by the way when mary katharine said and i have been giving mary katharine a hard time and now i'm going to stick um her for her tonight. if she feels more comfortable in virginia with a handgun, you shouldn't disparage that juan. >> i'm not. >> you should respect that if that's the way she feels. >> that's fine, bill. get a handgun. >> bill, i'm telling you with mary katharine. the likelihood is her boyfriend shoots her or she shoots a boyfriend. >> bill: you can't stat that. >> i don't have a boyfriend. >> bill: that's it. next on the run down, some christians say that i, your humble correspondent should ease up on the christmas controversy reporting. we'll debate it later, bernie goldberg has some thoughts on the kansas city chiefs murder situation. [ male announcer ] we all make bad decisions. like say, gas station sushi. cheap is good. and sushi, good. but cheap sushi, not so good. it's like that super-low rate on not enough car insurance. pretty sketchy. ♪ and then there are the good decisions. like esurance. their coverage counselor tool helps you choose the right coverage for you

by the way when mary katharine said and i have been giving mary katharine a hard time and now i'm going to stick um her for her tonight. if she feels more comfortable in virginia with a handgun, you shouldn't disparage that juan. >> i'm not. >> you should respect that if that's the way she feels. >> that's fine, bill. get a handgun. >> bill, i'm telling you with mary katharine. the likelihood is her boyfriend shoots her or she shoots a boyfriend. >> bill: you can't stat that. >> i don't have a boyfriend. >> bill: that's it. next on the run down, some christians say that i, your humble correspondent should ease up on the christmas controversy reporting. we'll debate it later, bernie goldberg has some thoughts on the kansas city chiefs murder situation. [ male announcer ]lka-seltzer plus presents the cold truth. i have a cold... i took dayquil, but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't work on runny noses. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have an antihistamine. really? [ male announcer ] really. alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold s

soccer mounds including katharine is it jones find him irresistible, but he wants to get back with his ex-wife. don't expect anything new in this by the numbers, eddie. orth one star. here is the weekend's best bet -- "lincoln," "argo," and "the life of pi." >> have a great weekend everybody. but pearl harbor remembrance day will be marked tonight with the special screening of a special documentary. "honor flight" will be playing tonight. it is that the constitution hall. tickets are still available.

standing here next to me is katharine olsen, the 10th on the list under "separations." katharine is a new teacher at spring valley and as the letter that she will hand over to deliver to you will attest miss olsen suffered the frustration and all that that beginning teachers often do and didn't know where to tush turn and it was suggested that she just get out and she resigned. and she rescinded it. you know and we know you have threedaes to withdraw that kind of decision and she acted immediately the next day. so she expects that decision to be rescinded. she essentially put this in for the 16th of november and when she rescinded she continued to work through to the 30th and she was told she would not be brought back after the 30th and her resignation would be counted as working from that time. we're here tonight to ask you to re-consider this issue. miss olsen has initiated the desire to rescind the resignation she turned in and she has done it in a timely fashion. she has followed all the procedures that she was anticipated to follow. the district in the meantime has

i have christopher hahn, and reason magazine and reason.com managing editor, katharine ward. of you. christopher, we will start with you. i want to start with what you wrote this week about the second amendment and the nra, i have the article here and what you write is you say, the second amendment, according to what you wrote here has been voided by history and was never in place for any of the reasons the nra or any senator or member of congress has given as a reason for opposing sensible gun regulation since reconstruction. describe what you mean here when you say that second amendment has been voided by history? >> well, look, we don't let people own nuclear war heads or helicopters why would we let them own assault weapons that should be in the hands of the military. when people like jefferson pushed for the second amendment, we lived in a different time, when you controlled the army you controlled the society. today we think of people that want to over throw the government as terrorists now. i don't understand that it applies. i know the supreme court ruled on this but

