auld lang syne my dear ♪ for auld lang syne ♪ we'll take a cup of kindness and share ♪ ♪ for auld langyou mind ♪ ♪ should old acquaintance be forgot ♪ ♪ and auld lang syne ♪ for auld lang syne my dear ♪ for auld lang syne ♪ we'll take a cup of kind and share ♪ ♪ for auld lang syne ♪ ♪ >>> next at 6:00 a mother's anguish. her daughter falls to gun violence in oak loaned the new year's eve warning for people heading into san francisco. what the police better not catch you doing. >> i'm spencer chris chichblt crowds in the sky, sprik spring near the coast. will we be able to see fire works tonight? i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> the bay area woman peering over the fiscal cliff. what the lack of a deal in washington mean for her business here in the bay area. >> people walking down the street, shooting people. all that. it's ridiculous. >> a sad, familiar refrain in oak lntd. a parent outraijd by violence that took the life of her child. good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm dan ashley. tonight police are looking for suspects in the city's 131 murder of the year.

lange is not just searching for pictures inside of the chart. he likes the pattern because it is one of the most reliably bullish patterns out there. it's just a percentage it's more reliable than not. when security breaks out from a handle you get a big move higher. that's what the russell 2000 is doing right now, it's busting out of the downward handle formation, shooting higher. lange thinks this move is in its infancy. of course there's more to it than that. take a look at the volume bars, you can see that the russell 2000 has had strong volume on the up days since mid november and much lower on the down days. this is a classic case, down much lower volume and flips, classic sign the big institutions are in there buying and the moving average convergence/divergence line is still in positive territory. i mean look, volume down, mac-d going higher. wow. this is staggering stuff. russell 2000 is a huge buy, it's a great-looking chart. check out the russell 2000 monthly chart, now we're going to look at the seasonal pattern that lange says is wo

"auld lang syne."ow the words. you were just doing them. >> i don't know them. >> i don't. not really anyway. >>> we'll take a look now -- a live check at the morning's top headlines. >>> thanks, josh. happy new year's, everyone. i'm linsey davis. a quick look at the headlines beginning with breaking news on the fiscal cliff. the senate voted overnight approving a deal to head off tax increases on the middle class. under the agreement taxes would go up only on those making more than $400,000. the deal now goes to the house where a vote is expected today. >>> doctors in new york are giving new details about the condition of secretary of state hillary clinton. she's in the hospital being treated for a blood clot that formed near her brain. she's expected to make a full recovery. >>> icy conditions were a new year's eve hazard for air passengers in kansas city. planes had to be de-iced during a snowstorm at the airport. its forecast to remain cold through the week and drivers are being warned about the da

bob lang, who came here from new york, is a religious jew. he shares the belief with other immigrants that jews have an inherent right to live in the land described in the bible. lang says that the incoming prime minister should stick to his plans and expand settlements, even at the risk of worsening relations with the u.s. the most important ally of israel. >> i hope that he has the ability to stand up to world pressure and demand the things that need to be done. >> reporter: a shift to the right prompted by disappointment with the peace process and the international pressure on israel will likely to affect voting. and this may also set the course of the new government after the election. kohi, nhk world, jerusalem. >>> algerian government officials have reassured foreign energy companies they'll deal aggressively with terrorism. they've confirmed that 37 foreign hostages died during a standoff at a gas complex in the sahara desert. they say militants were making wild demands, so security forces were compelled to act. nhk world has the detai

just for u on the safeway app. ".auld lang syne music" ash >>> hundreds of thousands of people crowdednew york city's times square to watch the crystal-covered ball drop at midnight. >> this year's festivities will take place in weather about 20 degrees colder than a year ago.when it was a balmy 54 degrees. new york city's countdown was the first in decades without television host dick clark, who died in april. his name was engraved on one of the crystal panels on the ball. >>kimberlee: we will take a look at your forecast, when we come back. a >> jacqueline: . >>> and this is a live look from treasure island. where you'll be able to see one of the many firework shows around the bay area at midnight. we're counting down to the new year --starting at 11-30 tonight. kron4's new year's live with catherine heenan and gary radnich. we'll show you firework shows from all over the bay area and around the world. stay with us, we'll be right back! vista river around this evening police in of oakland. the shooter is still on the the city. in national news. the bush tax cut expire at midnight, an

