josh, this is lollipop.he three nuts and a ping-pong ball onto a straw, slide the nuts down to the bottom of the straw without knocking the ping-pong ball off the top. complete three of the five stations, and you and your fiancee will win $1/4 million. [cheers and applause] josh needham, you've got a minute to win it. good luck, man. you can do this. - thank you. - i have faith in you. you're gonna do great. - one hand, buddy. you can do this. female announcer: the game begins in three, two, one... [air horn blows] - wow. lollipop. you've gotta slide the three nuts down the straw and leave that ping-pong ball resting up on top. if he gets three out of the five, he's gonna win 250,000 bucks and the holiday bonus, which i am dying to know what it is. - you have plenty of time. do not rush it. okay? - 40 seconds. - just take your time. slide it down. pinkies up. slow. slow. nice and easy. slow. - 25 seconds. - don't even-- you're fine. 20 seconds. you've got 20 seconds. - it's okay. [buzzer buzzes] female annou

and josh groban. i want to mention josh groban has a new album out. doing some interesting things. josh is actually taking words from another high-profile performer. not songs but words. he's made into lyrics and put to music. it's kind of the reverse of a cover album. it's hard to explain. he's promoting this album with a television commercial. i have a feeling -- i really think this is going to put him back in the grammy race for next year too. >> he sold more than 20 million albums worldwide. and now oscar and grammy nominee josh groban releases his most anticipated album yet. >> oh, hello there. i'm oscar and grammy nominated singer josh groban. if you love kanye west tweets as much as i do, you are going to love my new album. >> josh groban's the beast tweets of kanye west. ♪ can we please toast ♪ to the [ bleep ] dush bags ♪ do you know where to find ♪ marble con fence tables ♪ i'm looking to have a conference ♪ ♪ but not until i get the table ♪ >> at most, his tweets are 140 characters but the depth of his passion, is immeasurable. ♪ fur pillow

josh?vid kerley in washington, thank you. we'll hear more when ron reagan joins "gma" live this tuesday. >>> meanwhile, the republican party has a new leader. reince priebus is replacing michael steele, who dropped his re-election bid when it became clear he wouldn't win another term. priebus called for unity. he says his party has to, quote, get on track to defeat president obama in 2012, end quote. >>> new flood warnings in australia this morning, as more heavy rains continue to pound the country. in brisbane, however, the cleanup has begun, now that most of the water has receded, leaving behind a thick sludge. in all, more than 30,000 homes and businesses were flooded. the complete cleanup is expected to take months. >>> and finally, las vegas is known for high-rollers. now, they have a hamburger all their own. a restaurant at the mandalay bay is selling a burger, wait for it, for $5,000. >> what? >> it's made from kobe beef, topped with foie gras and black truffles. but really you're dr

josh, please, proceed. >> thanks. >> hi, how are you? everyone good tonight? thank you very much for coming out on a saturday. i know it's a saturday night, so hopefully this is a way to kick off your evening, and we can talk a little bit about president obama and candidate obama and his speeches and be finish look at the larger expansion of presidential speeches. the week title itself, "power in words," comes from president obama's announcement speech in springfield, illinois, where he was of talking about lincoln, and he said, lincoln understood there's power in words. and that's something i think president obama understood very early on both in the statehouse when he was running for congress, when he ran for the senate and then when he ran for the presidency. he knew just how important every single word is that he picked and that it could have such a big impact, and we know that his speeches helped catapult him into the white house. so we'll talk about that and, hopefully, if you get a chance to look at the book, you'll see some of those speeches. interesti

