i'm john scott. that was the west point glee club singing the west point alma mater.ets are thinking about the emotional reunions as they go back to each of the 50 states, to 33 different countries around the world. >> it's time to remember those who have gone before them. the thousands of americans celebrating the holiday far from home. this reminds us of soldiers serving in harm's way. and to be away from the united states in the holidays. we never forget the sacrifice. >> walking through the post, the holiday spirit is palpable. if home work, quizzes, tests getting ready for finals. you are far away and not with your real family but people around you make it feel like holidays. it's beautiful. a rare moment when you realize the people around you like 4,000 with us are a family. ♪ ♪ >> there is a december tradition that everyone looks forward to. >> every year cadets have a holiday dinner they get dressed in the uniform. the washington hall will be decorated beautifully. >> washington hall is no ordinary dining hall. >> all eat in the dine hall for every meal. >> th

john scott front muscle around for the black hawks tonight against anaheim ducks solid camp first. it away ahead to marion hossa trickles past hillar 2-0 and late carries down ice finds dave boland for power play tally hawks up 3-0 sharp scored 4-0. the kids at elementary school in georgia welcome football team from chicago south side. there to play for the naia championship tomorrow against defending champion carroll college from montana cougars first appearance in the title game going in at 13-1 are they excited? >> knocking on the door three times before this semifinals falling a game short everytime at this point if we did not know what we are doing we are going to be in trouble not want to change we are at i know not want to change what they are >> to great football teams collect at it with the entire thing >> good luck to the coopers college hoops tonight uic to central michigan a 70-67 and chicago bulls roster moves they waived keith bogans and jannero pargo and barry bonds sentence to 30 days house arrest at two months probation for construction obstruction of justice but l

i give a joint award to the republican governors of wisconsin, scott walker, ohio john casick, rick scott, florida. they all blew enormous leads by overreaching and pushing a far right agenda. >> worst politician was hosni mubarak. his corruption and tone deafness created the predicate for that revolution overturning the entire order of the middle east. >> we became aware of when we saw where he put the billions of dollars and that had accumulated. >> he invested with corzine, egypt would have been even worse off. >> are you taking me seriously on my defense of hosni? not a defense -- >> on what basis? >> i mean, he had a lot of money. he was salting it away. i don't like that about him. but he was our ally, wasn't he? >> he was, but he lost his people. that's a bad politician. >> silvio berlusconi. i mean, how can you beat the guy who -- he bought his way into office. didn't know when it was time to leave. but we're going to miss him because he is so much fun to comment about. and to say his name. >> worst politician of 2011 barack obama. he wants to create jobs and put forward a jobs bi

. >> john hinkley's brother scott from texas would say nothing to reporters outside but in court hispaul lee vine argued that in 30 years there has not been a single instance where there has been a single act of violence. a 25-year-old john hinkley shot and wounded four people including president ronald reagan his intended target. acquitted he is now a 56-year-old patient who gets home visits, a low risk for danger to himself or others said the doctor at the hospital. but prosecutors say secret service agents will testify they have tailed him in his visits when his mother dropped him at the movies and he ended up looking at books on president ronald reagan and presidential assassinations and then lying and telling doctors about a movie he never saw. >> i think he should stay where he is. i think he's still dangerous. >> we didn't find a lot of sympathy for hinkley on the streets of d.c. >> i think he should stay in. >> i think people who attempt to assassinate presidents should be in prison and off the street. >> under the proposal, hinkley now in williams burg ten days a month would

i am john scott. have a great holiday and a great night ... ♪ [applause] welcome everyone to a fox and friends christmas. the next few hours is filled with christmas spirit and the feelings of home that this season bringsitous. we have great music for you. and all-star band performing classic christmas songs and great stories that fill you with love and faith and inspiration . we have transformed our studio in a winter wonder land. it is 30 degrees. we have ice rink over there with skaters. >> they are busy, steve >>> and behind me a live nativity scene with a live baby. you can hear the baby right there. >> that is really happening. first we want to welcome our special audience . men and women who serve our great nation from each of the five branches of the united states military. [applause] members of the army, navy and air force and marine corp and coast guard along with their families. we thank you for your service. >> that's right. and welcome to everyone here at home and merry christmas to you a

means she's competing against the likes of rick scott, john kasich and scott walker, but her approvalating is among the highest of any republican governor in the country, and she's doing in t in a state that voted for barack obama by 15 points in 2008. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." tom ridge served five terms as a republican in the house of representatives, was a two-term governor of the great state of pennsylvania and the first homeland secretary in the nation's history. he knows washington. he knows politics, and he knows a party in trouble when he sees one, and right now that would appear to be the gop. hey, governor, great to have you back on "hardball." >> michael, nice to join you again. thanks for the invite. >> in those five terms in the house, did you ever see dysfunction like we're witnessing today? >> never. you know, i've tried to figure out over the period of time going back to the '80s when i was privileged to serve. you had ronald reagan, the president. you had tip o'neill, the liberal, bob michael the conservative and senators dole and mitchell i

