the red sox are done with johan santana. to detroit in a deal that lands rick in boston.an santana hit .263 with 71 homers. the bulk in oakland. they are free agents after next season. as the warriors continue to rewrite the history books the bench boss set an nba mark. steve kerr the first rookie coach to win 19-21 games. they ran their win streak to 14 straight. an 11-0 run sealed the deal. as you will see from this clip, almost everything is right in his world. >> you guys are 19-2 and you found different ways to win, is there anything you are not happy with at this point? >> um, post game meal didn't look that good. fried chicken. i am not a big fan. [ laughter ] >> i am sorry. i don't know how he can be expected to work under those conditions. >> rough. >> what a great first season for him. >> nice to have nothing else to worry about. >> thank you. >> at 10:00 p.m. more storm watch coverage. what is next and we will have complete coverage tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for joining us. good night. want some coffee? say yes. it's french press. i was doubtful, too,

ashton kutcher, scarlet johan son also bring home bundles of joy. the death of robin williams, one of the many sad losses in hollywood, the actor takes his life after a struggle with depression and recent diagnosis of parkinson's. joan rivers passes away days after she went into cardiac arrest during a minor procedure. her daughter is planning a multi million dollar lawsuit against the clinic where her mother had the procedure. we also said good-bye to philip seymour hoffman, shirley temple black, casey kasem, mike nichols, and designer to the stars oscar de la renta. it seems there are always stories about stars to tell. next year we have a positive one with the birth of the second royal baby to prince william and his wife kate due april 2015. in hollywood, adam housely, fox news. >>> today is the first day of the week on holiday quanza. a professor at california state university created it in 1966 as a nonreligious celebration of african-american families and social values. each day is dedicated to a principle and each night candle is lit. thank y

. >> johan van hoof. instead i am pleased to be here today. i would like to echo what has been said. through this devastating disease i have a lot of sympathy working together with stakeholders and am pleased to see no borders between companies as we want to join efforts to make this successful. we wouldn't have been able to be where we were today. we want to leverage all of the capabilities. we have heavy investments and also in terms of diagnostics we know that today going forward. these are now very active and beyond that one we have collaborations with several such as the foundation. when you look to the vaccine which we have been working on with them working for several generations on the vaccines and just before summer we gained the schedule that was a highly stringent virus. what you see here were three vaccination regimens that turned out to be 100% protected. one involved platforms and the other [inaudible] as you can see all of the animals vaccinated with placebo are dying today. in vivo the emergency we decided at the moment that mo

it doesn't mean that he is judging people. >> but johan isn't so sure. >> do you believe he'll do it? >> small ones, yes. >> small places might be wiped away. >> like new york is not a small place. there was a big, big disaster at that time. >> does that frighten you? >> yeah. but i'm also, the promise of god that it is in his hands. >> i feel like the moral of the story, for me helping others will help make the world a better place, and a better place for myself will be a better place for everyone, and for my children and my children's children. and that's the kind of world that i want to live in. and that's the kind of world that noah tells us about. >> narrator: coming up, just minutes from now, if you're the scientist who discovered the titanic, what do you do for an enco encore? how about proving noah's flood really happened and where. see the amazing story when back to the beginning with christiane amanpour returns. tracfone, i can... order safety goggles. play music for seedlings. post science fair projects. schedule guinea pig feedings. video chemical reactions. take pics of

it's the stock slide that even scarlett johan son can't stop.hing it with a great deal of interest. there's the video that made this firm even more famous than maybe it had intended. we're back at i.p.o. levels we were at four years ago. the stock is down on slumping profit. let's go to tel aviv. let's go to elliot got kin and get the latest. elliott? >> thanks, guy. i'm joined by the soda stream c.e.o. daniel, great to have you here live with us. it's been' tough year for you to say the least. the shares are now down at the same price you had your initial public offering some four years ago. how are you going to regain the confidence? >> we announced a plan where we're completely changing our strategic approach to the market, financed mentally, we are transforming from being a soda alternative, so a different way to do soak and pepsi, to a company that provides ways for consumers to hydrate healthy. we call it water made exciting. we are a water company now. we have every license to do that by the way, because we do make water exciting, and ame

yes, johan. >> so they don't have a plan for that but people organize these and we need to a lot of the sanctions specific for these aspects which reminds me that we did trials in senegal in the '90s and we really had studied nurses who went into the compounds and actually we took their time to tell you about the vaccine and certainly was not the objective to have that vaccination on that day. so it really takes a lot of time explaining and discussing such you really get to people and get people involved. i do think that socializing the vaccine is an important aspect of all study themes that we need to take into account. >> so we should engage. we shouldn't underestimate how big of a challenge it is. there is a stigma of having fever because it could be ebola that has so many implication on the social issue. for instance, if any of the vaccine induces fever, exactly how the community will react to that is something that you really need, you really need to be able to check into so they work hand-in-hand with the local heads of community and investigate to make sure there isn't an unpredi

johan. >> first of all thank you very much. i'm very pleased to be here today to give you an update on the ebola vaccine. before i do that i really would like to echo what he said. it's very clear that this devastating disease i really see a lot of sympathy and working together because all stakeholders and i'm pleased to see that indeed there are no borders between companies. we really want to join efforts to make this fight successful and without all the stakeholders joining efforts certainly we would not have been able to be where we are today. johnson & johnson as you know is a global health care company and since the start of the crisis we suddenly realized that it's part of our corporate responsibility and in line with the mission of our global public health organization we really wanted to leverage all capabilities of know how we have internally to fight this disease. today i will focus on the vaccine but also we have heavy investments in the area of the developing a treatment and also in terms of diagnostics we know that

on the 30th of november you commissioned johan hamm, who's responsible for e.u.largement was in kiev. and i know that issues which were on his agenda were nato, ukraine's membership in nato, referendum on the membership in nato. my question is where the united states of america stands? what is your position on nato expansion taking into account all the circumstances you spoke about? thank you. >> important question . let me start by saying how much i value my lithuanian colleague. we have a close partnership. indeed, almost everything i do in ukraine is in coordination with either the very skilled e.u. ambassador in kiev or my other key european colleagues in sweden, lithuania, poland, germany -- you can imagine. we tend to see eye to eye on almost everything. perhaps more than we agree with our respective capitals. because i think all of us have a fairly clear conventional consensus about where things are heading. on the question of nato, united states policy has been very clear. the open door will remain. the question of ukraine's nato membership is not to be d

senator mike johans is retiring after one term in office. several senators spoke about his time in office and he gave his farewell address. mr. mccain: ask unanimous consent to speak to the senate as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mccain: madam president, i come to the floor to praise the public service of and bid farewell to my friend and valued colleague from nebraska, senator mike johanns. with my remarks today, i celebrate not just mike's last six years in the united states senate but also his 30-plus years in public service that will cul culminate at the end of this term. at the highest levels of government in both the legislative and executive branches, mike's life of public service has been punctuated by greater accomplishment. from the lancaster county board in nebraska to the lincoln city council, from his service as mayor of lincoln to his service as the 38th governor of nebraska, from his service 28th u.s. secretary of agriculture and throughout his tenure in the united states senate, mike ha