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these kioskw e ks couldn't transmit the credit card data for the company that would charge you for yourparking receipt. violations may be reconsidered. >>> for south street drivers like this, paying for parking by credit card and printing out your dash board receipt was back to normal. but a drans mission problem left all 980 of the city's kiosks unable to process car charges until midday today. >> it sounds like you're not surprised. >> no, i'm not surprised. >> some of the confusion and frustration from saturday until 11:00 a.m., parking officers weren't yet aware of the system-wide problem. meaning they were still tickets for not paying. >> reporter: asked and the parking authority doesn't know how many of the tickets were issued in error. bud there were many requests for change this weekend. >> how much is that happening? >> at least three, four times a day. >> a day? >> a someday. >> as the problem continued saturday afternoon and sunday, the authority waived on-street parking fees all together. but, now, officials say they'll reconsider violations that were issued before that duri

one group sees the starts and stripes as a symbol of tyranny after a federal/ks;÷government.another sees it as a symbol of hope for unity, and yet eat sees every american regardless of skin color. three groups of americans. one star-spangled banner. three different meanings. that meaning is going to change yet again a few generations later, as thousands of immigrants pour into this city. for that, let's look over and look at the cranes here. where these cranes now stand, at one time was the loek oust point immigration terminal. there was a strong relationship between the city of baltimore and germany. the north german lloyd steamship company offer out of bremen and bremerhoffen brought thousands of immigrants into this nation, not only from germany but from other countries like italy, poland, and other places in europe. some of these ethnic communities are still here in baltimore today. like greek town and polish town. here in baltimore. for those immigrants, they never saw the statue of liberty. that's in new york. they never went through ellis island. but their symbol of a

it is a nation of investment he ks with saving banks, signed a bill that authorised the repeal of that bill and that led to this disaster of 2008. he's the one who should go to jail and be held responsible for this. why would a democratic the ident repeal it built frank roosevelt put. he should be responsible for the signing of that bill. guest: there is a lot of shifting politics and this. senator john mccain introduced a bipartisan restatement of the glass legal act. of folks who ot share how you feel, and think the glass legal act would allow them to expand their businesses. bank were mean that a no longer be able to do both, commercial and investment banking. there would be a very clear wall. the argument for supporters is have got too big. and many democrats, practically all republicans felt that the glass eagle act got the economy moving again. a lot of economist have looked said it was not what led to 2008 collapse. if you flash forward, i doubt a lot about earing it. especially if secretary of state hillary clinton will run. get the help to economy moving, but there are democra

. >> dawnonder's naughty and he ks us. to the time-out opinion you go, buddy. santa assures us he'll eventually be back on the nice list. >> what if i want to get on the nice list. is there time? >> there's time but you better hurry up. >> reporter: hey, donder, he's talking to you. >> i was looking over santa's shoulder and sam, i was looking at your gift list and it said "my little pony." there's got to be a mistake! hold on, an elf is talking to me. oh, wait a minute, it's not a mistake? okay. >> there's this whole movement called brony. >> coming from the guy who was wearing a jacket and hat and nothing else -- >> and i did have a thong. >> we're going to move to our weather forecast as we look outside downtown san francisco in the early morning hour. >> whatever you choose to wear, do it in your own home. bob redell, got to give him credit. i don't know what you could have on that would actually keep you warm enough. i do these live shots and i'm cold at the summit at 17. all across the country we looking good. it's just our airport in san francisco that h

officials ks investigators from the f.b.i. have determined that they have been able to tie the government and north korea to this hack. there has been a big question. they are solid enough. >> it sounded awhile like a p.r. stunt from sony and people found it hard to believe that they re capable of such high-tech maneuvering. >> they are very capable on this front. there are couple of tracks and why they are doing it today, it is a public shaming mechanism. most recently in may with chinese packers. so there will be the law enforcement side of things. the big question that is riling up the white house is what do you do to respond? do you go back at them from cyber avenues, diplomatic streams. that is a big question. you are setting precedence with everything you do and how do you want to set them? >> we have seen an outpouring from the hollywood artists decrying this as a big fail and giving in to terrorist demands, this is not the way america is supposed to work. how do you hear the response coming out of washington? >> it is

