all his neighbors knew lauren to be very tight with his money. was before lauren krueger had the final word. he made a difference. we get tonight's story from reporter boyd hooper. >> reporter: there are people in big cities who would consider this harsh, unwelcoming country. people who wouldn't give a nickel to live in leroy, minnesota. who wouldn't pay the quarter they charge for coffee at the senior citizens center. people who need to pull up a chair and listen. as eileen evans tells the story of small-town values, and a check. >> we didn't know what to do. >> reporter: the envelope arrived from the estate of 94-year-old lauren krueger. a retired farmer, who had seen his share of sadness. having lost his first wife. then his second. having lost his only child, a teenage son, to cancer. but long before he passed away last year, lauren gained a reputation. >> very frugal. very frugal! he was very careful with his money. >> reporter: apparently so. for as he humbly lived out his days in this white frame house on main street, lauren quietly amasse

lauren has to basically put her trust in me, you know what i mean?e that or let's go like this, you know what i mean? out of the three fugees the pulse of this time in this generation, they am have to say okay, you know what? we really gotta just listen to what clef is saying and mix it with what we're saying. >> lauren didn't trust you creati creatively? >> no. andty didn't trust them creatively at all. because i'm not a -- when it comes to the music, i'm not here to trust anyone. i'm here to say, let's take the group from point a and skyrocket it, that's my job. >> i don't mean to oversimplify this. >> you can. >> you're the leader they wouldn't follow? >> i wouldn't say that i'm the leader of the fugees. what i would do is, i would put the three of us out there, and you've seen careerwise what everyone has done. and you can say, okay, this one's the producer. like i would say more, when it comes to the fugees, i was the top producer of the fugees. >> right. >> is there any truth to the ideas that -- to the story that was circulating, that, you kno

lauren's parents chose an auditory/oral education and a cochlear implant at an early age. diana: so, i wenouout, and i researched older children, how they were doing with their cochlear implants, and they were doing phenomenally. so then i got the cochlear implant when i was 3, and then that's when i started going to lois. the goal is always to be able to listen. that's always the primary goal, and so it's getting her to listen to the sounds in a fun way and respond to them, and one of the techniques that we used for speech was oral motor therapy, which means that we are working on the structure and the rerength and flexibility of the articulators because children that haven't heard the first 3 years of life don't really use their jaw strength and their tongue strength the same way as children who have, and so we've strengthened those so she can make all the rapid movements of speech, and i think what you hear with lauren is, she has beautiful speech. i saw him yesterday. and you have to set goals for yourself, and you have to try to meet those goals, and if you don't, you

lyster to give us more about this latest round of unemployment benefits that are expiring now lauren give us the details by christmas two million americans are supposed to lose their unemployment benefits. that really is the case alone lawmakers in washington failed to come to a decision failed to reach an agreement to pass an extension of unemployment benefits so for the two million people that rely on this extension by the federal government now these are the long term unemployed they will expire this month and last congress just something about it does something to change that and that could take weeks and now i do want to point out these are the people that are the long term unemployed they've been unemployed for more than six months they have relied on the federal government's extensions to make ends meet while they've been looking for jobs that many say just do not exist and these are people after six months you know your savings have run out that's something that people i've talked to always say that are in this situation and that economists also point to so this is really wha

bush's knees lauren bush is marrying ralph lauren's song david making her lauren lauren. or lauren squared. no official word on the engagement or whether bush will change her name. >> i'm betting she will keep bush. >> is it better than w? >> there's more to come this afternoon at 4:00. thieves turn a dream cruise into nightmare. >>> and you have a chance to help out in our 12 days of giving. >>> it is day four. our 12 days of giving and these voluntee are from the group friends of homeless animals. they're taking your call at 202 -- if you had a kill shelter finds home for abandoned and abused cats and dogs. joining us now, claudia and collin o'brien and their cat. what is your kitty's name? >> stafford. >> why don't you tell meow deborah came to be a member of your family. >> weste were going out to buy cat because we lost our c two years ago. we were originally going to get a kitten. we got talking and we agreed that he needed a home. >> you found dapper at the shelter. was it your first adoption? >> no. we adopted a dog about eight years ago from friends of homeless a

oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. >>> lauren scott here now with the sports, and lauren's golden stateds to show a little sign of life. >> the warriors have been so bad recently we were actually looking into whether they have a lemon law and they could exercise the right to return the team to chris cohen, but things looked a little brighter with the warriors visiting the kings. kings up by 16 in the fourth quarter but the war i don't remember storm backing down. it's going to overtime where the complete comeback would not be denied. the maluk brothers who also own the palms, monty ellis goes into overtime with the circus circus shot. monty leads all scores with 36, and the warriors rally with a 137-113 overtime win. >>> stanford in stillwater, oklahoma, the cowboys of oklahoma state, stanford at butler in indy this past saturday. watching the cowboys reign three and take off to a winning 79-68. san diego state 53-56. coming into tonight, the sharks could count just one three-game winning streak this season, one of the consecutive wins they've had thus far. head coach todd mclel -- mccl

lot to be thankful for many others out there like the unemployed can't really say the same artes lauren lyster we'll have more on the two extremes that people are facing this holiday season and is a really the most wonderful time of the year statistics show that divorce and separation rates actually increase right after the holiday season so we're going to speak with a divorce attorney to find out why why that is and then we'll ask is there a war on christmas going on the mainstream media seems to think so debating whether or not religion should play a role in the holiday season but we want to know what about the real issues at hand is anybody going to focus on the wars that we're actually fighting professor christopher chambers will join me with his take on the issue and we know that it's not friday but we're still bring in our resident comedian seton smith we'll go over some of our favorite stories of the year like antwan dodson's bed intruder song and the sexy russian spy anna chapman that's all the end of the show but now let's move on to our top story. for profit colleges have been

lauren bacall. by the way, the airplane that they got on in the los angeles was called the red star. [laughter] and lauren bacall said right away i should have just thought, oh, no. but no concern at all for the -- and now this whole era is portrayed as joe mccarthy on a wild rampage, you know, witch hunter persecuting all these poor people. joe mccarthy wasn't even on the house committee in october 1947. he was a senator. he had nothing to do with this. but every new anti-communist was portrayed as a joe mccarthy. i quote one of the co-founders of the aclu, roger baldwin was one of the founders. by the way, read roger baldwin, aclu's founder 1928 book, "liberty under the soviets." but one of the founders was harry ward who was a methodist minister. and i quote a piece that harry ward wrote for, i think it was protestant digest in 1940 or '41. and he's warning here a full decade and a half before joe mccarthy, he's warning about the next red scare. first it was alexander mitchell palmer, wood wilson

humphrey bogart, lauren bacall. humphrey bogart said we check every member of our group before we left to make sure there were no banks or no rates anywhere. very, very careful about it. there seems to be no sympathy among the left for the fact that the communists lied to the liberals on the left and tarnish their reputations. no problem with any of that. no problem. sacred this group called the committee for the first defendant. these hollywood liberals did. they flew to the -- flew to washington. humphrey bogart, lauren bacall, danny kaye, judy garland, gene kelly, katharine hepburn. people were duped really, really, really bad. really bad. "the daily worker," on the cover of "the daily worker" almost every issue are crusaders for the first amendment. here they are and they get to washington and john howard lawson and some of these other people are called upon the stand, boy, big surprise, congress has some evidence. not just a bunch of red. they bring it up there and john howard lawson here's all the different fr

i'm lauren scott. >> those are adorable. if you want to eat your cake, twi twinkie.com. >> keith is a car buff. in fact, he restores old cars. he restored this 1919 dodge that jimmy stewart plows into a tree in the movie. he put it up for sale and he sold it. smith wanted the car shipped to his colorado home, but the weather made it to a more appropriate time, today, the day before christmas. it turns out it is a wonderful life for him. >> do you ever get tired of watching that movie, by the way? >> no, you could watch it a thousand times. >> the big man already made his way here safely. but tomorrow, not so good for the rest of us. >> we're looking at a pretty powerful storm system. if your plans take you to the high country or back from the high country, over the next 24 hours, i think your window is between now and about 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. we're going to get socked with some pretty decent wind and some good mountain snows. in fact, another foot and a half of fresh powder. if you wait for this to pass, you'll

