and foreseeability test is the one that kentucky supreme court uses. but does your test coincide with the test of any of the circuits? or is it different? >> our test is novel. it has not been, to my knowledge, considered by any of the other circuits. >> your test, it's not wild. it says unreasonable in the 4th amendment. probably when they act lawfully, they are acting reasonably. and not unreasonably. but it could be sometimes they are not. that's your view. >> that's correct. and by the way -- >> no test. all right. >> we are not saying that -- we are essentially saying the police shouldn't act as though they have a warrant when they don't have one. which is exactly what they did in this case. that proposition is not new. in bumper, this court made clear if the police act as though they have a warrant when they don't have one, any consent could woue coerced. review in court is already the knock and hownations about aggressive was the demand simply in another context? on the other hand, police officers are already receiving the same instruction that

companies such as federal express, kentucky fried chicken, avon, and wal-mart. nobody realized how important this would be for china's success and growth. however, as a reading reveals while china was a producer of low-cost goods and consumer banker to america, neither the governments of china, the united states, or populations of either country saw the implications where this relationship was aheading as these two countries were becoming more and more reliant on one another. today, both countries are in an unfamiliar and challenging position. on one side of the ocean, there's china questioning the wisdom of their union with the united states and on the other hand, there's the united states, which raises the level of depend sigh raising levels of anxiety. this enhanced the economy but undermined the sovereignty. i wonder if it's worth to redefine the relationship with china assuming it would not cause greater instability in the world. what would the implications be for the future of our global economies? zach just may have the answer. please join me in giving hi

♪ (autumn) we're at mammoth cave, kentucky!er] ♪ ♪ (aaron) we're in cleveland now, and we're on our way to meet with van taylor monroe. (aaron) he was voted one of cleveland's most interesting people, and that's how we found him. he left a really high-paying job because he decided he wanted to paint shoes. hi van, i'm autumn. how are you doing, autumn? good, how are you? (autumn) nice to meet you. this is so cool. (van) i was born an artist. i was painting ever since i was two years old, and i always had art on the side. i've been doing this since 2003...painting tennis shoes. i've been doing art all my life. ♪ i graduated from college, and knew i wanted to do something with business. i didn't know exactly what i was going to do. my psion wasn't there, but that's where the money was at. i'm thinking, "this is how i pay bills, "i'm gonna have a family... i'll just paint on the side." i went to be a broker, an account executive, for a logistics firm in cincinnati. but it got to the point where i couldn't work because i kept heari

>>>angie: en kentucky el senado aprobó ya propuesta, s b 6 que le permi a los agentes ser policías de el público con las expresiones y deportaciones él >>>angie: el problema va más haya que la posible discriminación, según el centro de política a kentucky le cuesta mucho dinero y esto sufriría gran paredte de solos que traban con caballos soninmigrantes. hablamos con el procuro sor de esta propuesta. >>> este proyecto de ley está en manos de la cámara de representantes y comenzará a sesionar a partir del primero de febrero en miami angie sandoval telemundo. >>>josé: mientras a unos días de dar su discurso sobre el estado de la unión iniciando su tercer año de la casa blanca uno eran cuesta indica que 53% sdlode lo estadounidense as prueba lo que hace el presidente obama. el sondeo interesanteincluyó preguntas como si se les debe dar ciudadanía a los niños que nacen aquí, miren eso, 50% dijo que sí y el 47% dijo que no casi un empate sin embargo los hispanos opinamos muy diferentes 79% dijo que sí sobre el 19% dijo que no. vamos a tucson arizona, el esposo de la congresista gabrielle g

in the kentucky vs. king case, the officers are looking for the crack cocaine dealer and they came across king in his apartment smoking marijuana and charged him with marijuana offenses. it was not the original crime. it was another crime that they stumbled across when they approached the door and smelled marijuana inside. it is not clear from the opinions and the lower courts as to whether the crack cocaine dealer was caught. i don't recall seeing anything in the material in that case as to whether he was. in the kentucky vs. king case, an investigation into one crime leading to evidence being discovered against another crime and the fourth amendment generally allows the government to bring charges on the second crime if they come across as long as the fourth amendment was not violated in the procedures taken to get the evidence of the second crime. the legal issue here is whether the fourth amendment was violated in getting to the evidence of the second crime host:. miami, fla. thank you for waiting. c