. >> josh is opening a winery. >> you can bring it in real quick. >> he's hiring guys he can count on was a rigger. >> josh, all 25, has seen quite a bit. >> we invaded fallujah. >> reporter: his vision includes people that helped bring him home. >> the great thing about this winery is that it's veteran owned and operated. >> reporter: josh wants to help veterans return not just to the united states but to society. >> once they come in, see this, this structure, then they -- it's like they snap back and become happy again. and it's great. it's great to see these guys seeing them have a sense of security when you know, a new vet comes in, maybe they are having problems, and you get me something to do, to look forward to each day. >> reporter: they are picking up stakes and moving to bigger digs. >> bring the tool. all here we're going to have three rows of vineyards. we got the license to open this place up. >> reporter: josh and his platoon will have reason for optimism. >> third place overall out of 260-plus wineries so this guy here makes some pretty good wine. >> reporter: from cru

josh, what do you predict? >> i think jerry brown is ultimately going to succeed in convincing californians that there has to be some sort of revenue fix for the state budget. i don't think californians are going to have the stomach for the alternative is that he'll show them. so, i would anticipate some select tax increases, not necessarily for the middle-class, but high earners and oil severance tax and things like that. >> rachel, what do you think? >> i think whoever gets the interim mayor's job in san francisco to fill out the last year of gavin newsom's job is going to wonder why they accepted the nomination. i think the budget will be really bad. they'll have to cut a lot of services. say no to a lot of people, and there's going to be a lot of people scrambling to be mayor for the four-year term after that, they'll have to watch over their shoulders. the giants will take it the second year in a row. >> you've got a really -- >> if this was the year of the ethnic voters, i think the rise of jean kwan, cam

he's josh feinman, chief global economist of d.b. advisers, deutsche bank's asset management business. his 2011 forecast calls for the u.s. economy to grow 4%. the unemployment rate? 9%, down from 9.8% now. very low inflation: 1% or less, and the federal reserve will continue to keep interest rates near zero. hi, josh, happy new year to you. >> happy new year, susy. >> susie: all right so, 4% growth sounds like a pretty good number. but will people feel like they're really going through a recovery this time? >> well, starting to feel that way. i mean we've been in recovery now for but a year and a half. and until very recently it hasn't really felt like it. the reason is we haven't grown that rapedly and particularly the labor market just hasn't snapped back. i think we're going to start to see some of that in 2011, a stronger profile. to the labor market, and i think we'll get people to start to feel a little bit more like this is a recovery. >> when you say that the labor market is going to improve, your forecast is for unemploymen

well, she objected when josh white performed it.layed at cafe society and started to sing it, and it became a part of his act too. and it became very much associated with him, and there's a story in the book about how--apocryphal or not-- i think he told the story, actually-- of her coming into his dressing room one night, with a knife and threatening him, menacing him for doing the song, to which he replied, "billie, we should both be performing this song until neither one of us ever has to do it again." and i guess that persuaded her because she backed off. it was josh white who said he would not play that song internationally because he didn't want to leave the wrong impression about the country. that's right. i think that black performers, particularly back then, had to be very careful about seeming unpatriotic when they went abroad. i mean, paul robeson got in terrible trouble for that, for criticizing america abroad. you know, bill clinton got in trouble for protesting abroad. you know, it's just not the kind of-- it's seen as

i ruled unconstitutional and taxes because of the number of mistakes so clearly josh i mean it seems like excuse me like the discussion i was being had here excuse me a judge in new york state. i was a federal judge jed rakoff you know i think was two thousand and two thousand and two actually ruled the death penalty unconstitutional for that precise reason that there was too great a risk that innocent people would be would be. sentenced to death and executed the second circuit court which is the federal circuit that oversees new york overturned the second circuit court is not known as a particular conservative court like the one in texas or the or the one and for that the fact of the matter is that d.n.a. exists because prosecutors fought like the dickens all through the 1980's and i used to get it introduced now d.n.a. evidence is. as most of market when it shows that somebody didn't do it i used to be a reporter and it's and they teach us how it's not news when a plane lands safely when when newsweek ran a ran the cover of roger coleman who i'm sure richard knows where you as he w

