it is like rubbing salt in a wound in a way. >> here is my theory, kurt. they wanted -- you have these people that are sequestered in the high sky scrapers of the fashion industry. and they decide in a meeting, i want to do something. i need to do something. when in fact what they should have done was gone to the charity event and then shown in the magazine pictures of the charity event, but somebody said, no, let's do this instead. >> they could have put the models on the amtrak express and sent them to pose by a fishery. >> i did not know that. >> did you know that, rick? >> no. >> he called himself a reporter. he just walked in and stole your under wear. >> he is wearing your underwear. >> he schooled me. >> he schooled you in your underwear. >> every insult -- this is getting overwhelming. >> is this photo shoot prop pet, inappropriate or a cantaloupe? >> it is sort of just lame. it is annie leibowitz. it is not any of those things. basically they had no concept. i was trying to come up with one and that concept was the first responders are doing exact

let's go to kurt. kurt, you picked tax sanity, president obama, middle class. and anti-tax absolutionism, grover norquist, sensible, no-drama bipartisanship, and long-term honesty. >> congress is losers, whether they were two weeks ago, they are losers today. i do think -- it's interesting, it's as if the special upper middle class lobbyists carved out win-win for them, because, of course, the payroll tax increase stops at $115,000 or $120,000, and people, you know, up to $400,000, $450,000 for a family, $1,000 don't face income tax increases. so those well to do but not technically rich people really made out. i think there's no question, we'll see down the line over the next horrible months and years to come of this administration how president obama has faired, but i think he's set himself up for this ongoing craziness, as well as he could imagine. >> for you, president obama, joe biden, and the economy are winners. hard-lined house republicans, rich people, the deficit are the losers. >> i'll start with the economy. i think really that's the most important

i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. a big weekend coming up here. we'll start with the game day forecast. if you're going up to foxborough this weekend appeared be prepared for some cold. the temperatures will be dropping from the low 30's to the 20's. the wind will play a factor in the game. wind chills will be in the teens. it will be windy and cold in foxborough. breezy and cold in baltimore today. we missed out on the snow. we have some snow showers and flurries. these are coming down from the great lakes. 32 in parkton. the wind is not that strong right now. we expect them to pick up going into the day. an arctic air mass will be coming in next week. this is what looks like right now. the purple stuff is representative of the arctic air. that purple stuff gets down closer to us. that means it is going to get colds. the wind chills will be in the teens. not that bad today. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperature in the upper 30's. it will feel colder than that. not bad on saturday and sunday. and arctic front will go through on sunday. sno

nbc's kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: wicked winds whipped through charlotte, north carolina, as rain drenched the queen city, all a part of the nasty storm system marching across the southeast on wednesday. that same system spawned a massive funnel cloud in adairsville, georgia. 100 people were at work when the twister took aim on this plant. thankfully, all were safe. in tennessee, the national weather service confirmed four tornadoes touched down. one man was killed by a falling tree. and in kentucky, two people were injured when another confirmed tornado blew a trailer off its foundation. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> we'll have more on that devastating weather and the latest in terms of weather from nbc's bill karins coming up. >>> the debate over gun control is taking place across the country and yesterday it was heard from the nation's capital to newtown, connecticut, the town that lost 26 lives. last night, moving testimony from a parent of one of those victims. >> we lost our son benjamin the morning of december 14th. to an unstable suicidal individual who had access to a

nbc's kurt gregory has more. >> a one more answer. >> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your performances? >> yes. >> reporter: after years of denials, seven-time winner lance armstrong admitted to oprah winfrey he did use performance-enhancing drugs. >> in all seven of your tour de france victories did you ever take banned substances or blood dope? >> yes. >> reporter: it's an admission armstrong spent more than a decade denying. >> i've used this situation as one big lie that i repeated a lot of times. >> reporter: those who have followed armstrong say tonight's admission is self-serving. >> i believe he is completely insincere except for this, he is starting to repair his brand. >> reporter: a brand that was lost after armstrong was stripped of his titles. on thursday, the international olympic committee stripped armstrong of the medal he won during the olympics. >> i'll spend the rest of my life trying to earn back trust and apologize to people. >> reporter: accolades gone for a sports icon now coming clean. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> and a quick programming note, t