investigators say they believe the pair robbed a starbucks yesterday and a kentucky fried chicken on sunday. >>> members of the group of anti-gang injunctions staged a meeting at city hall. they say gang injunctions on expensive way to deal with crimes although it's not clear how much money goes towards law enforcement. john russo has asked for and received an injunction for gang members in north oakland and is seeking a similar injunction in the fruitvale neighborhood. >>> mayor of the sea and county of san francisco. >> san francisco makes history with the swearing in of the new mayor. >>> verizon finally announces it does have the iphone, but you are going to have to wait a little bit longer to get it. i am consumer editor tom vacar. that story still ahead. >>> a few showers across the bay area today paid we have a little bit of activity on live stormtracker 2. there is another system offshore and i'll have the timing of that weather system coming up in your full forecast. >> activist john orange protests ongoing situations in the guantanamo bay prison and similar protests were he

. >> a similar store in kentucky fewer birds dozens of hundreds these birds were found dead experts there a problem called winter stress. the national wildlife health center has not said if it's going to expand the investigation into all this to include the kentucky birds. looking at the golden gate bridge tonight the headlines or southbound into the toll plaza traffic to any of that but moving well in both directions. stay with us will be back after the break. live this is kron 4 news of 5:30 p.m.. talks are going live to vern he is and how well so waiting for the new orange bowl champs derived. there's the bus just pulling up. >> i am here in the first bus has arrived. and along with fans. as he does won i see bus to the stanford football team. back from the orange bowl. a lot of excitement of pandemonium a lot o'clock in a lot of cheering and seed jim harbaugh and as young guy in the seat. and in and help you see members of the football team coming out in my what a terrific moment it is for stamford. 40 to 12 what is overturned attack. our see the game crew stepping over the bus he jus

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rand paul, the junior senator, excuse me, rand paul, the senator from kentucky, the-or-senator from kentucky, talked this week and pointed up some of the divisions within the gop ranks. this is what he said. >> some said when people who came from the tea party were elected, that washington would co-opt us. the interesting thing is, is that i think we're already co-opting washington. >> you talk about earmarks. you talk about some of the sentiment about spending. is the tea party sentiment driving the gop now? >> i find great unity among republicans. not only the members who are here, but the new parties who came are interested in tackling the spending and debt and getting the private sector going again. i think the most interesting unreported divisions in the town are among democrats. i mean if you look at senate for example, we have 23 democrats, a significant majority of those who are running in the next election. looking at the results of the last election, and i think they are have a growing awareness that what they did the last two years, was rebuffed by the american people. let's look

. >>> kentucky collision, a out of control vehicle barrels into a restaurant. >>> and web sensation, a gorilla that can walk upright, just like a human, becomes an internet celebrity. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with an iconic leader. former south africa president and anti-apartheid hero nelson mandela has been released from the hospital in johannesburg. >>> now nelson mandela has arrived behind me in johannesburg, south africa, after merely two days, 48 hours in the hospital. the doctor said he was sufrg suffering from acute respiratory illness and that he is responding well to treatment and he will receive home care at this house behind me. now, the south african -- many people have played down the severity of this, but have said he is 92 years old, and he is no longer a 19-year-old. a routine check-up for this is different than for a young person. the world press are surrounding the house. they've been flocking to the hospital in the last f

alabama steals the ball, kentucky missed the shot as time ran out.rimson tide beat the wildcats 68-66. >>> when we come back another look at this morning's top stories. and end of an era. tv host regis philbin set to leave his long-running show. >>> sports sponsored by touch of gray. gets rid of some gray. never all. gets rid of some gray. never all. wabout readingl and put it here. introducing nookcolor. experience books, magazines, newspapers and children's books like never before. nookcolor by barnes & noble. what the suspect was doing with a gun.. moments before the shooting. a statewide amber alert for a 4 year old boy.. snatched from his grandma's house. the concern he may be in the bay area. plus.. a popular student radio station signs off. how it's shaking up the entire landscape of bay area radio. and.. an emotional interview with the husband of congresswoman giffords. how he describes the hours he thought his wife was dead. join us for cbs 5 early edition, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. snow is entering the

