. >> now to soccer and to thee lat 16 of the german cup. the top managers had than all bundesliga shutdown. it was packed with drama. nine goals from two records from a one missed penalty. later, winners. -- bayern was the winner. >> bayern the lead after six minutes. gomez made it 2-0.

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. >> reporter: they will list calories, calories from lat, saturated fat. for 40 of the most common cuts of meat. >> many consumers think that chicken breasting are extremely lean, which they are, but don't realize there are cuts of beef that are equally lean and have the same amount of calories. >> reporter: the meat industry has labeling processed meat for years, but always on a voluntary bases. >>> if formula-fed babies gain weight too quickly, it could be time to change the formula. researchers divided infants into two groups and fed one group milk based formula, then predigested formula. the babies were the same length at first -- the babies fed the predigested were the same weight as breast-fed infants. researchers say gaining weight too quickly in the first year of life predisposes them to hemt problems. >>> a fremont woman arrested an trading. >> tom, it's a federal crack down and a big part is focusing on the bay area. 43-year-old winifred was arrested for feeding information to companies. gontvernme officers say ciao was paid more than $200,000 fo

the sheri's deputy says about 9:00 lat night a larg oak tree came down in a storm that brought strong winds and hey rains. about 20 people in a group known as roahodes scholars were campi. it offers high quality, thick safari tents, not like roughing it at all. the gramother stopped off to pick up her grand daughter and the girl was traed with the dying grandmother. >> there was a at the prent time right next-door with a father and soon. and they heard the initial crash and heard screaming. they went outside and saw wh happen. and luckily they had a pair of scissors in their tent and were able to cut through the canvas to take the seven year gir out. she's unhurt physically >> a crane had to be called in to get that okay tree off the tents and he cease oak trees down all the time. they're top heavy with a ashallow root sure. only tng you see coming down more often is eucalyptus trees. represents are with the family. moreor you at 5:00 and 6:00. you look at the flags, you can see how strong the winds were and with the roots as wet as they were, winds that strong are knocking dn the tre

commitments as nato member states well as you mentioned the relations between the russians and the lat let me end but still according to the kremlin the main problem in bilateral relations is the status of russian speaking people in latvia the so-called non citizens the rian augustine agency recently published published the figures there are seventy nine differences i'm quoting reality and the rights of citizens and non-citizens and forty seven professions offer then for the so-called non citizens is it true is it a good game to change actually no. i will i will say very simple. when people respectively be latvian so russians are going to. go to the shop to. delhi charged to the medical care. to social. agency they have no difference in treatment well sos persons respectively who they are but they are ethnic lucky and sort of russians if the person hasn't. or hasn't get a citizenship. this person concept ploy to be civil servant let's apply for the policeman. or to be elected to their party that's a major difference and the rest well you kind of course the professions of of civil servi

. >>> stocks are still pretty f lat.here's been mixed reaction to the news, the president has reached an agreement on republicans about extending the tax cuts. good news for consumers. bad news for the deficit. the dow is down 3, 11,355. nasdaq up 7. s&p is up 2 poi 5. >>> ever get a gift card to one store and wish you coo use it at another store? now there might be an answer. a number of websites have sprung up where people can sell u nwanted gift cards for 80% or 90% of the value and buy new o nes. it's estimated consumers will buy $25 billion worth of gift cards this season. last year almost $6 well in -- $ 6 billion in gift yards went u nused. a new study suggests the cash you may be carrying if your wallet may be contaminated. researchers say it's because of the chemical bisphenol-a. bp is -- bpa is what -- is what it is called. >>> within the past 90 minutes, a space capsule splashed down to the pacific ocean 500 miles west of the u.s./mexico border. it could signal the future of american spaceflight. about three h

i might have to seize a lat er chance of taking my esteemed opnent. 3.5 minutes for the material world will not be excessive. i have the text -- because i will not take attacks from a known religious extremist or fanatic. that prime minister blair's urging, he was recently canonized. his apologia made many people reconsider and join the roman catholic church. he is considered a great christian thinker. here is my text from the apologia. the catholic church said that it holds it better for the sun and moon to drop from heaven, for the earth to fail, and for the many millions on it to die in extremist any than that one soul should be lost or commit a cent, tell willful untruth. you will have to say it is beautifully phrased. but to me, it is my proposition. what we have here is a distillation of precisely what is twied and immoral in the faith mentality. it is essential fanaticism. is consideration of the human being as raw material. it is the fantasy of purity. once you assume a creator and a plan, it makes us objects ia cruel experiment where we are created sick and commanded to be wel