. >> the highlight of my day was a ks beingof david sac compared to lebron james. really?hy the comparison? >> there are so few people out there who have seen what it's like to scale a company that is growing as quickly as we have been growing. businesses andd built them in $2 billion companies. david was the first guy out saw enterprise software could be approached with this consumer software level. this is a unique hire of someone uniquely talented. we need great people like that in the company for us to take on the challenges we are taking on. >> one of your investors compared you to jay-z and jt. no pressure. i will not be playing on a basketball team. >> what are you going to do here? what is number one on your list? me totever parker wants do. the company's growing so fast, there is more than enough to keep us busy. i will let parker -- >> i see david as a real partner in the business and someone who is going to go where the fire is hottest in the company. to belly, he is going taking on our operations organization, product and finance. over time, that will change. >

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now the state california is considering the medical coverage ks too.roviding coverage to immigrants with preferred action. hundreds of thousands of new applicants may qualify for taxpayers $70 billion. this will get your motor running. copy right laws may soon stop you from working on your own car. they are basically computers on wheels. am modifying the computers without manufacturer's approval could be a copy write violation. they will exempt frthem from th law. >> launching a new web site and sales app called digital cookie. they tyke orders crack sales and get in touch with customers. it's a way to teach them marketing finance and on-line communication skills. >> 48 minutes after the top of the hour. unbroken angelina jolie's big scare on the way home from the movie screening. >> we will introduce you to the pup who can't let it go. but first brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox & friends." a big frozen fan as well. >> i can't get enough. i was watching it a second ago. let me tell you what's coming up on our show. kogs fox and friends new

we're going to be spring ks like this afternoon. we're a little winterlike this morning. temperatures in the 30s across the area and right about freezing to the and 50 degrees for a mild afternoon. we're going to end our weekend with some clouds and showers. we'll see clouds all day long tomorrow, and then cold next week. we're looking at a high of 35 degrees on new year's he have, b but. it's climbing slowly and it will continue to climb as we head through the next couple of days. 34 in pottstown, 34 in mt. holly. in glassboro, 35 and 37 in dover. >>> a many. we're looking at a clear radar as we head through the next couple hours. futurerad showing us a nice weekend, but that changes overnight into the midnight hours. if you're getting those gifts returned, we're looking pretty good. then overnight the cloud come in and we see some rain coming into the forecast. by afternoon everyone has a better chance. we're going to keep it cloudy sunday into monday. today's forecast, we'll be in the mid-50s. 54 in allentown, 55 in quakertown, 53 in reading. 55 in northeast philadelph

ks want to make sure it wor first. we are seeing if consumers are interested. we have a great campaign running today. they are promoting the ability to purchase a $30 gift card to twitter and they will get a voucher for a free popcorn of the theaters. if you want to see a film, this is a great opportunity. >> is that an exclusive deal? >> it is an exclusive deal. >> is the idea to get merchants to offer exclusive deals on twitter? >> exclusives are great. it is about capitalizing on moments of intent. on twitter, you have people asking for advice on what to buy and we want to shorten the distance from the ask to the purchase. >> what about the commerce products? >> again, can't comment specifically on it but really interested to see how consumers are taking about the platform from a commerce standpoint. we are seeing great traction there. >> what can twitter offer that other companies can't, other platforms can't? >> we go back to discovery. we have this live, public, conversational platform. we are heavily accessed mobley. when you put it together, it lends it

the span will close from saturday, january 10th until monday, january 12th so crew ks install these piecesa movable median barrier to prevent head on crashes. the 52-hour closure will be the longest since the bridge open in 1937. during that time, the bridge will only be open to golden gate transit buses cyclists and pedestrians. >>> fines from your homeownerers association over how green you keep your lawn may be a thing of the past. hoas can no longer punish people who cut back on water use or allow plants to die. also, january 1st, a first in the nation requiring conscious affirmative and voluntary consent to sexual activity a law that make it easier to fire abusive teachers and child abuse victims will have into the age of 40 to file a criminal complaint. >>> people have until monday to gather enough signatures to put a challenge on the ballot before voters. the legislature proved the ban on plastic bags. it isn't set to be phased in until july. >> still to come, how climate change is changing the habits of bay area wildlife. what some are doing to help the animals get around. >>> it's

