard jenkins. so richard jenkins on six feet under played the... >> he played the husband who was a ghost. he died and then he was like the ghost, he keeps coming back. >> hinojosa: but everybody knows his face. like you, there are a lot of... you know, when i saw your name i was like, "haaz sleiman-- don't know the name," but the second i read what you were doing, i was like, "oh, i know exactly who it is." you have got an incredibly memorable face. >> mm, hopefully, that's good. >> hinojosa: that was like, a set up for you to say, "yes, and i knew that as a child." >> ah! >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> actually, i did, but i didn't want to like, brag. my folks are very... you know, have also like, very specif

but monique jenkins insists there was only one unpaid parking ticket. andrea mccarron joins us with more. >> reporter: in july, you will recall dpw, told us it had sold the car. if that was the case, why is monique jenkins accruing storage fees from the impound lot? as of today, according to the dmv, she owes more than $4900 and the number keeps growing we met monique jenkins in july when she had just been released from the hospital. while she fought for her life in a 12-day coma her car parked right in front of her washington home was booted, towed away, put on the auction block and sold. >> i started crying and i said how can this happen? it has to be some law to protect you while you are in the hospital. >> the department of public works says jenkins had three unpaid tickets. enough to justify to go and selling it. jenkins insists she only knew of one and she simply had forgotten to pay it. >> they never contacted me by phone. i didn't get anything in the mail. she last tracked it to the blue plains impound lost in southwest and was told by dpw it wa

. >> a yellow ribbon is on the home of the jenkins door. michael is the first with the combat aviation brigade of the maryland national guard. >> i am very excited for the families who do get to spend christmas with their soldiers. a lot will still be over in kuwait. >> michael was just deployed in september. his unit moved to kuwait but he's not coming home yet. >> lieutenant michael jenkins deployment with the maryland national guard is scheduled for a year and his family says a great gift would be if that deployment wrapped up and michael came home early. >> the family says skypex definitely helped. first lieutenant michael jenkins is a pilot and flies a massive helicopter and his wife says yes, she's glad he's in kuwait but by the same token any day he flies she's on guard. >> about 32000 american troops and tens of thousands of iraqi vs. been injured in the war. >>> a lawyer for accused child molester jerry sandusky says he was misunderstood. sandusky, the former penn state football coach admitted showering with young boys. the lawyer

nestled in the green plains of jenkins county, it is but a blip on the georgia state map. if you decided to stop for a quick meal at vera's kitchen, a sunday church service or a tank of gas, you would be sure to hear some small town gossip. you'd hear that kimberly thompson, a single mother of three, was wondering how she could provide for her daughters after she lost her factory job. >> it was very painful. i didn't see it coming. >> or that crystal chance was sitting in her empty restaurant, alone, and dejekted after she was forced to shut it down. >> a part of me was sad, but this was a decision i had to make. i didn't have a choice. >> or someone might tell you that sandy beckton, a former bank vice president had already applied for more than 50 jobs, and hadn't been offered a single one. >> my family needs for me to work because i need to support my family. >> and you realize like in so many small towns and cities across america, life in mill millen was a struggle to make ends meet. more than two years we were told the recovery started, unemployment still ruled here,

i am carol jenkins and we will see you the next time.love you all. >> booktv recently visited baton rouge, louisiana with the help of local cable affiliate, communication. the visit was part of our city for checking out literary culture of several locations across the country. now let governor william claiborne's correspondence on the campus of louisiana state university. >> i am para and i am head of special collections for l s u library. special collections is held here. special collections has a variety of different parts to it. today are am talking about an item from the louisiana and lower mississippi valley collection which is the premier collection in special collections. documents the history and culture of louisiana and the lower mississippi valley from the colonial era to the present day and includes published material like books, journals and newspapers as well as unpublished manuscripts like this volume i have here which is one of our jewels that william claiborne's letter book. this latter book was capped by william claiborn

