the lapd says the message is simple. if you lock your car, hide your stuff, you'll deter thieves and likely keep your stuff. let's get to lee glassman here. a big hang in store for us weather-wise. >> i hope everyone bought coats this last weekend when you are out shopping. you're definitely going to need them. we have a mainly clear sky. high clouds here and there. it is right to the north of us well up in the gulf of alaska where a parcel of very cold air is sitting and that is going to be visiting the bay area as we head into monday night, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. maybe even entering into sunld as well. maybe a little bit of moisture. here's a nice shot. you can see for yourself, temperatures, this time of year mild, most highs today. upper 6 0z, near 70 degrees. oakland, 60. 58, los gados. s a nice shot. sanity why rosa, 60. 55 in fairfield. livermore still at 60 degrees. we have a look at our forecast highlights for you. it is going to get colder tomorrow, and we're going to keep a chance of a

the lapd says the message is simple.lock your car, hide your stuff, you'll deter thieves and likely keep your stuff. let's get to lee glassman here. a big hang in store for us weather-wise. >> i hope everyone bought coats this last weekend when you are out shopping. you're definitely going to need them. we have a mainly clear sky. high clouds here and there. it is right to the north of us well up in the gulf of alaska where a parcel of very cold air is sitting and that is going to be visiting the bay area as we head into monday night, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. maybe even entering into sunld as well. maybe a little bit of moisture. here's a nice shot. you can see for yourself, temperatures, this time of year mild, most highs today. upper 6 0z, near 70 degrees. oakland, 60. 58, los gados. s a nice shot. sanity why rosa, 60. 55 in fairfield. livermore still at 60 degrees. we have a look at our forecast highlights for you. it is going to get colder tomorrow, and we're going to keep a chance of a few lig

. >> toddler who was choking is alive and well because of two lapd officers. the two lapd officers were in the neighborhood and answered a 9-1-1 call yesterday in less than a minute. the parents tried to get hard candy from the toddler and did not have luck with a few hard slap on the back doing the trick. >> it is not what you want to hear in your routine but in this instance it was a beautiful crying sound. >> the officers had a christmas present after giving the toddler the gift of life. >> we will check with mike if a look at the christmas eve and christmas day forecast. >> you will not be hauling the coat around while you are shopping, one last thing to wore about but it will be murky. here is a look at the clouds hanging around and the haze. a few high clouds are out there showing up on live doppler 7 hd. there is no rain, though, in the forecast. we will talk about what is going on temperature-wise on the peninsula, at 36 in palo alto, and we have 37 in menlo park, and woodside is 38 and redwood city and foster city at 39, and you can see warmer around

such hon ety, with such clarity that she ended up answering the final couple of questions that the lapd has had about the murders all of these years. yes, there's some new things. most of all, if it's okay with you, i would like to talk very briefly about four parts of this book charles manson, his life and the world he grew up in. let's begin with his child hood. we talked about what he claims. guess what, they are all lies. and it's all documentable. i put 21,000 miles open my car in the last couple of years, i went every place he went. a lot of the lice can be proven with simple visits to county court houses. charles manson was not ill legitimate. his mother, kathleen, when she was 15, was unhappy with her fundamentalist christian mother, nancy, who believed that girls should not cut their hair, shouldn't wear makeup, and do the terrible sinful thing that lead to every evil in the world, that, of course, is dancing. we know now kathleen's side of the story for the first time, because charles manson's sister, nancy, never before interviewed anywhere, and i found her and she told her m

such honesty, with such clarity that she ended up answering the final couple of questions that the lapd has had about the murders of these years. so, yes, there are some new things. most of all, if it is okay with you would like to talk very briefly about four parts of this book, charles manson, as life, and the world he grew up in. let's begin with his childhood. we talked just a minute ago about all the things that manson claims. guess what? they are all lies. and it is all documented will. i put 21,000 miles on my car in the last couple of years, and i when every place he went. a lot of the allies can be proven with simple this is to county courthouse is. charles manson was not a legitimate. his mother, kathleen, when she was 15, was unhappy with their fundamentalist christian mother, nancy who believe that girls should not cut their hair, should not wear makeup, and above all, should not do that terribly simple thing that led to every evil in the world, and that, of course, is dancing. we know now kathleen's side of the story for the first time because charles manson sister, nancy n

