low,ld as six degrees, the in 1904. 33 degrees.g is had a few snowflakes early on the did not amount to a lot. .9 in springfield upper northwest d.c., the high was just around 40 earlier today. temperatures right at the freezing mark in winchester and hagerstown. 33 in martinsburg. the further south and east you go, that is where temperatures are mild. southern maryland, lower 40's. that really cold air is well to the north of us. trying -- mild air trying to bubble in from the south. we will get a touch of that mild air tomorrow as the high is around 40 degrees. a quick cooldown and a nice warm up as we move toward the end of the upcoming work and school week. this moisture will lift off to the north and east. a secondary low will generate itself off the coast that will bring rough weather to new york city and boston tomorrow. then i skies begin to clear. live super doppler radar -- ecb breaks in the moisture. a little snow across western maryland where the winter storm warning still hangs on until 1:00 in the morning, but i think that will cancel out a bit early. the winter weather

alan said,ld on what montization is not a simple thing. especially if you are data,ing large amounts of you need oftentimes, you need a network of lower level people. you need runners. you need people who you can sort wrong.ifice if things go and it's much more difficult than you would think to actually the dollars out of stolen identities. >> one of the bigger cases that out, and you probably remembered the gentleman's name. i can't remember it. ut it was linked to compromising 33 million credit card numbers and the department demonstrated ings that he had earned $200,000 over three or four years. that is not a lot of money for a smart guy in the tech industry. >> reconsider the life choices, i'm thinking. >> albert gonzalez had $1 buried in his back yard. >> right. >> right. >> what we're focused on here i infrastructure that the criminals are leveraging, right? and over time, you'll see as we panel today, the evolution of the cybercriminal and the infrastructure that them has evolved. those commitmenting the crime impacting us 10, 15 ye

ld >> if he could have the opportunity of answering him, on.se, do, go >> the mention of the existence group within gchq, if website, you can find the same information there. fail to see how that outs anyone. >> you said you know about the website, it's not news to you. it was in your newspaper. what about the fact that gchq organized trips to disneyland in paris. that's been printed in your newspaper. oes that mean that -- if you knew that, information including the family details of members of also within the 58,000 documents the security of which jeopardized?iously >> again, your reference has me. the fact that -- > do you accept these files contain methods of tracking cybercriminals like pedophiles and hackers? >> well, the only story that has that dentified to us esembles that description is the story about todd, and i would welcome the opportunity to talk about that. >> no, i rather you didn't, actually. don't see the need to further publicize that information. what about the location of safe houses and safe locations, locations? 58,000 documents that contained that information?

screaming as angry protesto storm a santa rosa city cou meeting demanding justic ld boy shot to death >>> pushing, shoving, yelling, and screaming as angry protesters stormed a santa rosa city council meeting, demanding justice for a 13-year-old boy shot to death by a sheriff deputy. good evening i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. what else protesters did that brought out sheriff deputies in riot gear. andrea? >> reporter: well the crowd broke some of the glass doors at the sonoma county jail today, but they were protesting because the deputy was back to work today, but on desk duty. >> reporter: it began at the santa rosa city council meeting. protesters upset about the man that shot and killed andy lopez back in september put on a sonoma county uniform today. police hit city hall. >> they started pushing the crowd. as they started pushing these guys, i snuck around the side, but the cop stomped on my foot as i was getting past him. >> ending in one arrest. >> reporter: from there the protest went into the streets of santa rosa and ended up at the detention center. where the cro

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. >> okay, rick, ld on.you think we would ever see dicaprio star in a movie about soldra or some other government boondoggle? >> i can't imagine that is, as somebody who makes movie, i promise you there is not enough interest in solyndra to create a movie. really. you want to lay out a script on that? >> don't you think there is enough interest right now with the way government is? >> i think there is. >> i think there is. >> you had to put it there with the i.rs. pretending they are "star trek" characters. >> that has to be the last word. sorry. from barbara walters to the "wasngton post," what the main stream media is doing that could be tererrible news for president. but great news for taxpayers in 2014. that ison "cashin' in" on the bottom of the hour. first, right here, did general motors ceo tell the taxpayers don't count on getting a single dime back of the $10.5 billion that was lost in the g.m. bail-out? we'll play tape and let you decid >> do you think that g.m. should repay the taxpayers that mone

buildings, i believe they're called the union buildings, and in this courtyard is where the ceremony w ld. you ha a who's who o wld balcony in the union building, and these generals in the military white dress uniforms, white men, handing over power to nelson mandela. at that moment everybody was crying, reporters, people in the stands, it was just amazing watching these white men in white dress uniforms essentially hand the power of south africa to this historic south african leader. we hung around and some of the vips left these behind, so i was smart enough to pick up a couple. >> very smart. >> but i remember walking back to the hotel, i went down a hill, and there were just some city parks. there were people, poor people sitting in parks, all black people, just tears of joy. you've seen so many tears, if you cover wars or tragedy, you see so many tears of tragedy. there were tears of joy and people with nothing were celebrating the most that day. it is the most powerful thing i have ever seen. >> you remember that day, i assume, mr. ambassador? >> that was one of the most poignant da

