louis louis this guy has to feel amazing, right? not so much. >> prepare to be very disappointed with what's going to follow. >> reporter: as the hottest comedian of the moment told me a few hours before, he has no ek jokes. louis c.k. just tore up his act and is starting from scratch with a few scribbled notes and a gut full of self-doubt. do you ever worry that there are a fine night number of jokes that are going to come out? >> yes, it's a constant worry. >> reporter: one day you're going to wake up -- >> every joke i come up with, i have the fear it's the last one. >> reporter: it's a hell of an admission from the guy with the greatest sitcom deal in the history of television. >> keep it down out there because i'm not wearing any clothing and your yelling is making me feel vulnerable. >> reporter: the suits at fx gives him money and he makes a show. by himself. no writer. no executive producer. no editor. this is -- louis exists in this one bag? >> everything happens in this bag. all the work i do happens in here. this is my la

louis, missouri. she was a clerical worker. >> the first woman to integrate the catholic high schools in st. louis. how did she do that? >> there was a group of four young women, is my understanding, and she was one of the four that entered the high school in st. louis, missouri, in, i think it was 1952, if i remember correctly, and the reason i even knew this was my one of my eighth grade teachers at my grade school in east st. louis, told me that she remembered my mother as one of those young women and my mother apparently was a pretty good intra-muriel basketball player, she was about four foot-nothing and she never mentioned to me she ever did sports. it was kind of neat to have my teacher talk to me about my mother. my mother never talked to me about that experience though. all ever knew is that she did it, that she graduated from the high-school, and so did i.. >> what did you ask your mother about the integration issue? >> not very much. she was always kind of matter of fact about those kinds o

louis.video coming to us from our affiliate there, ktvi, kplr. this is a five-alarm fire we understand in an apartment building. we're also being told by our affiliate that this may have been started by some sort of explosion. you can see this all happening right now unfolding at this hour in downtown st. louis. you see the fire crews there working that fire trying to make sure some really dramatic pictures there working those hoses trying to make sure that that fire doesn't spark up even more so through the roof of that apartment building. but once again, reports this may have been started by an explosion. a five-alarm fire. >>> we'll continue to watch that and what's happening on the virginia tech campus as well. >>> meanwhile, sleeping in a silent bedroom, driving down the street, normal things to you and me but not to a veteran of war. i'll be joined by one after the break to explain. [ male announcer ] going a little overboard with the holiday spirit? [ buzzer ] saving $50 on a no contr

i am giving away half of one million dollars from live show so this is comedian louis c.k. and he announced he was giving away the lion's share is actually seventy five percent because he himself is only taking two hundred twenty thousand of them million for his own fee on the proceeds from his on line only stand up comedy event live at the beacon theater so here is what he himself louis c.k. wrote on his website he said hi so it's been twelve days since the thing started and yesterday we hit the crazy number one million dollars. now i want to break here for a second he released this without any digital rights management on it against the advice of his own advisers who said no everybody will release it on bit torrent sites you can't do this and he said no i just want to make it as easy as possible so instead in twelve days he made one million dollars that's a lot of money really too much money i've never had a million dollars all of the side and since we're all sharing this experience and since it's really your money i wanted to let you know what i'm going to do with that a

louis university.ere tests the samples and confirms from his findings that ryan's blood does contain high levels of ethylene glycol, a main ingredient of antifreeze. he then brings the sample to his colleague, dr. james shoemaker, to look for signs of mma. >> he said, i understand you are a specialist in the diagnosis of genetic diseases, and people are now claiming that since this second child was born, maybe the first child also had this genetic disease. so he just asked me, could you please run these and see if there's any signs of a genetic illness? >> shoemaker runs a series of tests on ryan's blood. >> it immediately became apparent that yes, the first child had had methylmalonic acidemia. >> so shoemaker tells prosecutors two important facts. one, ryan had mma. but two, because mma is not always fatal, it was most likely the poison his colleague found and not the disease that killed ryan. >> in every instance they said this child had ethylene glycol poisoning. >> in fact, the st. louis city medi