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kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> well, now, for a look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. that's a strange story raising a lot of questions. >> tomorrow will be a whole new development, i'm sure of it. if he comes out of the press conference and spills the beans on everything, hopefully we get some clarification. but the hedge factor. >>> well, the weather in the west remains very quiet, but that's also causing some issues. we would like to replace some of the air, especially in the northwest. when you get these big huge domes of high pressure sitting overhead, it can get very cold at night and warmer during the day. that's kind of the pattern we have been in lately, but the air needs to be replaced with nice fresh pacific air. the same air mass is just sitting in the same spot. as the cars and buildings pollute the air, the air quality goes down. right now an air stagnation is almost for majority of the areas of washington state, including oregon and the portland area. and we are also dealing with freezing fog this morning in some of the valley locations. down to 30 in s

nbc's kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: according to the associated press, seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong has admitted to using performance enhancing drugs during his famed cycling career. armstrong reportedly made the admission with a taped interview with oprah winfrey in his hometown of austin, texas. following the interview opera tweeted, just wrapped with lance armstrong. he came ready. last year he was stripped of his seven tour titles and banned for life following a report from the u.s. anti-doping agency, a report that labeled armstrong as the mastermind of a, quote, systematic, sustained and highly professionalized team-run doping conspiracy. nbc news has learned that in a conversation the 41-year-old armstrong said, quote, it was just the way the game was played at the time, so it was a level playing field. before he interviewed with oprah, armstrong visited the headquarters of the cancer foundation he founded. there he told the livestrong staff, quote, i'm sorry, and apologized for letting them down. but did not give them a full admission. >> people at liv

nbc's kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: wicked winds whipped through charlotte, north carolina, as rain drenched the queen city, all a part of the nasty storm system marching across the southeast on wednesday. that same system spawned a massive funnel cloud in adairsville, georgia, leaving dozens of homes and businesses destroyed in its wake. 100 people were at work when the twister took aim on this plant. thankfully, all were safe. in tennessee, the national weather service confirmed four tornadoes touched down. one man was killed by a falling tree. and in kentucky, two people were injured when another confirmed tornado blew a trailer off its foundation. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> we'll get the latest on what's in store for today from nbc meteorologist bill karins coming up in weather in just a bit. >>> the debate over gun control is taking place across the country, and yesterday it was heard from the nation's capital to newtown, connecticut, the town that lost 26 lives in a mass school shooting. last night that state's task force on guns violence and school safety heard moving t

kurt gregory has more. >> reporter: a one-word answer. >> did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance? >> yes. >> reporter: after years of denials, seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong admitted to oprah winfrey he did use performance enhancing drugs. >> in all seven of your tour de france victories, did you ever take banned substances or blood dope? >> yes. >> reporter: it's an admission armstrong had spent more than a decade denying. >> i've used this situation as one big lie that i repeated a lot of times. >> those who have followed armstrong say tonight's admission is self-serving. >> i believe that he's completely insincere except for this. he is starting to repair his own brand. >> reporter: a brand that has lost millions in endorsements after armstrong was stripped of his seven tour de france cycles. on thursday, the international olympic committee stripped armstrong of the bronze medal he won during the 2000 sydney olympics. >> i'll spend the rest of my life trying to earn back trust and apologize to people. >> reporter: accolades gone for a

the second area i'll talk about is kurt's thing, this first sale doctrine. and i've seen some critics say, you know, this is an area where, in fact, justice breyer i think in the argument in the supreme court said, well, what if a husband brings back a book that he has bought overseas and gives it to his wife? is that a violation? the answer is that's not the case. don't worry about that. there's a reason why there haven't been first sale doctrines brought on a regular basis or brought into, certainly, risen to the supreme court level. and that's because in most respects it doesn't matter. libraries can sell their books. this is not an issue. the difference is it was an outlie year, because this was someone who over a period of years bought up the copies, the international copies of some of john wily and sons' product for international sales, imported them here and made profits pushing close to a million dollars. now, why are there different prices, and i'll end with this, why are there different prices overseas and here? the basic reason is the materials th

kurt gregory, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a lot of fun around the world. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what are your resolutions for 2013? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 35 degrees at the airport. when you can see the rose parade. >> good news regarding hillary clinton. >> this is the beltway at baltimore national pike. there is a car right there. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 5:10. 42 degrees downtown. we have some clouds in place. people did not have to worry about bring to many heavy jackets. 38 in westminster. 34 in gaithersburg. many areas are starting off above the freezing mark. some sprinkles are starting to develop -- are trying to develop along the eastern shore. we are looking for a fairly dry pattern. details on this and a quiet first week of 2013. stay tuned. say they are confident that the clinton will make a full recovery from a blood clot that had formed in her head. the clot did not result in a stroke or cause neurological