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--ld it reach its target the in two years or is that asking for too much?> that is very important. inflation expect tatian determine wage agreed -- expectation determine wage agreements. people expect inflation to be two percent. it will drive inflation in the long term. in the short term, it matters what the economy does. we have that fiscal tightening program for april. we will have to see. we expect the growth to decline a little. that may decrease the pressure. >> we will get christian thoughts on europe after s&p cut its rating. whether that is significant or not. ♪ >> welcome back. we are back with christian scholz. the s&p ratings agency has cut its rating on eu debt. i did not even know they get a rating on the eu. does it have significance in terms of sentiment? surprising they did not cut it earlier. you have big members of the eu the downgraded. downgraded. germany.ember, there is a political signal behind this. the eu is not in perfect condition. they are discussing some elements. in markets, it it will not have much of an impact. they are not g

and if there are any ld goals? >> >> the local advocacy community, and in our defense but also including the myriad of non-profit stake holers and it has us complying with volunteering to comply with the city's local hiring ordinance and commit to 25 percent of the arena construction jobs, and for the san francisco residents to provide the on-ramp and getting trained in the force and be able to build this arena. and quite exciting and we also entered into agreements with the current unions that operate over in oricle and to allow for the right of transfer for those workers currently in the local, and also, car check neutralty for the whole arena. we are still working through the lb out reach program and how we will engage with that stake holder community and where we are just starting to get going on that as we speak. >> and definitely, we look forward to hearing more about it. >> look forward to telling you more. thanks. >> i do want to say that i personally would love to see the warriors come back to san francisc

. >> well, dennis, it was an act afternoon in 1971 when the 49ers open ld up this baby with a loss toprau ma at the in. >> we're going to have to row do the top ten plays of the candlestick. >> one of the greatest plays i've ever seen. >> i was the guy who missed the ball. my coach just said, "let it go. move on to the next play." >> that play will go down in history. we owe it. we're back on that. you know, i'm running with him. we bert say that's when we were fags. >> is that the way most people spend their 50th birthday. >> it's the best present i ever got. >> last game here at candlestick possibly and to go out like that, no better way to go out. >> will there be more drama here? we got to wait a whole another weekend for that chapter to be written. at candlestick clark maybe for the last time, vern glennn kpix 5. >> full points for ig government's exhibit no.y. he hit the three in the second half as the warriors beat the nuggets 89-81. the sharks playing their final game before christmas. scored with 19 seconds left in regular wlags -- regulation to tie it. finally one allen mart

well-ld leaders and wishers are mourning the death of nelson mandela, the former south african president and anti-apartheid activist died yesterday. he won the nobel prize for efforts to reconcile his country. 11 extra ordinary life and he really wasn't alive. he did not know what was going on. he has left the incredible legacy. think that anybody is meant more to the world the nelson mandela. beene port of hamburg has closed as german residents deal with a storm. it moved to shore causing the city to close its floodgates. earlier, london closed its gates. two people died in the uk and more than 100,000 are without power. economists say annual job is on its best year 2005. 100mber payroll grew by 85,000 workers and the unemployment rate fell to 7.2%. >> several celebrities have been sharing their reactions to nelson mandela's debt. they were born to teach a lesson in humanity. toson mandela showed us how love rather than hate. they were hearing from richard branson. has made tribute overnight. let's get some reaction from johannesburg. we can bring in a guest from there. we will bring in

there will be meetings ld in the coming weeks and red reported back not mentioned in any of this is theark, dark side of butterflies. take a look. that's true. in latin butterfly means to kill. >> that's really what killed those animals. sorry. >> do these butterflies even care if they're party favors? seriously, this is great job for them. >> i would just think that it's quite innocent and this whole thing is kind of stupid. >> i don't think it's stupid enough. i'm going to talk about this for an hour. nick. butterflies, they're just insects in cool clothes. if flies were at party, you would step on them. in this case they get carried around in a little bag. >> i look at them as moths with tattoos. you got to be careful. you celebrate. i was at a brisk once and one flew away with the foreskin. they got a lot of hot issues going on in san francisco. what are they stuck in a time warp? come on. it's a butterfly. i like the domestic over the wire butterflies. it's not a game. >> it's a good soup. put it on the soup. >> my theory is butterflies get away with a lot of crap beuse they're lik

