>> son los lentes de mi mami. sus lentes que fue de las pocas cosas que rescate de su cuarto.sÉ que a través de los lentes siempre me cuidaba y siempre cuidÓ pasaje. la vi sonriendo dice que ya sonriÓ porque vio el rostro de jesÚs. y se fue tranquila. >> y en Él también confesÓ que ha extraÑado a su madre, especialmente durante su embarazo y el nacimiento de su emmanuel. >> el actor y comediante rompiÓ el silencio, al que unas 20 mujeres han acusado de manosearlas y violarlas. dijo que los reporteros afroamericanos sean neutrales y justos a la hora de informar y agregÓ que su esposa podÍa sobrellevar la hora de acusaciones, gracias al amor y a su fortaleza. hasta el momento habÍa mantenido silencio sobre los supuestos inciertos reportados que habrÁ ocurrido > hace mÁs de 25 aÑos sigue creciendo la familia kardashian... >> muchas felicidades. >> miren como romeo santos termine el aÑo. impresionante, casa llena se presentÓ en repÚblicas han americana tras 15 aÑos y presenta seguir. el estadio no cabÍan. miren la multitud que llegÓ por escuchar su mÚsica y verlo de cerca. ya que

y yo tomÉ sus lentes.ante su embarazo el nacimiento de su principe azul como le dice, su pequeÑo emanuel. >> quiÉn tampoco pudo contener las lÁgrimas al recordar su madre que falleciÓ hace tres meses la actriz cintia. entrevistÓ mÉxico confesÓ que no se repone a su partida. ♪ ♪ con el sentimiento a flor de piel, encontramos a cintia. que al terminar la presentaciÓn de la nueva telenovela en la que participa se ocultÓ de los reflectores para llorar la ausencia de su mamÁ. >> estrenando crÉdito de primer acptriz. - actriz. contenta >> es una gran noche. >> estoy muy emocionada. >> se extraÑa sÍ, se extraÑa mi presentaciÓn. pero bien >> estÁ qupÍ. - estÁ aquÍ. >> no me gusta que me vean en la entrevista asÍ. pero contenta, muy contenta. yo sÉ donde esté le va a gustar. estarÍa orgullosa >> confiesa que es muy difÍcil vivir sin ella >> 6 meses pero apenas me estÁ cayendo el 20. Últimamente estÁ semana es como muy sensible. pero contenta contenta de trabajo nuevo. de un elenco padre. >> la actriz tambiÉn confes

chief scott thompson says he won't over-react, but he is telling officers to be individual lent. new at 11:00, a delta employee is accused of helping a passenger smuggle guns onto a plane. according to court records, eugene harvey works as a baggage handler. he's accused of helping former employee mark henry traffic guns several times to new york. detectives say henry used the airline's buddy pass to trafl frequently. that pass allows friends or family members and employees to travel at a discount or free. font, delta says it is cooperating with the investigation. a three-year-old boy is in stable condition tonight after being grazed by a stray bullet fired into his grey's ferry home. the shooter fired another bull et that went into the home next door and hit the home inside. police have not charged anyone yet. >>> tonight, students in montgomery county remembered a student murdered. they also pray for her brother, the only survivor. nefretit jasquez reports from souderton. >> hundreds packed the air yoo high school gymnasium. >> it felt good. i looked and saw all the people cryi

earlier a moscow based bank lent maurice la penne $11 million. and after moscow refused to deliver many war ships if france reneged on the deal. at the g-20 in brisbane, putin couldn't fail to be aware of the growing distance. and putin is now paying court to the countries on the margins of europe looking to shore up old alliances. in serbia russian forces on maneuvers with the serbian army, the first joint drill with the country seeking membership in the eu. it rang alarm bells in brussels but it's afternoon indication.of russia a's determination to extend sphere of influence with the countries on its border. bulgaria, $11 billion has been invested by russia over the last ten years. italy, russia's the country's main energy supplier. hungary secured loans totaling $11 billion add low market rates. austria, moscow has invested $12 billion in the country. >> it's essentially for kremlin to have countries inside european union, he would try to break sanctions. but the main battle which putin lost in europe is battle for madam merkel heart. you know

