he's the prince of dubai, he's joe smith from ft.ne, indiana, but a video on youtube brings them together. >>> you guys may remember this incredibly sad story of animal neglect. we brought the story to you a few months ago. lacy, molly and angus, three shih tzus. the owner pleaded guilty to six counts of animal neglect. the dogs couldn't see, they could hardly walk. here are the dogs now. these pictures provided by north news. the dogs all cleaned up, happy as can be and luckily have found permanent homes just in time for the holidays. each one of the dogs, lacy, angus and molly were all adopted to separate families. it took a little bit of time for the dogs to reacclimate to human care, they were obviously afraid, but the new owners all say they're loving, sweet dogs. >> these dogs go through horrendous abuse or neglect and end up being the friendliest, sweetest pets someone would want. >> you can't believe someone would let this precious, adorable little animal become that neglected mess. you can't imagine what kind of human being

look we're not gonna wait around for joe smith to show up. we've wasted enough time already. just sore. joe we're wasting time. let's get busy. yeah. hey paul i got a length of rope in my truck. you want to get it for me? sure. there is no use in you fellows waiting around. why don't you go home? i'll stick around. when you find out you can't get him out then we'll have to shoot him. yeah. if that opening didn't t i could do it? we can try. i don't know timmy. i'm not afraid. look timmy if we let you down in there you got to be very careful. now look timmy when you get down there i'm gonna throw my coat down. with it and the rope. see if you can make a sling so we can lift the dog out, huh? okay now. easy now. hold that. there we go. easy now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪it's alright boy. we're gonna get you out. here's the coat timmy. ♪ ♪ ♪ are you alright? ah huh! but he's wedged in too tight to get the coat around him. coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ here we go. there is a big rock over him and one in front of him. are you ready to call it quits? not yet. we still got a chance. i think you

. >> i'm joe smith. think that the dems want to raise taxes and the republicans want spending cuts, and as far as i'm concerned, i'd rather have the rich people pay taxes than me lose my entitlements. pat goodell can that work? >> people want at the rich to pay more because, okay, they should pay more. at the same time they don't want the economy to go in the hole. the other thing is they don't want the country to go broke, and what the republicans fail to do they fail to community indicate. they couldn't communicate themselves out of 0 wet babier bag. they don't hold barack obama accountable. you're the president and should lead on spending. this move of his give himself powers no president has had you take that to the country and say, you want him deciding he can spend whatever he wants. >> like removing the debt ceiling. >> exactly. i'm saying that's the issue. >> you're saying now that the president should outline the cuts because nobody is going the table to say this has to come off. >> the presiden

. >> i'm joe smith and i think that the dems want to raise taxes and the republicans want spending cuts far as i'm concerned, i'd rather have the rich people pay taxes than me to lose my entitlements. pat, can that ever work? >> well i think that's what most people think right now. they want the rich to pay more because maybe we should have them pay more. at the same time, they don't want the economy to go in the hole. the other thing is they don't want the country to go broke. what the republicans failed to do is what you're saying. they failed communication case w50eus. wise. they don't hold ban barack baraa accountable. to give himself powers that no president has had, you take that to the country and say you want him deciding he can just spend whatever he wants? >> that's like removing the debt ceiling. >> exactly. >> that's wha wt you're talking about. >> i'm saying that's the issue >> you're saying that the president should outline the cuts because nobody's going to the table to say this has to come off. >> all you have to say -- i'm sorry, go ahead. >> the president has to come u

. >> reporter: a few years ago joe smith saw a serious accident a block away at millwood. >> she was going 60 miles an hour and hit her. >> reporter: a teen was critically injured here in 2006. all three of these crosswalks are within a short distance along el camino real, none have any kind of warning signals, and all have had serious accidents over the years. do you think it's safe? >> no. it's not safe. >> reporter: what about the drivers? are they paying attention? >> well, most the drivers don't care. >> reporter: since el camino real is a state highway, only caltrans can make changes to the roadway or the crosswalks. caltrans was sued after the 2006 accident and paid damages to the victim's family but in he terms of improving safety, they painted marks on the road. this person feels it's not enough. >> it's scary because sometimes you're like right in the middle and like one car stops and there's like the next one just keeps going. >> caltrain says every intersection is different. as as for the intersection at millwood where the person was thrown 30 feet into the air, that's th