now, then, here is to old russ and to auld lang syne. >> i'm for that. >> right. >> we'll take a cup of kindness. >> indeed we will. >> to life. >> you drink up, and we'll show you old hong kong. oh, hey. >> mm. >> i'm sorry. >> it's ok, it's ok. it's ok. >> listen, you better wash that off with cold water in the bathroom, eh? you're gonna smell like a barfly. >> you a little edgy, kel? >> well, maybe a little. i was up for a tennis match today, and i haven't come down yet. [door closes] >> that guy really your instructor and all that? >> yeah. was. >> what are you gonna do about it? >> about what? >> you know what i'm talking about, robinson. >> i'll do what i'm told. (9 >> it's something, isn't it? airstrip is built right out in the bay. >> kelly... >> yeah? >> what's the trouble? what's bothering you? >> nothing. well... lot of things coming back on me. >> like what things? >> seeing you, i guess, triggered it. >> what are you trying to say? >> what brought me to this job, what's gotten me through it... so far... "in espionage, we look upon the face of evil every day. we must all

>> no >> reporter: these comments were made on media day as he was being interviewed on the artie lang... a previous radio personality from the howard stoand howard stern show >> and may be in the locker room? >> no. >> stop the tape. >> i appreciate your time. good luck after the game. >> reporter: in a statement released he says that the derogatory comments i made yesterday were a reflection of thoughts i made in my head. but they are not how i feel. it makes me realize to see them in french if. for.. that they are hurtful, ugly. further, i apologize for those that i have heard to. and i pledge to learn and grow from this experience. that was j-r stone reporting. and our team coverage continues. kron 4's jeff bush went to san francisco's newest sports bar in the castro district. to get reaction from disappointed fans. >> reporter: the 49ers flag flies proudly outside hi tops sports bar but fans inside say they are not very proud of the statements made by the home team's cornerback. >> this is a san francisco how can he be anti-gay? >> we are sports fans will love the 49ers rear roof

. >> he made his derogatory remarks with are delaying a radio an artie lange . >> when he has called whether they got on the team this out he responded. >> i take it that we are in san francisco. how can i be anti-gay employed for a san francisco team. >> we love the 49ers we are rooting for them. we deserve the respect as much as we are giving them. >> that was some fans reacting to the 49er comment. culliver has released a statement san the derogatory comments that may yesterday were a reflection of thought in my head and are not how i feel. it has taken me seeing them in print to realize they are hurtful and ugly. those discriminating feelings are not truly in my heart. i further apologize to those live hurt and offended, and i pledge to learn grow from this experience. >> we will follow this story as we continue 49er coverage. >> many san francisco fans are disappointed hear about the contra rosa a comment. the 49ers flag flies proudly outside high top sports bar in the castro district, the fans inside said they're disappointed by the state is made by the home team's cornerback.

>> the debate heating up as lang armstrong scandal comes down. the postoffice paid 30 million to sponsor the team. you say the buck stops here. >> well, it is insane. can you imagine? taxpayers paying into the federal government that is sponsoring sports teams. give me a break. this is a dumbest thing i ever heard . it is outrageous and the federal government is out of control and spending money on things like that. we have in certain places where arms of the federal government are going in and lobbying the congress and spending more tax money. this is crazy and the thing about lance armstrong and where they paid 30 million. get them out of the business. >> and by the way, the inspector general said they may be out of business unless it is a bail out and it is a mess and they are paying for sports team. >> look at the 70s 80s 90s and how it is cleaned up leading by the national football league and now all major sports organization are cleaning up their own system. the group that is not is prescriptional boxes and the reason for that. the governme

is the lifestyle to live is no life static live period your we war but gangbang is to be crippled lang for life your greatest we war. is the life plus forty years yet ultimate reward again banging is death and you don't come back from that. if you. really need. to know. the. day the streets of south l.a. have given rise to a new sort of get determined to fight not simply for turf or colors but for the lives of the next generation. i work with about four or five hundred high risk you every month the first thing i do apologize to him because i have to let bill know my generation is build you miserable see i'll fifty one years old i've been two decades of this structure so we let them know that hey we have done some wrong just like you do iraq these peacemakers many of them former gang members have stepped out from behind the gods and are now standing between them literally risking their lives in the formation of street level gang intervention organizations. privately funded receiving almost no support from either state or federal governments these grassroots movements are taking the firs