. >>> y tremenda controversia causÓ un anuncio, se ve a santa con un rifle de asalto, lentes oscuros, el proyecto a cargo de una empresa china fue criticado por ambientalistas y residentes de comunidades a lo largo de la ruta que dice que serÁ catastrÓfico, pero representa la posibilidad de desarrollo y avance econÓmico para el paÍs. la infanta cristina fue acusada de fraude fiscal, la primera vez que es acusado de crimen un miembro de la casa real. y tambiÉn su esposo que enfrenta cargos por 6 millones. de ser encontrada culpable la hermana del rey de espaÑa podrÍa pasar 4 aÑos de prisiÓn. al regresar en el "noticiero telemundo" van a conocer a dos hispanas que caminan con paso firme gracias a una entidad que opera a ♪ ♪ >>> para muchas personas pobres y enfermas la navidad representa la posibilidad de operarse gratuitamente, gracias a una organizaciÓn que se dedica a restaurar la movilidad de pacientes. nuestra reportera hablÓ con estas personas. >>> evarista mayo cree todavÍa soÑar. >>> cuando vi mis piernas empeÓo la sensaciÓn, dios estÁ, dios e existe. >>> es la primera vez que c

business and job creation to lend $5 or more to their entrepreneur of their choice and everyone dollar lent will be patched up to $65,000. mayor michael nutter was on hand for the big announcement. >>> hundreds of charter school students will learn to grow their own food thanks to a federal grant. at the market warehouse in juniata park today, he came to give the charter schools farm to school money, and now the food will go to the cafeterias. ♪this holiday season, my good friend gave to me♪ ♪7 powerball tickets ♪6 match 6 chances ♪5 cash 5s ♪4 big 4s ♪3 daily numbers ♪2 mega millions (joe) happy holidays, rita. (rita) thanks, joe! (man) what a great gift! (announcer) pennsylvania lottery tickets make great gifts, like the new $1 million peppermint payout. (joe) happy holidays! ♪and best wishes from the lottery♪ with the card accepted by 90% of doctors in the philadelphia region you have the freedom to relish right now. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> it was a good day to talk weather and that is what happened today, our own weekend meteorologist, chris sowers was at this school

the state department says the attack this week in australia highlights the need to be individual lent. in that attack, they took people hostage at a cafe. it left two dead and the attacker. >>> the latest retailer to experience a cyber attack. 1.2 million payment cards may have been affected during that breach earlier this year. card holder names, numbers and verification codes may have been compromised. the investigation showing the criminals used malware that could have given them access to more than 100 staples stores. i'm eric shawn. back to bulls and bears. >>> careful what you wish for. companies may be firing back against the union backed push to hike the minimum wage by hiring robots like these, instead of human beings. it's a growing trend. does this mean jobs are about to short circuit. john, what do you think? >> yes, forget about whether minimum wage going up is good or bad. it hurts businesses. look at eli whitney, it displaced a lot of workers. amazon started using robots. it's coming, whether you like it or not. higher wages make it happen longer. plus, with a robot, th

they argue that the walkway is e kwi lent to removing open space. a sidewalk is not a building, it does not remove open space. the proposed sidewalk has ha lower slope throughout the city and finally they resort to attacking karen's character accusing him to try and deceive neighbor ws a bait and switch. he nevada hid his desire for a driveway to neighbors. he has reached out to neighbors to reach a solution everyone could accept. >> that was not part of a settlement. that was our way of figuring out access to the property so we could get a building permit since access to the driveway was denied. >> the neighbors knew about the stairs? >> oh, absolutely. >> and you're saying there was always -- your client was always clear about the driveway. >> he gave up on the driveway and would have accepted the stairs if that was the only way of moving forward with the project, but as soon as the house was built he realized the stairs weren't going to be very practical, in fact, certainly more dangerous than this sloping sidewalk we're proposing. >> one last qu