virginians had to have kentucky. the continent congress finally recognize their claim in the critical year of 1776. at the constitutional convention, madison aggressively led his delegation in defending virginia's rights. he aims to the so-called virginia plan to make virginia the preeminent state in the union. he told a supportive of george washington the smaller states should be made in his words subordinate lee useful. madison disliked small the democracy. in williamsburg, at richmond, he encountered state legislators will be considered a new life. he watched as they would easily swayed by the seductive oratory of patrick henry. now, madison identified with panic in 1775. yet henry came to subvert every last reform, every last policy, that he and jefferson championed. madison feared demagoguery. and he identified henry with demagoguery. this is where madison and jefferson fundamentally differed. jefferson always saw tierney at the top of the political hierarchy, until he was elected president. for madison, tierney

>> i wouldn't predict either kentucky or louisville to go the whole route this year and kentucky will probably go farther. i think they have more talent. and they'll go farther. >> okay, mr. leader, my final question. you have a thing with kroger. the president tried to call you and he found you in a kroger. and when you go home you always stop at the kroger on bartstown road, that's that about. >> that's the first conversation i had with barack obama when i was president. i was up in the kroger -- my cell phone went off. so there i was with people that i know from the neighborhood walking around with their carts and i'm talking to obama. unfortunately, the first two years i didn't have a whole lot of conversations with obama but i was up there another time when he called so i've had two calls at the kroger from barack obama. and regretfully there were not a whole lot of calls the first two years but i think i'm on speed dial down at the white house and i think we'll have a lot more communication in the coming months. >> mr. leader, thank you very much for coming. [applause] [inaudibl

reporter adam baker introduces us to two kentucky players who got very lucky. >> reporter: there seems to be something awfully lucky about this part of georgetown. >> this is exciting. everybody is excited. >> reporter: not only did someone win $1 million from a ticket sold at the apple market shell. >> $330 million would have been nice but a million dollars, we're tickled we sold that. >> reporter: about this time a year ago the store across the street sold a ticket that paid out kentucky's largest jackpot ever, some $128 million. >> we've had to look at that, you know, so now we finally got our chance. >> that one with all of them is the winner. >> reporter: the latest winner matched all five white ball numbers but not the mega millions ball. that earned them $250,000. the georgetown player paid an extra dollar for the mega plier option which multiple fiied it times to $1 million. >> i'm excited for whoever won it. >> reporter: the store manager had one of those multiplier tickets but he didn't win and neither did any of the others who stopped by at lunch to check their tickets. >> i

tavis: the kentucky-i.u. relationship. tell me how you -- given that you have a day job and teaching other young people, how you end up stepping out on your own to do these novels? >> well, you know, in a way it's symbiotic. the teaching and writing. because when i teach, i use exercises for my students that i use myself and writing "the lake of dreams." and so i feel like i can offer that to my students but also very exciting to watch students grow and learn as writers. and experiment. and test their voices and test their range. and so i really enjoy that and feel like i gain a lot from it as a writer myself. tavis: what does that give you in terms of sharing to the students and what do you think the students take away from having a professor who is now as acclaimed as kim edwards is? >> he always talked to my students about the need to write for the joy of writing. i try to sort of actually -- disaggregate the acclaim from the act of writing. it has to have its own intrinsic value. because it's hard to do it and takes a

you receive welfare food stamps medicaid should you be subject to random drug tests that's what kentucky state representative lonnie knapp here is proposing in a new bill he claims. it will not only get people off drugs but also save the state millions and millions of dollars question of course is is he right on joining me to discuss that as attorney david evans executive director of drug free schools coalition and jacob sullum senior editor of reason magazine and reason dot com gentlemen thank you both for joining me now david i want to start with you because as far as i know you support this type of legislation and this proposition why should people who are receiving welfare or you know on medicaid be drug tested it randomly. well first of all when we want. more. grown use we begin using you know our military air war and we did substantial. we used well i mean now schools so it's only march and we would. use now jacob what do you think about that if they do drug tests in the military if they drug test you before you have to get a job why not drug test you before you collect welfare fro