. >> kurt gregory has more. >> the first major city to celebrate 2013 was in new zealand. in australia, a fireworks display dazzled hundreds of thousands in sydney, with an estimated one billion people watching on tv. a large crowd in china. they counted down to the new year. in tokyo, monks rang bells to cleanse sins. others were letting loose and dancing their way into 2013. there are more than 100,000 soldiers serving in afghanistan. that includes more than six to 6000 u.s. forces -- more than 66,000 u.s. forces. in central russia, these brave souls took an icy dip. the water temperature was 37 degrees. the world's tallest building set the stage for a giant celebration. in paris, tens of thousands celebrated at the eiffel tower. while in london, big ben rang out the old and rang in the new. the tradition continued in the big apple. tens of thousands welcomed 2013. kurt gregory, wbal-tv 11 news. >> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what are your resolutions for 2013? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e

of common cause kurt walter research associate at the public campaign action fund and shane larson legislative director for the communication workers of america welcome to you all public campaign campaigns forgive the juror and. so let me start out occurred actually with you. sort of the beginning why was the filibuster when was the filibuster how is the filibuster conceived well that's the funny part about. the history of the filibuster is that there was no sort of strong start date to it it was not part of the constitution nothing along those lines and so it sort of was an accident of history and i'm sure bob and shane might know more about the exact date that it first began but i know it was about twenty years after the passage of the constitution and then it was just sort of established because. we now want to have a redundant rule and it was actually invented by accident by aaron burr twenty years after the constitution and wasn't named to filibuster till fifty years after the constitution common cause is in the federal courts arguing that the filibuster is actually unconstitutional if yo

kurt i'm invested in every single dow stock. when the biggest and well-known companies report the process is still mystified. i have to tell you what, this morning verizon reported, company sends a release because it is so important, whether it be the hook ups or the subsidies for smartphones, this quarter is immensely important. i shoot stephanie link an e-mail that says that i think it is all systems go. stephanie comes back instantaneously, she is focused on it too. writing, 7% hit from sandy, big wireless numbers. the stock is down 30 cents. so i renew my efforts. find me something, what is wrong with verizon. i don't see it. find me what is wrong. nothing. just the questions of the margins. it is kind of unknowable. and then i'm over across the street. it was a much worse than expected quarter. >> verizon eps misses, reads the tombstone. so it's natural when the gang at squawk comes at me and ask what i thought of a rise in. i don't know. nothing wrong i can see. it is fine. and earnings season, fine doesn't cut it. the sto

they do not get offended when someone dises me whose avatar is a kurt russell character. >> if they'reing you there it steers it away from real life. someone might diss new real life who. knows andy if our country is polaroid polarized polaroid? is that a bad thing? >> i don't know. i exprose poesed what you just said. i expose what you just said too, this, snot a good thing. polar saigs is final and normal, healthy for people to disagree with each other. but instability you're acting like it's only online. of course, everyone is rude to each other, subway doors in manhattan. when i lived here growing up in the 80s subway and doors open people stood off to the side. people to get off first now they stand in front of the door autos that is when they were murdering -- crime is lower now than back then. now, there are ruder people who are less killable. >> because most killers might not that be rude. >> laurie what do you think? >> where do-to-begin? i don't know. you can be rude and emboldened but then, you know you're forced to back up what you're saying. you know? you're going to be ba