we highlight a princeton university sophomore who lent his voice in a powerful video diary he calls dear slice of life. >> because i have a dream! that my four little children will one day live in a nation will they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream today! >> dear america, in the star spangled banner defines you as the land of the free and the home of the brave but as of late, this has simply been the land of letting injustice roam free and people having to be brave enough to leave the house without being totally sure if they will return. my name is alex ford. i'm a young black man who is a sophomore in college. wait. never mind. you don't care about that. you stopped listening to me after i said young black man. by why? so many men who look similar to me have died and you still continue to not listen past the words young black man. i mourn at the thought of the many lives who are lost but i feel this is not the last time this kind of injustice will occur. today i along with my classmates at princeton university participat

through this i think it's sad so i'm hopeful, but i think it's important for us to remain individual lent. vigilant. >> thank you. if anyone would like to speak, come to this side of the room, but i know we have first a representative, rank and file leader from local 2 to talk the negotiationings and if there's any employer representative please come forward as well. mr. sing, thank you for being here. >> thank you supervisors. i want to just make clear that there is no tentative agreement in place. there has been some progress that's been made, but there's still issues outstanding. i'm joined by dozens of our members who work in the restaurants at the airports and have been negotiating patiently for this contract for over a year now. they have been met with resistance by their employer. the action that occurred thursday and friday, the strike by these members was to sends a clear message to their employers at the airport that we're very serious about wanting a contract, which will include healthcare insurance and job security. the employers insistence that they would not put one penny to

flight was allowed to take off in the first place if there were surrounding thunderstorms and such tur lent air in the region. >> one of the questions is is just how bad the weather was. experts that i spoke to said the pilots asked for exactly the right procedure to go up over it. we're still not sure, we're still looking at just how bad the weather was. but when it took off, it was okay. this is the monsoon season here. whether comes in very, very quickly and it's very hard to predict sometimes. >> and so, with the weather being hard to predict then i would assume this is nothing unusual despite being in the monsoon season, the fact there are these thunderstorms and downdrafts that can be extremely violent and dangerous to fly through. >> yes, it's nothing unusual at all about that in this part of the world. i fly regularly, just flew back from thailand a few days ago through a thunderstorm. that's part of living in southeast asia. it was normal, standard procedure. nobody's questioning whether the plane should have been allowed to take off or not. just wondering why there was no response

they argue that the walkway is e kwi lent to removing open space. a sidewalk is not a building, it does not remove open space. the proposed sidewalk has ha lower slope throughout the city and finally they resort

for now, people in this community are asked to be individual lent about stlant ab about locking theirdoors and staying inside. >> and to give you a better idea of how this all unfolded, here is a timeline of the events. >> the killing spree started around 3:30 this morning and ended about 90 minutes later. bradly stone first went to the home in souderton, where he allegedly killed his ex-wife's sister. police tell us he want to lansdale about an hour later and killed his ex-wife's mother. his last stop was harleysville at about 5:00 a.m. and this was the chaotic scene when s.w.a.t. teams looking for bradly stone stormed into pensburg where stone lived this morning. officers lobbed gas canisters into stone's home thinking he might be inside, but he wasn't. our news crew on the scene heard a number of explosions as officers work today clear the area. tonight, we're learning more about the six people killed today and the connection between them. >> nicole hill's moerp and grandmother with your e were both killed inside one home. stone is also accused of killing hill's sister and brother-

they argue that the walkway is e kwi lent to removing open space. a sidewalk is not a building, it does not remove open space. the proposed sidewalk has ha lower slope throughout the city and finally they resort to attacking karen's character accusing him to try and deceive neighbor ws a bait and switch. he nevada hid his desire for a driveway to neighbors. he has reached out to neighbors to reach a solution everyone could accept.