lat 38 works with a few hundred small businesses, of which we are one. we all know the economy is tough. it has been tough for all of us. this could provide a huge shot in the arm for our businesses and many businesses be on the waterfront, and we all look forward to the approval of this process. also, i would like to note with the three years coming to plan the cup, that there is numerous people that come from around the world there already has a place to start business. the san francisco bay area is a huge creator of new businesses, and all they need is a green light. there are loads of on the burners, and people that we hope when $1.4 billion is on the charts as a projected income, that we can blow by that number. i think the san francisco area knows how to create businesses, and i think the city and supervisors have done a great job, and

i think the america's cup is going to bring lots of opportunity to not only lat 38 to our customers but also to the many residents of the bay area and the city itself because the transformation of the waterfront here will provide waterfront access that i had when i was a kid that made me a lifelong sailor and got me into the sailing business. i think san francisco has been known as a mecca for sailing for years. it has been home to many of the best sailors in the world, and they are here because the facilities for the recreational opportunities that have been available to the people of the city and the residents of the bay area are so -- the city is so well endowed with these opportunities, but it you know the history of the america's cup, in 159 years, it has only been posted in 6 cities, so it is not an opportunity that comes along as often as the world cup, the world series, and many other events. this is really a golden opportunity that the city should not miss, not only for business opportunities, but for recreational opportunities. as an enthusiastic sailor, calls on lots of benef

darcy spencer talked to the family about the unusual lat delivery. >> reporter: last week the henry familyd a box in the mail full of christmas presents from justine in orlando. it said open the box. so they did. something wasn't quite right. the clothes were too tight and belt too small. and the candy canes, they were stale. >> my son's shirt was a size too small. my daughter's belt didn't -- wasn't even close. reporter: debbie henry texted her sister-in-law to thank her for this rather bizarre box of gifts. >> i said what package? i didn't send you a package. i am not that organized yet. wait sclal don't eat the candy canes! they are really old! >> reporte as it turns tout package had been sent by the nielsens one year ago. the date marked december 17, 2009. but it just arrived at the henry's doorstep more than 8650 miles away. talk about snail mail. >> it is slow. extra slow. >> when you heard it was from a year ago i thought that was crazy. that's ridiculous. how can tey misplace a box and then send it at the exact time they were supposed to send it before a year later? >> reporter: wh

. >> now to soccer and to thee lat 16 of the german cup. top managers had than all bundesliga shutdown. it was packed with drama. nine goals from two records from a one missed penalty. later, winners. -- bayern was the winner. >> bayern the lead after six minutes. gomez made it 2-0. bayern look like they were going to win, but stuttgart had other ideas. this player claude went back. just before halftime, the big russian added his second, and stuttgart equalizer. bayern took over the lead early in the second half. bayern then got lucky. stuttgart hit the ball and then had the penalty phase. the home side fought on to make it 3-0. bayern kept their cool. the clothes are added two more. -- the clothes are added two more. the final score was 6-3, bayern got through to the quarter finals. >> sticking with soccer, inter milan have sacked their coach, who was only in charge for six months. he will be replaced by a brazilian coach. ♪ >> hello, welcome back. is civil war looming in the country once viewed as one of west africa's most stable nations?

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approximately 6400 residents in castro valley are without power this morning and at 8:00 lat night about people were briefly left in the dark at daly city and parts of san francisco. most of the power has been restored there. it happened after an outage at a pg&e substation. >> more rain means more worries about flood anding mudslides, communities still reeling are racing against the clock to try and clear through the mountain of debris and mud. they're doing this even as they pile up sand bags to anticipate overflow from drainage canals. with the earth already overly saturated, the theory even a little rain may do a lot more damage. other news, state university facing budget cuts and students seeing tuition hikes, dozens of u.c.'s highest paid executives are asking for more money. they are threatening to sue until the universities of california increases retirement benefits. they want the u.c. system to calculate at the percentage of their entire salary instead of the federally instituted limit of $245,000. hundreds of employees make much more than that. their demands come at a time whe