. >> reporter: josh lanes is opening a winery. >> hey, you two, bring it in real quick.er: and he's hiring some guys he can count on. >> i was a parachute rigger. >> reporter: josh, all of 25, has seen quite a bit. >> we invaded fallujah, the second battalion first marines. >> reporter: and his vision for the future includes people that helped bring him home. >> the great thing about this winery is it's veteran owned and operated. >> reporter: josh wants to help veterans return not just to the united states but to society. >> once they come in and see this, this structure, then they -- it's like they snap back to it and become happy again. it's great. it's great to see these guys, seeing them have a sense of security. >> when a new vet comes in, maybe they're having problems, and you give them something to do, something to look forward to each day. >> today they're picking up stakes and moving to bigger d s digs. >> i need a tool. >> all up right here we're going to have three rows of vineyards. we just got the license in to open this place up. >> reporter: josh and his

and thank you. >> so josh mcdaniels put you down as not a fan?. >> and that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and have a good night, everyone. [honking] they were having a sale! announcer: the ikea sale. i'm going back for more! announcer: december 26th through january 9th. save up to 60%. ikea. the life improvement store. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a family law and immigration lawyer from new york, new york... a restaurant manager from reston, virginia... and our returning champion-- a freelance artist from washington, d.c... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--

josh smith, over josh anthony. six seconds to play. tied at 77-77.ames misses the long three at the end of regulation. so, we're going to overtime. with under a minute to go in o.t., heat down three. james, knocking down the three. that ties it at 89-89. the ensuing hawks possession, the left-handed layup to go up two. 12 seconds to play. heat, down two. james, taking the last shot. it is no good. atlanta holds on to win, 93-89. james had 34 points, 10 rebounds. >>> college basketball, tony jones, replacing bruce karl. tennessee at georgia. second half, uga, down at the half. leslie gets the rebound and the dunk. a little more of a minute to go. pulling up for three. bulldogs tie it. 57-57. ten seconds to play. tobias harris. the shot, for the win. no good. how about brian williams? the rebound. and he would beat the buzzer there with the game-winner. just as time is expiring. tennessee wins it, 59-57. georgia has been 8-0 at home. >>> back to you in new york. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today, including a shakeup in the u.s. s

. >> thank you, josh. ok, thank you for having me here. i will talk a little bit about social factors that will enter into pakistan's future. i will start with a democratic time bomb. the population is growing at 82% rate, according to the u. n.'s projections. this is a very young population. two-thirds of all but passed on -- pakistainis are under the age of 50. to ensure that the 90 million pakistanis find employment in the next decade, the gdp needs to be at 9%. in other words, over the next two decades it seems unlikely pakistan will be able to put most of its young population to work. over 1 million jobs will need to be created each year. this population boom will translate into intense resource scarcity. by 2025, pakistan will be a very scarce country. drinking water. irrigation practices continue to be wasteful and remains to be seen how the recovery from the floods will proceed. the situation has become dire after the army has taken control of the water shortages as a control. the water scarcity will translate into much more height

. >> josh dice que esto es una contradiccion, pero lo que más le preocupa es la restriccion porque esose luchara en unión para el departamento de bomberos, se ahorrarian cientos de millones de dólares, pero jerry brown dijo que no eliminarian los carros de los bombetos. >> los usuarios del transporte público tendrán más tiempo para adquirir la tarjeta clipper. >> el gerente del bar dijo que con esta política habrán más trabajos, así tambiñn darán más servicios para los pasajeros. >> las rutas de trenes andaran como el horario de fin de semana por el aniversario de martín luther king. >> la región de brasil es una de las zonas más castigadas por los deslaves que han cobrado la vida de unas 600 personas. >> desde brasil nos dicen las autoridades que los cuerpos pueden aumentar. >> estabamos en la posada, bajo el agua, cuando quisimos ver estaba a tres metros de altura. >> vimos cuerpos y vehículos pasando. >> es como una avalancha del rio, pero sólo comienza igual, con desesperacion y la perdida. >> en la noche en el gimnasio de la ciudad, cada colchon es testigo. >> mucha gente esta tra

they called x denver coach josh mcdaniel to see if he was interested in the job. mcdaniels.idding me? mcdaniels basically wrecked the broncos in two seasons there. he took them straight to the bottom of the afc west. crazy personnel decision. battle with the team best players. it gets worse. mcdaniel supposedly turned them down. right. he would rat be a coordinator somewhere else perhaps minnesota than be the head coach here. so the niners now who knows harbaugh is back in but if they don't get harbaugh then you have to look at plan c, d, e and f because these are all contingency. maybe a brian or falcons offensive coordinator or rai raiders offensive coordinator hue jackson but nobody that will get fans fired up about or teams or owners like jim harbaugh. whatever he decides, stanford learned today the star quarterback andrew luck will return for this is junior season. perhaps leaving tens of millions of dollars on the table and keeping with what the normal humble andrew luck approach would be he released a statement but didn't want to hold a news conference or spwe intervi