i had a number of conversations with david chiu at lents and his assistant. and i feel that this portion of the legislation was approved in error. we had a number of conversations and we were promised this portion of legislation was going to be removed after it was passed. i was told by the legislative aid that it was approved in error and there was going to be an effort made to repair this legislation. it now seems that this is being tabled and we're not really being heard out. as it's been said by some of the other people in the community, this hurts our competitive advantage and it basically publicizes to other contractors and people who are exempt from the legislation, what our fees are. it gives them the opportunity to roll our services into their proposals. we provide a variety of services. we do cold consulting. we really provide a description of the process to our clients and often what we charge for those services wouldn't really reflect what it is that we do. we would disclose what our rates are for a specific project and that all appears to be comp

everywhere is talking about peaceful revolution, that peace must be the priority how about holding to lent those committing these atrocities. >> i know it's been agreed that there may be two committees one for those to try committed crimes, and another for reconciliation. >> you have been attending these talks. why has it taken so long. there seems to be a lot of headline positions. what needs to be done. >> it is a power struggle. we'll under take as much as they can. it takes time with the leaders and supporters. it needs to be taken account in the process. >> are you hopeful of a binding police settlement? >> i think it should be included - should be expanded to include interparty dialogue. and also dialogue within the ruling party. as well as the dialogue among the military themselves. >> thank you very much bishop. and i must say that the seventh round of talks in ethiopia, which may be the last round of talks, are being called soon. they may resume in the coming days, maybe coming weeks. it will be interesting to see what deal is eventually signed, how binding it will be, and, more i

there's no lent ability for what is going to happen to them. they have families. this is an ally of the united states. we give them 1.5 billion a year. there has to be a method that we can get these political prisoners held in the country. get them visibility and hopefully pressure on the regimes to get them released. there's no purpose. >> what did you think of the film when you first saw it? >> i was involved in writing the script. it was on the set. i saw the rough cut. i think going back to your question, the film is about democratisation. and i think that is what is scaring the authoritarian regimes, whether they are western allies, or anti-western governments. these regimes are 20th century that can arrest people. shut down newspapers, send interference, but when it comes to digital technology, social media and the internet. they resort to the same sold 20th century methods, like in egypt. like not working the dvd player or show you the evidence. as a result, they look ridiculous, and that is where the humour comes from. >> i watched on the show you talk abo

one last time and not having anybody here to support him and to show him how much the 36 years have lent is a really sad one. >> reporter: so con -- have meant is a really sad one. >> reporter: so concord came out to bask in the lights one last time. >> golly, i guess. it was amazing. i didn't ever think there would be that much response. >> mr. mertz, we salute you. hopefully somebody will pick up the torch and carry it on. >> that torch may mean like 100,000 lights. >> and a pg&e bill. >>> great night to get outside, maybe do some holiday light viewing. >> it's been so wet the past three weeks. now we're seeing a change which has led to widespread fog. the ground is molding a lot of water. it is -- holding a lot of water. it is still humid outside. we're down to 1/4-mile visibility in napa and it's spreading. nothing on the radar, though, a couple days away from christmas. we are high and dry on kpix5 hi- def doppler. the clouds, humidity and rainfall has really done a number on our overnight low temperatures. the average low in livermore this time of year is 37 degrees. last december

vie lent thunderstorms were reported at the time the plane disappeared. weather reports show it vanished in airspace thick with dense storm clouds as high as 44,000 feet. the pilot has been identified as captain-- who had over 20,000 hours of flying experience. on the ground the airline information boards were an ominous reminder that something terrible had happened. instead of a routine arrival time a terse message advising relatives to contact the airline. desperate friends and family huddled into the airport anxiously scouring passenger manifests. airasia tony fernandez missed his loved ones but struggled to bring hope to a hopeless situation. >> a terrible feeling of loss right now. but i think the indonesian authorities are doing their best now for search-and-rescue. >> the airline has set up an information center at the airport in surabaya where family and friends have gathered. as each hour drags by, they are bracing themselves for the worst possible news. as authorities scramble to find the plane the hunt for answers also begins. families of passe