. >> lat-key. >> a lat-key is what you why to get in your door in my neighborhood, a lot-key.e to see you, everybody. we have got -- [ cheering ] -- if you were looking for a hair appointment today, you're not going to get one because all of these hairdressers doing their part to fight aids, world aids day and there are thousands [ cheering ] >> each one of these people was allowed to cut one of harry's hairs as we headed through the show today and look how he turned out. harry, let's send it back inside to you. thanks for being here, everyone. >> okay. it is that time of year ya hoo has compiled its top ten online searches for 2010, joining us now to announce the results exclusively on "the early show," heather cabot. yahoo!'s web life editor. welcome back. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> a tradition here. we always enjoy. this before the top one, we start at the bottom and kinds of glom together 10 through 6, if you don't mind. britney sparse, kind of no surprise, "american idol," no surprise. justin bieber. >> a kid bracecly created by the web, discovered on youtu

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looks like ty will sometime lat tonight. here's the hitc if they pass something that is even slightly different, if a number democrats want to tack a amement on and they can get past saying tey opposedo increased taxes, that's n what the senate passed. it has to goback to the senate. this will drag ou for maybe otherweek. >> tha you. >>> coming upsevera students got sick at school beuse of something someone put in thr brownies. >>> and doug is backith th forecast. >> reporter: i'm julie care >>> so this done and gone? >> done. just practice. the one thing about this storm that really kind of hits you a little harder than most storm that bring you an inch and a half, once it started snowing and sitting on the ground, it stayed on the ground. that's why we had so many problems out there on the roadways during the day today. andtonight with temperature well below freezing, we could see those roads freeze up again. so watch out out there as you're on those roads. the snow is gone. first off, toward arlington. along wilson and fi

he also did nafta which is lat of people were not happy with, and his health care plans that republicans opposed was formlated in a market-based theme. it was not a liberal plan compared to the other options on the table. clinton did govern in 93 and 94 as the new democrat that he ran on. once he lost the congress, his hand was forced, and he did compromise on certain things, but he held out and fought and had budget shut downs, so i think all presidents do some conciliation and some holding the line on principle, and the question is really on which issues are dear to the president's heard. >> host: peg, democrats, you're on with david. good morning. >> caller: yes, good morning. on the tax extension plan, i think for many democrats we kind of do it as a billionaire bailout plan, and probably what sticks in us the most is the estate tax cuts over 5 million, but i have a history question for you. many years ago i read a book on thomas payne, and in it the author claimed that george washington made a statement to thomas payne and some others that they had to remember the most overriding pr

this is actually the city of oakland but this whole thing unfolded at 10:00 lat night when a police officertarted pursuing a 1989 jaguar. after crossing into the city of oakland, the jaguar spun out of control and hit another car. there was some sort of confrontation, and then san leandro police shot and killed one person in that car, a woman. we hear another person may have been in that jaguar and possibly had been hurt but that has not been confirmed. no police officers were injured in this incident but oakland police are now handling this investigation since the incident and the chase ended in their jurisdiction. again, this is the third officer-involved shooting involving san leandro police. that's the latest here reporting live in oakland. jenelle wang, abc 7 news. >> it's now 6:35. this morning the south san francisco police department is offering a $25,000 reward for information about last week's shooting that left three young men dead. investigators have also established an anonymous tip line hoping for clues in solving the december 22nd shooting. three other victims were wounded an

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we'll hear from john kn kyl lat today. we'll hear from john kerry. and then we'll find out whether or not at about 2:30 or so america can hear every word of the treaty being read on the senate floor. >> all right, ken. thank you. we are keeping an eye on the house where they are taking up the new effort to repeal don't ask, don't tell. >>> also, the "news nation" is now learning the gunman who opened fire at a school board meeting in florida may have planned his attack well in advance. it was all caught on camera and the video we are about to show you to say the least is intense and can certainly be disturbing to watch. we now know that clay duke, the gunman, fired 14 live rounds at point-blank range. miraculously missing each of the school board members he targeted. >> leave. you may leave, you may leave. you can leave. six men stay. everyone else leaves. if you're going to kill yourself or kill us or whatever, at least let us know what's going on. i'll be very honest with you, i swear, i don't know who your wife is or what she did. i have a feeling