holiday shopping in the shadows or those struggling to see a little light at the end of the tunnel lauren lyster r.t. new york very fair points raised there was sort of christmassy you that story affect you let us know it's of our team dot com tonight you can get the discussion but all the stories you see and make a comment here's a taste of what else is available on the web site i'll tell you go home of one of the clocks back in fact on this day seventy eight years ago the modern passport system is introduced into the soviet union got one by the see why it was an abolished for a period of time who wasn't allowed to get one plus virtual photos and videos got a personal look around the historic modern in skis sort of all and ballet and some petersburg beautiful place that song lying tonight as well as dot com. this is r t from moscow now with just four days until new year out he's been checking the festive spirit around the globe and beyond the crew of six currently living on the international space station are planning a new year's party complete with tree and presents tom barton was luck

it's supposed to be here and it's not here lauren lyster r.t. new york appears. in just a few minutes we ask whether the failing afghan drugs fight has another purpose merit is antenor at its agency in the region is struggling to stand the opium trade with claims that it's simply a cover for other activities. and taking a trip on the troika why there is still plenty of porth power in one of russia's most loved traditional symbols. power is returned to one of moscow's main airports following a twelve hour blackout over one hundred flights to and from out of an airport were canceled while some were diverted after freezing rain ruptured the cables some sixty flights were canceled and dozens delayed at moscow's sheremetyevo airport as the runways froze over but lights are getting back on schedule now over four hundred thousand people in the moscow region were also left without electricity for hours although temperatures are just below freezing it's unusually warm for this time of year and it's caused a range of freeze on contact with power lines bringing them down dr

a year when more and more fellow citizens have been forced to to rely on food stamps and welfare lauren least or look at the growing gap between rich and poor in the us. in the u.s. to use the season for holiday cheer charity and this year for some of millions of jobless americans despair now why did i work all of those christmases why did i give up that time with my family if now i have nothing and all of the work that i've done in my life for no reason for theresa this used to be her busy season at work but she was laid off from her job in the gas and heating business more than two years ago and has been unable to find any steady work since i look for work every single day i feel like applications and u.s. lawmakers reached a deal this month to extend unemployment benefits for millions of unemployed americans we're all going to have the best holiday was with here but lost in that story are millions of jobless americans like teresa who don't even qualify for this help anymore benefits expire at ninety nine weeks but a job doesn't magically appear by their own accounts and activists buy

holiday shopping in the shadows or those struggling to see a little light at the end of the tunnel lauren lyster r.t. new york. you can find more on this and everything work covering twenty four hours a day a click away at our team dot com here's what's online right now. on this day seventy eight years ago the modern passport system was introduced in the soviet union go online and see why it was abolished for a period of time and who wasn't a lot to get one. was hurt you will towards photos and videos get a personal look around the historic emergency theater of operation valley in st petersburg. finally in this new block with only four days until the new year our team has been checking the festive spirit around the globe and beyond a crew of six currently living on the international space station are planning a new year's party complete with tree and presents artie's tom barton was lucky enough to talk with some of the cosmonauts ahead of the big day. down here on earth we'll be celebrating new year all around the planet in our customer fashion with celebrations and parties but there will

