i finished the book with the most famous clark family member of all, john lewis clark who was the son, helen's nephew and malcolm clark's grandson. john was born in 1881 but render debt in you to buy scarlet fever, another epidemic disease that would occasionally burn through the reservation. but john became a world renowned sculptor of the western wildlife and take some one art class at a pivotal moment in his youth i believe that basically taught himself how to carve by molding figurines out of the that he blood from the missouri river and his career takes off in the 19 teams and in his late thirties and forties he is friends with charlie russell and a famed cowboy artists and patrons included john d. rockefeller jr. and loren d. harding and what i was interested in his career is that although he is a very famous carver, the foremost of the western wildlife, mountain goats, lions, grizzly bears and salon, she turns almost not exclusively, but quite intensively to the native themes leader in his career and there are some really beautiful pieces and again there are some pictures in th

and the drama surrounding toronto's crack smoking mayor joe john has been look back. rachael clarkhonorable mention to #nine san diego misters move himself rob pilsner. charge >> reporter: is up on one ticket advances. on wanted unwanted advances >> reporter: three years' probation for assaulting women. >> reporter: quan and killed patrick and the former hip hop mayor of detroit. pushing walter city and to the largest municipal bankruptcy in history. 28 years in federal prison. >> reporter: new york former congressman anthony wiener for the 16 conversive controversy. sexting controversy weiner who is married loss >> reporter: no. 6 on the list the internal revenue service. keeping with this season and then maybe one of the most notorious knotty list. seems like someone at the irs that the great idea of singling out conservative groups especially the tea party members. >> reporter: no. 5 on the list is to form a man of steel lance armstrong. winnie the tour de france seven times claiming he was not doping to enhance. interview with oprah, and announced the biggest understatement of

katherine clark run to finish out the term of ed marky. hew is now a u.s. senator to replace john clark is only the fifth woman elected and after american governor multiple women have been elected. i think they are past stereotypes should be tossed aside. the next number is two. the number of nominees confirmed since the filibuster wars since they voted to consummer patricia millet and confirmed the representative from north carolina to lead and give us another special election. next up, three million is the amount of cash that the charlie crystal pain raised in the first month. the parties run as democrats and rick scott praised twice as much money and has billions to spent of his own money. the income number is staggering. 2,000 mourners are filing past nelson mandela's casket per hour. they are marking mourners fingers to make sure they only pass the casket once. the last number is 57%, the number of people who have a positive impression of pope francis. they named him person of the year this morning. i argued had they not named him, time should stop giving away the award. 41%

maybe they have a chance and the second half and brandon clark driving and scoring a team high 22 points. they go on back to back three's. the son of john and that is david stockton and a career high and gonzaga by 12. seconds later and upset that there is no foul call and spikes the ball and is ted up. a frustrating loss for santa clear raw. they were in it until the final minutes. 74-60 the final. they start west coast conference play. 10 seconds left and tied at 66. the three goes. out of a time-out and his only bucket of the game is off balance and it goes to over time. the run out lefty and he had 22. usf and nice road win. 87-81. the spectators and he had the boot on the sprained ankle and the bears are hosting the palatins of ferman. the court belonged to tyler wallace on that play. steal and a dunk. jeff powers and the red shirt senior had 18. cal wins it by 30. battle of the bluegrass state. 18th ranked kentucky and you have been posterized. the wild cats get the win. look out below. they take down the champs 73-66. stanford has been a double-double machine this season. seven heading into the road contest in fresno. the fourth

