. >> arthur, frederick, george, leopold or phillip. >> i'm going with leopold. king leopold. >> you can call him leo. >> so we're asking what would you name the royal baby and why? comment on facebook or twitter, or email us at mornings@cbs5.com a little fun there this morning. >> think that's going a big story next nine months? >> hello. >>> it is december and time to talk christmas lights and we are going to take a look at a 17-acre property in croatia. it's adorned with over a million lights. this bold bonanza comes in at 1.3 million lights. the family has been putting on the light show since 2002. back then it was dimly lit with only a mere 70,000 lights. the cost to light this impressive display, more than $12,000. >> they are getting air time all the way near california. >>> it is 4:57 now. cuts in social security and medicare. republicans respond to the president's budget proposal. >> plus iran claims it captured a u.s. drone. how the u.s. navy is responding and the potential security implications. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where all muni l

they didn't like repossessions, so leopold said what you want to change it to? insipidly to call it a sand county almanac, which is one of the pillars of american conservation is on. it's the book in which leopold proposed what he called the fantastic but which is simple terms argues that it's our responsibility not to look at things in the environment of economic value to us, that ecosystems are interrelated and all the species that exist in that are dependent upon one another and our real obligation is not economic, but moral and what we have to do is our responsibility to the natural world is to preserve the stability and diversity of ecosystems. when we do things contrary to this interest we have to be very careful. we can't change the natural environment are ready to be aware for perjury and the consequences of the actions we take. carson moved on. she did read a newspaper and magazine articles all the while she worked for the federal government and she actually publish one book in 1941 that it disappeared really without a trace. it got some good reviews, b

surveillance of the occupy movement jason leopold joins me from our l.a. studio is the lead investigative reporter at truthout dot org jason welcome back to the show great to be here thank you for having me on so you've been covering this story pretty extensively you actually filed for the request yourself with this latest batch of documents what's the most striking revelation that you can do and i just want to point out that the partnership partnership for civil justice is not the only entity that that fall the foyer requests i follow the four requests several for requests on october thirty first of two thousand and eleven for these specific documents and the f.b.i. told me in response to my boy requests that they could not locate any responsive records related to occupy and that's why i'm currently engaged in a freedom of information act lawsuit with against the department of justice and the f.b.i. and a lie on their part right i mean they had to talk i went yes yes i was actually characterizes that i will say that. if in fact there were any active inves

of this boy request and here's my conversation with her well we're learning basically that jason leopold paid make this request during the movement and in as she's a threat and it was not granted and now it's coming out that there is a essentially lied about that this surveillance is happening the whole time meaning that there were informants planted and at the occupy and a new york and around the country and that the f.b.i. at the department of homeland security were basically in partnership with. corporate america which is really really frightening and what are the terms that the f.b.i. invoked was this this domestic terrorists term so i have a few questions based on that first of all what is considered to fall into the realm of a domestic terrorist or domestic terrorism and second does this apply to the occupy movement does it merit that title. i think that they're using a very broad definition of violence to discuss domestic terrorism because obviously an act of terrorism is doing something that's going to kill a lot of people blowing something up something that's far more. terrible

. >> there will be motions hearing today in the case against john leopold. he is charged with misconduct and misappropriation of funds. he had his security detail drive him to sexual encounters with the county employees and is accused of ordering police officers to create files on potential challengers. he denies the charges. >> d.c. councilman marion barry is touring up controversy again, this time for a in on the shape of the steep's police department. >> he says some officers need to slim down. d.c. is preparing to take up legislation addressing fitness on the force. stephen tschida has details. >> are they not exactly fit? some residents say they have seen their share of portly officers. >> i feel you should be able to taste down a criminal. >> so does marion barry. he issued a call on them to shape up. >> go to the gym or get on a diet. >> he recently witnessed an officer huffing and puffing and unable to keep up with a suspect getting away from. the council member called on chief cathy lanier to take action. >> she needs to start a vigorous training pr

all right, evelyn leopold. thanks for ironing out some things that are happening at the u.n.. in a moment the fiscal cliff cuts that could affect people in a fight for their lives. you're watching "weekends with alex witt." you're watching weekend with add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and a santa to boot! [ chuckles ] right, baby. oh, sir. that is a customer. oh...sorry about that. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. fedex office. >>> today is world aids day when people around the globe come together to show their support for the millions who have died from the disease and for those who are living with it. incredible advancements have been made, but a new report finds that budget cuts included in the fiscal cliff could cost aids and h.i.v. programs nearly 700 million in funding. we like to see that red ribbon on the front of the white house. joining me is michael elliott, president

his book, but his heirs negotiate with the publisher, which was easier to publish the book after leopold status. he only had one request. they wanted to change the title. they didn't like repossessions. they say but you must change it to? they said that they qasim county almanac, one of the pillars of american conservation is some anguished leopold proposed what he called the land ethic, which in simple terms argues it is our responsibility not to look at things that have economic value to us and ecosystems are interrelated and all the species that exist are dependent upon one another in the real application is noneconomic, but moral and a responsibility is to preserve the stability and diversity of ecosystem that when we do things contrary to this entry is. we can't change the natural environment. no one. carson moved on. she then read a newspaper and magazine articles all the while that she worked for the federal government and should publish one book in 1941 that had disappeared without a trace. it got good reviews. in 1951 she wrote a book called sea around us, which are agents sent

