the women of mary kay. in a down economy, they're not just surviving, they're thriving, in an inspiring tale of powder and polish and pink cadillacs. >>> he's back. this year, two new holiday blockbusters from the man who gave us "jaws," "jurassic park". katie couric with steven spielberg. >>> and home for the holidays. an emotional welcome back as the president hails the end of a long and costly war. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," december 14th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm terry moran. and we're going to begin tonight with a bright spot in a bleak economy. the women of mary kay cosmetics. 165,000 people started mary kay businesses in the united states last april alone. it's a second job for many of them, but they work for themselves and they chalked up 2$2.5 billion in 2010 worldwide. here's abc's ryan owens in our network series, "bringing america back." >> reporter: it has all the glitz and glamou

>> jill: (laughs) >> kay: okay, open up. >> jill: (gasps) aw. >> kay: aw. >> billy: ooh, yeah!) >> murphy: pretty little-- >> billy: baby girl, you are just the prettiest flower girl in the history of history. >> victoria: but wait, there's more! >> kay: oh, no, no. >> murphy: hubba hubba! >> jill: oh, you look lovely, victoria. >> victoria: you like? >> billy: it's okay. >> delia: okay?! >> billy: okay! okay in that victoria looks as beautiful as the day she did when i married her. >> jill: ohh. >> kay: ohh. >> chloe: hi. (chuckles) >> jill: (gasps) >> esther: oh, my baby. >> kay: you look stunning, my dear. >> murphy: that kevin fisher is one lucky guy. >> kevin: well, this is fascinating. way more interesting than being at, say, my wedding. >> devon: kevin, i really need you to be here, man. all right, i've been doing takes with angelina all day, and they are not-- they are not up to her abilities. >> angelo: we need your face. >> devon: that's right. you were here yesterday. you know she's-- she just gets one look at you, and her voice turns to gold. >> kevin: fine. fine, y

>> kay: this is nothing like that.e. >> jill: (chuckles) yeah, but your "surprises" have a tendency to backfire. >> kay: (sighs) >> neil: so don't you think we should talk to lily before we get the twins something that big? >> sofia: (scoffs) but if we tell her, then you ruin the surprise. i mean, can't you just imagine the twins chugging along... choo-choo! >> neil: (groans) >> sofia: in their own little train around the backyard? oh, and then little moses all huddled up in the caboose? too cute. >> neil: mm, yeah. okay, that would be. that would be cute. >> tucker: hey. >> ashley: hi. >> neil: hi. hey, guys. >> ashley: no, no, don't get up. i just wanted to congratulate you on your wedding. >> neil: oh. well, thank you. thank you very much. >> sofia: thanks, yeah. >> tucker: uh, we're runnin' a little late, so i'm gonna check with the maître d'. let me say hi to "little mo." oh, he's cute. >> neil: all right, tucker. >> ashley: you are so lucky that you can bring moses out like this. i couldn't do that when abby was

>> kai, thank you. the air force says it is pretty unclear whether the air force will be taking action. >>> a scene of mangled cars. two people are dead today, and many more injured, including children. and it turns out, one of those killed died from a gunshot wound. jason allen has the story. >> reporter: it was this blue chevy tahoe that witnesses said was speeding north on college street, at incredible speeds. and at the intersection of brown boulevard, it came to a violent stop. the impact destroyed a full- sized pickup truck. and the crash was violent enough that the entire back half of a yellow compact car was also destroyed. >> he's going over 100 miles an hour, for sure. if you look at those cars, you can tell he's going 100 miles an hour at least. it was bad. bam. and then bam, bam, bam. three or four of them. you know? >> witness jason king was at a nearby mcdonald's, when the crash happened. he ran to the nearby scene to help, finding at least one driver. then he and other witnesses saw small

hi, kai. good afternoon, everyone. happy friday. and not such a bad afternoon. one of them on essex, at eastern boulevard. the other in cockeysville at adam road. watch for a car fire, east haven street between monument and ashland. as far as delays, you will go to 895. 95 is slow between pulaski highway and the beltway. seven minutes there, with an average speed of 35 miles per hour. there's a look at your average speeds and drive times on the beltway. in the low to mid-30s on the top and the west side. there's a live look outside. at the east side of the beltway, wide open at quarantine road. and there's a look at 50, if you're headed to the breach. this traffic report is brought to you by kfc, the official chicken of baltimore ravens. enjoy a 10-piece holiday feast for just $20. tastes so good. back to you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. freeway inferno. a tanker explosion, paralyzes the california freeway. now, the efforts to get things back to normal hit a major road block. >

kai? >> alex, thank you. >>> as in the case of all police-involved shootings, officers will be placed on administrative leave, pending investigation. >> fbi is trying it catch a serial rapist. vic is in the newsroom with a new effort to find justice for the victims. vic? >> one of the men -- one man is responsible for eight unsolved rapes in montgomery county. federal authorities are calling him the potomac river rapist. today, they launched a website, showing sketches of his possible appearance. all of the attacks happened in the 1990s. investigators believe this man also murdered a female scientist in washington's georgetown neighborhood in 1998. the fbi is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. mary? >> vic, thank you. digital billboards containing the suspect's photo will be posted in the region. >>> a baltimore family takes their fight to court. they say their special needs child was repeatedly bullied at two city schools. now, their case goes before the jury.