greg: i asked this of mary katharine ham. a republicans making a big mistake by being painted into a corner as defending the rich? >> i think that if it gets portrayed like that -- republicans are terrible and they need to learn how to talk about fiscal responsibility in a bright and positive way. they have not been very good at that. mitt romney, though i thought he turned out to be a strong candidate, he always we failed to tell the story of low taxes and limited government and freedom. so republicans need to learn how to do this much better. greg: charlie, thank you so much. it's good to see you. jenna: turning next to the new generation of al qaeda fighters. they may have new tactics, but their goal is still to destroy our way of life. up next, a closer look at what really do we face in the year had? is big brother coming to your tv? not the big brother, but the big, big brother. the technology breakthrough that can have your tv are spying on you. we will explain coming up next. >> if we don't learn from history, at the b

mary katharine ham, editor-at-large at hotair.com and is a fox news contributor. you think about that notion? barrasso was the first one to say it on "fox news sunday" and you were there but others have said it since that the president really does want to go over the cliff so that he can reap the benefits of all of the tax revenues that would be had by everybody's taxes going up? >> i think that is historical revisionism of a very current type. he is already trying to spin this because i think it is clear from the polls that most americans want a deal. they want a compromise. at the moment are blaming republicans and so i think that what he is trying to do at this point the president is delighted to go over the cliff because he see political advantage. gregg: why is he waiting so late, juan? >> i think everybody thinks we should have had a deal a long time ago. i'm foolish enough to have thought the odds were we would get a deal and both sides want something to happen here and acknowledge, yes, the president had some leverage because he won the election but i thou

>> there's something else that could added here and thas the involvement of ann katharine emmer rich1774-1824. a german miss stick and a stick maddic. why do i bring her name up? >> she was a major influence on mel gibson in terms of her making the atmosphere of the. thelaim has been it's based on the gospels but the gospels aren't really a screenplay or a treatment of a screenplay, they're a very, very brief outline for such a movie and he took a lot of the scenes directly from her vision. >> summarized a an awful lot, brentano published her writings and then they were enlarged upon and what you have at the end, according is that the net resuln that much of this is about fiction as opposed to being in any way drawn from the -- in any real way drawn from the gospels. >> well, that's right. and that's what so silly about this claim of mel gibson and frankly of some others including billy graham who's claimed when he saw the film he felt like he was a bystander, like it was a real tv documentary or something. this is clearly a film that comes out of the visions of a lot of people, mel

it will be hosted by katharine he did in gary radnich.new year's live stars at 1130 tonight. >> will be rapidwe will be righ. initiated. neural speeds increasing to 4g lte. brain upgrading to a quad-core processor. predictive intelligence with google now complete. introducing droid dna by htc. it's not an upgrade to your phone. it's an upgrade to yourself. >> in national nils, at least nine people are dead after a tour bus lost control and crashed. this was down an embankment near pendleton, oregon. this total from oregon state police shows the emergency vehicles responded to the same. police said the driver hit a patch of ice and crashed through a guard rail. the crash also and about 20 other people. rescue crews used ropes to help get people back up the interstate. there were about 40 people on board the charter bus at the time. >> a judge has ordered a sight pancreatic exam for the woman who is accused of pushing a man to his death in front of a new dirk city subway train. prosecutors said in a weekend court hearing that it erika menen

you can sit down and enjoy new year's eve from the comfort of your living room with katharine heenany radnich. >> sang a look of the san mateo bridge with more traffic this morning in an mournings past. it is a chilly morning, san mateo 30 degrees right now. looking for low 50s of a high. showers may be later on today and in some clearing and then warning in the forecast coming up. other stories we're following the general norman schwarzkopf has died. he gained national attention in 1991 when he led operation desert storm which liberated kuwait after the i iraqi invasion. his sister says she died of complications from pneumonia. he was known as storm and norman reached and retired to tampa after serving as commander in chief of u.s. general command there. general schwarzkopf was 78 years old. >> secretary of state hillary clinton is heading back to work next week. she has been working from home while recovering from a concussion she suffered after fainting while fighting a stomach virus. her return to the state department's likely to be good news for capitol hill. glenn will testify

