markfff3z klaus and his foundatn put a stamp of approval on a suite of ideas.this wrist watch is a gps tracker and cell phone on a bracelet locking on to a wrist to prevent loss or removeal. calls restricted to parents or a care taker coming up next sels for $149.95. another is this smart phone app. it enables parents to have photos data and other detail assembled and ready to blast out to friends, zpaem neighbors the moment their child is missing. it enables a search to get underway while parents might northbound shock having access to the photos, right there, and distribute them, so it's very powerful. >> a new browser restricts web access to parental approved skpits keeps predators at bay. >> we block their identity. so they don't knowñ>@ who the name is. we block ip address and location. we keep them insifd a cocoon. >> the leo watch appeals to misty sanchez, abducted at age 9. >> i didn't know if anyone was looking for me. fi had this watch boy have been able to immediately contact my family members. i would have known that they were in touch with the poli

take so much, clau klaus kleinfeld. thank you so much. c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld. >> tom: still ahead, we go beyond the scoreboard with an unlikely winner in the fiscal cliff debate: nascar racetrack owners. >> tom: today, it was concerns about earnings. last month, it was the fiscal cliff. a year ago, it was europe. the long list of concerns have scared small investors away from the stock market. as a result, many missed out on last year's 13% gain in the s&p 500. suzanne pratt looks tonight at what it might take to turn retail investors into stock shareholders again. >> reporter: where is everybody? we're not talking about the growth in electronic trading that has made the big board's floor seem so lonely. we're talking retail investors, so many of whom have exited the stock market in the last several years. t.d. ameritrade and its c.e.o. fred tomczyk keep close tabs on the psyche of american investors and have a theory. >> i think it's definitely uncertainty and all the events that have happened over the last couple of years. i think, if there's

how do you chip away at debt and avoid the downgrade, or does it not matter, klaus? >> let mow put this this way. when you read the moody's things carefully, they are not so much referring to the current balance she, and if you look at the current bam sheet it's very, very strong. in as strong a separate condition and i memgtss some mention prird. the nebt that we have since the lowest since 2006. if you look at all performance in the last year, which has been down years. every another we not did what we said but set at the cash generation that we've been able to do through capital an through active tut and about the are asset managements, the sign the is there on the lout look what's the -- >> i'm more optimistic that we're going into a year in 2013 with europe side possession. the big issue is going to happen on the debt ceiling side because the whole debate around it is more damaging than resolving the whole thing, right? >> right. >> it's almost like any solution is better than continuing to have a debate and moving it out every two months. >> right. >> and then

many say a lot of the people walking free now are part of klaus' own boys network. it was again at of jail free car for the big fish as well as the small fry. after 10 years in august, he cannot run for another term. attorneys believe his last official act was a kind of thank-you gesture to his old friends. >> among those who have been amnestied and whose proceedings have been dropped are people who had some kind of connection to the president. or he just wanted to help them. i will say right off that i cannot prove it, but why else would he do this at the end of his term? there would not be any other point to it. everyone here is asking the same question -- why? >> the president's action has made him less popular than ever among czechs. many local schools are already taking his picture down, even before he has left office. nearly all of his neighbors were cheated by the same company, as managers are now back on the streets. many of the residents have not been able to finish their houses for lack of funds. now on top of the financial losses, they have also lost the

i also know that veronica klaus, thank you for being here. being here as well. [ applause ]

i also know that veronica klaus, thank you for being here. you for being here as well. [ applause ] and of course, you will hear and you have heard them earlier, our san francisco boys chorus, thank you, boys chorus for being here to celebrate. and then, tonight, many of you will be treated to goodies and some refreshments all donated through the world fund and their volunteers and all of the small businesses of san francisco. thank you for your wonderful donations during these holidays. said earlier, the tree of hope is our symbol of tolerance and acceptance. and i know what is on my mind, hopefully by the end of this week is that we will see more than this symbol. we will see the wishes, that this tree represents for all of us. and that will make this world, with our own decisions, with our own hands, more acceptance, more tolerance, as we wait with great anxiousness on our u.s. supreme court to exhibit their tolerance in our united states for the sae

it was one disaster to many for klaus wowereit. after a crisis meeting, the mayor of berlin resigned from his post. he has come to represent the continued failure of a project which has been delayed yet again. wowereit not give any information about when the airport will finally be open for business. >> a new deadline cannot be given at the moment, as we have made clear. it will be considered by the supervisory board. work on that will be continued as before, but further steps need to be taken before a new deadline can be given. >> the board has reportedly known about the delay for weeks. wowereit's opponents are not happy about that. some say it is time for him to go. >> at this point, it must be said that klaus wowereit is no longer fit for the job, especially if it is true that he left the public in the dark for weeks, leading as a -- leaving us a disaster that will cost hundreds of billions of euros or more. >> beyond 2014, there is little indication when the new hub might open its doors. >> a lot of questions out there. our po