. >> well, wilt chamber lent set dozens of nba records, and another first for the big dipper. special tribute happening for the philly legend. >> and ticket trouble for cat stevens ace first concert in the united states in almost 40 years. why some people were turned away at the door right here in the philadelphia area. we'll explain. >> pulled the plug on the almost $2 million deal after city council re nice dollars to hold a hearing on the sale. mayor mike nutter held a meeting, blasting, asthmas i have failure in leadership. >> all right, right now, 5:19. time to check your philadelphia job market report. here's cbs news business analyst jill schlessinger. >> reporter: gone are the days when finding a job meant pounding the pavement. today job seekers pound their keyboards, surfing websites and apps designed to pinpoint the perfect gig. indeed career builder and monster. com allow you to focus your geographic search to finds your dream job in the philadelphia area. aside from provide ago data base of job listings, many of them also host your resume, making it advice tonight

updatehours, will get an on how much money was lent out to the biggest banks. these of the stories we are tracking. we have another down day. and 35k at futures down points lower. let's get the market open from caroline hyde. >> thank you very much. the risk sentiment slides further. not by much. expecting a fourth day of decline when it comes to european stocks. and oil isy concern in freefall. saying the prices are going to fall further. it is the lowest in 12 years. below $65.ng oil a you are looking at equities and atrently looking at it up $64 and below the lowest since 2009. that is a key concern. you have worries about greece and russia. will they or won't they increase interest rates. let's check in on the ruble. we are seeing a slight reprieve in the ruble. expect the central bank to raise rates. they cannot and the freefall. we're seeing it impact the ruble fallingmarkets are down. japan is not looking any brighter. we have not seen clearer moves with the yen. the yen strengthened earlier today. thee is concern about orders with the machinery orders a

many families lent a helping hand to make sure those less fortunate get a good meal this christmas. >ut like the most is making contact with the people we bring it meals to the same merry christmas and letting them know that somebody is there to bring peace to that. it is very meaningful to us and brings us closer and we hope it's helpful to them. >>grant yesterday, san francisco mayor ed lee and fire chief joanne hayes-white helped carve the turkeys for today's meals. hard to imagine a place where christmas celebrated with more enthusiasm then glide memorial church. kron four's jeff pierce spent the morning, as he does each christmas.capturing the always epic display of energy, passion, and the christmas spirit. >>jeff pierce: as he has for 50 years the rev. cecil williams has led people to the choir for a music filled the christmas m m m m >>jeff pierce: it is a party getting together and of the group getting together for unity and peace. m m m m m m m m m m >>grant lodes: still had special messages from the pulp and the president. and another surprise from billionaire in california

and then we invite them back when we have our toy shops, the par lent get to walk around with personalhopper and pick out toys specifically for their children. >> i've talked to you over the years, i still see the gleam in your eye. how special is this time of year for you personally? >> personally very fulfilling. specially on the days that you're at the toy shop, you see the moms and some of them walk out of there in tears, they new if it weren't for the salvation army and the generosity of the people around us, they wouldn't have a hey christmas. >> ready to get this on? >> game time. more information once again you can drop off a toy between six a.m. and 8:00 p.m. today in the cbs-3 parking lot right where we are right now, we are at hamilton street and 16th street spring garden across the street from community college. if you can't make it here, text a donation or other drop off locations. come on, family, we need your help. other families need your help, as well.l. we'll take a short break. we'll be right back. (so called ugly tree in reading pennsylvania gets happy ending. city