let's hear from john in kentucky on the republican line. caller: i would like to understand about the speech that was given, how the people worswe complaining of the left. it was a beautiful speech, no doubt. but wouldn't it have been much betterf he had spoke from the oval office, first, and directly on the situation instead of in a college atmosphere where it was more of a pep rally situation? it seems to me like it would have been more effective and he would have shown more empathy toward the families and the nation and brought it together more had it not been a seemingly -- whether it was or not -- a political atmosphere. guest: this has become somewhat of a common critique on the right and i could not disagree with it more. it was not a political pep rally. the president did not choose the format. tucson went through a horrible tragedy. the university of azona went through a horrible tragedy. and when the president came, they wanted a moral, but they also wanted to feel better about themselves and their >> we are going to break away fr

at kentucky -- add kentucky, louisiana and tennessee to the list of states where birds have shown up -- shown up dead in large numbers. sweden is investigating why 50 to 100 birds fell from the sky sunday night. in tennessee, at least 120 dead blackbirds were discovered on the highway on tuesday. officials say they had been dead for some time and testing to find out why could be difficult. arkansas state game and wildlife officials say 500 birds were sent flying to their deaths on new ear's -- new year's eve. blackbirds have poor night vision and don't usually fly at night. >>> is -- it is 7:42. coming up we'll go live to las vegas where the national consumer electronics show begins today. we'll find out what products are causing the biggest buzz. >>> car thieves going high tech, we'll show you video of a theft victim. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. >>> it's 7:45. this morning, there are reports that the most popular social networking website for

am also a recent transplant of louisville, kentucky. and just the state of politics these days seems to be very concerning tboth me and my demographic. i've been here for a few months, and last saturday ias at work when the shootings happened, and it was extremely disturbing to everyon everyone was so worried. there were natives from the reservation, they were worried about how it would reflect upon them. there were hispanics who were scared that it was the mexican mafia that might be behind it and might inspire, if you want to say, a race war and when it turned out to be a mentally disturbed young man it was almost a relief because arizona is a tinder box right now and it is a very disturbing place to be. you can say all the things you want to say about mitch or the south or kentucky but honestly, it h no comparison to the state of politics here right now in arizona where people are just worried about the next little thing could set off something much larger. host: karen. guest: well, i think the caller is right. we can say that obviou

billy walters was born dirt poor in the small town of munfordville, kentucky.s raised by his grandmother. his mother had three kids by the time she was 17. billy says she drank and wasn't around much. he was hanging out in pool halls before most kids his age even knew what gambling was. >> walters: i started shooting pool when i was five. when i was six, i played a game of nine ball for a penny. >> logan: were you any good at pool? >> walters: i got to be decent at pool, yes. by the time i was 13, i was a decent pool player. i was pretty decent. >> logan: were you making money? >> walters: yes. i probably had some situations where i won $4,000 or $5,000 or something. but not when i was 13. that didn't come along till i was, like, 15 or 16. >> logan: well, you're practically an old man, at that point. in 1980, billy moved to las vegas, after he was convicted of bookmaking in kentucky. his new home became the casino, where he played poker and craps. >> walters: roll that ten! two blocks of fives! >> logan: come to mama! billy told us he was broke more times than

the galleries were packed with farmers and hunters and trappers, a lot of them from kentucky and thewest in buckskin. they were henry's people. they adored him and he adored them. here's a revolution as radical as that which separated us from great britain. the sovereignty of the states shall be relinquished. all pretensions to human rights are rendered insecure if not lost. is this relinquishment of rights worthy of freedom? no, they shouted from the galleries, and bank the butts of their muskets on the floor. hendry demanded that any new constitution contain a bill of rights to guarantee individual liberties, and amendments to limit government powers, federal government powers. he demanded that congress obtained the approval of two-thirds of the state legislature, legislatures before any enacting any tax, any federal tax. and it was as angry as it ever been during the revolutionary war. a constitution is said to have beautiful features, but when i examine these features they appear to me trifle. where are your checks in this government? there are no checks and no real balances. the