i also know that veronica klaus, thank you for being here. being here as well. [ applause ] and of course, you will hear and you have heard

i also know that veronica klaus, thank you for being here. for being here as well. [ applause ] and of course, you will hear and you have heard them earlier, our san francisco boys chorus, thank you, boys chorus for being here to celebrate. and then, tonight, many of you will be treated to goodies and some refreshments all donated through the world fund and their volunteers and all of t

you guys will hear directly from klaus kleinfeld, speaks with you before he even speaks with the analysts, will give a good read on what earnings season will be, and that will determine what the market does. >> the fundamentals certainly could drive things, even though we've got that debt ceiling, the washington dysfunction. right now we're all about earnings. that certainly will be the near term catalyst. let's get this new information though. how about this for a prediction? a market crash coming in the third quarter of this year, and the u.s. is head for bankruptcy? >> that's how harry dent -- i was so taken aback. >> that's how harry dent of h.s. dent investment manager says happy new year and the author of "the great crash ahead, strategies for a world turned upside down." harry, come on, man. i mean, you've seen those guys on espn say come on, man. that seems a little bit over the top, doesn't it? >> how many crashes have we seen in the last ten years or so? 2000, 2002, bubble, crash. 2007, bubble, crash. we're getting a bubble and crash about every four or five years, so this is wh

it was one disaster to many for klaus wowereit. after a crisis meeting, the mayor of berlin resigned from his post. he has come to represent the continued failure of a project which has been delayed yet again. wowereit not give any information about when the airport will finally be open for business. >> a new deadline cannot be given at the moment, as we have made clear. it will be considered by the supervisory board. work on that will be continued as before, but further steps need to be taken before a new deadline can be given. >> the board has reportedly known about the delay for weeks. wowereit's opponents are not happy about that. some say it is time for him to go. >> at this point, it must be said that klaus wowereit is no longer fit for the job, especially if it is true that he left the public in the dark for weeks, leading as a -- leaving us a disaster that will cost hundreds of billions of euros or more. >> beyond 2014, there is little indication when the new hub might open its doors. >> a lot of questions out there. our po

so with that concept setting, let me start with clous klaus. what is fueling it and what's been holding back? >> i do think, to the very fact that we're sitting here and debating it, the whole fact that you gave us show the debate is in full swing, and it's good that it is in full swing because there's so many factors change. let's get a lay of the lane. i think you mentioned a couple of things in there. i'd like to add a few there. first, -- [inaudible] 500,000, ma that's good, right? secondly, i mean, basically you see automotive industry is a large player in the manufacture who would've thought, after the disaster we saw in 2008-2009, the projections for this year is we might be go back to pre-recession levels. it's a strong engine, a strong engine for growth. and, finally, it's become innovative. the second part, why is that so? there's a big change because some smart government regulation. we see it directly affecting us. basically, final we decided to take the cars that we have here, have to of pages certain efficiency rules. that drives

let's hear it for tammy hall and veronica klaus. >> i got jealous for a minute there, some of the membersn this one rotunda or one of the offices and so many wonderful weddings and so many celebrations and so many heart rending speeches and yes, some sad occasions too. all a part of our community and our beautiful city. as you look around this room tonight, what a diverse combination we have. it makes me smile, but it probably doesn't make nebraska smile. we live in a richly diverse city and our elected officials represent it and our events here represent it and the tree lighting should represent it and indeed it does, we call it the tree of hope. and every year we get messages from all over the country and all over the world that are put on origamis and put on this very unique, unusual tree. >> there are many cities that have holiday trees, but no one has the tree of hope. it was started by an organization and now i will have the chance to introduce you to that organization's founder and executive director. who failed to put this in the proper amount of type here. no little things happen

more klaus clouds. no great amount of rainfall. but the rain coming in all -- from the southeast part of the country. a few light showers pushing up toward the gold coast. it looks like it is going to stay dry. the line of rain will be -- to bring some showers into the region. an ecosystem here pulling showers down toward the northern parts the would-a nice little system pulling showers down toward -- a nice little shot our -- shower moving down toward the north and parts of the country. that is what we are looking at in doha. >> good to have you with us. the top stories on al jazeera. hosni mubarak has been granted a retrial. french soldiers are fighting al qaeda-linked rebels in mali. french soldiers have reportedly stopped to the rebel advance in mali. police in an indian state have arrested five men for allegedly gang raping a 29 year old woman. a 23-year-old student was brutally gang rape and assault on a bus. of how wea reminder got to this point. thousands took to the streets to protest against mubarak. three days later, the