on the side of her helicopter, cornwell has 'em blazened kay scarpetta's sale, which she designed. tribute to a character who has taken on a life of her own for millimeters of readers and for patricia cornwell. >> you know what when she appears on the scene, no matter what state she's in or what chaos abounds, some how she's going to make it better. >> reporter: you like her? >> i do like her. i wish she would walk into this room, because i would love to be her friend and i think my heartbreak would be if she walked in and looked at me and didn't know who i was. >> cornwell's new book "red mist" is in stores now. our thanks to terry. >>> coming up next, what is it like to join a band of globe-trotting treasure hunters in a search for one big find? oh, hello. i'd like to tell you about netflix. it's an amazing service that lets you watch unlimited movies and tv episodes instantly. you watch netflix on your pc or on your tv through a game console or other devices, connected to the internet. wow, that's fast. best of all, netflix is only... [ buzzing ] eight bucks a month. but don't l

>> reporter: it was a long day here on kay street. we thought it all ended with the arrest earlier today, but the protesters still had energy apparently and continued to rally up and down kay street creating the rolling road blocks and a traffic nightmare. >> [ chanting ]. >> reporter: from capital tax partners on constitution to john poe december that's lobbing firm at 11 and g. >> the only firm in d.c. >> [ chanting ]. >> reporter: protesters blanketed et, two different groups, one similar message: end corporate greed and bring jobs back to the people. >> want to work. just no good jobs for residents. >> the group occupy d.c. and union reps and unemployed from across the country rallying with our dt, today united to occupy kay street sending a message to lawmakers even if that meant arrest. >> will that be the first time -- >> no for me. this is number 6. one in five americans cannot find full-time work right now, and we have a cry going on in our country. >> reporter: and we just received an update on the final number of arrests to

kay henderson, matt strawn, thank you both. >> thanks, judy. >> thank you. our report is part of a collaboration with the pulitzer center on crisis reporting. it comes from special correspondent steve sapienza in peru. >> these miners are part of the biggest gold rush. recent spikes in gold prices have lured 15 million people worldwide into the business of small scale gold mining but rising demand for gold has fueled command for mercury. the toxic metal is used by millions of miners everyday to separate and collect gold from rocks and soil. miners say mercury is easy to use, readily available, and cheap. the united nations environment program estimates that small scale miners use up to 1,350 tons of mercury each year making it the single largest use of mercury worldwide. in south eastern peru, the gold rush has attracted some 20,000 small scale miners to the pristine rain forest and river of the region. the devastation caused by widespread mining is easy to spot. with huge swaths of the forest turned to barrenn desert but the damage caused by the heavy use o

kai? >> denise, thank you. penn state says they will donate a million and a half dollars to sex crime advocacy groups. the money will come from bowl game revenue. >>> several states in the west are hit by wind gusts, well over hurricane strength. the damaging weather causes widespread damage in hundreds of thousands of power outages. bigad shiban reports from southern california. >> reporter: powerful winds pushed around this trailer. also knocked over a dozen more tractor-trailers on highway 15 and shut down the highway for hours. the worst santa ana winds in years have led to warnings ask advisories in six western states. schools are shut down in many communities. and hundreds of thousands are without power. this southern california gas station was mangled after hurricane-strength winds toppled a nearby tree. >> looking at it now, what goes through your head? >> just thank god nobody got hurt. >> reporter: roger ferodge owns the business. and estimates his damage will be over $200,000. >> especially for us no

kai? >> andrea, thank you. in 2007, virginia tech was the scene of the nation's deadliest mass shooting. 33 people were shot and killed by seung-hui cho. stay with wjz for continuing coverage. we'll continue to update you throughout this evening's newscast. >>> the bald eagle may be a national symbol. but when a bird gets in trouble, it takes local help to rescue. >> if a bald eagle can't fly, it can't feed or protect itself. that's the dire spot, an injured eagle found itself in in anne arundel county. >> it was out there so long with not a lot of nourishment that it was getting weaker. and it just didn't seem to fight me very much. >> reporter: darren is here with the research center in delaware. he responded whenout doorsman spotted the injured eagle. after it was netted, he covered its head with a towel. >> i slid it down the side. once i had the feet, i know i'm not going to get hit by the talons. >> reporter: people will go to extraordinary lengths to save them. >> a few years back, police say the pair of