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christina lauren, really happy to have her on a busy morning. we're working this radar tag team coverage. >> christina, one of the changes around here. also there's a change of scenery. this is our temporary home while our state-of-the-art news set is assembled behind that wall so we will be in our new digs in a couple of weeks. >>> meanwhile, will oakland fight the feds? a decision on pot policy that could land city council members in jail. >>> plus the hot holiday gifts you'll want to get as soon as possible. what's in scarce supply or sold out. you're looking at a live picture of a rainy, messy, bay bridge. we'll talk to mike in just a minute. be careful out there. >>> reporting what matters to you, you're watching "today in the east bay" with scott mcgrew, and traffic with mike inouye. [ female announcer ] what will you gain when you lose?™ pride. pizzazz. sass! [ laughter ] [ woman ] i'm feeling that! [ female announcer ] the special k challenge™ begins january 1st. free personalized plans at specialk.com. what will you gain when you lose?™

holiday shopping in the shadows or those struggling to see a little light at the end of the tunnel lauren lyster r.t. new york. world news in brief for you right now two suicide bombers. killed at least fourteen people in central iraq the attacks were the second this month targeting a government compound in ramadi one bomber blew up a car and minutes later another detonated an explosive vest as people gathered at the scene at least four of those killed were police officers forty seven other people were wounded. nine are in court in britain charged with conspiracy and terrorism offenses it's alleged they were planning a large scale attack and at landmarks banks and government buildings around central london the men were among twelve suspects taken into custody last week during dawn police raids in the u.k. but three detainees were later freed without charge. missiles fired by a suspected u.s. drone have killed at least fifteen militants in northwestern pakistan u.s. drone attacks are common in waziristan which is a hub of taliban and al qaeda activity there have been more than one hundred

as anything resembling happy there's a sense of joy that's supposed to be here and it's not here lauren lyster r.t. new york characters. are just to remind our viewers on the top story that we're following today it's somehow holocaust the story and the courts in progress so far we've heard that he's found guilty on the new charges we can talk to because he knows our who's outside the courtroom as we know what have we heard so far. we're standing outside the house where mikhail maybe do is hearing his verdict being read as we speak so far despite the fact that the verdict is still being read by the judge we already know that the judge has found the bail for that . guilty of stealing billions of dollars worth of u.s. oil we also know that some of the charges have been dropped because according to the judge. and the statute of limitations on them have run out and so some of the charges that prosecutors have put forward against because look at that and his former colleagues at the navy did those charges had been dropped a lot on the charge of the after billions of dollars worth of oil they

come by this week and that's because behind the turkey into and so is a struggle to land a job as lauren lyster reports even though welfare has been extended the clock's ticking. in the u.s. to the season for holiday cheer charity and this year for some of millions of jobless americans despair now why did i work all of those christmases why did i give up that time with my family if i had nothing and all of the work that i've done in my life for no reason for teresa this used to be her busy seat. network but she was laid off from her job in the gas and heating business more than two years ago and has been unable to find any steady work since i look for work every single day i feel like applications u.s. lawmakers reached a deal this month to extend unemployment benefits for millions of unemployed americans we're all going to have the best holidays we can but lost in that story are millions of jobless americans like teresa who don't even qualify for this help anymore benefits expire at ninety nine weeks but a job doesn't magically appear by their own accounts and activists buying on their

holiday shopping in the shadows or those struggling to see a little light at the end of the tunnel lauren lyster r.t. new york. stories on a new look web site r t dot com so are these airports across europe growing to what holds in the wintry weather russia's legendary troy kid takes off once again but a low tech but look at the works plus. virtual tours photos videos get a personal look around be a story about a new ski fair the beautiful places in the theater of all. in some places but we take you behind the scenes. where the clock ticks down just three days to go now until the new year in our two has been checking the festive spirit around the globe and beyond the crew of six currently living on the international space station of planning a new year's party complete with tree presence of these tom barton was lucky enough to talk to some of the cosmonauts ahead of the big day. down here on earth will be celebrating new year all around the planet in our customers fashion with celebrations and parties but there will be six people. he won't be here with they'll be one hundred kilometers ab

holiday shopping in the shadows or those struggling to see a little light at the end of the tunnel lauren lyster r.t. new york thank you very much. the stories on our website r t v dot com let us know what you think about it if you fancy also the tonight were a one in the back of it seventy eight years ago in fact when the more than possible it systems introduced and then go online to see what it was abolished for a period of time and who wasn't allowed to get a passport interested been reading there are also work sure photos and videos going to personal look around the historic beautiful modern ski theater of opera ballet and some people as we take you beyond the doors to take a look. now just four days until new year our team has been checking the festive spirit around the globe and beyond the crew of six current living on the international space station of planning a new year's party this year complete with tree and presents tom bob was lucky enough to talk to our cosmonauts ahead of the big day. down here on earth will be celebrating new year all around the planet in our customer fash