esto parece formar parte de un rompecabezas, en y luisiana tambiÉn se encontraron y otras mÁs en kentuckyvioso, luego se debilitan y mueren en un lapso corto de tiempo. >> ciertas teorÍas apuntan a que murieron por el estrÉs causado por los fuegos artificiales de fin de aÑo. o incluso el mal tiempo o un rayo, lo cual fue descartado. algunos residentes no estÁn muy convencidos de las explicaciones; otros lo ven como un pÁjaro de mala agüero; otros creen que pueden ser seÑales apocalÍpticas. >> en el mismo estado de arkansas, al menos 100.000 peces fueron encontrados muertos en un rÍo. >> muchÍsimas gracias por el informe. una de las loterÍas mÁs famosos de estados unidos, desde hace varias semanas nadie ha podido acertar los nÚmeros ganadores. vamos a ver quÉ pasar esta noche y cuÁles son los nÚmeros ganadores. -pasa. >> buenas noches. vaya buscando lÁpiz y papel, le vamos a ofrecer los nÚmeros ganadores al final del reportaje. es el cuartos premios mÁs grande en la historia de la loterÍa en estados unidos. los millones aumentaron debido a que nadie logrÓ ganar el 15 de los sorteos anterio

tonight's headlines, the mystery grows, 200 dead birds found on a texas highway several hundred in kentucky. 50 in sweden. other recent mass deaths occurred in arkansas and louisiana. some claim they died after flying into cars. few believe that but there are no definite answers. plus new reports of thousands of dead fish in arkansas and maryland. the 17-year-old son of a police detective opened fired a a high school today before killing himself. panic students ran for cover. no word on a motive. >>> the u.s. airways yet from 2009 will now go to a museum in north carolina. sully sullenberger made the landing saving the 155 people who were on board. >>> another cold and foggy >>> it is their first day back in power and the house of represents and the republicans plan to roll back health care reform and ubdo president obama agenda. >> reporter: the new house speaker provided a tearful moment as he cepted a gavel from nancy pelosi. >> god bless you speaker boehner. >> reporter: boehner said he is humbled by the challenges. >> no longer can we fall short. no longer can we kick the candown the r

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. - el correo electrónico que gabrielle gifford envío el viernes secretario de kentucky en el comunicadoo que esto llegue a una situación así. no se sabe por qué sucedió. pero dicen que personas que pueden estar dañadas mentalmente como el caso de este hombre de loughner. pueden ser más afectadas. >>>josé: tenemos una foto reciente, que podemos mostrar del acusado. >>>rogelio: se presentó en phoenix y se presentó ante la justicia, con el pelo rapado y tenía un golpe, pero en esta foto que le mostramos aparece sonriendo ¿no?. >>>josé: así es rogelio este discurso político agrio que vemos en este país. los estados unidos no tiene monopolio sobre él, ¿verdad?. >>>rogelio: se da en muchas partes del mundo josé la situación que enfrenta el país con tanto desempleo y la gente desesperada. no contribuye que las cosas vayan mejor. >>>josé: y con tantas armas en las calles rogelio mora-tagle, desde tucson en arizona. y vamos a méxico, un baño de sangre que sufrió acapulco. el viernes en el balneario mexicano, 15 personas decapitadas. en otro punto, se encontraron 3 cadáveres. más a uno le cortaro

tonight's headlines, the mystery grows, 200 dead birds found on a texas highway several hundred in kentucky50 in sweden. other recent mass deaths occurred in arkansas and louisiana. some claim they died after flying into cars. few believe that but there are no definite answers. plus new reports of thousands of dead fish in arkansas and maryland. the 17-year-old son of a police detective opened fired a a high school today before killing himself. panic students ran for cover. no word on a motive. >>> the u.s. airways yet from 2009 will now go to a museum in north carolina. sully sullenberger made the landing saving the 155 people who were on board. >>> another cold and foggy morning tomorrow and a change for the weekend, details in a few minutes. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty, bubbly cheese. catch 'em before the