then he went back to the lapd where bill bratton went, then he went to the fbi in public affairs. then he went back to cbs. now, according to mike allen from politico, it is expected that he's going to jump to the nypd where a cbs source says he's welcome back to the network. >> and your problem is? >> this is a problem because what happens is he becomes cozy with the people at lapd and nypd and at the fbi. they then, when he goes to the network, give him the story been what are you going to do? are you going to hammer those people? he said yes, that's what he does and he beats up public officials. i think it's a lot harder for them to do that and i think that his credibility is hurt by this resolving door. >> you're saying he sat with jennings on 9/11 and news relations keep taking his back. john miller did disclose this and at the same time he's taken a lot of spin through this resolving door. >> disclosure is the cure for this situation. if anybody had been doing all that revolving door activity and not telling everyone, that would be one thing. i think we have to be realistic

. >> we talked to the lapd. they did arrive at the scene. the victim was still there. attackers had taken off. the victim suffered a broken arm, bruises and lacerations. he was treated and released the same day. the police department believes these guys know each other. the video is labelled venice homeless fashion. we're seeing them pretty clearly on camera, especially the main aggressor in the white shirt. >> driving on the freeway, this day for this driver was not boring at all. he happens to be chasing a car chase. >> a chase going on, december either 15th or 16th. >> georgia state police in gwyneth, georgia. they're trying to pull over that vehicle. it is a truck. it did not pull over. he looks to be pulling over. he pulls off to the side. >> they got him surrounded, that's for sure. >> you hear the guy with the video commenting. >> then you see an officer get his gun out. points it. >> there he goes. >> he fins out, crashes into the guardrail and you see the police take. >> i was worried that maybe the suspected would have a gun, too, and just wants to pull out o

. >> the lapd were completely unprepared for what happened next. >> everything you see here, all thiss, rocks, everything being thrown through walls. if you go straight down western on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire. we were calling 911, and there was no response. >> did the cops come at all? >> i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> where did they set up their front line? >> rodeo drive. >> where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the officials borders are third street on the north, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue in the east, and western avenue to the west. that's three square miles left pretty much to burn or fend for itself. this rooftop quickly became the command post for rapidly improvised korean defense forces. they armed themselves, set up crude but effective command and control, communication and patrols. >> we weren't going around just slugging and capping people. all that was happening was just don't break down my store. making sure our parents, our uncles, our familie

. >>> up next, the unusual tactic lapd is use today fight crime and we're hear how cold it's going toget this week. >> the warriors scored 118 points but it was the last i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> more people shopped this weekend than last year. however, they spent less money. today the national retail federation reported 141 million shoppers thursday through today compared to 139 million in 2012. they spent $407 each. that's down $16 from last year. that totaled more than $57 billion in sales this year. here's what they bought. 57 percent purchased clothing. 37 percent electronics.

a lapd bomb squad officer pulled the man to safety. >> i don't consider myself a hero. >> at least another day before the rescue team arrives to help the crew. >> never before seen footage of the baby heir. >> you know they're going to lob it to james. oh my goodness. >> afterwards chris paul and logan. >> all that matters. >> president barack obama thanking american troops for their service. he and first lady michelle obama paid a visit to a marine corps >> base in hawaii. >> a sing per made a-- singer made a cancer patient's dream come true. >>> welcome >>> welcome to "cbs this e morning" everyone. charlie rose, norah and gayle t you are off a. good morning. >> did you get what you wanted? >> i did. >> christmas lasting one more they day for ups and fedex.n they're trying to clear up gifts that didn't arrive on time. deli >> one says it's the worst christmas ever on deliveries. mark is in atlanta, home to >> yeah, u.p.s. they they're hearing a lot of complaining this morning. and >> you bet they are. the plane, trucks drivers are back resuming delivery this is late morning. save too late

an lapd officer was at the right time at the right place.center divider burst into flames and was fully engulfed within seconds. >> it was a matter of seconds. another ten, 15 seconds, it would have been too much fire for anybody to just go in and just deal with that. >> wow. the driver went to the hospital complaining of neck and back pain. pretty lucky. meantime, the officer in this case suffered burns to his hand and arm. what a hero. >> incredible. >>> a court date for paul ciancia. he'll be arraigned and likely asked to enter a plea including first degree murder charges. he's charged of storming into terminal 3 in l.a. killing a tsa agent. >>> a refused entry into a strip club. it's unclear if the third person killed was shot by club security or the suspect who opened fire after he was patted down and the weapon was found. two others were wounded. >>> a man killed in a christmas morning house fire in massachusetts. authorities say crews had trouble putting the fire out because there was no hydrant system in the area. they used the backh

