you've got to make louisville shoot perimeter shots if you're kentucky. >> greg: the advantage for louisville is they play him off the ball so he doesn't have to face five sets of eyes when he's being utilized within the offense -- makes it much more difficult to provide help. >> clark: a little fullcourt pressure here. >> tim: attention siva. he's so crafty. draws the foul from cauley-stein. how smart was that. >> greg: i understand what you are trying to do right now from calipari's standpoint but i don't know that your team is experienced enough. that's a senior play there. understanding he's got cauley-stein running full speed, and he forces that foul. that's why in these situations you want to keep it simple for the young fellow and not put him in a position where he can do harm. >> tim: pitino calls him the best point guard in america and, of course, he's going to promote the brand. i get that. siva, though, has improved in the area where he needed to in the off-season and that was with his shot. clearly. >> clark: 84% on the season from the line. and he's a little banged up. you can te

. >> louisville, kentucky, is a city of landmarks. many of them household names from the world of sports. in the heart of downtown, however, there's a landmark of a different sort. the louisville metro department of corrections jail houses 2,300 inmates, most of whom have been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> there it is. >> in the bucket, boy. get all that. >> the vast majority of inmates are men, who try to pass time with sports activities themselves. but in the eight dormitories housing the jail's daily average of 210 female inmates, much of the focus is on beauty. >> pencil. you draw and color with them. and they're also good for makeup. mascara. just add a little warm water to it and voila. i put yellow on for me because of the uniform. >> monique jeffries might have an eye for color, but it's her hands that landed her in jail. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands, ike and tina. >> why? >> because ike was aggressive. and tina finally fought back. >> a

>> we make about 2,500 full-size bats a day here in louisville. >> wow! >> cool. so, what kind of wood do you guys use? >> we use two types of wood. we use maple, and we use ash. most major-league bats -- they are made of maple. barry bonds hit all his homers using maple. >> barry bonds! >> we can make a bat in about a minute on a computer. major-league bats are made on a computer, so it makes real precise bats. >> no kidding? >> so, how long do these bats last? >> a typical major-league bat doesn't last as long as you think, mainly 'cause the handles are pretty thin. >> okay. >> so maybe about four games a player will get out of one bat. and for the whole year, they order anywhere between 8 and 13 dozen bats per player. >> i know. some of you are a little disappointed now that you know that kentucky is rich in sophistication and culture. >> most of you probably thought that kentucky was no more than a land of abundant fried chicken. >> actually, i did think that. that's kind of the only reason i got on the plane. >> and for intentionally misleading you like that,

we'll see them next week against louisville. >> seth: ryan harrell.w. >> doug: my alma mater time. phil forte the forgotten freshman with 22. he looks and plays like travis ford. marcus smart in the conversation for freshman of the year. new mexico goes down nate walters with 28 points. >> seth: too much nate walters, surprising new mexico could not hold serve at home. >> doug: that will do it for now, for seth davis i'm doug gottlieb. here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday. "the road to the final four" continues with the bluegrass battle between kentucky and louisville. be sure to tune in tomorrow. the nfl on cbs. >> doug: for all of us, seth davis, myself and the cast of people behind the scenes have a happy holiday. be safe and we're thinking of you, sandy hook.

we'll see them next week against louisville. >> seth: ryan harrell.he -- ryan harrow. >> doug: my alma mater time. phil forte, the forgotten freshman with 22. he looks and plays like travis ford. marcus smart in the conversation for freshman of the year. new mexico goes down, nate walters with 28 points. >> seth: too much nate walters, surprising new mexico could not hold serve at home. >> doug: that will do it for now, for seth davis, i'm doug gottlieb. here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday. "the road to the final four" continues with the bluegrass battle between kentucky and louisville. be sure to tune in tomorrow. the nfl on cbs. >> doug: for all of us, seth davis, myself and the cast of people behind the scenes, have a happy holiday. be safe and we're thinking of you, sandy hook.

is making historic comeback so general electric has a place called appliance park in louisville kentucky it was built in one thousand fifty one and at its peak in one nine hundred seventy three it had twenty three thousand employees now it got down to one thousand eight hundred sixty three employees but they had one water heater and it looks like a little r two d two machine and all of the brain is literally in the top the brain and they decided they started to look at the numbers and between natural gas prices being four times more expensive in asia between incomes in china being five times what they were when they first moved over there and between the cost of oil which now you know a cost to transport from china to america they start to think well maybe we could actually bring some manufacturing back to this to louisville and what they found was that once they took this geo spring water heater the one that they had been making in china and they brought it to louisville and i said quote we got the water heater into the room and the first thing the group said to us was quote this is jus