kurt gregory, nbc news. >> how can you top the kiss at the eiffel tower. >>> 400 new laws go in effect. in maryland, same-sex couples have the right to marry. and the wedding ceremonies started just after midnight. california has banned their workers from forcing their workers and job applicants to hand over passwords to facebook and twitter accounts. >> and lawmakers decided it's not a fair fight. >>> and florida, police can no longer give tickets to drivers who flash their headlights to let fellow motorists know there's a speed trap ahead. i think we've all done that. now for the forecast on the first day of this new year. as you wake up this morning, maybe you're just heading home, we are going to watch some rain in the southeast. overall, it's a quiet start to the new year. kind of how we like it. it was bitterly cold, minneapolis, chicago, temperatures have been falling all through wisconsin. a lot of cold air through many areas of the country. as you go throughout the new year's day, the bitter chill can be the story. look at fargo, the negative 20 range. minneapolis is at minus

kurt gregory, nbc news. >> it will be a busy weekend for bay area sports fans.he 49ers taking on the falcons in the nfc championship game tomorrow. the winner heads to the super bowl kickoff at noon in atlanta. also the san jose sharks are leaving the lockout behind with the season opener in calgary tomorrow. the puck drops at 4:00, and the harlem globetrotters are in the bay area for four games, two at oracle arena today, two at hp pavilion in san jose tomorrow. finally tens of thousands of people will flock to half moon bay tomorrow morning for the mavericks invitational surf competition. surfers expected to hit the huge waves around 8:00 in the morning but there are strict, new rules which will keep the fans from getting onto the beach to watch, some local technology, however, could offer you an even better view of the action. our business and tech reporter scott budman has more on the company putting you right on the waves. >> reporter: because of concerns brought on by this big wave two years ago you won't be able to get close to these big waves this year a

he would have to lead the game and kurt cousens and ron johnson lights him up on 0. come back. battle of the birds, hawks and falcons in atlanta. they asked if made the decision would he have finished the game. >> i would have been right back out there on the field. you respect authority. i respect the coach, but at the same time you have to be a man sometimes. there was no way i was coming out of that game. >> on the eve of the bcs, notre dame and alabama, both coaches posing with the trophy. >> there is a lot of players out there that started this season wanting to get in this game. if you think of this is way, it should be easy to give their best effort. >> i would hope so. pac-12, women, road win. bears are 12-1 and stanford joins them with a win at utah. tonight at 11:00, what aaron rodgers thinks of colin kaepernick and one on one with the warriors. it is a funny interview. >>> hobbit lasted but find outuj

kurt rupert was wearing a winged suit to make him glide like a flying squirrel. rescuers used his cell phone pings to narrow down a search area. they're hoping he's still alive. >>> lind ssay lohan is expectedn court today. she's accused of slapping a woman's hand an knocking a drunk out of her hands at a party in november. >>> actor josh brolin spent part of the new year's holiday in jail. police picked him up on new year's eve saying he was highly intoxicated and unable to care for himself. they let him sleep it off in a jail cell and sent him away with a citation. it's unlikely he'll have to go to court. >>> pro hockey players could be back on the ice as early as next week. the league and the union have tentatively agreed on a new ten-year deal. the scheduling details are being ironed out. opening night will likely face all 30 teams facing off against their main rivals. >>> here's espn news with the rest of this morning's high ligts. >>> good morning, i'm todd grisham this is your "sportscenter" update. for the first time in history, two rookie quarterbacks fa

caltrain said it will be the first step in replacing the kurt ticket machines. once caltrain decides what features to approve, it will pay for the machines. they are looking into letting riders buy their tickets from their phone devices. >>> ken wayne is live in new orleans where he's already found some 49ers faithful. good afternoon, ken. >> reporter: well, we're trying to get in the spirit of things here, tori. i got my official super bowl xlvii notepad. i'm ed interesting to blend, be undercover to -- i'm trying to blend, be under cover. this is jack fin square and st. louis cathedral a, that's turned into a virtual media encampment. but out there, it's still easy to find a lot of 49er fans. >> what's it like being a transplant with all of the saints here. >> i love the saints. i got a lot of respect for them. >> reporter: go niners. >> go niners. >> reporter: you want me on this side? it's a long way from fisherman's wharf to jackson square but there are a lot of similarities between the two cities. street performers and tree artists abound. tourists are eve