kay jewelers presents the ring that lives up to the moment.ting has to be perfect. it's where the diamond lives. - uniquely beautiful hand-crafted rings with diamonds hand-selected by kay. the newest reason kay is the number one jewelry store in america. neil lane bridal. forever begins here. i tried to reason with her. lydia doesn't want money anymore. the only thing that'll placate her is if victoria welcomes her back into the fold. i am not welcoming that scheming harlot anywhere until we've exhausted all our options. well, there's definitely more aggressive ways to handle the situation. hold on a minute. she's a lonely socialite. she's not an ax murderer. did she or did she not threaten to take you down at the benefit tonight? yeah, she danced around it. look, victoria, you asked me to call her bluff once. i say we do it tonight. well, that was before i found out how completely unhinged she's become. lydia was a patient of dr. banks, and her tapes were the only ones that weren't leaked. you think she was behind the kidnapping? who knows wh

kai? >> all right, bob. thank you. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. hi, kristy. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. northbound 95, a lot of congestion that we're watching there, from pulaski highway to whitemarsh boulevard. as far as the beltway goes, on the west side inner loop, stop and go there, from 95 to security boulevard. and the top side inner loop, heavy there from the jones falls expressway to perring parkway. traffic just crawling along, about 20 miles an hour. on the outer loop, not much better there on the north side. heavy there from harford road to the jones falls expressway as well. and traveling southbound 95, we do have a tractor-trailer fire, past 100 that's definitely going to catch your eye. in owings mills, another accident. between lakeside boulevard and town place drive. in bel air, police activity, attracting some attention there. that's at route 1 and the emerson bypass. and one accident to watch out for in baltimore city. harford road at evergreen. you

kai? >> mike, thank you. >>> since the raid, occupy baltimore has continued to maintain a presence online. >>> an iconic restaurant is torn down. today, crews completed demolition of the mount washington tavern. the 80-year-old building was destroyed by a fire last month. the owners have vowed to rebuild. and they hope to reopen in time for the preakness stakes in may. the cause of the fire is unknown. >>> a setback in the reorganization of recreation centers in baltimore, under a controversial plan, some centers will be turned over to private operators. but today, city officials canceled the vote. wjz is live. adam may explains what this means for the future of the program. adam? >> reporter: city officials say they are moving forward. but organizer says they need more time to get support. >> reporter: just weeks ago, protestors expressed outrage over plans to close rec centers. part of the mayor's plan calls for turning over a handful to priority operators. that also triggered community

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katty kay? >> i'm very glarksd kathleen, that there are no men up there. -- no women up there. >> it's men. >> it's -- it's got to be dominique strauss kaun for me. the alleges of what happened in the hotel room and everything that happened subsequently. future president of france, blew it all not just on one incident but the allegations that came out. >> it showed how he lived. >> i'm surprised the censure -- consequences of his actions had much broader reach but anthony winer to me was the biggest embarrassment, to himself, to any adult human being. >> my issue is with arnold. it's because it was the housekeeper. i go to something my wife said to me. when that housekeeper needed a day off, did she go to arnold or to maria? meaning, the idea that the housekeeper did this, also sort of this -- the double betrayal. the betrayal of the husband and of somebody that helped up raise your kids. and arnold lived in the same house with both. that, to me -- that's why i think maria just walked so fast. >

kay jewelers presents the ring that lives up to the moment.lane bridal, from hollywood's premiere jewelry designer. - the setting has to be perfect. it's where the diamond lives. - uniquely beautiful hand-crafted rings with diamonds hand-selected by kay. the newest reason kay is the number one jewelry store in america. neil lane bridal. forever begins here. (siren blaring) have a seat, mr. gramercy. sit. what's going on? caine: this year, you and your wife spent $60,000 on the pageants. that's more than half the annual income from your garage. you-you checked our tax returns? you wasted your hard-earned paycheck on tiaras and ball gowns for a six-year-old? yeah, that has to be a little aggravating. i wasn't happy about it. you ever fight about it? occasionally. did it ever get ugly? (scoffs) you think i killed suzanne. you told us the last time you saw her was about 8:30 last night? that's right. that's a lie. your daughter put you in your wife's room several hours later. she also said that you hurt suzanne. i thought melrose was asleep. can y