it will be hosted by katharine heenan and gary radnich the starting at 1130 on the years each. >> you watching kron 4 urs bay area news channel here are the top stories. police have arrested five people in connection with the death of a man who was one of the two people found bound and gagged on a sampras's coach tree. police are not releasing details about the relationship between the suspects and victims. the male victim was identified as a 26 year-old steven reid , died after he was taken to a hospital. and woman, who has not been named, is still in serious condition but she is expected to survive. no word yet. antioch's new mayor is taking office at a time when there is a spike of violent crimes in the city. wade harper has been in office exactly one week and there has been one murder in a separate drive-by shooting that injured two people yesterday morning. harper says of the first thing he wants to do to address the problem is to create a committee that will work with the community. harper, who also operate a tracy police officer, also wants to beef up the antioch police force.

katharine nordal is with the american psychological association. and dr. irwin redlener is a pediatrician at columbia university who works on public and family health issues. he's the president of the children's health fund. we thank you all for being with us. i want to begin with you, david koppel. we just heard senator dianne feinstein say that what happened in newtown, connecticut, was the straw that broke the camel's back, that it is now time to reinstate the ban on assault weapons at the very least. do you agree with her? >> well, i think we can look at what happened when she had her ten-year ban in the past. the congress ordered that a formal study be done of the results of it. the study was performed by the urban institute, a very well respected somewhat left-leaning think tank in washington d.c., and the urban institute reported that it had no effect on homicide rates. there was no statistically significant benefit in terms of saving lives. >> woodruff: dan gross with the brady campaign. if that's the case, what's the argument for a ban on assault

one on behalf of justice katharine kitty kimball who is requiring as chief justice of the supreme court after an outstanding career and wanted to recognize her by this resolution. i ask unanimous consent it be submitted to the record. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. landrieu: secondly, a tribute to bern it johnson who is the incoming supreme court justice, again achieving that after an extraordinary career, and just gaining that spot on our supreme court. i'd like to submit it without objection. the presiding officer: the resolution will be received and appropriately referred. ms. landrieu: and secondly -- i mean lastly, mr. president, recognizing ms. leah chase, who is going to be 90 years old an outstanding citizen of new orleans, a renowned citizen of our state, and city, and known as the queen of creole quizine. she -- cuisine. we wanted the senate to congratulate her on that milestone and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the resolution will be received and properly referred. the senator from pennsylvania. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. tonight as we --

we have mary katharine ham, fox news contributor. thanks to you both for joining us.hael, since you're one of the men behind the plan, i want to go to first. break it down for me. how do you get there? >> well the basic idea we'll simplify the tax code. we're going to get rid of some of the deductions that currently benefit, they more benefit high income individuals than middle income individuals. we'll turn those into credits that will be flatter and simper peller for people to use. keep the rates under they were under president clinton which wail raise more money. a few other bells and whistles. a more simpler and fairer tax code that people could understand. melissa: that was a very good summary. >> thanks. melissa: mary catherine. i will throw in a few more things. there are a few sin taxes. >> yeah, there are. melissa: we sort of teased it. 50 cent increase on cigarette tax. tax on alcoholic beverages. >> already have one of those. just increasing it. melissa: we'll increase that one. why not. and small fees on internet gambling as well. what do you think of this

facebook friend diane williams guessing here, she says -- >> the answer is c., connecticut native katharineepburn four best actress awards among them "breakfast at tiffany's." we will be right back. >>> and welcome back. this time now is 6:54. olga breese in for howard bernstein this morning. . thes should make it into the low 40s for most and mid 40s closer to town. we'll see some snow showers develop overnight. that will switch over the rain by saturday afternoon. chilly 40s on saturday staying in the 30s for sunday. >>> before you go home we want -- to work this morning, we want the bring delia goncalves back with this powerful drunk driving reporting you've been doing this morning. and some take aways. >> you know i mean we've always talked about drunk driving and always asked folks not to drink and drive. we've had some really powerful stories all throughout the morning. the science behind field sobriety tests, breaking some myths that drinking and eating at the same time will actually get you more intoxicated faster because it's like opening the flood gates. >> right not sober. >> 20%

is delta by katharine heenan and gary radnich. >> we will have more on the fatal accident on the sanighest tide of the year the king tides are brushing up on our base stores. an update on gov. jerry brown's condition, after he learned after learning he is battling cancer. we will be back.