we cover direct advocacy ads issue ads within six months of the campaign that say stop joe smith fromxes and it's a detailed regulatory scheme that we think is going to close a loophole. if you give money to a candidate, and you give money to a pac, they have to disclose who the donors are. this vehicle is only used by people who want to influence an election and conceal their identity and we're closing that loophole with these regulations. >> eliot: to start with something that you said that you and i have been in the political arena, you appreciate this, people would be amazeed to realize not for profits are allowed to participate in pure political advertising. >> but there are very strict limits on it. the irs has been very close to take action. at the end of the day they are the ones who have the power to revoke the not-for-profit status which we hope it will encourage them to take more action. but most non-profits do not engage in political activity. pure charities can't spend a dollar. c-4s which are supposed to be exclusively for social welfare purposes are allowed to spend a l

ravens first two proeggs ises, they have a pair of touchdowns, joe to smith, six yards. hang on snoopy, hang on. library the song used to say. first quarter, flacco scores what they call a one yard touchdown officially. second quarter, ray rice following this reception from flacc o, 27-yards down south. touchdown, makes it 23-7. add another four field goals in the last quarter alone. the rookie justin tucker. for no flacc o, 209-yards passing. eli had only 150. winning back-to-back division titles, a team first, by the way, defending somebody champs, 8-7, still clinging to playoff hopes >> let's go to the ravens locker room. >> huge to get it this way after what we have been going through. we have been fighting. this season, it's a journey. we still have a game left. it's really special, how far we take each other, we'll find out. that remains to be seen, but, this is sure a great group of guys to be around every day and for them to earn a championship like this means a lot. >>> in an earlier game, pittsburgh, hall-of-famer, franco harris on the left -- 24 seconds, left

dominating fashion, and joe flacco to torrey smith. look at that catch. 43 yards. joe flacco would score later in the keeper. the first receiving touchdown of the season. he threw for her 429 yards. and the backup running back. in the end zone. the ravens more than 500 yards of offense with the giants less than two hundred. the ravens will likely face the colts in the playoffs. we will talk about that coming up later. >> and now to our other big story. a police-involved shooting in baltimore county. gregory stiegel was shot and killed after a confrontation with an officer. the suspect's mother spoke with us exclusively. nadia has more on this. >> cathy says her son may have been troubled, but posed no threat to anyone, especially police officer. >> it has been a tough day because today was -- birthday. but she says she is having a tough time understanding why anyone would kill her son who was a paranoid schizophrenic. >> he has been a non-violent person. i have never seen him be violent ever. >> an officer on patrol spotted gregory still behind a shell service stati

first quarter, joe flacco tosses to torrey smith. that was a pickup of 43 yards. joe flacco carry it in. they would take an early 7-0 lead. joe flacco to ray rice. touchdown for ray rice. ravens were up 14-0. then we move to the fourth quarter. watch him go, 78 yards. didn't make it to the end zone. the ravens make it to another division title. 33-14. everyone on the board has made it to the postseason. right out of sight baltimore would face indianapolis in the wild-card round. the ravens cannot get a first- round bye. that is up for grabs right now. the redskins keeping their hopes for a division title alive, clipping the wings of the eagles. 7-6 eagles. robert griffin iii to josh morgan. washington leads. then the handoff to morris. the redskins lead 20-10. a beautiful pass to santana moss. the redskins win. but showalter nears a contract extension with the orioles. -- buck showalter nearest a contract extension with the orioles. sources say a deal is expected to be finalized early within the new year. the owner is in new york right now and said if he wants to b

very special thanks to my boss who is here and sandra smith and bill smith and joe devito and otherwise known as the president of "red eye." >> tonight on huckabee. >> decorating trees still not happy. >> why is charlie brown preesed? because it is offensive. we weigh in on the trouble standard. >> we are going to have to see the rates on the top 2 percent go up. >> virginia congressman randy forge on the president to go over the fiscal cliff. >> gabby douglas on the role of her try iumph. >> governor mike huckabee. >> thank you very much. great audience thank you from huckabee fox news studios in new york city. >> for the past few weeks i have 48 city scarlet i met several hundred who watch the show every week. there is political gridlock on both parties and many of you are concerned about the country. your kids and grand kids could have a better life in you. the recurring theme i heard over and over was the sense that our leaders weren't leading and they aren't listening. the elections accident a clear message. they said meet the new boss instesame as the old boss. same president, sam