i want to speak on behalf of many folks who are working for the park lapd's. so on behalf of parks and presidio trust we join rec and park as clearly the leader so we can work as a community i want to pass out drafts which is in 3 languages. we want to achieve the endorsements the rec and park logo would be in the blue area but the role out would happen in the springtime. i want to end with a short quote by a former child growing up in san francisco. i exported every foot of the valley thoounl u stoounl through the thick brush and following the clay before it met the pacific. i traced who i am to those years of growing up in our house on the dunes adams. thank you for your time >> commissioners we have several cards for comment. we do have public comment. so (calling names) you can come up in any order. >> hi, i'm sally i'm with sf dog. i want to say i went to the website the rec and park website to find information on what this bill of rights was and there was nothing on the website. all i got was the agenda under the spring documents is i went online and it'

i want to speak on behalf of many folks who are working for the park lapd's.we join rec and park as clearly the leader so we can work as a community i want to pass out drafts which is in 3 languages. we want to achieve the endorsements the rec and park logo would be in the blue area but the role out would happen in the springtime. i want to end with a short quote by a former child growing up in san francisco. i exported every foot of the valley thoounl u

arrived, the secret service forced everybody out of the mayor's suite, everybody except that mayor's lapdurity team. i could tell by the route nelson mandela was taking to the meeting and back to city hall for the rally that there was no way i was going to get close to mr. mandela, so i decided to stay outside with the fellow citizens in downtown l.a. who had come to cheer and celebrate the rarest of human beings. i have always regarded dr. king as the greatest american this country has produced, but dr. king was dead long before i was out of diapers. here was a freedom fighter that represents the closest thing to kings correct i would ever meet. i was stuck outside pouting until someone yelled to me the mayor was asking for me. backecret service let me inside city hall, and i moved or the hallways, now filled with mandela's entourage, to see what the mayor needed. all the time i am looking for a glimpse myself. .he mayor wished us to meet mandela wanted to personally greet mohammed ali and sidney poitier before he went to speak at the rally. my job as a young aide was to go outside and e

. >> adding to the miracle, don thompson a 26 year veteran of the lapd bomb squad happened to be drivingo work, his shift started early, diving into the flames to pull the driver to safety. >> i was singed, hair here and on the side. >> thompson did have help, sometimes they need company, a los angeles firefighter was driving by making assessment immediately. >> i was driving by and made it immediate because he happened to be the commander of the center and called them directly to do so. >> he was called a hero. >> it makes me feel good to know i saved a life. >> a underestimate from a veteran cop all in a day's work. >> just in the past hour a man who is accused of killing ata screener and wounding others pleaded not guilty to the charges he is facing. they said he arrived there on july 21st intents on killing tsa employees, the agent was killed and he was arrested following a gunfight with police. he was shot four times. >>> a meeting will be held today for those affected by a huge forest fire this month in the big sur area of montgomery county, the fire is out but firefighters are sti

a couple of my problems one i think it's taken way too along to get on board with lapd lighting. i see it in caltrans and freeway. the second thing is trees it's very frustrating that the need to keep trees whatever they are trumpet this built of street lights to reach the stoplights. i asked for one tree to be r0e678d people scribbled on the sign. that's a nice plan but it shouldn't trumpet the need to deal with trees. tree trimming is something else we need to happen and tree removal where it presents a problem. to get permission when tredz need to go they need to go they can be planted everywhere. the number of lights out. i haven't had too many problems with having lights repaired by they're not bright enough. we run into dark spots in the castro places. so thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm susan i live on cap street and i'm a member of cap street neighborhood. during the heavy rains every light on cap street goes out. pg&e owns our street lights and pays the city to maintain them. if the city maintains them the goal would be in three or four days to

. >> that's a veteran of the lapd bomb squad. thompson headed to work on 405 freeway when he saw a mercedes crash into the center divider and then burst into flames. thompson and two others rush to the burning car, got the man out. the driver suffered moderate injuries and thompson also had burns to his hand and legs but he is going to be okay. >> wow. >> just seconds. >> very blessed. >> knee it. >> you would say. >> another day today. the fifth consecutive day of near or record warmth here in the bay area. so by the time the sun sets at 4:57, we'll have realized highs today 60s and low 70s. >> i'm going to go out and enjoy it. >> thank you. have a great afternoon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wouldn't it be nice if there was a wireless company that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network and no annual contracts. it's like th