the only local show with live fire worked around the bay posted by katharine heenan and gary radnich.fornia highway patrol reported over a thousand you why arrest those this weekend. they went to a maximum and force the most ferry on friday and ended midnight on christmas night. statewide 1060 drivers were arrested for driving under the influence and that is up from last year from 980 drivers. in the bay area there were 151 arrests. the see if she reminds drivers to always use the designated driver and to always wear a seatbelt. >> there is another chp. of maximum enforcement for new year's. if you plan on drinking do not get behind the wheel have a designated driver get a taxi to get you home safely. mayors in palo alto and madison wisconsin are making a friendly bet on the outcome of the rose bowl. the stanford cardinal will take on the wisconsin badgers on january 1st. the losing mayor will where the other teams had during the common council meeting and also display the flag of the winning team for the day. it also plan a tree in honor of the winning team. >> forbes magazine has re

and both katharine and i are looking forward to having a family in the future. >> reporter: kate's pregnancyublic earlier than they planned. she is currently in the london hospital with hyperemesis gravidarum, a rare condition that causes severe vomiting during pregnancy. kate's expected to recover, and it will be a historic pregnancy because for the first time, there's no law restricting success to boys. so if kate gives birth to a girl, that little baby will automatically be third in line to the throne. what do you think is in the future for a royal baby like this? >> brothers and sisters. [ laughter ] >> reporter: let's give them a little time for their first one. the couple is considered the future of the royal family, and now their baby is expected to secure the future of the monarchy for decades to come. the royal couple revealed early because they feared news of her pregnancy would like out once she arrived in the hospital. which might have led to a few interesting conversations yesterday. reportedly the queen herself just found out yesterday. and prince harry, william's brother, who'

>>guest: hulloa katharine perry and >>caller: hello ladies i took your advice and i am staying awakehost: thank you for holding in perry and >>guest: that we will make it worth your while. >>caller: this is the first time i've ever seen her armor, it is absolutely gorgeous. --herkimer >>caller: it is clean and crisp in a life. that is likely to my face, it will bring you up. -- brighten >>guest:% alive on you, it is a beautiful piece and i hope you enjoy it. >>caller: i am so excited and i was listening to nancy lewis said, i have a collection of pins have been collecting since the '60s but i often wear them as pendants. you made a pinyou can't do some sort of a bill in the back so people could string get as well >>guest: that is the best way for us to do it. one of the things i know is to give you versatility see you can play. if we did it end game pin,it would have other uses. and i love your input thing to appear again >>caller: is it advisable to do it na gold? >>guest: just said before they show, i do love doing both but we said before the show, we were short sighted, we should

reed: i ask unanimous consent a dealee to the committee on banking, housing and urban affairs, katharine topping be granted floor privileges for the remainder of this session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reed: thank you. we all recognize the country faces many, many challenges. too many of our neighbors are still looking for work and too often those with a job have not seen a raise in quite some time. indeed for many years people in rhode island and across the country have a growing sense that there's too much focus on the powerful few and not on the average family playing by the rules. a quality higher education seems more unaffordable each year. and working men and women don't often feel that the government understands their struggle and need to move the country forward. they also want us to begin to balance the books just like we did under president clinton with a sensible, balanced approach, one that led to increasing wages across the board, increasing productivity, increasing employment, and a budget surplus in 2000 before president george w. bush took over. last y