you know, the négritude movement, which was started by a martinican, aimé césaire, and léopold senghornt on to become the first president of senegal, they were students at the sorbonne. they heard about the harlem renaissance and they created the négritude movement starting in 1934. and langstonughe probably the most googled and sited poet in the american cannon, translated works of these black american writers into spanish and french... >> hinojosa: that's so beautiful. >> ...because he was trilingual. so that there's been this interaction. it's sort... i presume... you're mexican, i know, of mexican descent, and i presume you were raised roman catholic. >> hinojosa: mm-hmm. >> well, the church, the roman catholic church, for the first millennium and a half after the death of christ, was like a club fointeectuals. i don't mean it in a facetious way. all of the intellectuals who were priests that related to the church, they all read latin, no matter if they were from what is now italy or germany or england or france. whereas the common people didn't know anything about each other, the

one quick correction for you is that the foil request was actually filed by truthout reporter jason leopold as well as the partnership for civil justice fund. well it was the night before christmas and all through the land like shoppers filled carts with presents at hand the stockings were hung by the chimney with care and norad said center would soon be there but before you go looking under that christmas tree check out the special report by r t turns out that high tech toys could be spying on you now so watch this story by our teams christine from sao. it's a bird. it's a plane. no it's actually a drone the a r drone plodder copter two point zero which also happens to be one of the hottest toys of the season. and it doesn't just look like a drone it also acts like one snapping still photos and even recording video people really love the camera the fact that you can interact with anybody as well so aside from according to the supposed videos and use facebook as well you can allow people to see the kind of that set you having brookstone a toy store for adults is full of military style contr

and we're all for each other so leopold's a little worse if you're going to live through. the white house or for the radio guy and columbo minutes from the hospital i want to call for a good cause you've never seen anything like this i'm told. look up guys i'm having martin and this is breaking this set you know this morning started off really great when i saw this and that's right obama time magazine's person of the your this is the first time he also took the title after winning the election in two thousand and eight but as bad as that already sounds the rationale behind it is even worse take a look at what time magazine's richard stengel had to say about why he was chosen. for a democrat to actually win two consecutive terms with over fifty percent of the vote that something we haven't seen since franklin delano roosevelt and he's basically the beneficiary the author of a kind of new america a new demographic a new cultural america we know that he is now the symbol of so let me get this straight simply because obama was reelected he deserves the person of the year to se

after a freedom of information act was requested by truthout reporter jason leopold and the partnership for civil justice local law enforcement officials have teamed up with the f.b.i. and homeland security in order to deal with the occupy movement what's more the f.b.i. actually invokes the term domestic terrorism when referring to nonviolent protesters in the occupy movement essentially confirming the movement organizers when they're saying that the political policing was happening across the country joining me now to break down this information coming out of this foyer request as independent journalist and out activist and only just militia heather ana so first things first we already knew that the occupy movement was being closely monitored by the government but what i formation is coming out about the surveillance of the movement that we're learning now from the foyer request. well we're learning basically that jason lee is full of good make this request during the movement and as she has not and it was not granted and now it's coming out that there is a essentially lied about that

and a boy: arthur, frederick, george, leopold r philip.god ... seriously." >> lawrence likes his name, lawrence. >> we should put lawrence on the list. [ laughter ] >> why not. >> oh, my god! [ screaming ] >> oh, my god, seriously? >> yeah, seriously. parents stampeding all in the name of education here. they raced to sign their children up at an engineering school in the carolinas the only one with an engineering curriculum. a mother went to the hospital after the stampede. parents camped out to keep the spots. they didn't run they were already outside. >> camping out can you imagine? >> crazy. >> wow. >>> 6:53 right now. a big surprise for san jose police how a burglary call turned into a major pot bust. ,, well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer

we both like leopold. >>> so we are asking what would you name the royal baby? and why?ns or email them to mornings at cbs 5 dot com. >> comment on facebook or twitter, or email us at mornings@cbs5.com >> think the queen would love diana elizabeth. >> nice mom there. >>> it is 5:56. next half hour a port standstill gets the attention of the white house. >> the huge costs of the southern california strike and how it could impact holiday deliveries. >> and crews battle a massive house fire in sonoma county. we will have the very latest coming up. >> and good news. morning commuters all muni lines are back up and running after a massive power outage shuts all lines down. but that wasn't the only problem muni was dealing with yesterday. details when we return. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] may your holidays be merry and bright. >>> good news for morning commuters. all muni lines are back on track. we'll have more on the outage that caused the mess. >> a long road ahead. how long it could take to fix this massive sinkhole as another storm approaches. >> cloud

ironically, blames king leopold for the crisis. u.s. military assistance to rwanda and uganda and washington supports regimes make the u.s. compost. today the greatest challenge in resolving the alphabet soup of militia name started the lack of engagement of international community. rather it is the lack of understanding of the drivers and dynamics of the conflict stands between policy makers at yourself and the right prescriptions. for two decades the polity discourse and drc has been defined by a narrative focused on the ramifications of problems such as a neck from identity, citizenship issues, violence, booting of natural resources, but ignores her causes of the crisis. while the problem is often viewed as a disaster, which it is, drc is paralyzed by a political crisis that requires political solutions and that's where you have the greatest impact. congo has been muddling through a series of crisis for nearly two decades. the causes are well-known for weak leadership, no articulated vision in a legitimacy after the botched 111 elect

this is what happened with king leopold. he was a great philanthropist, she was bringing civilization to congo. he was saving them from the slave trade. look at this great outpost. but then behind the shadow of that civilized mission, they were chopping people's limbs, killing people, tens of millions of them. so, something is happening today on the books we have people speaking with good people like yourself but nothing is happening. so i think that you have communities like the millions of young people to push causes then i think we need your support so that the other side can start listening. thank you very much. >> you do agree with me come each of you, that the previous administrations, and this administration know what the facts are and know what's going on. it's very blatant, but they chose and they choose not to what should be done about this. mr. prendergast, i think that you are absolutely right and getting more people involved, particularly young people. i a freshman next year coming back as a sophomore. my daught