should be really be for going into that you need to see if they can get into it and test it out with kurt. and just to be what it means automatic gives you the monetary policy of being in the union but it doesn't give up the currency that you still have now in that case so you could you could think that is the way the european system worked and so they locked into that and they got got all those difficulties now how to get out of it is through they've got to get growth korea could to get recovery back and i think it's going to depend on a much more aggressive policy on the part of the european central bank as well is more distribution because it's good to be is going to be redistribution in some ways to help with the deficit a pooling pooling of debts and. that will involve some implicit turns for years from the northern countries to the southern countries but it would save the union i think i read one of your interests have actually argued that if greece were to leave here as though it would be better for you are right now but ok a part of the fact that it would be disastrous for greece

nbc's kurt gregory has more for us. >> reporter: wicked winds whipped through charlotte, north carolina, as rain drenched the queen city. part of a nasty storm system marching across the southeast on wednesday. that same system spawned a massive funnel cloud in georgia leaving dozens of homes and businesses destroyed in its wake. 100 people were at work when the twister took aim on this plant, thankfully all were safe. in tennessee, the national weather service confirm four tornadoes touched down. one man was killed by a falling tree. and in kentucky, two people were injured when another confirmed tornado blew a trailer off its foundation. >>> we'll get the very latest on what's in store for today from bill karins much that's coming up in weather in a little bit. >>> the debate over gun control is taking place across the country. yesterday it was heard from the nation's capital to nowtown, connecticut, the town that lost 6 lives 26 lives in a school shooting. they heard moving testimony from one of the parents of one of the victims. >> we lost our son benjamin the morning of december 14

to the fourth quarter, two minutes left to go wisconsin trying to make a comeback, but kurt phillips gets picked off. stanford wins 20-14. wisconsin now, three straight rose bowls, three straight losses. to orlando georgia and nebraska square off in the capital one bowl. nebraska up by five. adam murray steps up and throws this bomb to young. 75 yards for the touchdown. now back to the fourth quarter. bulldogs lead by seven. murray dumps a short pass across the middle. chris connelly off to the races. 87 yards for the touchdown. that was murray's fifth touchdown pass of the day. he set a georgia bowl game record. georgia wins the shootout 45-31. love that bulldog. now to south carolina and michigan in the outback bowl. fourth quarter, michigan tries handing off, but clowney is there, he knocks the runner's helmet off and forces the fumble. south carolina recovers and would eventually score the touchdown on the next drive. end of the game, 16 seconds left, dillon thompson finds bruce ellington, 32-yard score. south carolina wins it the at end 33-28. coming up at the top of the hour on

i am kurt kronke. >> temperatures remain cold. 26 right now at the airport. 28 in college park. across0's and low 30's the lower eastern shore. we have some dry air in place. your skin may be dry. that is because all of the dry air is in place. 16 is the dew point right now at the airport. 13 is the dew point in downtown baltimore. it will stay pretty dry into the next couple days. lotion handy.on han high temperatures -- 36 in hagerstown and dropping into the 20's as you go up further into the west. the jet stream is keeping the snow to the north. we have a second branch of the jet stream and that is keeping the activity down to the south east. very minimal chances for storm systems right now. temperatures are staying steady. the forecast is pretty lackluster as we go into the seven-day. we will be chilly tonight in the low to mid 20's. 40 by tomorrow afternoon. sunday has a minimal chance for precipitation, 20%, and that would be a flurry or sprinkle. it does stay cool into the next several days. warmer into next week, by a little bit. we could be pushing into the mid 40's. th

kurt phillips' pass is intercepted by a guy with a very long and strange name that i can't pronounce, watch the game and saw the interception. stanford wins the rose bowl of 2014 -- 2013. this guy has got me confused, 2013 with a score of 20-14. >> i appreciate your honesty. i do. >>> georgia and nebraska in the capital one bowl in orlando. first play of the game -- first play of the 4th 4th quarter, tied at 31, george bulldogs aaron murray escapes from the pocket. great catch by marshall. 24 yards for the touchdown. murray throws for five touchdowns in a school bowl record of 427 yards passing. georgia over nebraska 45-31. >>> you remember this guy. >> yeah. >> remember when he said not very good. former skins coach steve sperrier facing the out -- spurrier facing the outback bowl. three minutes left. the wolfines down 5. 17-yard touchdown, two-point conversion failed. final seconds, south carolina at the michigan 32, dillon thompson, caught by bruce ellington for the game-winning touchdown with 11 seconds left. south carolina defeats michigan 33-28 for its second consecutive 11th se