the laughing and the guffaws prior to me getting up here, they proved it and the chamber fell eye lent and that amendment and title vii was included in the civil rights act, so again, another key legislative action by martha griffiths. >> this is a campaign poster for shirley chisholm, the first african-american woman in congress. i love this, because it says, unbought and unbossed, but it's not for her congressional campaign, it is actually for something else entirely. >> yeah, it is actually for presidential campaign that she waged in 1972. she went to the democratic convention and actually rounded up about 10% of the votes. she is the first african-american woman to run for president and did it on a shoestring budget and had a very admirable showing but she had a reputation, a national reputation, well before 1972. she is like the to congress in 1968 from a district that encompasses much of brooklyn and she becomes very prominent in that campaign. her opponent in the general election, on the liberal republican ticket was james farmer, one of the great civil rights leaders and there'

some are ultra try lent. reflect ultra violet light and have a pattern on it. >> reporter: the bigger the new building the pro reflective paynes they constan in stadium liza long one of the biggest migration fly ways on the continent. local activists are fight to go change the window design and reduce the threat. and the city of san francisco has adopted bird-safe san cords for its new built but modest adjustments to existing homes can protect birds too. these are some of the simplest ways of minimizing this, windrow strips or hanging cords. >> there is no need to have totally transparent glass. you could have a very narrow horizontal stripe which is a very effective way of stopping birds. >> reporter: giving them better prospects for survival than by just relying on a wing and a prayer. tom ackerman, al jazerra rector pennsylvania. >>> much more, over on our website. the usual address is aljazerra.com. shorts and $100 bucks of the tahoe. >> this past january licensed shops in colorado began selling recreatio

. >> son los lentes de mi mami. sus lentes, que fue de las pocas cosas que rescatÉ de su cuarto.y gomita, la familia de los payasos. >> no... >> se los juro! sÍ va a estar en "sabadazo"a partir de enero. va a estar ninel con Él, y tambiÉn vi a ximena por ahÍ. >> va a estar impresionante "sabadaazo"en 2015, no se lo pueden perder. >> retomando el tema de ninel conde, yo quiero retomar el tema de su mamÁ. para los que no lo saben, doÑa mirna fue no solamente una de las personas que mÁs la apoyÓ en su carrera, sino que la apoyÓ en su vida personal. doÑa mirna tenÍa ese sueÑo de figurar en la televisiÓn, le gustaba eso, y a travÉs de ninel... >> se encargÓ de sophie, la hija mayor de ninel, para que ella pudiera trabajar. yo le dije a esa producciÓn que era muy duro traerme eso. >> pero ese es el punto. >> no -la debe extraÑar en este momento. >> ella lo decÍa, sobre todo en las madrugadas. >>precisamente fue el punto mÁs sensible, que en esta ocasiÓn desembarazÓ ya - de su embarazo no tiene a su mamÁ. >> y yo conocÍ otra faceta de ninel conde. >> y yo otra faceta de ximena. >> yo de

. >> these people believe the lopezs filed a fraught lent bankruptcy and the u.s. trustee agrees.n filings, the trustee wrote defendant dz not disclose they received gross income in $2012299,886 and 2013, $48,585, from their business mortgage modifiers inc. in 2013, $8,000 from their mortgage modifiers llc. the companiel only declared combined $132,947 for both years their attorney declined to talk to us on the record stating woe not be representing the couple in the u.s. trustee case but in an audio recording from the court of a previous hearing, he blamed 7 on your side for investigating. >> channel 7 is pressuring the u.s. trustee office to do something in this case. >> you have publicity of channel 7 in this case this, issue would not be going forward >> the trustee accuses lopez of accepting a personal loan of $15,000 from sonia lopez's family and not paying it back the agreement signed by the parties stated funds would be returned may 20th, 2013 in full. and that, $1500 will be provided every month for three months for total of $4500. the family said through an interpreter t

toppled a roof she waited for eric to clear a it was she saw the damage she looks set the she had lentvily. >> reporter: i sit beside the hole with a tree uprooted i'm 5 ft. 11 standing at the base of the tree has to concede the route is now more than 10 ft. off a loud. the seventh trade bill as a homeowner association maintenance crew saw several acclaimed for hours when debris off the street and the sidewalk in the branch is a very heavy they have not figured out if the tree was rotten the tree looks fine., >> reporter: into power lines dangling dangers the montauk to trucks pg&e crews marked well knock the evening repairing the damage when a tree fell on our cocker avenue in the recall for several hours at this time it's clean up the mast so far no reports of injuries it and went right down trees how in the peninsula the san mateo fire departments without the stock to a tree limb went through the windshield of the r >>mark: north reaganism of the strongest wind damage after one month before retreat and crashing down onto a household and 80 year-old woman living in size to a stately