reporting live in san francisco, kay thompson. >>grant: on the kron4 big board, a closer look at where this thing happened. >>grant: looked at the flames erupted out of the windows. a huge span of smoke erupted from this fire. >>jaqueline: the wins are calm. take a look at temperatures as the head of the door tomorrow morning. the 59 in oakland, 58 in livermore and 59 in san jose. 60 in santa rosa, 58 and san rafael. coming up in a bid we will have your extended forecast for christmas and also possible rain. >>grant: shots ring out and then a loud explosion. police say a man crashed his car into three other vehicles this morning in west oakland after being shot multiple times. after he hit the other car, his vehicle burst into flames. >> on the street, attend separate shall casings from shots fired. this was a brazen crime. neighbors say they heard a loud noise. >> i came out and heard a boom. >> the noise they heard was the victim's cars smashing into other vehicles and bursting into flames. you can see the damage that was done t

i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm denise koch. mary is off.nd here's what people are talking about. >>> breaking news in virginia tech. moments ago, a police source says the gunman is dead. complete coverage continues with alexis christoforous, reporting for wjz. >> reporter: officers sulted up as law enforcement shut down virginia tech. they are looking for a man who shot and killed two people. >> i could see his face. i don't know if it was coming from his head or face exactly. >> reporter: one was a police officer, shot while ache making a routine traffic stop in a campus parking lot. the shooter, described as a white male, wearing gray pants and a maroon hoody, then fled on

>> kay: you owe him nothing, harmony, not even an explanation. >> harmony: no, that's all right, mrs. chancellor, because i think tucker should know this. your mother welcomed me back into her home, and so here i am, whether you like it or not. >> devon: hey. yeah, that stuff goes right in the corner.

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kai? >> thank you, bob. let's check in on the roads with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, kai. hi, everyone. the slick roads are making the drive a little tougher than normal. driving the top side inner loop. we have delays there. the west side inner loop, also heavy in that direction from southwestern boulevard over to security boulevard. average speed, about 40 miles an hour. a couple of rough spots on northbound 95, heavy from 395 to the fort mchenry tunnel. then it slows down again from the howard county line to 175. as far as accidents go, 175 at 29 in columbia, pulaski highway at 64th street. middle borrow road at hilltop. let's take a live look. as you can see, we have a lot of brake lights there. and we'll take another live look as you can see our camera there, pretty heavy on the beltway, as it crosses over 83. this traffic report is brought to you by kfc. it's the official chicken of the baltimore ravens. you can enjoy a 10-piece holiday feast for only $20 at kfc, tastes so good. back

with us today, "time" magazine's richard stengel, bbc's katty kay. "the washington post's" kathleen parker and nbc's chuck todd. we start this year's awards as before with president obama. what was his best move, his singular achievement of 2011, was it getting osama bin laden or toppling muammar qaddafi? was it keeping the promise to end the american war in iraq? or was it on a more human level his very moving speech after gabby giffords was shot? chuck, event of the year for the president? >> easy to say bin laden but i'm going libya and qaddafi because it was a risk, the policy was a risk and it is a policy that is going to doe fine what future presidents do, how they handle situations like this. chris: lead from behind? >> it was in a weird way as big of a gamble and maybe even a bigger gamble long term on the impact it could have had on short-term american policy. chris: and hillary clinton and susan rice -- >> the women of the foreign power team but this was also about the when united states signs a pact to be an ally with a country like france

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>>> i'm kai jackson. breaking news, there is a serious accident on the jfx, it's backing up traffic this afternoon. this was the scene a short time ago, on i-83, on the northbound side to the inner loop of the bellway. police say three vehicles were uninvolved in an accident before 3:00 this afternoon. two children sustained serious injuries in the crash. both flown to johns hopkins pediatrics. more information on the news part of the story in a moment. now to christy in traffic control with more op how this is affecting the afternoon commute. i saw this accident as i headed in to work today. >> so did it. let's go to the live shot. we have a closure, northbound on the jfx, falls road. nothing getting by, if you are going to take the inner loop to the beltway, traffic is getting by, just on the shoulder. we will look here, as you can see, so much congestion there as you head towards the scene of the inner loop of the beltway, backed up. avoid the jfx at all cost. take charles street if you have to travel

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hi, christie. >> hi, kai. a messy dry out there. especially for 95. in the northbound direction we have a couple of delays there. the first from pal aki highway over to emmerton road and again on the southwest side. that one from 32 over to 175. as far as southbound 95 goes, we have an accident at riverside parkway blocking the lane. on the beltway, in the northeast corner, moving over to the beltway, the loop is slowing over to security boulevard. and slow from security boulevard over to baltimore national pike. expect 15 minutes to get through. on the inner loop, stop-and-go to providence. and northbound 295 at anne arundel mills boulevard and northbound 97 and benfield boulevard. let's take a look, no improvement for 95 northbound at 222 in the cecil county area. and another look at congestion there as well on the beltway, just west of york road but it does look like it is thinning out. this traffic report is brought to you by len the plumber, experts in water heating, drain cleaning and wells. call len the plumber and have it done today. >>> if yo

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