then we will pick up with louis vuitton.he best way to explain it to americans, this is like the playoffs. very much in the nfnhl, everyone qualifies for the playoffs. but there is no link between the america's cup and louis vuitton cup. the close to shore racing concept is also something that has never been done. this is a way to bring the sport to the people, to allow the mass audience, allow the introduction of the sport to a new generation of folks who are not hard core sailors but still respect the traditions of sailors. it was fantastic to see so many people. we had over 115,000 people come out to plymouth, including quite a bit on sunday. it is a spectator event for the whole family. if you enjoy speed and athleticism and a cool spectacle, that is exactly what this is. it is thanks to the technology of the votes that we're able to sail so close to the shore. that is also my san francisco was chosen for the event. the ability to have tens of thousands of spectators along the coast is phenomenal. continuing on the techn

louis.aheim? >> i suspect he won't live in anaheim would be my guess. >> of course he won't, but that commute is going to stink, buddy. >> our friend, bill wolf, executive producer of the rachel maddow show will be on. furious. his hero just left st. louis. >> his best line was something about enjoy applebee's. >> yeah. is there some confusion into america as to why someone would want to live in southern california versus st. louis? >> anaheim. it's anaheim, lawrence. >> something called loyalty, lawrence. >> if it were dodgers, it would be a different story. >> that's right. chuck, we'll talk to you soon. see you on the daily rundown. >> you really think santa monica is better than -- >>> senator joe manchin will be on the show. >>> coming up, congressman emanuel cleaver. ♪ i'm burning out this useless telephone ♪ ♪ my hair is gone ♪ cheap cologne ♪ motor home ♪ i'm the rocket man! [ both ] ♪ rocket man ♪ burning out his fuse up here alone ♪ burning out his fuse up here alone? ahh. [ male a

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louis freeh promoted his longtime friend, tom pickard, to deputy director. was not good news for agent o'neill. it was pickard who decided o'neill would not lead the investigation in east africa. and now, pickard and freeh decided john o'neill would not get the big job in new york. >> my daddy always said, "don't kill your mavericks; they might save your life someday. and they're the ones that will always have the great ideas, so try to take care of them." and john was a maverick, a brilliant maverick. >> narrator: the buzz around the new york office was that the new boss, barry mawn, wasn't keen on keeping o'neill around. >> barry was a skeptic. he had heard sort of the headquarters' gossip about john o'neill's style. but it was funny; i can remember saying to john, "barry doesn't stand a chance. if you decide to win him over, you'll win him over. >> there was a knock on the door, and john was holding two beers. and he said, "well, i understand you're an irishman and you like to drink beer. these are for you." so i laughed. he wanted to stay in new york. he

louis ck, everybody!ain free holiday. ♪ this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a beautiful and talented actress who stars opposite tom cruise in the blockbuster movie "mission: impossible - ghost protocol." look at the picture of her right here. oh my goodness. [ cheers ] holy moly, wow wow wow. it's in imax and theaters everywhere today. please welcome paula patton, everybody! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for coming back, my friend. >> oh, i'm so happy to be back. >> jimmy: we love it when you're here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: happy holidays. do you get any time off at all or no? >> after i'm done with you, i have a little bit of time off. >> jimmy: oh, this is exciting. >> yes, yes, yes, it's a perfect way to end it. >> jimmy: are you going to celebrate the -- the christmas holiday anywhere? >> yeah, you know what? everybody comes to our house 'cause once you have a child, everybody comes to you and -- but it's going to be pret

louis lee wants sunshine here in the bay area. across the sierra and snow. >> very precise. >> very particular request on my facebook page. mostly all of you want the rain, that's what we are hearing. no rainfall right now on the san jose camera. a look at christmas in the park. details on when the showers will get closer. >> coming up next from the xfinity sports dex on the 70th anniversary of the japan attack on pearl harbor. we examine how a lit known story, how the 1941, sane tabal wreck lekts their recollects their experience in hawaii on this infamous day in history. plus a powerful decongestant. [ woman ] after allegra-d, i have it all. >>> the everyone can get their face book profile hacked even mark zuckerberg. to prove a point, hackers took over 14 of zuckerberg's personal photos from a pvate album from his own face book page and posted them on line. photos show the face book founder with his girlfriend making dinner, playing with his puppy and holding a chicken he apparently killed. hackers say they took the photos to h