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anthony fox is saying that he --ld work on their own rule the department of transportation would haveheir own role. congress is also considering legislation to ban passengers for making all. you have a lot of entities at play here. there is a hearing before the congressional communications panel. tom wheeler testified. he says this is all about getting serious on regulation. he no longer serves the technical purpose. >> i am the last person in the world who wants to listen to someone talking to me while they fly across the country. we are a technical agency and we will make technical roles that reflect the way the new technology works. >> keep in mind that calls we are talking about would go through specialized onboard equipment. it would only be above 10,000 feet and it would be up to the airlines to decide what they would allow. they could ban calls as well. >> what do you think? will happen in the public comment portion do you think it will get heated? >> it seems that the public does not want this. there have been different surveys. 69% of respondents have said no to voice communi

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kapbd -ld cig on friday with the sea -- candle stick on friday with the raiders and the sea hawk. >>down to the 20s. all right, thanks mark. >>> and warriors are in houston where things never really go their way. >> no they've lost 10 of 11 there. but tonight this was a stinker. warriored thrilled us all tuesday when they overcam a seven point deficit to win by nine over toronto. tonight in houston golden state nearly made as many turnovers as field goals. warriors in their dark jerseys shot 36% from the field. rockets scored 23 points off golden state 22 turnovers. james harden you're so vicious. 34 for harden. he also led the team with eight turnovers. look at this alley oop pass. here comes houston. there goes harden. warriors never in this one. they lose this one 85-83. >>> sharks are already regretting their east coast trip. they lost back to back games in regulations for the first time this super bowl. it felt like the grinch stole christmas in raleigh. san jose scored twice. sharks make something happen in the third. justin braun one times it. steals a goal past ward. we're ti

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kapbd -ld cig on friday with the sea -- candle stick on friday with the raiders and the sea hawk. >>ght, thanks mark. >>> and warriors are in houston where things never really go their way. >> no they've lost 10 of 11 there. but tonight this was a stinker. warriored thrilled us all tuesday when they overcam a seven point deficit to win by nine over toronto. tonight in houston golden state nearly made as many turnovers as field goals. warriors in their dark jerseys shot 36% from the field. rockets scored 23 points off golden state 22 turnovers. james harden you're so vicious. 34 for harden. he also led the team with eight turnovers. look at this alley oop pass. here comes houston. there goes harden. warriors never in this one. they lose this one 85-83. >>> sharks are already regretting their east coast trip. they lost back to back games in regulations for the first time this super bowl. it felt like the grinch stole christmas in raleigh. san jose scored twice. sharks make something happen in the third. justin braun one times it. steals a goal past ward. we're tied at three but it wasn

and i ld ove and kissed her on the hand. takes it to an extreme that doesn't need to be addressedith a 6-ar-old. now my son is asking questions, what is sex, home, it should never be said in a sentence with a 6-year-old. >> there's much more coming up on "new day." kelly wallace will join kate and john in the controversy in the 8:00 a.m. eastern time hour. "new day" starts right now. >>> it's one heluva guy, that's for damn sure. he kept them alive. he kept them warm. my hat's off to him. >>> miracle in the mountains. an amazing survival story. a family of six makes it through days in the wilderness in subzero temperatures. their family rejoicing. how did they survive? we're live with the details. >>> we have a deal. call it a miracle. republicans and democrats strike a budget compromise avoiding tough spending cuts in averting another crisis. so who got what? >>> the truth will come out. the parents of that texas college student shot and killed by campus police speak outo cnn. do they think their son provoked the officer? y

thoughts and condolences are his loved ones, the people of south africa, and everyone grieving his ld loss. nelson mandela's message transcended the boundaries of nations, people, creeds. and and his character transcended boundaries too. he was a politician. but appeared to be free of all of the pettiness of politics. warm human being with a mischievous wit, yet seemed to normal human frailties of anger and hurt. he was a man who was well aware in history, but he didn't want to be placed on a pedestal and was humble at all times. so with qualities like this, it that millions r of people who did not meet him in person, nonetheless, feel hero and a st friend. i never had the privilege of nelson mandela myself. but like so many people, i had.t feel as if i he clearly made a huge impact to meet. those he did i remember patty once telling me -- he told me this with a wife, jane, would say mandela was the funniest and she'd ever g man met. as a student, i flooded to for the free m nelson mandela concert to mark his 70th birthday. tood there, i remember thinking, how on earth could one an li