. >> his proposal would power money into poor school districts with low income, efrnglish second lang --english second language students. >> our education depends on disproportionly funding those schools that have challenges. >> every student qualifies for free lunch and would benefit for state money. >> i'm skeptical. i like what's being talked about. it would be exciting to see us really be able to compete. >> the rating standards here means not gaining ground on the peninsula. the district would face slashes to its budget with the proposal today. >> our district could lose about $4 million roughly. >> that's a lot of money the district can't make up. >> for now, california districts are in a holding patten waiting to see how money will be split up in the coming year. >>> restore, relive. >> in san francisco today, protest ors gathered on the -- protestors gathered today. these demonstrators say they want to disannualed budget cuts -- disabled for california's most vulnerable citizens. ktvu's has more. look for the bay area news tap -- tab on the homepage. >> according to new number

. >> in shanghai in china they sang an alternative version of auld lang syne. >> and in hong kong a more familiar one. ♪ auld lang syne ♪. >> a sum >> holman: a somber mood prevailed across india on new year's eve, as the country mourned the victim of a gang rape. celebrations were scaled back after the 23-year-old woman died on saturday at a hospital in singapore. the attack on her has triggered mass protests in india. today, amid candlelight vigils, there were more calls for tougher rape laws. . >> we have all decide tad that we will not sell brat new years because this year we have lost a sister from amongst us. and whenever we lose someone of our own, or that person passes away we mourn for them. this time we are spending new year's in mourning >> holman: six men have been arrested and charged with murder in the attack. former president george h-w bush is showing signs of improvement. over the weekend the 88-year-old was moved out of intensive care at a houston hospital, where he'd been fighting off a fever. the 41st president was admitted on november 23 with what began as a bronchit

. >>> i'm captain ray ship lang with the pilots you know and i represent the captains and deck hands engineers box office, and i would like to defer to my sister from the ellen bowman engineer because that is my upbringing but i am looking forward to the hard water and the bourbon. if you would look to step up first, and i'll -- >>> are you sharing your time? >> no, i'm -- well she has her own time go ahead and finish. i mean it's up to you. >> well you know, i would like to defer as a gentlemen >>> yeah, the only problem with that captain is it gets us in trouble with the rules of oord. >> well i do not want to get you or myself into any trouble. >> that you for your cortiliness >>> so i'll be brief i'm hire to represent the members that work at the blue and gold and i would also like to say that normally we come over to the commission andcal welcome thank you for the welcome but we normally come here to ask you for something or complain about something and it's really nice to come here to complies our gratuity tied for recognizing our wonderful work on the water front and the longe

he told artie lange any gay football players should keep their sexuality a secret.liver has apologized. the 49ers released a statement today saying the team rejects the comments made and addressed the matter with chris. there's no place for discrimination within our organization at any level. the nfl has never had an openly gay active player. >>> a recall affecting 2 million toyota drivers and insurance experts named the five safest cars on the road. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> we're starting off with good news for beer drinkers. no. 5, the bitter compounds in beer might help make new drugs for things like kreutz, some types of cancer and other health -- diabetes, some types of cancer and other health problems. researchers believe substances derived from hops could be prescribed with documented health benefits. no. 4, you know veggies are good for you. a new study found eating a vegetarian diet could cut your risk of developing heart disease. vegetarians had a 32% lower risk of hospitalization or death from cardiovascular disease than meat eaters. no. 3,