when louis says when it comes to speaking about money, we all do it. it's important we do it in front of our children without making them crazy because we want to bring them into the culture of understanding what investment and saving is all about. >> we don't do it in front of each other. you're intimidated by money. doug, you deal with people, i think they come to you as a financial planner because they think they have money problems to solve, debt, savings, investments. in fact, they are not talking the same language, speaking money to each other. >> for the at all. oftentimes they have not had the conversations together. getting in the room and speaking about it is the first time they have laid it out there. it's something important to do, to understand where they are coming from, who is the saver, who is the spender. you can survive if you have two saefrs, difficult if you have two spenders. you find what's important to you. open communication. getting it out there. once you know you can get on a path to make it happen. >> you know what i also oft

louis now as the arch.inal forever. >> you really form a bond with a player like this and it's more than just a player/front office relationship. it's a friendship and he was really such an integral part of this community and this organization. >> reporter: now pujols has a whole new pack of southern california fans eagerly snapping up his new jersey. >> good christmas presents. getting started for the year! >> reporter: a good gift for the los angeles angels. a three-time most valuable player with 445 home runs to his name. >> albert has proven over the course of the last 11 years to be the best player in baseball and whether it's offense, overall impact, we feel like albert brings so much more than just a bat in the lineup. >> reporter: pujols is guaranteed $25 million a year. even a decade from now, when he'll be 41 years old. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >> joining us from irvine, california, is brian burwell of the st. louis post dispatch who is in california covering pujols introduction today

louis punts. seattle's doug baldwin comes off the edge, stuffs the kick.is teammate michael robinson grabs the ball. takes it 17 yards into the end zone. seattl seattle, 7-0. marshawn lynch puts it away for seattle. the replay shows the speed. do we have a replay here? do we want to see a replay? do we care? >> no. >> no. all right. to celebrate he gets showered by skittles after he scores. darren rovell of cnbc reports the skittles company is offering lynch a two-year supply of skittles in appreciation for all the free publicity. i love skittles. they're my favorite candy. seahawks improve to 6-7 with a 30-13 win. guess what? nobody cares. fresh off his heisman trophy win, though, over the weekend, baylor quarterback robert griffin iii dropped by letterman last night to break down the top ten things that went through his head when he won the award. >> top ten thoughts that went through robert griffin's mind when he won the 1911 heisman profy award, ladies and gentlemen. number ten. >> now if i don't have id, all i have to do is this. >> number nine. >> wo

. >> charlie: michael louis published "moneyball" in 2003 the book of the story from the a's manager transformed a baseball team into a winning franchise. i emphasis was on staying competitive. being in the "moneyball" philosophy continued to fascinate audiences around the world. the book sold more than a million copies and it was made into a movie starring brad pitt. here is the trailer for the fi. >> there are rich teams and there are poor teams. thenhere's 50 feet of crap. and then there's us. >> that's a dollar man. >> what. >> welcome to oakland. >> i need more money. >> we' not in mork. >> find players with the money we dohave. >> an ugly girl friend means no confidence. >> you guys are talking the same old nonsense. >> we're looki for fabio. >> who is fabio. >> your goal shouldn't be to buy players your goal should be to buy wins. in oer to buy wins you need to buy runs. >> who are you. >> i'm peter. >> first job in baseball. >> it's my first job anywhere. >> we're going to shake things up. why don't you walk me through the board. >> i believe there's a championship team we ca

a nice cut across, going straight across the field, just enough to create a little separation for louis murphy. [whistle] jim: a flag down at the line of

check out this movie from the hit movie "the hangover ii". >> careful, that is a louis vuitton. >> louis the problem is, according to a new lawsuit, the bag shown in the movie isn't a louis vuitton. it's a knockoff. warner brothers wouldn't alter the scene for the dvd version. >>> if you feel chained to your e-mail x get a load of this. volkswagen is deactivating workers' handheld devices e-mail accounts when people are away from work to give them a break from distractions that take attention away from their families and private lives. cnn got no response when we asked if vw's u.s. workers will get the same freedoms. probably because all of their blackberries were turned off. >> you want me? turn it off, take it. >> i don't know if cnn is going to go for that. >> for christmas, i bought you that louis vuitton bag from the guy on the street in new york city where i got my rolex. $20, that's a good deal, right? >> i would not say this on air. >> not a good idea? thanks, kate. >>> up next, the truth about whether the tea party is getting stronger or weaker. >>> and donald trump tonight, no