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most of that time, i have lived in the geary corridor, the tendered lauren -- tenderloin. in the 1970's there was a citizen advisory combat -- panel to the board of supervisors. i was on that and i remember discussing things about muni in general. now we have a committee coming up that is specifically for the 38, which i use all the time. although that is a big, articulated bus, it is still crowded. whatever i can do to advise you -- i have time to look things up because i do not work for a living. i have access to the private mechanics institute as well, which is also served by the 38. i do not know what the committee members will do -- maybe i will never have to research anything, but i have time to do this. i also helped out on project open hand. what else can i say about myself? i have a college degree, a philosophy major. i am sure that relates to nothing here. commissioner campos: you would be surprised. thank you. are there any other applicants who have not had an opportunity to address the committee? i think that concludes the list of applicants. is there anyone fr

it is very wonderful to follow lauren, devora major, and jack hirschman. what a group. i really am awed. i cannot remember which marian was that gave the keys to the city to robert duncan. those were the days before we had poet laureates, but there was that one acknowledgement. i wanted to remember that. and libraries. i would be dead if it were not for libraries. they were shelter, information, everything he could not find out of school -- you could not find out at school. a place to be. in second grade, my father took me six blocks from my house to the carroll street library and home again. shhe said, "you have your card. you are on my own." that was a delightful experience. i started to read my way through sections, and that is what i would do, until i discovered poetry and then i did not read my way through any other section. in a poem, you could hold inconsistency. i could not understand what it bothered with fiction. i read some and liked it, but the world was so much more complex than any fiction book i ever read except maybe the tale of benji. it was where you c

here now fox news correspondent lauren green and juliet huddy. suspected two of these mammothly viewed. one of the criteria that gazillions of people watched it the first one is the bed intruder. go. >> well, obviously we have a rapist in lincoln park. ♪ he's climbing in your windows ♪ he's snatching your people up ♪ trying to rape them ♪ hide your kids ♪ hide your wife ♪ hide your kids ♪ hide your wifes ♪ and hide your husbands because they are raping everybody out here ♪ you don't have to we going to find you ♪ we gonna find you ♪ so you can run and tell that ♪ run and tell that ♪ home boy, home boy, home boy. >> bill: that was a real news story where the local station found this character, that guy is a character, and they can pick it up. >> the idea was that you take a local news story and the story was very serious. here you have got an intruder his sister was nearly raped by this intruder. he chases him out. goes on a tirade in front of the local cameras some musicians in brooklyn picked it up. did the auto tune software on it and became th

lauren paul says this rats were living and beating in one -- breeding in one california house. he had thousands of rats all around his house. concerned neighbors concerned producers of the show hoarders. andy's pet shop is providing temporary shelter as volunteers prepare the animals for adoption. veterinarians are providing on site medical care and one of the few misconceptions is a disease will pass from rat to humans. >> they are prolific breeders. rats can have up to 20 babies in one litter and it is possible for a mature female rat to have a new litter every month. rats can make wonderful pets and they were relieved to discover these were not abused by their human companions, so most of them are healthy, happy and adoptions can begin after today. >> they are sleeping in your jacket, they come rushing up when you open the cage door. they are soaking up all the human attention. >> more volunteers are needed to help with feeding and medical equipment. if you are interested, check the rescue website at north star rescue.org. jean walker, update news. >>> privacy can result in