for example, roy jenkins, a close friend of mine, he writes 500 words a day, and then he was reluctant to change them. i work differently. i write an awful lot of words and change them and change them so that i might write in the space of morning 6,000 words for a book like that, but very few of the 6,000 words emerge in the final draft of what i do, but one is constantly refashioning. it's a refashioning. the miracle of working with a computer and i wrote my early books ntle pre-computer age, is it's easy to slop things in and out, and all the time you're -- but the other skill, i think the other thing is indispensable, and i'm writing a book in 1914 and the beginnings of and before the first world war and the campaigns. i have research of this men working for -- of this many working for me in belgrade, and i had one working in austria and germany, and, you know, i have french stuff myself, so you end up at the moment, i've got about 500 pages of typewritten notes, and i'll spend the next two years refashioning that stuff, the 500 pages into a cohearnt narrative, but you get a thrill.

griff jenkins talked to her and she talked about what iowa voters are saying on the trail. >> it's like an electric light switch that went off the last debate. after the sioux city debate in iowa, they could see the way i talk on ron paul. on whether or not iran could have a nuclear weapon, that is very important issue. they want to make sure we don't have a problem with national security and a of all the candidates in the race i am most current with national security experience. the world is a problematic place right now. we are probably more vulnerable than we've been in 40 years. so the next president is very important they see me somebody can stand up for the country. together we need to stand up for ourselves across the world but stand up with the economy. >> reporter: if you don't finish in the top tier, top three or new hampshire as you go, at what point do you begin to evaluate your bid and go back and run for congress so you can continue the fight that you've led in washington against obamacare? or are you all in for this presidency run or is it all or nothing? >> i'm all in fo

griff jenkins joins us with the latest. >> reporter: it's absolutely anybody's game. things are changing here. there is really no other way to describe it other than to say the republican race for the presidential nomination has gone into full-blown campaign mode. all the candidates are scrambling crisscrossing the states on buses at rallies at townhalls and they are scrambling for the 120,000 republican caucus goers for a winning share come a week from tonight. in the ads $10 million being spent by the candidates and outside groups in just the last four weeks. biggest one is rick perry. attacks definitely getting vicious. gingrich not only accused romney of being a massachusetts moderate but also campaigning to the left of ted kennedy. mitt romney on a full campaign, did a speech in davenport, iowa tonight. he has kept a low priel profile. ron paul continuing to a top the polls. michele bachmann and rick santorum appealing to the christian conservatives to get a bump. one thing has not changed, indecision among iowa voters, nearly half 45%, they have not decided who

griff jenkins joins us live from iowa. >> reporter: it's quiet now but that is about to change. one week from tomorrow, iowa voters will have the first say in the country as who they would like to see the republican presidential nominee. one candidate today, rick santorum was on the campaign trail about 30 minutes from here hunting with prominent conservatives like steve king. he has campaigned more than any other candidate here in the state. he received a major endorsement just before the break, but he isn't leading the polls. according to the real clear politics average, ron paul is leading the pack with just over 22% romney, 21%. grin gingrich, 14%. then rounded out with perry, 12%. michele bachmann and santorum behind them that. now, it's going to be all about retail politicking tomorrow, it will be a battle of the buses. you've got gingrich, romney, perry and michele bachmann, all launching major bus initiatives. romney will give a major speech to iowa voters. he'll have a three-day tour. gingrich is unveiling his bus and bachmann tell me that bus tour is going to all 99 co

(liz) listen to this: "dear santa, my name is chanel jenkins.n walk to school. my dream is to be a doctor some day--" [cries] that kid's never gonna be a doctor. better buy it a jet ski. [reluctant agreeing] this is what the holidays are all about. okay. merry christmas, everyone. [telephone rings] hello? (jack) i'm free, lemon. where are you? i hear sunshine. i ducked down to florida for a surprise early christmas. i showed up three days early, showered my mom with gifts. she called them all "adequate." it's a christmas miracle. well, i'm glad to hear it went well. tell colleen i said hi. i wish i could, but she's out for her morning walk. and i'm off to have a real christmas. fly to rio, tan in the nude. bet on some monkey wrestling. just like norman rockwell always drew it. well, have a good flight. i could fly there without a plane. [laughs] [engine starts] [humming] [tires screech] [suspenseful musical swell] [gasps] mother. [exciting jazz music] ♪