billie holiday made it famous, but josh is the one that i heard sing it. and i said, "what's he talking about, mom?" and my mother started crying, and she did not want to tell me. and i said, "no, you can tell me." and she said, "well, it's--the strange fruit "are people hung in the trees, black people hung there, by white people that didn't like them." and that was a tough one for me. it's hard to wrap your little five-year-old mind around that. doesn't really compute to a kid. and i guess i've been pretty strongly antiracist ever since. although the book is not about you, certainly your lives are reflected, and there's a passage in here about the night bobby kennedy is killed, and you're 12 years old, david? i was then. you've grown since then. you were 12 years old, and you were a volunteer with the bobby kennedy campaign. (bender) the presidential campaign in '68. (paulson) in california? mm-hmm. (paulson) and you were with rosemary clooney as well? well, she was-- i met her that night, and she was performing that night as artists-- she was one of thos

. >> reporter: josh lanes is opening a winery. >> hey you two. >> reporter: he's hiring some guys heount on. >> i was a parachute rigger in a force recon unit. >> reporter: he has seen quite a bit. >> we invaded fallujah with second battalion 1st marines. >> reporter: his vision includes people who helped bring him home. >> the great thing about this winery it's veteran owned and operated. >> reporter: josh wants to help veterans return not just to the united states but to society. >> once they come in and they see this, this structure, then they -- it's like they snapped back to it and become happy again and it's great to see these guys seeing them have a sense of security. >> when, you know, a new vet comes in, maybe they're having problems and you give them something to do, something to look forward to each day. >> reporter: they're picking up stakes an moving to bigger digs. >> the tool. all up right here we're going to have three rows of vineyards. we just got the license in, to open this place up. >> reporter: josh and his platoon of veteran vet tours have a reason for optimism

it's all josh, stanford wins on the road 65-41. cal loses in tucson.rs 0-2 in the pac10. >>> gail shot 61% against lnu. >>> edgar renteria signing with the reds. how about singletary interviewing for florida. >> oh, good,

joshed -- i grew up in that neighborhood. when i moved back to san francisco, i saw that that part of town had changed. there are extra cars on neighborhood streets. i think we plan like what i have heard, if it was to come to pass, that could alleviate some congestion. i commend you for the time that you spend. i heard the same kind of issues with parking and the overall parking. i support what you and the developers are doing. >> thank you. >> this was a good presentation. i liked what play hurt. i am a supporter of the demolition of the garden homes simply because they are tired, they are old. i really want to live in a new place. i think that this is a good deal. this could be a great place to live. i would have to go all the way downtown or out to the suburbs. the money will stay in this neighborhood, in san francisco. i was leery about the emmeline coming in. this will help the small merchants. i think it was brought up last week that it will bring elements into the neighborhood. this really sounds good and my attitude

it's all josh, stanford wins on the road 65-41. cal loses in tucson. bears 0-2 in the pac10. >>> gail shot 61% against lnu. >>> edgar renteria signing with the reds. how about singletary interviewing for florida. >> oh, good, he landed on his feet. >>> and our coverage continues tonight on ktvu.com. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night everyone. >> good night.