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. ♪ good morning to laura john christina, scott and especially mike ♪ >> you paid $5?i paid $5 for that. i can run it again. $2.50 for each time. had i known that you were going to be on and jon was going to be off, i would have had that changed. but i just had the $5. well, california's first dog has something many of us don't, that's our own biography. it's big dog news. governor jerry brown added a biography to the state website. his birthday is december 24th. he's not birded with dogma but likes dog bones. >> everybody loves their babies. 5:56 now. still to come much more on north korea eegs uncertain future. >> plus facebook is open for business at menlo park. >> and we're tacking a look at the early forecast. >>> and i'm tracking a new accident for oakland. no injuries reported. but i'll let you know if i see slowing. no, i'll show that to you coming up. >>> a live look outside from san jose. all is quiet by the hp pavilion. the sharks were rocking on saturday night. ♪ good morning to laura, jond s especially mike ♪ whoo! [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and

we are joined by scott wiener, john avalos, david chiu, the committee vice chair carmen chu, is on route. we want to thank the following members of the sfgtv staff for covering the meeting. please call item 2. >> approve the minutes of the november 8, 2011 meeting. this is an action item. commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, we have an item before us. motion by commissioner amylose, seconded by commissioner chiu. without objection. please call item 3. >> citizens advisory committee report. this is an information item. >> because of the holiday schedule, the citizens advisory schedule -- committee has a combined november and december schedule. we are meeting tomorrow night and we will report any of the findings in the following week. >> commissioner campos: thank you. is there any member of the public that would like to speak on item 3? seeing none, public comment is closed. please call item 4. >> update on the implementation of california high-speed rail. this is an information ite

certainly bundle up weather, snuggle up weather, john scott. we are into december.at is not exactly warm for that part of the country. >> no. much of the country really feeling the arctic air mass much the jet stream has dipped as as far south as the gulf coast. that's why we're feeling those chilly temperatures. jon: it was a three-blanket night here that's for sure. >> absolutely. jon: janice dean. >> see you soon, bye. scientists say the u.s. was hit by a record number of billion dollar storms this year. now more than a dozen deadly disasters and counting. on the list, hurricane irene which left a trail of destruction up and down the east coast back in august. and scientists are now adding to the tally. wildfires in arizona, news mexico and texas. that state experienced its most destructive fires on record burning more than a million acres. the flames fueled by a persistent drought all across the south. jenna: well, we are, i'm just waiting to find out exactly where we're going next. here we are. we're going to capitol hill next. we have had a few technical diffi

>> reporter: scott, house aneaker john boehner briefed house republicans on his decision this evening in a teleconference call. id did not take questions. ed did not ask for feedback, because that's what sparked this otandoff five days ago. deserted by senate republicans and derided by democrats, house republican leaders believed they had no choice but to back down and accept the two-month payroll tax cut extension the senate had passed overwhelmingly. >> we were here fighting for the right things. it may not have been the politically the smartest thing in the world, but i'm going to tell you what, i think our members waged a good fight. >> reporter: the bill keeps the payroll tax rate at its current 4.2% instead of the previous 6.2%. it also extends unemployment benefits, continuing to give people who've been out of work up to 99 weeks of unemployment checks. o part of today's agreement, house republicans extracted a promise, that the senate will appoint negotiators just as they have, to immediately work out a year-long deal when congress returns in january. >> i want to thank our me

it's a bad deal for america and at a bad time to conduct such a deal. >> ifill: scott segal and john walke of the national resources defense council, thank you both very much. >> brown: nation in north africa confronts the issue of hiv-aids. ray suarez reports. >> reporter: friday prayer in morocco, on africa's northwest corner. thousands of worshipers gather in a large mosque in the city of bouskoura, to pray, and hear prayers and preaching from the local imam. with few variations, this is a familiar scene, repeated weekly across the muslim world. on this december day, the weekly message from imam mohammed ziani isn't what you expect to hear at friday prayers. >> ( translated ): dear brothers, aids or the hiv virus is one of the most fatal plights our generation is facing because we do not talk about it. >> reporter: the taboo topic of h.i.v.-- the virus that causes aids-- particularly how to prevent it and treat it rarely surfaces in such a public way in muslim societies, let alone at the mosque. imam ziani, and religious leaders across morocco are trying to change that. >> ( trans