. >> reporter: john jenkins said the $6 telescope purchased in 2009 allows the researchers to see what has never been seen before. the kepler is one of thousands planets that could support life. >> the behavior and the interior structure and dynamic of stars. >> reporter: they hope it gives younger generations to be star struck. what's exciting is all the information is being put online so you can help them. we set up the web site at ktvu.com, just go to web links. janice, ktvu news. >>> ended this afternoon with the arrest of a teenager on the roof of a 6 story apartment complex. news chopper 2 was there. investigators say just before the arrest, he dropped his gun from the roof on to a courtyard. the suspect locked for more than three hours and prompted some street closures in that area. >>> the san francisco s.w.a.t. team was looking for a gunman. near san jose city college, looking for a man accused of shooting two people before midnight. they found the man's car in the neighborhood. the search was called off by 4:00 this morning. >>> an overnight freeze warning issued for parts of

. >> reporter: it's all pushing up the age of marriage. 40-year-old christopher jenkins, and shino omata, 36, tied the knot in manhattan today, both for the first time. >> i think that anything sooner would have been the wrong person. >> there's still evidence that people want to get married and that they eventually will. >> we'll know when the right time is. right now is not the right time. >> reporter: if current trends continue, within a few years, fewer than half of american adults will be married. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: another interesting note we found in the pew research, 64% of americans with college degrees are married. for those with only high school degrees, just 47% are married. back in 1960, the rates were about equal. marijuana use among teenagers has gone up four years in a row. in a survey, one out of every 15 aol students admitted using marijuana every day or almost daily. that's the highest rate in 30 years. alcohol use, however, continues to decline. these findings were put out today by the national institute on drug abuse. elizabeth taylor wa

phil jenkins says all extreme sports come with risk, mountain climbing, surfing or off road vehicles. >> as long as we're informing the public of what you are going to be exposed to, that should be left up to the individuals to make their informed decisions. >> still ahead, are you looking for new gentler laser treatment? one that takes care of sun damage without painful side effects. plus... monterey couple who launched an organic revolution. we'll havery next.ñ!xxxç/ç/ ú >>> a new laser treatment is promising to help skin damage. it comes with less down time than earlier treatments. carolyn johnson reports. >> any questions? >> no. >> mike turner says his skin bears the battle scars of active life. >> i did a lot of swimming. >> he is going to reraise some of the damage with a new laser marketed under clear and brilliant. >> not all that skin damage, fine lines. >> dermatologist says the system is genetics her on the skin than earlier lasers with a recovery time of under 24 hours. >> these are very gentle. three or four more days of hiding up and aggressive ones were up to a week

. >> man: billionaire victor newman confessed to the murder of his ex-wife diane jenkins. mr.turned himself over

jenkins doing the drills, he makes it look like it is nothing.ame from practice this afternoon to have been in studio visit with us. this is just days before we get it going. welcome and clay, i will start with you. you had a couple preseason games, forget about the second one, but what have you learn most of that experience? >> we both have to adjust to the nba case it is a lot different than college to adjust to the shot clock to go from 25 seconds. we just got a feeling of the system and as far as the defense and what they expect. >>vern: you come from washington state, tony bennett, i guess this is wrapped up in livermore. and you have the nba pedigree your dad michael thompson for years and nba star, what is the best advice that he is giving you? >> he has always told me to take the game by game, he told me would not play great every game. he city will have a bad game every once in awhile but it is how you come back that is how you measure your plane. he told me that it goes will fast. he played for 12 years. and he said it is finished befor