first quarter, joe flacco tosses into torrey smith. that was a pickup of 43 yards.would take an early 7-0 lead. touchdown for ray rice. then we move to the fourth quarter. watch him go, 78 yards. the ravens make it to another division title. 33-14. >> we kept saying we had everything in front of us. we could still win the division and, here and play as well as we did today. that says a lot of what kind of team we are and what kind of team we're going to be. >> we just need to shuffle the cards and see have the matchups play out. the ravens could finish with the third or fourth seed. right now baltimore would face indianapolis in the wild car route. the first-round bye is up for bids. buck showalter nearest a contract extension with the orioles. bringing baltimore back to its winning ways and they are reportedly in the final stages of negotiations. a deal is expected to be finalized early in the new year. if he wants to be here, we want him here. >> i'm having flashbacks to your sports days. on.ring int what happened that caused the deaths of four people. >> he can s

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to clinch the afc north hosting the giants. 1st quarter ravens up 7-0, joe flacco, a perfect pass up the right side to torrey smith. the former terp holds it down at the 1, a 43-yard gain, sets up a flacco 1 yard run. 2nd quarter 17-7, flacco hits ray rice over the middle. the ravens rack up 533 yards and crush the giants 33-14 to clinch the afc north division and home playoff game. giants no longer a factor in the nfc east race. >>> vikings on the road needing a win against the houston texans. adrian peterson held in check just 86 yards rushing today. 1st quarter the vikes christian ponder fakes the handoff and gets a 3-yard score, sets off confetti, imagine -- imaginary. minnesota clinches a wildcard spot with a home win next week against the packers. >>> the bears visiting the cardinals in the desert, air 30 christmas spirit. beanie wells -- arizona in the christmas spirit, beanie wells fumbles the exchangget any easi that. fast forward to the 3rd quarter, pass picked off by charles tillman and this is the tillman waltz in from 10 out. 28-13. chicago needs a win over detroit next week to help their postseason c

very special thanks to my boss who is here and sandra smith and bill smith and joe devito and otherwise known as the president of "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld, see you next time. the. >> it operates in the dirty harry mentality of people who actually belief that if a number of people were armed in the theater in aurora they would have been able to take down this nut job. >> bill: bob costas in the middle of a gun controversy. he will be here tonight. and we'll get to the bottom of this very intense debate. >> our problem with president obama isn't that he is a bad person. our problem is that he is a bad president. [cheers] >> bill: factor exclusive senator marco rubio in his first post election interview. he is now emerging as one of the leaders of the republic party. also tonight, dennis miller on paying higher taxes. and charlie brown kicked to the cush -- curb in arkansas by a pastor. >> everything i do turns into a disaster. >> oh, good grief. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us

smith. offensive tack the joe staley. dante whiter in and patrick willis.or the first time since 2003 the raiders did not have a player make the probowl. >>> speaking of oakland, still no decision on who will start at quarterback in the sunday season finale at san diego. both matt leinart and durrell prior practiced with the first time offense today but leinart did take the majority of the reps. >>> tomorrow in the nation's capital san jose state takes on bowling green in the military bowl. kickoff is is noon pacific time. the 24th ranked spartans come in riding a six game winning streeks. david tails has been sensational throwing for almost 38-yards and 31 touchdowns. san jose can move it on the ground behind estrich. what can the spartans expect from bowling green? >> good defensive football team. i watched them on tape a little bit. the top 10-15 in the country. the three techniques, the player of the year in the conference offensively. they really efficient. a third year quarterback. >> only given up 13 sacks which is something for me as a d lineman tha

correspondent for politico ben white, editor at large for salon.com, joe walsh, queen bee and editing manager of the grio.com, and buzz fooeds.com ben smith. the labor department delivered a december surprise, which might just alter the debate over the fiscal cliff. despite predictions of stalled job creation in november in superstorm sandy and looming fiscal cliff, the nation added 146,000 jobs last month, and unemployment ticked down to 7.7%. while november's figures are higher than expected, september and october were revised down 16 and 33,000 jobs respectively. chief economists for moody's analytics mark zandi cautions november may see a downward revision but the numbers are a good sign. >> bottom line, feels like the job market is holding firm in the face of sandy and fiscal cliff concerns, so that's good news. >> surprising exactly no one, the white house and republicans had different spin on the numbers. >> if congress does address the problems that it needs to address, concerning the fiscal cliff, if we have reasonable resolution type of programs that the president has been proposing to support the economy in the short run, get u