. >> these people believe the lopezs filed a fraught lent bankruptcy and the u.s. trustee agrees. in filings, the trustee wrote defendant dz not disclose they received gross income in $2012299,886 and 2013, $48,585, from their business mortgage modifiers inc. in 2013, $8,000 from their mortgage modifiers llc. the companiel only declared combined $132,947 for both years their attorney declined to talk to us on the record stating woe not be representing the couple in the u.s. trustee case but in an audio recording from the court of a previous hearing, he blamed 7 on your side for investigating. >> channel 7 is pressuring the u.s. trustee office to do something in this case. >> you have publicity of channel 7 in this case this, issue would not be going forward >> the trustee accuses lopez of accepting a personal loan of $15,000 from sonia lopez's family and not paying it back the agreement signed by the parties stated funds would be returned may 20th, 2013 in full. and that, $1500 will be provided every month for three months for total of $4500. the family said through an interpreter

i could be wrong on that but there were vie p lent thunderstorms in that area. >> he ran into severe turbulence that happens all of the time. literally all of the time. so he requested a higher altitude or a different course to get around or get over it. that is absolutely normal in these kinds of situations. what's not normal is not to hear from him again. >> there have been several weather related crashes within the past decade including a trance asia airways l 72 that crashed earlier this year during landing trying to avoid a thunderstorm. flight 204 crashed in august during landing due to heavy rain and hail and flight 612 which crashed in eastern ukraine. flight 612 was cruising at an altitude of 35,000 feet. it attempted to climb over the thunderstorm but hit severe turbulence against the wall of that thunderstorm stalled and then crashed. there are further speculation about flight 350 one that it was flying too slo may have stalled and crashed into the sea. lia? >> thanks kelly wright this morning. to another fox news alert al qaeda now taking aim at passenger jets in the terr

. >> he is saving money, he is keeping money in the bank that money is being lent out to investors who want to building homes and to people who need po borrow money. john: imitation of him uncle scrooge, from comics playing in his pile of money, but that is not what entrepreneurs do with their money. >> whether they put it in a bank or invest it they help to grow the pie for someone else, leave it to the invisible hand to allocate his health to whoever can do the most with it. john: to million, thank you garrett jones. >> coming up, do you trust authority? what would you do if an authority told you to give a man with a heart condition, a horrible electric shock. >> he might be dead in there some people can't take the shop, sir. john: 70 years ago when most of world learned about holocaust, people were shocked so many german soldiers were willing to torture people, with eichmann went on trial he said, i was just doing my job, one called that the banality of evil, you say even reasonable people in a certain situation may become cruel? >> this happens all of the time, people will turn on

and his wit is so sharp he lent it to the chefs at benihana. journalist and writer, legend pj pj -- hj o'rourke. it is an excellent kwanza gift. >> a block. the lede. that's the firs story. >> happy kwanza. america is a disgrace, he said with a straight face. iran's supreme leader is calling out the u.s. for our record on human rights. he would know, after all. after the report on cia tactic is was released ayatollah caw mean knee went on a rant. even american ppl and i think that is short for people, are faced with cruelty # torture report which is misspelled # human rights day. and for everybody # ferguson. and also he wrote this. any noble man would feel the sweat of shame about gitmo than u.s. press order is shameful. torture report human rights day, blah, blah, blah. iran's president de -- denounced the u.s. in a press conference. let's look at that. >> we say it is disgusting, but there is something arousing about that. there is a specific talent that animal has that will pray vent it from -- that will prevent it from being killed. we won