. >>> in milwaukee, vanderbilt's john jenkins scored 14 points. to help upset number 14 marquette.t to a win over the golden eagles. >>> in the nba, the defending champions dallas mavericks are still winless. the mavericks vince carter hit a three-pointer to give dallas the lead in the closing seconds, but oklahoma city's kevin durant hit a buzzer-beater and the thunder beat dallas 104-102. >>> in los angeles, kobe bryant surge in the fourth quarter against the new york knicks. the final, l.a. 99, new york 82. >>> another ring for michael jordan. this one a little bit different. the basketball legend is reportedly engaged to his long time girlfriend model yvette prieto. this will be the second marriage for jordan who divorced his first wife juanita in 2006 after 17 years. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and nasa kicks off the new year by going back to the moon twice. all about the new mission next. we've done a good job caring for our mouths. that's why there's a rinse like crest pro-health multi-protection. it helps you get a better dental check

he's stripped of the ball by malcolm jenkins.ce, right time, right bounce and right to the house. takes it all the way back for the score. one more look. a great job of stripping the ball by scott shanle. and new orleans, all over it. that aggressive defense by gregg williams, doing the work. fourth quarter. third and nine, brees 30 yards from the record. marques colston, for the first down to extend the drive. brees to devery henderson, for 11 yards and another first down. he needs seven yards to make history. two plays later, nfl immortality. >> brees back. touchdown and there's the record. drew brees, in rare air. the all-time single-season nfl passing record. >> brees breaks the mark. saints break the falcons, 45-16. >>> by the way, brees still has one more game to go. a scary thought for any opposing defense. >> i absolutely -- >> that's right. >> widely regarded as one of the nfl's genuinely good guys. in fact, a reflection of that was dan marino's reaction to that accomplishment. after brees broke the record, no said great

mind to three but finally that long to go over and russia has been formally invited to join richard jenkins looks at the changes this will bring. becoming a member of the world trade organization is both a political and economic milestone the fact that for such a long time russia now a top ten global economy was outside the trading club that unites ninety eight percent of the world's population sounds pretty ridiculous under w t o rules the average duty on imports of goods will be reduced to seven point eight percent for agriculture it will be lowered to ten point eight from thirteen point two percent and as for manufactured goods the decline will be to seven point three percent from the current nine and a half the parliament in russia still needs to ratify russia's exception to the w t o but obviously these changes will not happen in one day only a third of newly set import duties are expected to come straight after the ratification basically those which will not do any harm medicine for example will become cheaper gradually over three years to give local producers time to adapt to new mar

. >> steven jenkins is the lead singer and creative force behind the band.that "semi-charmed life" was such a huge hit. >> nobody listened to lyrics and started playing it. >> the song with a catchy beat was about a drug user's spiraling addiction and was not the single the band would have chosen to define their early career. ♪ i would understand >> that first album sold an incredible 6 million copies, but despite the band's runaway success, they quickly realized they no longer had control of their image and the dresks thirf their music. >> when an artist is signed to a major label they have very little control, and for a lot of artists that becomes very frustrating because they are losing their identity. >> after a couple of frustrating years and dwindling record sales, third eye blind was suffering an identity crisis, so they went independent, walking away from the industry to runt business and the brand of third eye blind themselves. >> you know, when we started, we made all the records, and they made all the money. it was a good bargain actually because

to cross the ongoing legacy of the kim family i'm joined by peter jenkins in cambridge he is the former u.k. ambassador to the i.a.e.a. and international organizations and partner at a d r g m basters in boston we have jim walsh he's an expert in international security and a research associate at the massachusetts institute of technology and in washington we cross to john feffer he is co-director of foreign policy in focus at the institute for policy studies are generally cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it first i'd like to go to jim walsh in boston are we have a twenty seven year old man who has been anointed leader of north korea as far as we know so far but his father had twenty years of print apprenticeship to become leader of north korea is this guy ready well i think the short answer peters no he's probably not prepared to do this i don't want to discriminate on the basis of age but it would seem unlikely on its face if only because he needs time to make the internal alliances build relationships and consolidate his