don thompson is an lapd bomb squad officer. to work when he saw a horrific accident right before his eyes. he sprung into action with just seconds to save a man's life. a ball of fire on one of california's busiest freeways, turned a quiet christmas day into an unforgettable one. >> i saw this car just veer into the retaining wall. it went all the way across all lanes. and it was on fire at that time. >> reporter: lapd bomb squad officer don thompson was on his way to work when he saw this car crash and then burst into flames. instead of leaving the fire, he ran to it and found the car's driver unconscious and trapped. >> had to get him out of here. all the while, there is all of this fire. >> reporter: witnesses capturing the scene on camera. the 26-year veteran lapd officer couldn't unbuckle the seat belt. the searing flames running up his arm. thompson pulls away. but knowing he had only seconds left to save the driver, he goes back in. >> he was either going to live or die. his window of opportunity was maybe 10, 15 seconds

two other drivers who saw the crash pulled over, but it was a member of the lapd bomb squad headed to work, who pulled over and pulled the man out. >> you have to do something your or you're going to watch someone burn to death alive. >> ironically, that officer was headed into work nor a shift he never works. the driver was treated and arrested for suspicion of dui. >> the weather is beautiful out there. we need rain and a change, but it's really nice. >> we're seeing temperatures close to 70 and the warmest places around the south bay, even at this hour, mild right now. 50 degrees in san francisco. north bay, 41 degrees right now. temperatures eventually dip into the mid to upper 30s for tomorrow morning. recapping air quality, last year for four months, we only had ten spare the air nights and days. already at number 20 in just the first 57 days of this season. so 35% of the days from november 1 to now we've had illegal burn nights. hopefully by the time we get into the weekend, we'll see that change. right now, not enough wind, the winds have been offshore today. which led to the

it's what happened next that has lapd facing a lot of questions. >> and iran takes another shot intoce. how a monkey helped make it happen. >> we had a record high here in the bay area today. santa rosa 64 degrees with sunshine. 60s morgan hill, san carlos at 62 degrees and also danville topping out at 60. we have the bad air quality continuing and find out which one town in the bay area is now two feet below normal for the calendar year. [[man] it's nothing but tape... [woman] it's a block. we're havin' a baby! [laughter in background] [woman screams] are we havin' a baby? [ambient crying and laughter] fiery crash in compton. sheriff deputies had tried pull the car over because it matched the description froa g. the >>> fewer people are dead following a crash in compton. sheriff's deputies tried to pull over the car because it matched the description from a drive-by shooting. the driver sped off in a chase. investigators say the chase ended when the car blew through a red light, hit another car and crashed into a wall bursting into flames. three men in that car died as well as a wom

son was five-year-old killed accidentally by an lapd police officer. the height of the world on drugs. -- war on drugs. soon after, i began to take illegal drugs. illegal drugs i was in possession of, i was sent to prison. i was sent to prison not one time, but i was sentenced six individual times. i spent time in prison for possession of a drug. in 1998, i found a place that helped me. the place was in santa monica, a predominantly white neighborhood and when i got there, i got -- i was introduced to recovery and i began to practice recovery. what i noticed is that in that neighborhood people were not sentenced to prison for possession of drugs. i said, what is wrong? what is going on here? i just saw these two different approaches, same county and the different neighborhoods, other side of the tracks. wasft there really glad i getting help. but really angry that i would be punished, caged, handcuffed, six times when recovery was so much more humane and acceptable. monica, went back to south l.a. and work and bought a house and began to help other wom

help, but it was a member of lapd's bomb squad headed into work who dove in and pulled that man out. >> you know you have to do something to save someone's life or you'll watch someone burn to death alive, and you have to do what you have to do. >> ironically, the officer spotted the accident while headed many for an early shift at work. a shift he never worked since he had to be treated for minor burns. he got while rescuing that man. the driver was also treated for minor injuries and then was arrested on suspicion of dui. >>> right now crews are working to slowly restore power to thousands of homes after an ice storm swept through the northeast. nbc's kevin tibbles has the leas. >>> many families are leaving home and seeking warmth in shelters like this one. >> it is a little frustrating, but it's definitely a lot better than being at home. >> reporter: for those who chose to stay home, safety is a real concern as people try to keep warm at any cost. >> carbon monoxide is something we are always so afraid of with these events. >> reporter: lynette miller says to only use emergency