it is a nation of investment he ks with saving banks, signed a bill that authorised the repeal of that bill and that led to this disaster of 2008. he's the one who should go to jail and be held responsible for this. why would a democratic the ident repeal it built frank roosevelt put. he should be responsible for the signing of that bill. guest: there is a lot of shifting politics and this. senator john mccain introduced a bipartisan restatement of the glass legal act. of folks who ot share how you feel, and think the glass legal act would allow them to expand their businesses. bank were mean that a no longer be able to do both, commercial and investment banking. there would be a very clear wall. the argument for supporters is have got too big. and many democrats, practically all republicans felt that the glass eagle act got the economy moving again. a lot of economist have looked said it was not what led to 2008 collapse. if you flash forward, i doubt a lot about earing it. especially if secretary of state hillary clinton will run. get the help to economy moving, but there are democra

. >> reporter: hashe enjoys the ks wishes most of all but think the adult ones are more important. sees how people pause just before writing because she believes people rarely ask themselves what they truly want in life. >> this going to take a while. >> when can you wish for anything you want? when can you wish for carte blanc. i hear people laughing out here at night. >> reporter: reading their hopes, desires and struggles has bonded her with her neighbors and maybes whatever problem she may face easier to bear. >> i'm on this journey and see some shallow wish, some profound wishes. some people bare their soul and it make ms me feel connected to them. >> reporter: some of these wishes do come true. just ask the guy who wrote i wish that she says yes on a card last year. what she said this year. >> yes. it works. >> it works. >> one more benefit she's gotten from the tree is she has met more of her neighbors in the past few years than she ever knew before. the tree has become something of a gathering point in the neighborhood. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of so

they will look at air traffic control tapes, look at weather ks the structure of the aircraft and of the engine and the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder will pretty much tell all. it may take a year for a final report but we will relatively in short order find what happened to this aircraft. >> indonesia officials say their top priority is recovering the bodies. how much of that will be complicated by the weather? we've seen there have been waves of up to ten feet high. what other complications do you foresee? >> well again, we need to find the main body of the plane, once they found that, we have experienced divers who will work very carefully to remove the bodies from the main cabin part of the plainne and the cockpit and will very carefully bring them to the surface. those bodies are important to the is a families and also to the version. investigation. the people who do this work are skilled in all weather. >> gifrn given there are several small islands near by what is the possibility of survivors? >> i think it is very unlikely at this point. we know this happened

pension plans for retirees, and roll back provisions of the dodd-frank financial reform giving bank kse freedom to hedge their risks. >> this is about reckless behavior, and a give away to the largest financial institutions in this country, and it's up to us to say no. >> reporter: some conservatives say this green lights too many priorities such as obamacare. >> reporter: -- >> we need to be able to hold funding back. >> reporter: in february, the g.o.p. will control both bodies of congress and will have more leverage to fight the president. >> at this hour, it appears that the republican house is still about 40 democratic votes short of having the votes to pass this. in other words the president at this hour is trying to twist arms of members of his own party in order to get them to support this. for more on congress and the prospect of another government shutdown is michael shure joining us. a battle between nancy pelosi and the president of her own party. what do you make of it? >> yeah, barack obama against nancy pelosi, against senator warren and maxine waters. the president has

. >> -- etheridgeng --ks ahead at what is it vulnerabilities of the u.s. power grid.ill discuss a risk insurance program which expires december 31 as congress -- if congress not vote for an extension. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. host: congress returns to washington. a deadline this thursday to keep the government running. the white house announces that six detainees from guantanamo bay were transferred to uruguay. the transfers renewing the debate on what to do with guantanamo bay prison. the line for republicans (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000

people bought ks bos actual -- bought boxes of actual excrement. they pulled the stunt on the day after thanksgiving because as one of them said, we all really hate black friday. it is just kind of a horrible day. the company took everything off their website. it was described as literal fees cease. they said if you buy the poop expecting it to be something else, that's not poop. you are actually buying a available lesson for $6. the dung was done after two hours and sold out. many were disgusted when the purchase arrived and they are trying to dump the dump on ebay. nick, if you buy the crap, you deserve the crap. it was a brilliant idea, right? >> my god, do i have to comment on this one too? >> a friend of mine had an idea of putting famous people's urine in vials. >> i thought of that. >> oh that was you? >> i think we talked about it. celebrities should sell parts of their body or body fluids. >> this was specifically urine. i thought of that because of the poop. it made me think of urine and then famous people because i'm famous. i don't know