my am i understanding your lange correctly? >> i put that on mrs. fox's burst of logic, mr. chairman. it is absolutely reasonable to ask folks to help their neighbors, but not at all to put them in a circumstance where they do it again and again. i say to mr. posey, it's my great hope we'll go with the chairman's mark of 17 billion tom and not the higher number so we'll have access to that report before we go on and do the remaining 30 odd billion dollars. thank you, mr. chairman. [inaudible] >> stick around to the bitter end, and thank you very much. this panel is now dismissed. this ends the hearing. seeing no further members who are seeking any recognition at this time. the hearing for hr152 is now -- ends and we'll move consideration of the rule for hr152, the chair will be in receipt of a motion from the vice-chairman of the committee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i move the committee grant the hr152, appropriations act 201; the rule provides debate equally dividing control of the chair and rank minority member of the committee on appropriations. he rule has all points o

. >> up next, we are on the money and so is yang lang. the woman many people call chinese oprah. generation is reinventing china. and you can find us on facebook/maria barcheromo. >>> my next guest is referred to as the chinese oprah. yang lan is the host of several national television shows in china such as "yang lan" one-on-one and her village. lan, it's nice to have you on the program. >> maria, thank you for having me. >> you're welcome. tell me about your experience? everyone's trying to figure out what's going on in the country. how has your week been? >> well, it has been terrific. i'm meeting so many people and updated by information on so many different fronts. and, of course, china is a hot topic. actually, this is, i think, the most important and critical period of time. in chinese history. we do look forward to our new generation of state leaders can move this country forward to be more open, democratic and giving people more choices and opportunities. but, now, you do read mixed messages over time. so sometimes i'm confused myself. >> do you think that we will see a

now, then, here is to old russ and to auld lang syne. >> i'm for that. >> right. >> we'll take a cup of kindness. >> indeed we will. >> to life. >> you drink up, and we'll show you old hong kong. oh, hey. >> mm. >> i'm sorry. >> it's ok, it's ok. it's ok. >> listen, you better wash that off with cold water in the bathroom, eh? you're gonna smell like a barfly. >> you a little edgy, kel? >> well, maybe a little. i was up for a tennis match today, and i haven't come down yet. [door closes] >> that guy really your instructor and all that? >> yeah. was. >> what are you gonna do about it? >> about what? >> you know what i'm talking about, robinson. >> i'll do what i'm told. kill him. >> it's something, isn't it? airstrip is built right out in the bay. >> kelly... >> yeah? >> what's the trouble? what's bothering you? >> nothing. well... lot of things coming back on me. >> like what things? >> seeing you, i guess, triggered it. >> what are you trying to say? >> what brought me to this job, what's gotten me through it... so far... "in espionage, we look upon the face of evil every day. we mu

now, then, here is to old russ and to auld lang syne. >> i'm for that. >> right. >> we'll take a cup of kindness. >> indeed we will. >> to life. >> you drink up, and we'll show you old hong kong. oh, hey. >> mm. >> i'm sorry. >> it's ok, it's ok. it's ok. >> listen, you better wash that off with cold water in the bathroom, eh? you're gonna smell like a barfly. >> you a little edgy, kel? >> well, maybe a little. i was up for a tennis match today, and i haven't come down yet. [door closes] >> that guy really your instructor and all that? >> yeah. was. >> what are you gonna do about it? >> about what? >> you know what i'm talking about, robinson. >> i'll do what i'm told. (9 >> it's something, isn't it? airstrip is built right out in the bay. >> kelly... >> yeah? >> what's the trouble? what's bothering you? >> nothing. well... lot of things coming back on me. >> like what things? >> seeing you, i guess, triggered it. >> what are you trying to say? >> what brought me to this job, what's gotten me through it... so far... "in espionage, we look upon the face of evil every day. we must all