. >> kurt nielsen our director said you can see the plastic wrap next to it. >> we didn't send it therelitter all over mars. >>> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. here's tom. >> good morning. here's the washington monument under a clear sky. at 4:41, we're starting off mostly clear but we have a few clouds north and west of the mountains. they'll be breaking up as the morning progresses. the all the areas in the dark blue are below freezing. north central virginia, in the teens. culpeper and fauquier. farther, west in the 20s. waldorf, charles county, by 6:30 in the mid 20s under a clear sky. by noontime, near 40 degrees with lots of sunshine. here's the forecast for the entire region today. a lot of sun. highs reaching low 40s by myth afternoon. going out tonight? it's going to be a cold evening. bit of a blustery wind settling down. down to the low 30s by midnight. a look at the weekend and next week, mike cremedas with your traffic. >> things are a great on beltway and great on 270 heading south. let's like at the camera. no serious delays and worry-free closer to the beltway.

nazis and we don't have to torture people today to be safe as a country the book five hundred days by kurt eichenwald new york times reporter describes the debate between members of the f.b.i. and some factions of the cia about interrogation it's an argument going on in the government there are many people lot of a lifetime military people law enforcement people republicans who are profoundly against torture both because of its lack of effect of this in many instances and because of them are all consequences to the society but there are people who were justifying themselves for what they did post nine eleven and she was hoodwinked by those people chose to believe them and i think it's a fatal flaw of the film morally remarkable danny goldberg thank you so much thank you. all the nation was hypnotized by the second inaugural of barack obama on tuesday republicans of virginia moved america closer to the place of vision and by the seventeenth century dystopic philosopher thomas obvious what they did is jam a new redistricting plan through the state senate that created more safe seats for repu

this is what i sent you, kurt. sloppy handwriting. >> i knew you were pretty but even prettier than your handwriting indicates. it shows that you're nice, average staff is 145. genius is 139. on top of that, you analyze everything instantly. you can't stand slow thinkers, slow movers, dummies. look at your large d in the dear curt. you are takeover queen, too, which is a contradiction. so is victor. you love responsibility. you're going to be in charge one way or the other. you will take over. you have a little irritation going on when you were writing this and something happened to you when you were about 12 years old, which is trauma. i do not know what it is. you have an eternal quest for knowledge. you love to learn. you have an eternal quest for knowledge which probably means you learn a lot if you have time. you probably have a sugar problem because your handwriting from one word to the other leans to the right which means you're outgoing, caring, friendly, and then it goes back to the left, which means you g

kurt gregory reports. >> are you facing your demons?ely. >> on the second night of a revealing interview with oprah winfrey. >> what do you say to those millions of people who believed? >> i say, i understand your anger. >> lance armstrong said losing his connection to his charity live strong was his lowest point. >> foundation is like my 6th child. and to make that decision and to step aside was -- that was big. >> so was telling his real life kids. >> i said don't defend me any more. don't. >> during the first part of the 2 and a half hour interview that aired thursday... >> did you ever take banned substances or blood dope? >>... one word answers ended years of speculation and more than a decade of lies. admissions that don't sit well with those who love the support. the fallout of the years of denials still yet to be determined. the 7 time best in the cycling world may face lawsuits from sponsors and those he cook took court when they told the truth. >> i am deeply sorry for what i did. >> now he is finally admitting it to himself.

end and on the note of some of the ridiculous taxicab regulations i profiled in that episode i like kurt howland's reaction he said the complete deregulation of taxi services is the answer of course certification agencies will rise as people demand a way to know that prices are fair and people who need a quick second job can put in a meter and go when when i definitely hear you i mean i think that something could happen where there are some certified cows where people can choose if they want to know that they're safe and maybe some people can do the wild wild west thing and go with an unregulated driver but interesting thoughts based my ace tweeted me this week and asked myself and our producer has everyone forgotten about student loans no we haven't we just covered them so i hope you watch today's show and steve two three two three z.x. remarked on our you tube channel saying congratulations for getting twenty thousand subscribers on you tube this show is getting more and more popular basho on r t thank you that's very sweet and byron five said lauren and dimitri you guys are the best t