the organization says the 21st century grant will help offset the ks of processing the peaches opening up monday for other programs. >> somebody sitting down somewhere will have dinner tonight. they won't go to bed hungry. >> so many people benefit. and the salsa sells for under $3 a jar and is also available online. tomorrow we'll tell you about a 21th seventh september churry wo keeps students off the streets following school. >> and new details follows the deadly lean crash. what we're learning about the plane's final moments before it plunged into a maryland house. >>> then at 6:00, the growing reward in the search for shane. >>> plamg a bus stop attack. >> a man accused of slashing another with a machete. the victim was standing near the suspect's ex-girlfriend. jason la month butler slashed him and was confronting his ex-girlfriend about $400 that she owed him. but then got into a fist fight with the victim. butler spoke to a tv station about what happened. >> what did he do to provoke you some. >> pulled out a knife on you. >> he tried to attack you? >> yeah. >> there was a pudd

because most people that take the current drug ks bleed out so quickly if they hurt themselves? >> i think we've proven that, actually. and i think the importance of what we've accomplished is attested to by the fact that it was a simultaneous presentation and new england journal publication. i think what we did in this clinical experiment was we applied the acid test that's been used early in development for essentially all new anti bleeding and give to patients undergoing total knee replacement. the reason it's an acid test is the patients have a dual problem, they have a high propensity toward having blood clots and they bleed a lot, and here are the remarkable observations. first of all, we produced a seven-fold lower incidents of these clots compared to the standard of care. that's amazing and no drug has ever been able to produce a 4% incident of blood clots. second, we pretreated these patients so they were fully anti co-ing ocho kag -- coagulated and they didn't bleed more than if they got the drug. we have a drug that can appear to separate blocking clots from causing b

. >> and years would go by,ks, bill, i would look in the wings, yes, he is here, is he he going to come him that story and he said hey, was that you? [ laughter ] >> you just walked out of a studio and you dropped it inou there. [ laughter ] >> just beautiful. >> what about -- >> i didn't mean to move your career. >> you wrote for carson, had you your own show on abc. a lot of them are tortured individuals, right?ured >> i fear that is true. i >> but isn't it interesting that you devote your life tong making people laugh but you yourself aren't enjoying levity. look at johnny carson. >> here's johnny ♪ ♪ >> brilliant comedian,. correct. >> timing impeccable. in his private life is he a his mess. >> he was a very good friend of mine. >> we're not going to get away with it another year. [ laughter ]awa >> johnny was one of the most tortured like a wire that was about to snap. he had drinking.out he had certain times when iad was writing for him just was like that. and he looked like a man who couldn't possibly. >> so he didn't enjoy going a out there the curtain and all of that. >> yeah.

because when law enforcement officers engage in these types of things, things can go wrong, thing ksbad. that's what happened in the garner case. >> this guy arrested nine times for selling untaxed cigarettes. that to me is madness. with that said once confronted with police he did resist. what would be the best way to handle it from your perspective? what do you do somebody resisted, creates a confrontation that cops must engage in, don't they? >> sure, sean. look, that's the common thread that winds through both of these cases. both of these individuals resisted a law enforcement officer's lawful command. and the ferguson, missouri, to back off. and the case in new york, you know, you're under arrest. and once a law enforcement officer gives that command, whether a person agrees with it or not, you are obligated to comply with that officer's commands and demands to take you into custody. there was resistance. it wasn't as aggravated in the garner case, i get that, but it's still resistance. but like i said, when an officer has to use force, i expect it to be reasonable, aggressive

ks, and other things packed in a shoe box. >> i know it's hectic time for people but they have taken the time out to make one shoe box or three. >> they are given to domestic survivors in the area shelters. we spoke to ann lee, an advocate and domestic violence survivor her self. she said the shoe backs can surely brighten up someone's day. >> we feel more confident being stronger, being more independent, and we can make it. we will do it. >> local businesses are also getting into the spirit of the season. teen garage in pal amount is one places where people can go to drop off their box. >> and a small thing for us and a huge thing for them. it was a no-brainer for us to get involved and we're just excited. >> back at the house, wong said it's all about about perspective. >> a lot of these women, they leave in a rush. they don't have time to pack anything that they own so they are basically just the clothes on their back and hoping to find help. >> receiving a gift can leave a lasting impression. >> and volunteers will be collecting boxes until december 18th. to find the nearest drop