build a ld be able to life and build a family. their children should be able to look at happiness and see what happens from hard work. they tend to be arrested when hey don't have as good a reputation and the police tend to gravitate there because they arrest people. this is going on for a long time. it's not on purpose, not a purposeful racism, but a racial drugs.on the war on it's not fair. minority communities are just the easiest targets for this policy. some say, oh, that's good politics. he growth of federal prison population is unsustainable. we spent $80 billion of your to keep people locked up, many people are a threat mostly to themselves and not to others. 50 years after the fall of jim crow, the number one impediment to voting in the country is the war on drugs. in our state, you never get the right to vote back. a friend whose brother grew marijuana plants in college, got convicted of a felony, can't later. years hen he tries to get a job, he checks off a box that says he's a convicted felon. we destroy people's lives

. >> ld, you concur? >> absolutely.ally the last 45 months, we had 45 months of consecutive private sector job growth. that tells us not just the government hiring people but private sector supporting other americans. so i agree 100%. we also shouldn't downplay the impact that the stimulus that was enacted, what that also did in terms of helping the economy and stabilize the economy as well. >> so the stimulus being one potential catalyst, pushing for extension of unemployment benefits, perhaps another review? >> that would be the opposite. >> what do you mean? >> not suggesting to make people starve and beg on the streets by any stretch, the alternative to stretching out unemployment benefits makes it less likely for someone to go to work, especially younger people who now may be able to stay as robert reich said earlier, stay off the payrolls because they're doing pretty well with unemployment. by the way, something that the former secretary said in an earlier segment this morning, one of the best at this that i've ev

. >> his eyes, how they twink ld. his dimples they amazed. when i saw him, i proclaimed damn is that isaac hayes? [ male announcer ] you've got to try red lobster's four course seafood feast, just 15.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of eight entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just 15.99. come in to red lobster today and sea food differently. yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. >>> have you joined the "politicsnation" conversation on facebook yet? too rich for jail? it's the story everyone's talking about. the wealthy teenager put on probation after taking four lives in drunk driving accident. and it has dominated our facebook page. ruth asks, ask the teens who were tried as adults and spent most of their lives in jail. money talks. vanessa says, if this boy is too rich

the woman is accused of visa fraud, but the indian government says she has diplomatic ld have been arresterst place. also e over how the arrest was handled. that's because in india a public arrest and strip search of someone of the woman's pedigree is virtually unheard of. dozens of protesters gathered outside the u.s. embassy in india to show solidarity with the woman and security barriers were moved outside the u.s. embassy in new delhi. the state department says secretary of state john kerry called a top indian official expressing his regret but the u.s. marshalls who arrested her said they followed standard policy. the u.s. state department has been taking more steps to more aggressively police the practice of some foreign diplomats having essentially indentured servants on u.s. sail. >>> the pruning protest band pussy riot could be among thousands of russian prisoners getting an unexpected get out of jail free car. a law which does not require president vladamir putin's signature will likely mean freedom for two members of the band who were arrested last year for hooliganism for a per

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but m m&a is not carrying the ld anymore.oney off this trading stuff, and they've been curtailed because of the volcker rule, and now they have to make it by taking risks when you're making trades for your clients, and that's where they make money. and it's harder and harder to do that, and this is what they're worried about inside goldman sachs. it's a business model issue. they have a crummy asset management division, they obviously don't have retail, they don't deal with the small investor except for very, very high net worth individuals, which they make money on that, but it's not a huge moneymaker. m&a used to be the huge driver, and this trading -- liz: listing fees? ipos? >> they can make bucks. i don't think it's big enough. listen, they wanted the twitter ipo, obviously, but a lot of that was slit -- liz: hope they sold at 50. laugh. >> yes, i i they have. guess who i had lunch with today? liz: who did you -- thank you for finishing before my show because i heard you stay on the 1:00 you were having lunch. >> i'd nev

in my opinion, that document --ld be the agenda austerity, decline and decimation of the welfare statehat we all know and love. >> as the white paper sets out, for 34 of the 68 years since 1945, we have been ruled by government that had no majority in scotland. i challenge any speaker on the government to tell us what they would do in the result that the rest of the u.k. decided not to enter into a union. >> on the 18th of september next year, scotland has the opportunity to gain the stewardship of the -- for the benefit of the nation. on the eu, nicholas said yesterday that she didn't want special arrangements applying to scotland. just the arrangements that apply to us now. it may have a skate her intentions but the u.k. has special arrangements within the eu. it has the opt out. leave that country and you leave those special arrangements behind. >> independence is the natural choice of scotland. children is growing up in poverty. it is not a positive case to remain within the union. >> the speculation on what the referendum might look like intensified. thinking in the house of lords