on lang place northeast, fire engine 30 transporteded a stabbing victim to the hospital because an ambulanceasn't available. it is highly unusual for a patient to be transported on a fire truck. at this house on 44th place southeast, it took 40 minutes for an ambulance to arrive from prince george's county for a man in cardiac arrest. a relative says the man later died. chief kenneth ellerbe declined to point any fingers over the large number of firefighters calling out sick but admitted it was highly unusual. >> today, we have 26 people off sick. but it could be that members waited because they have an option to use sick leave three times a year without going to the clinic. it is called our minor ill innocence program and new year's eve, it could be a lot of folk just wanted to be off or they were sick. >> reporter: chief ellerbe described the man shower shortage as a challenge rather than a crisis and says he attempted to find replacements ask the deputy mayor for public say at this to waive the cap on overtime that prevents some firefighters from working extra hours. >> my understanding i

friends and for himself showed off their distinctive personalities -- the first sailor had harold lang'srash, in-your-face charm... the second displayed john kriza's playful sweetness... and the third sailor had all the swivel-hipped latin moves robbins had perfected. when "fancy free" opened on april 22, 1944, at the metropolitan opera house in new york... its astonished cast received 22 curtain calls. the ballet that had begun as a showcase for a novice choreographer had changed not only robbins' life, but american ballet, as well. man: "fancy free" to me was a breakthrough of enormous proportion. man: it was artful and fun at the same timeme. woman: he really hit the audience right where they were living. laurents: this was a world at war and people wanted something to lift them up and to believe in. and he was a kid. and it was an american dream come true, particularly an american kid doing a european art form. robbins: it was a shocking change from nothing to everything. and i wasn't prepared for it. i had thought that all my problems would change once i was a success. well, here i

get on sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lang you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. welcome back across the uk i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about russia's foreign policy gentlemen at the end of last year secretary of state hillary clinton warned about the recent because ation of russia and the post soviet space i want to go through all three of you your reaction to that. you were playing who was a. signatory of state to recruit to because of domestic political reasons it was actually a coalition of ministration and obama had to do it due to situation democratic party. and i must see she was very much disciplined secretary of state she basically fulfilled the policy formulated in the white house but now you know sharing on the fact that qaddafi was murdered when we came he died by here and that's that was actually the position of many in the states and probably along i think you are the most hi

culture the we're going to have said that the the designer of the torch itself has been to europe lang and then they spent another year actually making the torture's now the torch as well way to around two kilograms that's almost a minute an entire kilo more than the lawn than the olympic torch but the despite that the people who have already held in their hands are saying that it's not too heavy burden to bear for people or are participating in so noble adventure as it were as in the olympic torch relay actually there will be almost four thousand participants people who will be running and carrying the torch with them there is an application for for the position of the torch bearers they're actually for thinking you're up to the feet you may apply. one of the week's top goals tries on touchdowns all of us next with a sports update and partridge. you know his secret laboratory jim mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and worrying if this is why

a proposal to help former new york and langs police chief brat onas a conis sultant is a plan put forward by the chief. >> a lot of stuff he does really depends on the community. >> a community beseejd by gun violence, police say a man was shot and they won't give many details but said is he expected to survive. >> they seem to work to take community voices, community experience off the table. >> more officers on the streets and others argue more community policing and less involve frmt outside sources. i just had a conversation with the chief who felt the need to explain urgency around so stop and frisk. and he's says imper tiff the stit sit sens know he and officers will not engage in anything unlawful or tarot typing and went on to say part of this stems around at decision of william brat onas a consultant, the former chief of both los angeles and new york city has employed stop and risk in the past. he says once against ghaen is not something he and officers would use. >> investigators asking for help in solving the murder ofl a teen-aged boy last week. he was shot and killed early fr

. >> during an interview at the superdome culliver responded to questions from comedians aartie langemade anti-gay comments and then apologized for it. >> ashton kutcher tells how it is like to play steve jobs. he will play him in the upcoming movie jobs. >> given our eyes on face book stock which is down 6%. it is down $2 a share to $29.20 7¢. >> rob black will tell us at the quarterly earnings. >> everything has worked well for the last three months. facebook has gone from $19 per share to $32. >> their earnings are good there were not great. the company is valued at the british company of all time. it had a super high evaluation. it will work through this. >> it may take your to to grow into the evaluation. >>--the company is valued as the biggest company of all time. >> if you are looking for a job i would hang around facebook. >> let us talk about other numbers. >> we had a rise in unemployment. we had a rise in personal income and spending. >> listed with unemployment numbers. first-time unemployment claims have been incredibly low the last two weeks. this week is not a surprise