lauren broke down into tears. >> it's not thinking about the people he's hurting and families he's hurting. i can't wait for him to leave. >> democrats controlling legislature are going to ignore schwartzeneggar's proposal while they'll spend this month working on the budget, no vote will likely take place. >> reality is that he's gone in 30 days swreel a new governor coming in. looking forward working with governor brown. >> governor schwartzeneggar warned governor elect jerry brown swril little choice but to propose cuts as well. >> i guarantee you no matter how you look at it. he will not find more money there. is no money. >> governor-elect brown starts january 3, lawmakers have 45 days to work on the fiscal emergency f they don't, they cannot work on anything else but the budget. >> oakland police department association says the department has 668 cops, down from 837 in late 2008. the city's budget crisis forced the stoi layoff 80 officers in july. 40 have left since then. 77 cops are now on leave, too. >> there is some brilliant low morality here, a lot feel management failed them. a

lauren scott watched it happen. he is still on campus. some history and celebration tonight. >> reporter: certainly, tom. 90 straight wins may never happen again. let's take you inside maples as stanford jumped on uconn from the word go. the cardinal led the entire game. stanford was tough and played inspired against an excellent huskies team. the last time you onlost was to stanford in '08 at the final four. the mark is set at 90. here is some of what was said afterwards. >> i think everybody did a great job. >> we had a lot of help and knocked out some big shots. >> there is a sense of disappointment we department play well, but if you look beyond that there's been other times during this time we didn't play well but we didn't face anybody as good as stanford tonight. >> later in sports we'll tell you exactly how it happened. >> what a game. thank you very much. >>> bone chilling temperatures have a grip on the rest of the bay area again. tonight cold is about to be replaced with rain and it could alter your new year's eve plans. jeff r

. >>> lauren scott joins us with a gift list for each of our bay area franchises. >>> there's so many presents we'd love to pass on to our local teams. let's go down the list, you want it to be something they'll use. >>> the warriors should be getting one of their stars back for tonight's showdown against portland at the arena in oakland. with ten teams in five games the stars were out, lebron and the heat face the lakers. >>> i wouldeo like to lik t sayy brother luke in california. in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. >>> part of the fun today an nba quintuple header. the league's top stars, lebron james with his pregame powder show, joining kobe bryant to make this an event at tip-off. the heat really able to neutralize the lakers, feeding dwyane wade and picking up the mess. lebron with a triple double, 11 rebounds and 10 assists. kobe was held to 17 points, and the heat taking 96-80, tiger woods grew up a lakers fan. the celtics visiting the magic, late going, jameer nelson with the big three that helps bre

lauren overrides that around lunch time he visits his father at the local nursing home he says a few phrases in russian. mikko i. was there come to. nick lehman can't remember names and faces clearly last year he had a stroke. yes he. does believe. that's my son nick lehman's condition sometimes makes him imagine he's not a nursing home but in the old settlement of. where everyone has a boat where christmas is celebrated in early january rather than in december and where people in nearly every home speak russian. version of what they want to know there's. a group of. nick lehman is one of the few people here who still remember the russian air of the land its former legacy is gradually being forgotten much in the same way as old people's memories fade away i'd like to teach my children about their heritage and we've shared it. especially with our oldest child our son and i think the best way we can do it is to talk about it shares some of the stories maybe even some of the language i want them to understand are very rich cultural heritage is it makes you think. it. is one of the most

. >>> coming up next, we have lauren scott and a ton of nba action today. >>> five games today, leadinghe finale this evening in oakland. the good news for golden state is one of the expected returns of their stars. we also look in on the marquis matinee matchup. the niners get ready for the rams tomorrow, we also check in with the raiders. that and more coming up in sports. >>> i'm currently stationed in guam by the time you get this, i'll already be in iraq. t,lo i hope you have a happy holiday. in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of my holiday shopping on citi specials. with the money i saved, i bid online -and got exactly what he wanted. -a robosan 4000! [ television ] introducing the new robosan 5000. [ mom ] at least for now. [ male announcer ] make your happy holiday stories come true with citi specials. what's your story? citi can help yo