. >>> first, the warriors have bat ld injuries all season, but help could be on the way in the form of a man named iggy. we have the latest from oracle next in sports. >>> this is what it looked like this morning, fire burning for hours at the sims metal management in redwood city sending smoke in an already smoky sky. all across the bay area. that fire at a metal facility in redwood city is the sixth at the facilities like this in the bay area since 2007. >> in that time, only one fine has been issued by regulators. critics say simply the government has been asleep at the wheel. investigative reporter vicky nguyen joins us. sims metal has had a series of problems. >> big questions tonight, what are local and state regulators doing and is it enough to protect the health of the people who live near these massive metal recyclers? this is the third fire at sims metal management in redwood city since 2007. we ask sims leaders if they're essentially self-regulating. when we asked sims general manager jim bannigan about how regulators have dealt with his company, he declined to get specific.

we actually hire ld as a company the chief prosecutor of iraq after he had prosecuted saddam hussein. he was hired to go and meet with each of the families to handle the payments, the condolence payments under direction of the state d., and when some of those people sought medical care and the bullets were educate tracted, it was found they came from from an ak, not from a u.s. pep weapon. be -- u.s. weapon. and i just want to, you know, parallel that to an event you may not be aware of. october 3 in washington, d.c. this year, there was a 34-year-old woman driving her car, and she got into a bit of a traffic altercation outside of a federal building, and the secret service opened fire on her a lot. and eventually, she made it to capitol hill where she was gunned down, ander baby was in the back of the car. so that's -- she had no weapons, she had no car bomb, she was just a woman having a bad day driving. and no media outcry. she actually got a standing -- the security officials got a standing ovation in the house of representatives. so i can't even imagine the human cry that would h

two minor earthquakes rat ld the south bay early this morning. first one, 2.5 magnitude.ook four miles south of gilroy. see the map here around 1:30 this morning. a half hour later, a stronger quake hit the same area, measured 3.7. >>> let's take a peek at the new boarding area under construction at sfo's terminal 3. crews are redesigning it to make it traveler friendly. located at the home of united airlines will help people get to their gates quicker, a raised terrace allows passengers to see the entire layout and amenities at once. local stores and restaurants will give people a taste of san francisco and travelers also will find all kinds of seating. >> so like terminal 2 they're seating at the gate and in the concourse area, the walkway. there's dining seating then work seating and lounge seating. >> the new and improved boarding area will open next month. >> if it's anything like terminal 2, then i like it. >> beautiful. yeah. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we need extra blanket and watch the pets and flowers, right? the plants. >> yes, do all

. >>> heather pratt admits to having victimized her ld early parents out of tens of thousands of dollarsday. pratt must not only face them but the judge. >> first and for most, i take responsibility for my actions. i want to apologize to my family for destroying their life, for the things i've done. i can't change those things but all i can do is work harder to find out what is going on in me and heal. >> pratt finishes the next 20 minutes finishing her statement and answering questions from the judge. >> and taking your parents at their word, apparently this is the fourth time that you're victimized them financially? >> yes, your honor. >> and i'm assuming at this point while you've been incarcerated they have been taking care of your children? >> yes, sir. >> finally, the judge is ready to hand down the sentence. >> ms. pratt, i know you're able to maintain periods of sobriety and i don't doubt there are programs locally that can help you, but again, you have multiple felonies. you victimized your parents yet, another time, so on identity theft, it's the sentence of this court that you

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the deficit has been reduce ld by 50%. >> do you think the debt's the problem? >> no. it's there but it will eventually be a consequence of health care cost increases and the aging of the society. eventually to deal with both of those we're going to have to raise taxes and we're going to have to slow the rate of health care costing -- right now we need to get the economy running to make these other things possible. >> it seems pretty clear, one of the things is that this budget deal has now done is -- we always hear the term low-hanging fruit when it comes to cuts in government. well, they got the low-hanging fruit the first time with budget control. then it went to one more level, which was sort of the tougher things to do, this touching military pensions, first time they've touched something like that. i'm told there's nothing else, that basically if you want government -- at this oint, if you don't touch entitlements and taxes and you can't to try to cut other parts of the government, you this make the other parts of the government to a point where they don't work.