more race, these marathons and 5-ks are held on thanksgiving than any other day of the year.ost gyms stay open for at least part of the day. and according to a new study, 93% of people who exercise on thanksgiving are the most annoying people at the dinner table. [ laughter ] guillermo, do you plan to work out on thanksgiving or ever? guillermo? where did guillermo go? >> from hollywood, it is your favorite, it is the best, it is the guillermo show! and now, here's your host, guillermo! >> hello, amigos. >> hello guillermo! >> welcome to my show, the guillermo show! please say hello to my band. hello, my band. ♪ can you believe that kim kardashian. oh, what a -- >> jimmy: hold on a second. guillermo? guillermo? can you hear me in there? what are you doing? >> i'm hosting my show. what are you doing? >> jimmy: i'm out here doing my job. you're supposed to be here with me doing our show. >> sorry, i cannot hear you. the band is too loud. >> jimmy: the band isn't even playing. ♪ >> i'm totally excited about my first guest. he's in a new movie called "unfinished business." please

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. >> tune in, in 25 minutes from now, ks "surveillance" with tom keene.vladimir putin give his state of the nation address. >> ryan chilcote joins us now. busy morning for mr. chilcote. >> shall we talk about the russian president first? >> first off, you know, a lot of attention is being paid to his comment about how the central bank should use harsh measures to crack down on speculators. after he finished, we heard from the russian finance minister. he said that doesn't mean apital controls. tim ash raised the issue. we have seen a lot of russians on the streets. russian households taking their for and turning them in dollars because of the decline. there is big concern that there is going to be capital controls. the finance minister said nothing of the sort. the other economic stuff is focused on liberalizeation. the economy minister said that will help them overcome the recession they are expecting next year. get back to growth. we shall see. i guess the question is would you rather face trouble in russia by illegally spiriting your money out or would

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he is going to go down in the one of the ks as outstanding members of congress and leaders and chairman of the oldest committee in the house of representatives. mister speaker, i know we don't have a lot of time, so i just that john dingell -- i wish you all the best. i know you will whisper to she has any questions right course to take because she has been with you long enough she will probably, by this time, know what to do on her own. god bless you, john dingell. i yield back the balance of my time. >> "washington journal" continues. pratt, re now with larry the executive director .of gun owners of america good morning, thank you for being here. we noticed this poll put out that there is actually a growing public support for gun rights. more say that guns do to protect people at risk. the numbers these days, 52% say it is more important tto protect the rights of americans to own guns. is more important to control ownership. they might have underscored how important it is for people to be able to defend themselves. where guns are prohibited to invite murderers seems to be the take awa

the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from ks it, ms. jackson lee, for five minutes. -- from texas, ms. jackson lee, for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: it's my privilege as well to come to the floor of the house and to pay tribute to our outgoing chair and the congressional black caucus. before i to that, however, i believe it is important to say to this body that our charge and responsibility is to ensure the governance of this nation. as the appropriations omnibus unfolded, and the, i believe, continuing resolution that has been put forward as an evidence of the nonresponsibility and the nonthought of those who have the obligation to govern this nation, i believe it is important to raise the question of where the objectivity. the continuing resolution is to fund the nation's homeland security. that means that we are saying to those who just lost their lives in yemen, to the americans who have been seen being beheaded by isil, to boko haram, al-shabaab, al qaeda, and many other franchise terrorists that america will stand bare and unpre

. >>> probably a lot of people spend hours, ks lighting their homes leading up to today, christmas dayia's bay area has a very special meaning behind it. in fact, the family behind a deck the halls contest, terry moriarti from our fox affiliate ktvu has the family's story of love and remembrance. >> we had literally thousands of people across the bay area who they voted for their favorite home, and we would like to congratulate you as the winners for our all decked out. you guys get bragging rights. >> thank you. thank you. wow. >> thank you. >> okay. >> bob and linda taylor got top honors for their christmas lights display. >> this is unbelievable. this is beautiful. >> reporter: thousands of people flocked to the home on old road each year to check out the best lights in vallejo. >> it's like a winter wonderland. it's amazing. >> i have never counted all the lights. i just tell everybody we have thousands and thousands and thousands of lights. >> the taylors' labor stem from love. his daughter bonnie died in a plane crash xshgs in honor of her the family decided deck their home in ho