lat prior to that was in somalia in late 2007. a very difficult place to work.w came away from that with a rather bleak outlook andsay. crashed, i guess you could say.i i needed some time. i took that by moving back homel a 30-year-old man living back d, home with mom and dad. i did nothing for as long as i could stand at.ani th i think had i not done that things would have been a lotwors worse. yes. i slept in. i've played video games.t: whate >> host: what were some of the worst experiences you had? >> guest: i was briefly kidnapped twice in chad. actually not covered in theend t book. hinted at in the very end. in somalia i spent time in the refugee camp iman -- surroundedd manine of the world's worst humanitatarian crises.some of i made friends with somali or reporters, some of whom who have since been seriously hurt or killed. that has been very trying. iraq and afghanistan, extreme violence that rattles you.nce, i think in the balance, though, somalia and chad have been the most difficult places personall. and professionally

social security trust fund has been invie lat since -- invie lat since it was set up 75 years ago. he says this will be an earned benefit. congress can't touch the money and can't cut the benefits. no, but what we are going to do in this deal constructed by the republicans, no democrat has ever proposed this, no hearings have been held on it, we are going to give a tax holiday. don't worry, we'll make the social security trust fund whole. we'll go out and bore roy $111 billion from china and we'll inject it back into the social security trust fund. what an absurdity and what a threat to the future of social security, because next year we can't afford to subsidize social security. we can't afford to borrow $111 billion from china. but don't let that tax go back up. that will be the largest tax increase on working people in the history of the united states. just like we are hearing now. we go back to the clinton era tax, the largest tax increase in the history of the united states. we created 23 million jobs during the clinton administration. we balanced the budget of the united stat

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lat year, 284 million. the figures being released are just estimates. the official 2010 count is still a few weeks away. >>> california bars and restaurants may soon be able to infuse some of the alcohol they serve. right now it's illegal for establishments to infuse a lcoholss -- bars to make at infusion. it's believed it will help bars and restaurants generate moyer business. >>> thousands gathered in d owntown san jose for what could be their last holiday parade there. city officials say budget cuts may make it impossible to put on the parade next year unless more sponsors come forward. this year, various sponsors including the san jose mercury news and coca-cola pitched in $ 150,000 for the parade. $200,000 more came from the c ity. the threat in cancellation is disappointing a lot of long- time residents. >> we've been coming here ever since i was a little kid. i timey used to be in the p arades when i was younger. >> san jose city officials hope to get a subpoenasser is pay for the parade next year. the city had to cancel the 4th of july fireworks

then for dessert with the bignet, hot kok lat infused with spices. >> this one is yours. >> i know wherethis one is for me. >> all right. >> i don't know if you like mash mellows on top or without. >> i'll take mine without. >> me, too. but the benet will be -- cheers. >> joi noelle. >> you can have find these recipes on our website earlyshow.cbsnews.com. we'll be right back. you are watching "the early show" on cbs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the only thing we didn't get to, chef, the bignets. look how gorgeous. >> they are tiny. i like the fact they are small because you were have one, two, three -- >> or 20! >> are they hard to make? >> no, not hard to make. you have to just have a little bit of knowledge in pastry or follow the sdrekss of the recipe, very simple. >> right. >> then you fry them at home and you can keep them all day, they don't change. >> no. >> coat them with sugar and goes really well with chocolate, too. >> very g. hope you have a great christmas. an amazing meal, really, really fun. >> i'm making something calls , you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must re

can't reach a compromise but i'm not willing to let working families across this country become come lat real damage for political warfare in washington. >> reporter: proposed compromise extends the tax cuts for every american in every income bracket including the wealthiest for a 13-month extension of unemployment benefits for americans. there is a one-year 2% cut in payroll taxes for all workers. and the estate tax returns at 35% on estates over $5 million. but both the tax cuts and the jobless benefits are being paid for with borrowing adding to the deficit. the president speaking monday evening to announce what he calls the framework cautioned democrats opposed to the deal it was time to bring the fight to an end. >> as much as the political wisdom may dictate fighting over solving problems it would be the wrong thing to do. >> reporter: this bill also extends a lot of the other tax breaks that were in place and a lot of them help lower income earners but democrats are angry. a lot think that the president sold out to the republicans. the white house response is the president thought