before you run out there to buy a ticket, wabc's josh eininger shows us what you could really do with dough. >> reporter: this ferrari, one of the hottest cars in the world. it flies from zero to 60 in 3.4 seconds and starts at a cool $230,000. salesman gary wexler knows what he'd do if he won the lottery. >> i think i probably would have a new 458 italian at my house. >> or two? >> or three. >> reporter: in fact, he'd be happy to sell you one each for your 500 closest friends. you could even throw in enough gas for everyone, at today's prices, for two years. the car would look dashing in this driveway. so you could plunk down 25 million bucks for this limestone center island mansion, which comes with its own movie theater, a pool, and a private beach. the tax bill is $115,000 a year. why not daydream? at this westbury smoke shop they've seen a steady stream of players. each with a different plan. >> i'd feel like a movie star. i'd have so much stuff i couldn't afford it anymore. >> i'd take care of my family, number one, and give to the poor. >> i'd like to take a nice vacation. >> r

no, just kidding. [ laughter ] just joshing. just joshing. this is it.in your mind, all right? let's start the fiesta ring moving. you got 20 seconds on the clock. ready, set, kick! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's it! he did it! he did it! he did it! stop the fiesta ring. in record time! [ cheers and applause ] sho nuff, take your blindfold off. well done. sho nuff, shogun showed up! very nice. let's take a look at that magic in slow motion, please. ♪ truly a master. oh! [ cheers ] you even punched him after you kicked him. further humiliation of jonathan taylor thomas. oh, my gosh. you're a maniac. you're a maniac, maniac, maniac on the floor and you're dancing like you never have before. higgins, how many pinatas did he break? [ wood block sounds ] >> steve: three! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a winner. contestant number three, right there! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. here are your tacos. good luck getting on the subway with those. of course, no one goes empty-handed here. you guys will be taking home these of

my name is josh wilson. i have a beautiful nine-one- malt -- a nine-month-old baby daughter, which might explain my appearance. excellence in journalism, and a volunteer from 1994 until 2002. i was a director and shepherding it through hundreds of campaigns and service agencies. this also produced and broadcast the most expensive -- and extensive interviews. i do not know if this is what the father referred to when he said the community participants were entitled or overly entitled. this is clearly a public service and civic informational role that we are fulfilling. furthermore, this is an extraordinary hub for music and arts and culture, including galleries. giving them exposure which would otherwise be unavailable to them. kusf is linked to others, including radio station around the country and around the world, and it is a point of entry for these artists and cultural leaders into the bay area. this is about the economy, local business, and san francisco role and status as an economically in the united s

josh willingham, david dejesus. this has been a good off season for the a's.hey have something left. this fellow has something left. he is coming back to the giants. $1.3million contract. surprising record. 7-2. e.r.a under two. it's debatable how many want to go to the pro bowl. indeed, zach miller will receive the opportunity. he will replace san diego's antonio gates on the roster. looks like he, shane lechler will be there if they decide to go. richard sea more already backed out. rob ryan, used to be defensive coordinator for the raiders, couple years in cleveland, he is now the defensive boss in dallas. his brother, rex ryan the hottest flavor in football, head coach of the jets so rob ryan will do his thing. 200 dollars a seat if you want to sit outside the stadium and watch it on television. jerry jones is trying to get 100,000 people there on february 6. the last time they drew 100,000, was 1987, the broncos getting clubbed by the new york giants. $200 to sit outside. let's continue money talk. how much is there to be made in college football? you rem

josh, are you saying you will believe in democracy once people catch up to you? >> of course, not.you know i'm a mess. i say i will believe in democracy when the people catch up to you because you are a substantial person. and i don't understand how this happened we started so similarly, brian and i. 2 east coast jews. both studied at princeton and studied under the same political theorists. here we are 2 guys in our shared park in berkeley my son the same age as his daughter. why out of the 2 of us only one has bottom an adult. >> i'm never getting married. she sank back against the ground. i sat then next to her i could smell fabric softener. >> this is nothing hoeky about loving something with all your heart. that's not how anyone has loved me. that's why they leave me. i'm everyone's good luck charm but mine. >> she was right. there was nothing hoeky about a great love to span a lifetime. >> love struck couples staring into each other's eyes. waitress with tired legs waiting for the end of her shift receives a visit from johnitto. he turns, one last time to the faces above the