it's a bad deal for america and at a bad time to conduct such a deal. >> ifill: scott segal and john walke of the national resources defense council, thank you both very much. >> brown: nation in north africa confronts the issue of hiv-aids. ray suarez reports. >> reporter: friday prayer in morocco, on africa's northwest corner. thousands of worshipers gather in a large mosque in the city of bouskoura, to pray, and hear prayers and preaching from the local imam. with few variations, this is a familiar scene, repeated weekly across the muslim world. on this december day, the weekly message from imam mohammed ziani isn't what you expect to hear at friday prayers. >> ( translated ): dear brothers, aids or the hiv virus is one of the most fatal plights our generation is facing because we do not talk about it. >> reporter: the taboo topic of h.i.v.-- the virus that causes aids-- particularly how to prevent it and treat it rarely surfaces in such a public way in muslim societies, let alone at the mosque. imam ziani, and religious leaders across morocco are trying to change that. >> ( trans

>> reporter: scott, house speaker john boehner briefed house republicans on his decision this evening in a teleconference call. he did not take questions. he did not ask for feedback because that's what sparked this standoff five days ago. deserted by senate republicans and derived by democrats, house republican leaders believed they had no choice but to back down and accept the two-month payroll tax cut extension the senate had passed overwhelmingly. >> we were here fighting for the right things. it may not have been the politically the smartest thing in the world but i'm going to tell you what, i think our members waged a good fight. >> reporter: the bill keeps the payroll tax rate at its current 4.2% instead of the previous 6.2%. it also extends unemployment benefits, continuing to give people who've been out of work up to 99 weeks of unemployment checks. as part of today's agreement, house republicans extracted a promise, that the senate will appoint negotiators just as they have to immediately work out a year-long deal when congress returns in january. >> i want to thank our memb

i think it's resonating with americans, and as they see what the scott walkers and the john kasichs ando to their states, people -- even people who voted for those guys are kind of recoiling in horror, we weren't voting for that. >> right. >> so i think you'll continue to see these trends. >> well, we'll be on it, joan and richard, thanks for joining us tonight. >> ahead, scott walker, as you mentioned him, is fighting for his political life. he's trying to suppress voters, and now he's getting sued. it's about to get interesting. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of a pain free holiday. ♪ this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. >>> we are back. we've been talking on this show about fighting the coordinated right wing efforts to suppress the vote. this year, the number of states requiring a government-issued photo i.d. to vote quadrupled, jumping from two states to eight, and one state we're really watching is scott walker's wisconsin where an estimated 475,000 voters don't have proper i.d. to vote. they tested the law in wisconsin during

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and scott didn't invent the genre. neither did john grisham. earl stanley gardner was writing courtroom drama in the 1930's and 1940's. "anatty of a murder" came out in 1958. first we have "to kill a mockingbird," which most lawyers and most lawyer authors will tell you is kind of the seminal work of why we got interested. and i started writing a novel as i was approaching my 40th birthday. i wrote most of it on a ferry going to and from work every day. it took me three years. and that book became "special circumstances," story of a murder in a big law firm. it came out in 2000 and spent seven weeks on "the new york times"' bestsellers' list. so for those of you who have bought my books, i thank you, because now i don't have to practice law full-time anymore. >> but all kidding aside, you know, i think crime novelists and readers of crime novels whether it's lawyer books or whether it's private detectives or cops, you know, in my world i'm like -- unlike tony's, i can control the outcome. i can get justice in my books because i can fix the endi

scott. you have john kasich and ohio. he's got a bunch of great -- others for not naming that a bunch of great reform governors and kings have choices, tackling policies they got elected to do. i absolutely predict they will be rewarded by voters. the take away from from louisiana election results was if you do the right thing, people see results in a growing economy and better schools, health care, whatever your priorities are. too often when republicans -- would last a majority in the house and senate. we could lose it for being conservative. we don't lose elections because of conservative principles. we don't communicate them all. i think we're true to principles we can show competent governance and will be rewarded and that's what happened in mississippi. the first time since reconstruction new elected a republican to succeed another republican. i think that is what you're seeing across the states. >> and his elections when republicans support are the one who sponsor building a bridge to nowhere. in 2006 everyone knew