that i did was contact a guy that i know who is a sheriff in breakenridge colorado who was with the lapd for 15 years and then retired to colorado, well, not retired. he's still working as a sheriff. he's in colorado now. and we started talking. he does a lot of detective work so we started talking. and i was fascinated by, in the script, the character was sort of narrative implement is what i would say, as deckives often are. they are the ones to ask the questions, be the eyes of the audience and so forth. and this guy i was interested in him being a question mark himself. because most law enforcement-- . >> rose: question mark because he seems like a haunted man or what? >> there were two reasons for it. i mean one, yeah, i think any great detective has to be infatuated with the criminal mind in order to probe it. and then at the same time want to bring it to justice. so really love the people that he's working to try and find or solve the case for. you know, so i, there's that and then i think most detectives i met some of them actually had criminal pasts themselves. and i think that

an lapd bomb squad officer on his way to work and two other drivers stopped and helped pull the man tohe officer suffered first-degree burns in the rescue. >>> and a ship trapped in ice off the antarctica could get a little help later on today. the ship is part tour boat and part research vessel operated by a new zealand tour company. there are 1,700 passengers and crews aboard. they're trapped in a remote area of antarctica but the ship has power and plenty of food. several ice breakers are en route to help. >>> the centers for disease control report widespread flu outbreaks in four states. in texas it turned deadly. fewer than half of americans get vaccinated, but as anna werner reports, it's not too late to protect yourself. >>> 30-year-old euless, texas, resident dustin wright came down with the flu days before thanksgiving. >> it was achy feeling, chills, nothing more than that. >> reporter: his wife ashley said a few days later her husband and father was struggling to breathe so she rushed him to the emergency room. doctors told her he had the h1n1, swine flu. on december 5th he

. >> lapd bomb squad officer donald thompson his hands bandaged from burns after he stuck his head into the car of a stranger that had crashed on the 405 freeway. a car that was fully engulfed in flames. he dragged the man out of the car and saved his life. >> is there anybody else in the car?! >> reporter: witnesses like drew and daria watched in horror and amazement as thompson, who was off duty and happened to be on the way to work at that moment, jumped across the rail dividing northbound and southbound freeway traffic and rescued the driver. >> he jumped out, jumped in the car, pulled the guy out, and all of a sudden he fell on the ground because he like breathed in a bunch of that black smoke. >> reporter: thompson gave me a description of what he saw what he was thinking and what was going on around him when he arrived at the vehicle and plunged in to help the victim, who was slumped over unconscious in the driver's seat. >> there's so much fire, it just gets into your head. you feel -- you see the smoke and the heat it's just -- it's unbelievable how much heat there is with that

. >>> the lapd bomb squad officer who pulled a man from a burning vehicle after a freeway crash sayss not a hero. the dramatic rescue was caught on tape by another motorist. don thompson was driving to work when he saw the car crash and burst into flames. thompson, a 20-year department veteran stopped his bomb squad truck, jumped over the divider, cut the unconscious man from his seat belt and pulled him out. >> i said, hey. it's now or never. i mean, either you're going to get him out or he's just going to burn alive. i grabbed him with two hands. and i start pulling him out. >> the driver has now been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. >>> now to an impressive new title for king james. the miami heat star, lebron james, have been named the 2013 male athlete of the year by the associated press. >> james is only the third basketball player to receive the award in its 83-year history, joining michael jordan and larry bird. it comes the same year he led the heat to its second-straight nba championship and picked up his fourth mvp award. >>> a former nfl star who is

and sociology don't even see this mindless mistaken as to why the fire has caused some problems with lapd left to do a little money in parts of the chinese double pace line to get to the south african embassy in the team he said buyers come from all walks of life. i extended his condolences to south africa and the ellis family. miss eating peanut since that time it will always remember mandela as a father of china south african relations. i was one of the very first countries mandela visited after being released from prison train at one time poll tested for his release. so what's a mandela off to bed. chairman mao did owns writing this. assuming that its use in them. maybe he has to become tenants in the sense that an ma with the tone. and it was a pity and a strong need to be tempe aunt made a liking to try inept lights in nineteen ninety two and in nineteen ninety nine. in his autobiography mandela the africans to the chinese as having a highly developed a dvd or faiths to yourself isn't remembered that way by the chinese nelson mandela and an incredible character and dignity. two cc's

trying to save money because the owner was going through a rough divorce, so they had to bring in the lapd for future games to take over security. we don't want to turn our games into occupied territory. owners need to pony up for decent security guards and lights. >> it seems like its happening more at baseball games and football games. is it mostly because of tailgating? rather than basketball and hockey. >> yes, absolutely. it's just not the same tailgating culture in basketball and hockey. it's the stadiums, it's access to tailgating and access to parking. >> you can find us on twitter at aj consider this. next week now that recreation at marijuana is legal, how has day-to-day life changed. and a year after the tragic event of new town, connecticut, we'll look back at the families of victims. we'll see you next time.