clark driving. team high 22. santa clara trailing the zags on a 10-0 run. back-to-back threes, the johnf john, david stockton, career high 21. gonzaga by 12. seconds later, evan rockmore upset, no foul called, spikes the ball. t'd up. they were in it until the final minute, 74-60 in spokane. >>> usf in portland, great finish. sen seconds left, kevin bailey hits the three, pilots up 69-66. 3.3 seconds left. inbounds, chris adams, his only bucket of the game ties it. overtime, avery holmes, the triple. right now usf leading 83-78 with about 18 seconds left tgo. >>> haas pavilion. freshman jamari bird, a speck tack for, a boot on the sprained ankle. bears hosting a paladin. a paladin, any of the 12 peers of charlemagne's court. wallace, steal and dunk. he had 18. justin cobbs had 18, so did jeff powers. red shirt senior from de la salle. 6 of 7 from three-point range. he only had two points all season. cal beats the paladin by 30. >>> nfl, stilt plenty to play for in week 17. the 49ers can clinch the nfc west and the first-round bye with a win over arizona, and seattle losing to st. louis

when john kerry was made secretary of state, his -- tonight massachusetts voters chose democrat catherine clark to take ed markey's old seat. didn't hurt that that district is pretty close to 100% democratic. and her republican opponent doesn't even live in the district. but congratulations are still in order, congresswoman catherine clark, democrat of massachusetts is due to be sworn in day after tomorrow. >>> but today on the east coast, the snowstorm that was expected to snarl commutes and workdays and school days, ended up not being as big a storm as was feared. though it does dump slush and cold wetness on scenes like this. it is the street out in front of the federal immigration facility in elizabeth, new jersey. elizabeth is a working class town about 15 minutes south of newark. and in elizabeth, new jersey today, in the very cold, very early morning, several dozen people gathered outside the immigration facility and they started chanting not one more, not one more, meaning not one more deportation, not one more family separated by the way that we run immigration policy in this country.

clark's will regulators announced consolidation? >> they need to see what happened across the atlantic. list tens of buying out smaller ufthansa buying-han smaller related. marriage., klm, mixed >> john lots more to come on "countdown." ♪ >> the following is a paid presentation. now there's a new way to completely cover your flaws. make you look 10 years younger instantly. >> people asked if i got botox. they say, your skin is beautiful. >> they said it looks like i had porcelain skin. >> the airbrushed beauty breakthrough, luminess air.

clark 22 points. zag's david stockton 24 points and it's the bulldog's 19th straight win and david stockton is the son of former utah jazz great johnkton. >>> visitors are going to have a fight on their hands at the pavilion. these youngsters haven't seen calles at home this seasonment they are 8-0. today furman paladins never saw what hit them. 18 for cobbs today. cal led by 18 at halftime. look out, here comes tyrone wallace. 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, you 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

clark? guest: i have not seen that specific interview. speaking of iraq, a homage johnovercomment from e-mail. guest: as far as the weapons of mass destruction in iraq as the warp progressed, it was pretty clear that those weapons were not in the country, and that basin weekly -- a sickly undercut the george w. bush ministry should's argument for war there. tabs and keeping following, as many people have, some of the on goings in iraq. i think what we're seeing there, drawing the line back to afghanistan, there is some concern because the united states was unable to reach a postwar plan with the country, and did conduct a complete pullout. they opened the door for this resurgence for al qaeda cells in the countries. i think that is sort of a lessons learned as the united states progresses with its drawdown in afghanistan. ahead to 2014, not just the drawdown in afghanistan, but the reports this morning out of russia of a bombing there. report is the latest from the country's antiterrorist committee. what you make of this bombing? attack isfar as this concerned, there ha

john gannon spoke on a panel that included former secretary of state madeleine albright, former national security advisor sandy berger, and general wesley clark. president clinton also made remarks later in the program. it's the first time a president participated in a declassification event. >> [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the clinton presidential center. i'm stephanie streett and i served as executive director of the clinton foundation. thank you for attending this historic conference. this event is a first in several respects. it is the first time a president has participated in a declassification event at a presidential library. it is the first time a presidential library has open such a large collection of documents before the 25 year automatic declassification date. it is most appropriate that we are here today at the clinton center, because much of the work and the declassification era that has taken place over the last 18 years is a direct result of executive order 12958 signed by president clinton in april of 1995. today the cia and the clinton presidential library are releasing 341 documents t