do your thing. ♪ [ playing "auld lang syne" ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you sound great. it's a dance party.st to learn more music. >> to learn more music. well spoken. >> we have the exact same new year's resolution. but i'm going to bring in the new year the right way. i'm going to give you a gift from new orleans. my latest cd, "adventures in new orleans jazz part 2." >> dr. white, thank you so much. you can get their albums. basin street records. your new one is coming out in february. i got you. you got it. this is a little flavor of what we see, what we're feeling here in the big easy. i want to go now, take you a little farther north, where it's a little chillier, maybe not quite as rocking, to central park, to sanjay gupta, a man who i know has run a triathlon. sanjay, how's the running going? >> i just got my first run of 2013 out of the way, brooke. it was fantastic. called the emerald nuts run here in central park. it's about, what, about four miles? four miles or so? it was a lot of fun. it was cold. but you warmed up nicely. it's a great way to start the new year. and i have jas

lange armstrong's long awaited confession was heard today on oprah winfrey. deborah villalon is live where she watched the oprah winfrey interview with other cyclists. >> win at all cost truly. serves me well on the bike, served me well during the disease. but the level that it went to for whatever reason, is a fall. >> reporter: as details poured out, bicyclists poured in. some say armstrong deserves some slack. >> it doesn't take away from what he has done for the sport and it's still a remarkable feet no matter what. >> reporter: others race competitive. >> we race clean, we race fair. i think it puts a big dark shadow over it. >> reporter: lance armstrong says he never forced teammates to cheat. >> i think he's mean. he's mean spirited and i think that really comes across. >> reporter: occasionally armstrong's answers drew laughter. he called doping a habit like putting air in his tires, water in his bottle. >> that's probably my favorite quote of the night so far. >> even scarier. >> reporter: did you feel in any way that you were cheating? >> no. the sc

tonight fox news senior political analyst brit hume will join us, congressman jame lang ford with us.nd the eventual reelection of speaker boehner and what lies ahead for this 113th congress. israel racing to reinforce its border with syria as assad continues his assaulted on his people, knesset speaker is joining us tonight. resolving to cut taxes, and reform with a cast of characters, leading our nation that cast is unchanged. fox news chief congressional correspondent with the report. >> john boehner of state of ohio having received a majority of votes cast is dually elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> reporter: after a bruising end of his first term, john boehner has been voted to serve another two years, three members voted for eric cantor. >> with hope for the future of our country, i present the people's gavel to the speaker of the house. >> reporter: after winning the gavel, emotional boehner told them new and old. the job ahead will be difficult. >> our national debt is draining free enterprise and weakening. >> reporter: the speaker made it clear he intends t

do your thing. ♪ [ playing "auld lang syne" ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you sound great. it's a dance party.t we're feeling here in the big easy. i want to go now take you a little farther north, where it's a little chillier, maybe not quite as rocking, to central park to sanjay gupta, a man who i know has run a triathlon. sanjay, how's the running going? >> i just got my first run of 2013 out of the way, brooke. it was fantastic. called the emerald nuts run here in central park. it's about what about four miles? four miles or so? it was a lot of fun. it was cold. but you warmed up nicely. it's a great way to start the new year. and i have jason and aileen here. >> happy new year! >> and a reveler. so you guys this is the first time you guys did this race? >> yeah. >> first time this one. >> why did you decide to do it? >> why? well, we were skiing this weekend and we wanted to come back for brooklyn, we started looking for things to do and found this on -- i don't know what website. but we were like oh it seems like fun, fireworks, music, the whole thing. >> the fireworks were amazing. most