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. >> y en kentucky investigan el origen de lluvia de pájaros muertos que sorprendió a los residentes,nos. >> vamos con un delan todo última hora. >> muy buenas noches gracias. el ex jefe del gabinete presidencial puede seguir aspirando a la alcaldía de chicago según decisión de un juez. >> y el ataque contra el príncipe carlos y su esposa para pudieran ayudar a identificar amente a taco antes. >> y fiebre de millones aumenta a 355 millones de dólares el sorteo del mega million esta noche los detalles aquí números ganadores en última hora. >>> y ahora regresamos nuevos con ustedes jorge y maría elena. >> gracias. >>> y la pausa y a la vuelta el padre alberto rompe el silencio y habla con el programa de don francisco presenta sobre su vida y su libro dilema. >> y regresamos con ellos dos. >> . >> el padre alberto que ahora es un religioso episcopal criticó a la iglesia católica, está pidiendo mayor tolerancia y menos hipocrecía del catálogo lee skwichl. >> lo único que le preocupó. >> el popular padre alberto ha regresado a los titulares para presentar presentar su libro en el que críti

that's not all even more debt to top dead birds to tell you about this is a woman of western kentucky these are the bridge she found near her home. she said she clean them up at first and think about it until she saw the story about the birds and arkansas. the national wildlife help senators investigating all of these bird deaths. and some theories as to how they died include stress from winter weather or fireworks and year's eve. new details the first the navy was describing as videos has humorous gets it and they called it not acceptable. the crew videos and a couple of years ago or going to cost captain of when his command. it has a desk job. >> few minutes ago i permanently relieved capt. owner 0 winds for especially poor judgment while serving as executive officer in 2006 to 2007. what capt. o once has been without incident his profound lack of good judgment and professionalism well previously serving as executive officer in enterprise cause into question his character and undermines his credibility. >> however racking up a lot of support of this book from the people who served u

and in an english road to kentucky secretary that she said that after you would like to get settled would like to talk about what we can do to promote senses and, and moderation. i'm one of only 12 democrats left in the gop district. and i think that we need to tone our rhetoric, and partisanship, down. in an e-mail-- >> and with this suspect goes to court, kron 4 will continue to cover this story. a live look for more mount pam cam with increasing cloud coverage over the bay area. temperatures are on the cooler side. sunnyvale, 45 degrees, 30's overnight. a san rafael, 45 degrees. as those clouds moved in that this evening it will keep temperatures up. and it is still going to be cold. widespread 40's of there now, the peace in hayward, mountain view. and in san jose. and widespread 50s out there, now, with 50s in hayward. that storm sitting offshore, with shower activity tomorrow in the north bay. and after a lull, more showers and the afternoon along the coastline. temperatures will be on the cooler side there is similar to today. where that ripple had and will take a look a your exten

now, i come from kentucky. we're a big basketball state. last weekend we had a game, big game rivalry, kentucky and louisville played. didn't come out the way i liked to, but i have to think when we set up these rules that that would be like louisville and kentucky playing and saying to coach pitino or louisville or coach cal periiperri, you get to make the calls in this game. coach pitino, we're taking the refs off the field. you are the one that will call fouls. you'll make all the decisions. that's basically what the republicans have done. and what they also said in this process is that they basically decided that the health care reform bill has changing it, repealing it will have no impact on the deficit, no impact on the budget. now, that's fascinating because for the last year and a half when we debated the affordable health care act they kept talking about how this was going to balloon the deficit, how it was going to explode the deficit, trillions of dollars it's going to cost the american taxpayer. well, now they say, no, has no im