the maryland transportation officials have 275 klaus this evening. the main roads seem cleared up. the parking lot, a side road, shopping centers, a lot of these places are having issues. for a lot of drivers, again this is really learning how to drive. -- re learning how to drive. >> i guess we kind of forgot. people are going fast, faster than they should. >> this is going to turn to black ice. they're going to skip out of control. it is best to stay home in your house. >> he is right about the black ice. you never know when it is coming. you can see traffic is moving along nicely but again on the side streets parking areas where some of the water is pooling, at is going to be an issue tonight. richard reeve abc7 news. >> let's look forward. how cold will it get in the morning? bob rice has a first look. >> -- bob ryan has a first look. >> this was an unusual snow. another brutal storm bringing washington to its knees. you can see how rapidly things moved through the last 12 hours or so. that was zipping right along. but also the air was so dry it

klaus tomorrow. temperatures 40 degrees. only a few degrees below our average high temperature.nto the weekend, a good football weather on sunday. next week, temperatures near 50 degrees. a great blog about the temperature for 2012. we were above average. the warmest year on record for washington. >> the record has been broken. >> yes indeed. >> any records in sports? >> yes. a popular football player is retiring. this local area is sad. we will tell you who that big- time football player is coming up. the withers here you go, breakfast sandwich from dunkin' donuts. what's in it? turkey sausage. turkey what? amazing. right? yeah. next one's on you. yeah, okay. introducing dunkin's new turkey sausage breakfast sandwich. the surprisingly great taste of turkey sausage on a pepper-fried egg with under 400 calories. try it, you'll like it. america runs on dunkin'. hurry in for dunkin's new turk sausage breakfast sandwich today! >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> sunday, rg3 th thirdwill be in his first playoff game. today, it was griff

. >> you saw hoe klaus his left hand was to that explosion. i think afterwards you're looking to make sure your hand's still there. >>> don't you sometimes feel like you can keep walking and walking, and you just don't seem to get anywhere? >> treadmill, definitely. >> that's kind of what happened to this poor little seagull in port angeles, washington. stuck on the power lines and flapping its wings trying to get away but it was going nowhere, because unfortunately one of its little legs was stuck in between the cables. >> this power line. you can't exactly go up there and start messing with him. >> you hear someone saying that a neighbor had brought a ladder. >> like that, in the wires. >> they were a little worried that was not a good idea. these video was submitted to us by one of our "right this minute" viewers, lucinda, who told us it was not uncommon for them to see seagulls standing on the power lines but this was obvious unusual. >> poor little guy. >> trying toe hard to get away but going nowhere. >> he eventually called city workers

where you have however klaus schwab founder and executive chairman of the world economic forum says business will drive economic growth. so for will or way that hurts or for those who are free . it is all to point to a ship which triumphs economy and social progress economy development and social progress so i don't see in korea have to change drastically is a model for economy course we have to import food and we have to put back it's a cent off the printer. let's take a look at the markets to see how they finished this week over in europe equities ended friday's session mixed to see gained a third of a percent thanks mainly to the metals sector that reacted to two upbeat news from china the dax ended below the line and then here in moscow take a look an impressive day for the equities both of the our t.x. and r.t.s. excuse me and the my six posted very strong gains about one percent each the r.t.s. closed above the psychologically important level of sixteen hundred points for the first time since april now on the currency markets to the dollar was strengthening to the euro and as you're se

. >> reporter: tomorrow, our earnings coverage continues when we interview alcoa chairman klaus kleinfeld. he'll detail how his business is likely to shape up in 2013. suzanne pratt, "n.b.r.," new york. >> tom: even with investor attention moving quickly from the fiscal cliff, now to corporate earnings, 2013 has gotten off to a very fast start. it's the best beginning to a year since 2010. chris hizy is the chief investment officer of u.s. trust. he joins us from that firm in new york. 2010, chris, you'll remember it, pretty good year, s&p 500 up 14%. dow anticipate similar returns this year? >> yeah, just almost to the exact number. we're expecting all-time highs probably sooner rather than later. i know we always use the year end as a way to put a line in the sand on a number. but we're looking at 1600, which is basically a little multiple expansion this year based on policy transparency. not the policy itself but fiscal policy transparency times about 108 in earnings, maybe 10 on the low end and that gets you to a new all-time high. >> tom: 1600 on the s&p 500 that is about 10% over wh