smith. and if hilarity was christmas caroling i would do him on my front lawn every december. it is joe devito. he is losing weight. and in finland he is considered a wash cloth, my sidekick bill schulz and he is so sharp he is are cked a -- he is are cked a tease. john bolton former ambassador to the u.n. and fox news contributor. and his bias shows through in the words he doth spew. it is our new york times correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> good use of the word doth. it has come to the attention of the paper of record that some conservative blog which i believe is the term for a bloody log called news busters has attacked the economic credibility. >> allow me to retort. you want a piece of me news busters? you really want a piece of me? well then take the sports section. nobody reads it anyway. ♪ ba h. da h. da pinch. >> they recoil at oil. they won't rest until their schools divest. they want to get rid of any oil and gas stocks to fight climate change or at least raise awareness. students interviewed by the new york times say they are taking a page from protesters in the 198

a "new york times" sports writer, in fact, joe drape, a reporter, moved his family from new york city to smith center, kansas, and lived there for an entire school year to chronicle the team's achievements and to write about the community. he tells their story in his best-selling book called "our boys: a perfect season on the plains." there are many reasons for this team's success that would bring a "new york times" reporter to this small town, but i think the community of smith center would agree with me that perhaps the greatest reason behind their success is their head coach, coach roger barda. the coach's 323 victories place him among the top five coaches in all-time kansas football on the list of wins. and in 2007, he was named the gator-aid national coach of the year. but this season, after 35 years of coaching, coach barda announced he was ready to hang up his whistle and retire. i had the opportunity to participate in several pregame flips of the coin with coach barda and his team over a number of seasons including the 2009 state title game, and each time i watched a very talented and

joe biden will be leading the push for stricter gun laws. we'll have more on the president's actions later on. today in oakland the community came together during a special mass for the victims. nick smith was there. >> archbishop and cathedral of price the light led the mass. they gathered to remember the victims and families touched by the school shooting in connecticut. >> as we reach for our brothers and sisters taken from us by a sudden and violent death. >> more than 200 listened for the need of prayer and looking for answers. >> a wreath in memory of sandy hook elementary was hung and names read aloud. those i spoke with they don't know the victims but it made them feel spiritedly connected. they were here to heal. >> encouragement to the family of those that lost their loved ones. just to know that god is still the head of our lives and faith does help us to put through our faith and that is why we came today. ♪ ♪ >> students from the catholic school not much older than the victims themselves, sang silent night, hoping that the theme and words will do just that to a community still feeling pain. ♪ >> nick smith, "abc 7 news." >> sales of bulletproof backpacks and body armor for

joe runyan and frank lobiondo. i've been happy we've been joined by representative smith and we will end this order continue. want to say for those who just came, we are making a record eyewitness account of what happened in world so using your testimony as a way to guide us while we rate the water resources go to do with flood control and prevention. the order now is in goal, grim, courtney smith. congressman engel, the floor is yours. >> thank you, none chairman. it's nice to see graduates from the house was the lone senate. >> paternoster graduated. i laughed. >> as you know, i represent the 17th district which is the politics for bronx just north of new york city. sin is the largest tropical system ever recorded in the atlantic to stretch a hundred and 11 miles and she whispered a the very beginning. and because so many people in the caribbean including 54 in haiti and 11 in cuba and october 29, crashed ashore the united states. it seemed he had taken 131 american lives which included 53 new yorkers. in the new york city region, madam chair, which you know well, 305,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. t

i want to thank my chairman, joe wilson for his support and assistance and recognize the chairman of the house armed services committee, buck mckeon, and adam smith the ranking member, for their leadership. here are a few highlights for the conference report. a 1.7% pay raise, a critically important recognition of what our service members do for us particularly during economically challenging times. it provides separation authorities as the services reduce their strength. these authorities will be crucial to the department's ability to execute its drawdown in a responsible manner that ensures that long service -- long-serving members and their families a compensated appropriately. we continue our focus on mental health by codifying the suicide prevention and community health and response program for the national guard and reserves. additionally, the bill requires the secretary of defense to provide training on suicide prevention, resilience and community health and expands the scope of providers who may conduct preadministrative separation medical examinations for prost traumatic stress disorder to include licensed social workers and psychiatric