. >>> and finally, for one kentucky woman, it pays to be polite.he didn't argue when she was accidentally charged double for a lotto ticket that quadrupled your jackpot if you win. and it was one lucky mistake. instead of $250,000, she raked in $1 million. why doesn't that happen to us? >>> coming up, the nfl playoffs trash talking heats up. the clippers dug the heat. and duke goes down. orlando three-pointers in the final minute force overtime against the hornets, but did the magic end there? your early morning sports headlines are just ahead. >>> in weather, cold air dominates the eastern half of the country and the storm system continues in the northwest. your thursday forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, it's still early in the college basketball season, but the mighty have already fallen. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> hi there, good morning. the top-ranked blue devils had rattled off 25 straight wins go

dozens of activists and four republican senators, south carolina, kentucky, utah were in attendance.me asked if the tea party aims to replace the republican party. the senators say the tea party message is simple, limited government and say it's the same message as the republican party. >> not anything that would replace the party, simply a grassroots political phenomenon that's sweeping across the country as american has recognized their federal government has grown too big and too expensive. >> the tea party caucus invited every single senator to join them today. 52 members are jointed the house. >> ahead with the forecast. another glorious day on very s temperatures above average once again but this is probably the last day. show you what's going on. beautiful picture as we look at the golden gate bridge, alcatraz from emeryville. you can see the haze. that will change when the sea breeze comes back and so will our chances of rain. >> plus "dancing with the stars" two-time champion cheryl berks reveals a personal and painful secret from (speaking in international language) and he

dozens of activists and four republican senators, south carolina, kentucky, utah were in attendance.me asked if the tea party aims to replace the republican party. the senators say the tea party message is simple, limited government and say it's the same message as the republican party. >> not anything that would replace the party, simply a grassroots political phenomenon that's sweeping across the country as american has recognized their federal government has grown too big and too expensive. >> the tea party caucus invited every single senator to join them today. 52 members are jointed the house. >> ahead with the forecast. another glorious day on tap? >> very sunny. temperatures above average once again but this is probably the last day. show you what's going on. beautiful picture as we look at the golden gate bridge, alcatraz from emeryville. you can see the haze. that will change when the sea breeze comes back and so will our chances of rain. >> plus "dancing with the stars" two-time champion cheryl berks reveals a personal and painful secret from her childhood. ♪ >>> the bay ar

take a look at the kentucky rest -- the kentucky race. people said rand paul was to out there with his ideas. he is an incoming senator. he will be sworn in this week. the primary campaign looks bad on the outside. let's remember back to 2008 when president obama and hillary clinton continued until june with their primary. that did not hurt president obama's chances at all. host: starting on monday, january 3, the process begins starting with the rnc chairmanship debate, which c- span will cover live. it will be hosted by americans for tax reform. it will be a debate of the folks running for chairman of the republican national committee. it will be nominated -- it will be moderated by tucker carlson. do you expect that context to be bruising and bloodying? guest: the republican national committee did not spend a lot of money on independent expenditures in favor of republican candidates because they did not have the money. they did not do a good job of raising it. they spent it in other ways. these outside groups that have come in, thanks

los autores de la resoluciÓn son los senadores republicanos de luisiana, asÍ como del estado de kentuckygar ciudadanÍa estadounidense a los hijos de indocumentados. >> ellos ahora estÁn diciendo los migrantes no son personas. la propuesta estÁ orientada para empezar una batalla legal que ellos quieren a fin de cuentas llegar a la corte. >> abogado constitucionalista aseguran que Ésta no es la primera vez en mÁs de un siglo que se hace un intento por que la suprema corte defina exactamente quÉ personas nacidas en este paÍs tienen el derecho de ser ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> han habido 30 casos en la corte suprema y tambiÉn 700 casos en la corte federal que siguen diciendo que todo niÑo que nace en el paÍs es ciudadano del paÍs. >> entras tanto en arizona surgiÓ el otro frente de ataque. legisladores de ese estado propusieron una ley estatal que define como ciudadanos de ese estado sÓlo a las personas nacidas de padre que no le deben lealtad a otro paÍs. >> un estado fuera de control obviamente. >> lo que dejan ver son sus opiniones que dividan al pueblo. >> en los angeles, jaime garcÍ