lange armstrong's long awaited confession was heard today on oprah winfrey. deborah villalon is live where she watched the oprah winfrey interview with other cyclists. >> win at all cost truly. serves me well on the bike, served me well during the disease. but the level that it went to for whatever reason, is a fall. >> reporter: as details poured out, bicyclists poured in. some say armstrong deserves some slack. >> it doesn't take away from what he has done for the sport and it's still a remarkable feet no matter what. >> reporter: others race competitive. >> we race clean, we race fair. i think it puts a big dark shadow over it. >> reporter: lance armstrong says he never forced teammates to cheat. >> i think he's mean. he's mean spirited and i think that really comes across. >> reporter: occasionally armstrong's answers drew laughter. he called doping a habit like putting air in his tires, water in his bottle. >> that's probably my favorite quote of the night so far. >> even scarier. >> reporter: did you feel in any way that you were cheating? >> no. the sc

. >> mike, you said -- >> it is a different lange welling. language. go off to your southern convention. >> it is called re-enactment. >> i think i doubt keith is from the south. >> he is from tennessee. >> nashville, tennessee. >> mike, you said that had a gun, or you maybe said that. and you live in new york city. this is awkward. totally awkward for me. if i had a siren i would make it go off in the studio. >> you know what, i used to live in connecticut, not far from where jerry is. in the holler. i moved reeptsly. so what you got was old information. >> it is hard to do because i have a problem with my arthritis. >> what are you doing? >> i am doing a gang sign for the holler. >> a gang sign for the holler? >> that was a crippled west chester guy. we have a lot of territory to cover. anti-americannism, bill, it is a dance troop from the 1920s. i don't know if it is a country because i only got to that once. everybody said they hate us because they want to be like us. there is some truth to this. as somebody who lived over there for a long period o

that is according to an interview he did with artie lang who is a shock-jock and the team has respondedat. here is what they had to say, there is no place for this in any level and we have and always will support the community. but they did put out the statement but the controversy is still brewing about what he had to say about gays and it is still brewing in the world of sports particularly in the national football league. so again, we are outside of the hotel in downtown new orleans and we are waiting for the conference which should start and we'll see if they say more controversial remarks about gays. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of new orleans and ktvu channel 2 morning news will report live on the super bowl and every newscast and on sunday night after the game immediately turn to channel 2 for the post game show for fans in the bay area and fans in the big easy. >>> starting today, thousands of apple fans will be gathering in san francisco. the 2013 world conference begins at the moss cony center. it will feature artwork and all of them are centered on apple products.

>> doing the audi lang show. king fun, fun. >> and boy. three, starts in two seconds now. >> tonight on huckabee, he helplessly watched as her parents were killed by a mad man. >> i am mad. >>> and susannah reacts to the ban on assault weapons. >> and libya, algeria mali. no doubt that the algerian terrorist had weapons from libya and no doubt that the malian rements aqim have weapons from lib yampt is north africa the new headquarters for terroristpeter kings talks. >> and a dolphin in distress asked humans for help in the deep blue sea and jimicle yehis wife jill on how their marriage survives infell dillity and help. >> governor mike huckabee. welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you from los angeles tonight. this week callers to my radio show were not optmistic with four years of president obama at the helm. most of them lean conservative. but the term i heard was america was going to the dogs. i take strong exception to that. tuesday january 15th my black lab bradorjet died. he would have been 15 years old. i wanted to talk about it

>> arty lange show tonight. making fun fun. >> you are plugging something. said that. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight -- >> ma'am. >> yes? >> can you put somebody around you on the phone? >> bill: "the factor" succeeds in getting the 911 call of that horrendous mob attack in norfolk, virginia. >> i was stopped at a light. somebody threw ago is the my car. >> bill: wait until you hear what happened to the teen-agers who savagely beat two newspaper reporters for absolutely no reason at all. >> there was a lot of guy, people, black kids, picking on a guy. >> bill: the obama administration announcing equality for women. they will now be allowed in combat operations. but is that smart? we will hear both sides. >> they've been trying to tear us apart. put let's on you, on us. [ laughter ] >> bill: also tonight, an unbelievably offensive video celebration of abortion. what exactly is this pinhead happy about? dead fetuses? we show you what's going on. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi. i'm bil