>> kurt describes tao as candid. >> i think it was a very intense hour of television. interviewed manti but his parents. there is a lot of raw emotion and squirming. i prepped him on issues people have wondered about. >> some people think he used this scam to help his image. he gained headlines after announcing both his girlfriend and grandmother died on the same day in sex his dad field that had question. telling couric this was not the case. >> people can speculate about what they think he is. i've known him 21 years of his life. and he's not a liar. he's a kid. >> what about the man behind the hoax? one legal analyst says in some states it's a misdemeanor to impersonate someone online, but in this case waits not a real person. have you to prove there was intent to harm or intimidate. >> this story is bizarre, you can watch this interview with him and his parents tomorrow afternoon on katie before abc 7 news at 4:00. >> today, jimmy kimmel collecting on a bet. he took over a twitter account of modern family star julie bowen after beating her in a race last night. tak

kurt philips rolls out to find jordan frederich to a four- yard touchdown. they're only down six late in the fourth, but the drive ends at midfield when philips gets intercepted. stanford wins 20-14. wisconsin has now lost three straight rose bowls. >>that is a look ♪ ♪ constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. a certain type of sugar could lead to overheating. for post and not signal the brain when it is time to stop eating. it is a sugar found in plants. it is used in many processed foods. they track the flow before and after those people had drinks containing fructose or another simple sugar glucose. after drinking a beverage containing fruit toes, the brain does not register. this might surprise and delight you. a new study published shows that being slightly overweight may help you live longer. researchers followed nearly 3 million adults comparing their body mass inde

kurt fillins -- phillips on the role hits jordan fredderic.ve standoff, four and a half minutes left this, is third down. so jordan william son has to come and hit his second field goal of the game. cot cardinal defense then hold? after losing to wisconsin stanford and david shaw get their pay back this year. 20-14 is the final score. amid the first game frenzy is mike shumann. shu. >> once again, defense came up big for cardinals coming up with that interception late in the game. and i walked off the field with head coach, david shaw. >> feels great. you know? it's still gegt over tño0aÑ that they could have done better we kept it close and won at the end.zq>v >> how does it feel to win the rose bowl? >> it's crazy. it's our goal. to win here, i love my teammates. coach and everybody. and i want to thank fans too,. >> defense shot them down. >> you know, we had a 16 round fight going back and forth. you know? >> that is the play of the game. >> yes. yes. >> you've got feel great about that. >> amazing. speechless now. sorry, guys. >> culmina

kurt hinrick playing like an all star tonight unstoppable in the first half, up 31-13 after the firstter no, better for warriors in the second quarter, little nate, wow. bank is open. bulls up by as many as 26. warriors getting back night. seth curry splashed, then david lee with two of the 19 first half points. warriors down 13 at the half. to the sharks looking good, they won their first three games scored 15 goals this, week added depth by signing sandra scott gomez, he's got 169 career goals and learning about the new teammates. >> a couple guys use extra light ranch. ways shocked about that. and one guy likes his steak rare. little stuff like that, you don't skpeekt second round of the farmer's insurance open in la jolla. tiger is atopt leader board this week. second shot on the second hole and a seven under par, 65. and this is another birdie. tiger leading by two shots is still under par. highs man trophy winner johnny mansel for a football into the basketball hoop. and it goes like that. it's a little bit dark. we'll track it here. >> okay. >> there are guys celebrating. funny

kurt sif a new ordinance banning them effective january 1.opper welcomes the change. >> do you think gits to get rid of these? >> do you think it's good? no. i mean, these are plastic bags. people don't bring bag autos others think they can adjust by bringing their own reusable bags, or purchasing paper ones for 10 cents each it will be a new habit. people will be -- it will be difficult but something everything does. >> at village market, plastic bags have been pass yeah now for four years. >> at the time we're just trying to ahead of the curve. it's terrible for the environment. we thought waits good. >> until now, village market has been giving away the paper, starting tuesday, those will come at a price. >> i think it makes sense. the bags do cost something. >> making you think about bringing your own? >> i don't know. >> now, the manager told us that he may try to provide boxes from the back of the store for customers who don't bring their own bags, like a kos stow -- costco store does, now. we'll hear from a woman that lives here who ha