earlier this month lapd shot allen beard after a pursuit in downtown la.e father said he had done nothing wrong. beard got out, walked behind his car with his wac to officers while briefly raising his hand. he then fell to the ground after 1 of the officers shot him. preliminary reports show the officers shot more than 20 shots at that man. >>> take you behind the scene as fans say goodbye at this historic park. >>> coming up next, weather >>> a chapter every in san francisco history will close monday night when the 49ers play their last game at candlestick park. the fans are starting to feel sent mental. >> reporter: on the field at candlestick park, the memories run deep. >> generations of fans have braved candlestick park during baseball season. this touches generations. >> reporter: this is where fans go crazy. vernon davis cried. the catch captured our heart. and we saw celebrations when the a's won the world series. >> we're starting to get sent mental here. >> reporter: candlestick park quickly found a special place in san francisco history. mother

bill: former lapd mark fuhrman and why the evidence points to the boyfriend. the family has strong doubts the boyfriend did it. >> i thought he was a good guy. he didn't seem like he had a harmful bone in his body. if it turns out to be him it's shock and i would never have expected it. bill: police are looking for the killer of a pregnant california woman. their missing boyfriend said to be the prime suspect. but her mother has doubt he could have done something so horrible. >> i have high doubts it was him. there has been a lot of information that has surfaced the last 6-7 months since the murder. a lot of people reached out to us on britney's facebook page. mentioning a lot of racial tensions with them purchasing 10 acres of land there, business deals. and there has just been a lot of speculation that people killed both of them and beau just hasn't been found. bill: it happened last may. the mystery continues with mark purchase fan, former lapd homicide detective. strangulation was the cause of death. based on what we know and based on your history and your

it flashed a number that appeared to be associated with lapd.say if you find similar calls coming to your house hold, contact them immediately. a follow-up for a target security breach and one bank that's looking to safeguard customers. more than one third of chase banks opened today to help people whose accounts were hacked. they reissued debit and credit cards on the spot to help customers impacted by the newly lower transaction limits. chase employees are unbelievable. they're working today the sunday before christmas to help our customers, particularly those impacted by the target breach. normally we're closed on sundays but we opened up 1,700 branches across the country today. >> and chase said if card is at risk, they will notify you. and not to worry, you're not responsible for unauthorized transactions which have been or theed to the bank. >> a company inked a deal to sell iphones with china mobile. that will be the world's largest phone carrier. it has more than 750 million mobile accounts. the iphone 5s and 5c will go on sale starting

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adding to the miracle, donna thompson a 26 year veteran of the lapd bomb squad happen to be on his way to work. his shift started early. diving into the flames, pulling the driver to safety. >>: i'm just kind ifs that just signed here and first degree on the side. >>: thompson did have help. miracle sometimes need co., a los angeles firefighter happen to be driving by making the rescue seamless. >>: to be able to help in getting an immediate patient assessment and get other resources on seeing a lot quicker because he happened to be the commander of the dispatch center in called in directly to do so. >>: a horrible accident and in in front to act of terrorism. that's just heroism--impromptu. it makes me feel good to know i save the life. >>: understatement from a veteran cop. all in a day's work. >>darya: new this morning, pope francis is urging people to speak up against the persecution of christians whom he likened to the churches first murders. --martyrs. --li nked. the popes as more christians are suffering from discrimination and violence now compared to christianity's early times

an off duty lapd bomb officer was driving to work when he saw this car crash on a california free way. the officer rushed to the burning car and pulled the unconscious driver to safety. the driver suffered moderate injuries. officer thompson suffered first and second degree burns. officials say without his quick response, the driver would have died. >>> coming up, our media correspondent sits down to talk about obamacare. >>> first, the only, russian president vladimir putin on the best of "the grapevine" because only national lets y choose a car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above,nd still pay the mid-size price. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like a pro. >>> we are continuing our look back at some of our favorite "grapevine" stories of the year. we bring you one of the most talked about men. vladimir putin. >> president barack obama against vladimir putin in a battle over the hotel gym. the sun newspaper suggests both put in a request of the fitness room where the summit was held. apparently the p

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