. >> i love josh and nathan, the joy and proud of my life. >> father of 2 left a struggle behind at home with his life. >> it is not that we didn't care for each other. we allowed the busyness of life get in the way of the intimacy. >> there was a cooling off of me and god the priority my faith needs to have wasn't there. >> the haiti trip offered an escape. >> got up early tuesday morning, amazing view of the montana and never imagining what would befall later that afternoon. >> earthquake hit at exactly 4:53. they just returned to the hotel lobby. >> i had debris hitting me. something knocked my backpack, i had a gash on my head. things hit both sides of my legs. something passed right by my face, within 3 seconds the hotel went from vibrant color to absolute darkness. i wonder at first if i am dead. this is it. i have passed on. >> in the darkness, he could feel his camera around his neck. he began taking pictures, using the flash to see his surroundings. >> at one point i take a picture of the elevator car. that looks like a safer place. >> he climbed into the tiny elevator car. he h

he had a career high 21 points and then to josh owens and stanford snaps a four-game skid with a victoryn berkeley, first half, using his big body. he had 18. delaware 7. right on the half, he cans it. the lead is up to 18. the ducks would rally. that one is good. oregon is down one, but jorge with the answer, three of his own. bears back up by 6. under two to play. two of his 18. bears sweep oregon 85-77. >> and st. mary's was down in the first half but then went on a run. portland up by 27. gales wouldn't go down without a fight. st. mary's but it was too little too late. st. mary's first loss 85-70 that final. >> and fresno state, spartans with the alley-oop. san jose up to 18. and here is 3-ball, that made it up by 20. more oliver. turnaround jay he had 25 points, eight assists, and they win it 78-66 victory. >> and pga tour in san diego, a course where phil mickelson grew up playing and tiger seems to win every time he plays there. we'll start off with tiger on the 13, way right, tiger is eight off the lead. shot of the day. par five 18, his second, puts it within three feet. he wou

what happened was the project improvement proposal that joshed outlined. all of the green circles show what was improved over tier 3 and tier 4. the way they are not all bearing down on one street. but through the east side, we can get it through. again, this is so important for us to take all of the information and figure out a plan to make it work much better. the way we do that, we have already had a few meetings with the agencies, to identify what the priorities and goals are to make the corridor better. then we get some certainty. if we know what those goals are and the foundation of all of the planning, we are able to make some progress. if those are solid and real, i and my colleagues can start building a better future. it is a moving target unless we really locked down what our assumptions are. if we have that certainty, and we start refining the solutions to make sure we saw what happened with the m. if we are able to do somethin gimng important, we can make history to narrow again. these are some of the solution refinements that are already comin

now a quick pass inside by jeremy green who finds josh owens for the jam. owens at 14. and then show time is owens to man. owens for the slam. stanford pulls away down the stretch and end the losing streak 70-56 the final. stanford 11-9 overall. 4-5 in the pack ten. >>> after its record win on thursday night you had to figure today's game in portland was a potential trap waiting for st. mary's. the pilots sprung that trap. it was a five point game just before half time. playing for the last shot. they take it and this is just the way that they had planned it. st. mary's within two. portland went on a 25-2 run in the second half. cramer keeps the possession alive hitting the offensive boards that allows douglas to hit three of his 26 points. st. mary's fell behind by 27. spectacular for the pilots here. they put the rally together and actually got within eight. but the pilots always had an answer. luke with the full court inbound pass. and the split of a two game road trip to the northwest isn't bad. but after thursday's win this comes as a disappointment. portland wins

later in the half josh owens. a little alley-oop action. passed a four-game skid with a victory.er to berkeley jerome randall faces oregon. bears control. price son using his big body for nfl. cal up 7. later in the half jeff powers for 3. cal's lead up to 18 but the ducks would rally. under 7 to play. mall cum armstead. or down one but answers with three of his own. 17 for jorge. 102 to play. the backdoor cut, nice. bears sweep the oregon school winning their third straight 85-77. wcc top dog hosted by portland. saint mary's down 2 on a 27-2 run. the left hand followed portland up 27. under two to play. mickey mcconnell, high 32. saint mary's down 9 but it was too little too late. on the other end gerald stoles. saint mary suffers its loss. san jose state hosting fresno state. san jose state up 20. he had 18 in the first half alone. second half moore oliver. turn around j. he had 25 points, assists. took out their second whack win with a 78-56 victory. pga territory in san diego, a course where phil mickelson played and tiger woods seems to win every time he plays there. could e