among the members is rand paul, the junior senator from kentucky.arty favorite, probably the biggest tea party candidate, the most well known who got into office. and although he's certainly his own man, rand paul is following in his father's footsteps. congressman ron paul is a longtime texas republican. i had a chance to sit down with both men. i asked them about their new roirts, where republicans will control the house and democrats will have a smaller majority in the senate. senator-elect paul, you're part of this new wave of republicans taking power now. probably the best-known tea party candidate. what's the number one item on your agenda? >> that we have to balance the budget and we need to do so by cutting spending. and i think that's the message, the number one message from the tea party. >> there's been a lot of talk about cutting spending and reducing deficits. not a lot of specifics. dr. paul, you're really one of the few republicans i've heard say point-blank, there needs to be cut in defense. where do you see cutting in self-defense,

kentucky back to punt. it's blocked. pan third recover inside the 10. leads to a touchdown and the 13-3 pitt lead at the half. third quarter. more from the panthers. comes down with it. 13 yards on the score, and pitt cages the wildcats. >> third round play at the tournament of champions in maui. mat -- matt kuchar, rolls to within a few feet. a 7-under 66 today, 14-under. steve stricker, making a charge today as well. on the par-3 8th for birdie. got it. stricker is currently 7-under through 16 holes, and 17-under for the tournament. shares the lead with jonathan byrd. 17-under through 15 holes. >>> colts and jets. sharks and predators, usf and st. mary's at 11:00. what an upset by seattle and a great win for pete carroll and his seahawks. >> alan: we'll be back with an update on our top story, the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. your weigh l. your weigh l. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a cli

. >> this comes to us from louisville, kentucky, where the residents of one nearby small town are havinghard time dealing with a catastrophic problem. over 200 cats have invaded taylorville. overrun by strays, it's making life difficult for the locals. louisville animal control is helping by rounding up the cats to spay and neuter them. and i guess could you say folks in taylorville hope that will put a pause to the paws. get it? i'm len berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> some fish are making a splash in shanghai. an aquarium is cashing in on rabbit fever ahead of the chinese new year. that falls on february 3rd. as the year of the rabbit approaches, a new exhibit showcases sea rabbits and rabbit fish named for their small mouths and shy nature like a bunny. but didn't be fooled by their cute name. they're it actually quite poisonous. >>> one race in thailand, if you want to win, you'll need to take the title lying down. it's a bed race. teams race for almost a mile while one person remains in the bed. the competition raises o

wildlife officials in kentucky say several hundred dead birds were found there in the western part of the state this week. tests rule out diseases or poisons, and experts believe they could have died because of harsh weather. meanwhile, in arkansas, officials say fireworks likely caused a mass blackbird plunge while a similar incident in louisiana is being blamed on a collision with a power line. also, an additional bizarre incident, officials in sweden are also reporting a mass unexplained bird death of some 50. >>> now here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. a missouri officer is on administrative leave while internal affairs investigates a beating recorded by a bystander in which the off duty cop repeatedly hit a man with a baton and pepper sprayed him. the bystander says the officer was out of line, but other witnesses defend the cop saying the man was drunk, disorderly, resistant and behind the wheel of the car. >>> police in ohio are investigating a shooting that caused a man to lose consciousness behind the wheel of an suv and smash into a house. the

experts in kentucky are trying to figure out what killed hundreds of birds there. red wing black birds and starl starlings were found in the western part of the state. 450 were found dead in louisiana this week. >>> a fishing boat is grounded along a beach tonight but the coast guard says the fuel has been removed this is video and crews hope to remove it today and workers waited until low tide this afternoon to remove the sand. it ran aground early tuesday morning after all three crew members fell asleep. oof 120 local commercial fisherman will be splitting a giant sum as a result of the cosco busson oil spill arguing they will pay $3.6 million and 2000 birds died as a result. the hong kong based shipping company was ordered to pay $10 million in penalties earlier. the fishermen are waiting for a court decision on attorneys fee autos coming up they're not big winners but several about to get a piece of the $380 million megamillions jackpot. >> and a warning from stanford. a campus assault on a student. >> and i'm sandhya patel. there is a winter night going to be