slippery and louisville and cincinnati with morning rain. snow in boston, chicago, detroit, and cleveland. >>> if you're flying today, airport delays possible in los angeles, denver, new orleans, atlanta, and here in new york city. >>> now to the gun control debate. the nra is refruzing to back down from its call for armed officers in our schools. >> connecticut congressman chris murphy, whose district includes newtown, calls the idea toen deaf and revolting. >> reporter: the nra stuck by its guns, that every american school should have an armed guard. >> if it's crazy to call for putting police and armed security in our school to protect our children, then call me crazy. >> the n rarks has blood on its hands. >> reporter: amid protesters and refusing to take questions, the head of the nra announced this plan. >> when they horrible monster tried to shoot his way into sandy hook school, that if a good guy with a gun had been there, he might have been able to stop him. >> reporter: the murder massacre in newtown has led for some nra supporters

this was supposed to be a fake fight between louisville's bulldogs, the dupont rams of kentucky. high school hoops actually. the crowd went wild when it turned into a real "basketbrawl." security guards had to break it up. the schools apparently have a rivalry back to 1893 and the mascots aren't too friendly apparently. >> you have to keep it on a friendly level, right? >> both their heads stayed on, though. >> that's good. >> that's professional. >>> governor jerry brown is undergoing prostate cancer treatments at uc-san francisco. the 74-year-old is in the early stages of the disease and has a good chance of beating it. the governor's treatment is set to end the week of january 7. >>> coffee drinkers listen up. they may now keep cancer away. a new study by the american cancer society says that morning cup of joe may lower your risk for oral cancer. researchers found people who drank more than 4 cups of coffee a day had half the risk of dying from mouth or throat cancer. that's in comparison to noncoffee drinkers. more research is needed. >> you have the house on your block it h

pop-up showers in omaha, cincinnati and louisville. and scattered showers from the carolina coast through florida. >> 70s from dallas to miami. mostly 40s in the northeast and midwest. 37 in billings. >>> up next, a megabank braces for a major hit. layoffs for thousands of workers. >>> but things are looking up, though, for starbucks, which announces major expansion plans. ready to open two stores every day. >>> and later in "the pulse," a special view of the planet we call home sweet home. let's get started at capella.edu >>> welcome back, everyone. citigroup has announced plans to slash 11,000 jobs. it's part of its cost-cutting plan aimed at shrinking the company down to a more manageable and profitable size. more than half the cuts will come from consumer banking. and they are expected to save $900 billion over the the next year. investors seem impressed because citi stocks rose more than 6%. >>> wall street had a pretty good day overall, with stocks surging for the first time this week. the dow rose 82 points yesterday, to close a

limits of louisville.s a kid, i went to summer camp and got my certificate of sharpshooting. i always thought guns or something the good guys used to ward off the bad guys bending most frequently, guns are used -- when they are in society, they are used by bad guys. i have always been afraid of them. i live in a community where there are more people who are afraid of them because they have direct contact with them on an almost daily basis. that fear i think gives me a right to be free to go to a grocery, theater, or a mall without having to carry a gun to protect myself. host: if you were in a different district in kentucky, with your position be a political death wish in a sense? guest: there is a good chance it would be. my colleague who lost this year represented the lexington area and always felt without a rating from the nra, he could not survive. he fel ttha tway and i suspect many of the other districts in kentucky would be a problem. host: how did you view the second amendment? what changes would y

the mascot melee happened during halftime between crosstown rivals in louisville on friday. supervisors had to separate them. the fury fighters. what i like about this, though, the mascot heads never come off. very professional, guys. that's how you do it. >>> when we come back, a celebrity murderer plot. singer justin bieber is allegedly targeted in a bizarre murder-for-hire scheme. geted in a bizarre murd murder-for-hire scheme. but now, with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. zyrtec-d® lets me breath freer, so i can love the air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. robbery suspects at c-s-u fullerton. plus: a hundred miles an hor through a bay area tunnel. n more surprising: the man bed the wheel. governor brown's newest figt isn't against lawmakers. his plan to beat cancer. and the search for answers w details about the gunman ine portland area mall shooting. who he was and who were his victims. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning... beginn, >>> here's a look at t

first of all, louisville, kentucky? >> yes.quietly become in the last few years kind of like the newport land, oregon, the new hip place to go to. if you're looking for a place for a big weekend, bourbon rains there. >> we're talking family vacation. >> you can bring your family. there's steamboats on the river and newly converted warehouses with antique shops and great eaters. they have louisville stickers. there's a lot of bars and bourbon that gets flowed there. if you go in early may you can add the kentucky derby. >> so what is up with philly? i think a lot of people thought that was fun, if not funny. >> i love philly. it's not just tri-cornered hats. >> and cheesesteaks. >> and cheesesteaks. art rifts are getting priced out of new york. there's a huge gallery scene. >> these pictures are beautiful. >> and one of the greatest collection of impressionist art moved from a suburb to central philly last year. this has become one of the things that people have to do when they think about art. philadelphia. >> i was surprised a

it was supposed to be a fake fight between louisvilles bulldogd dupont's ram.ent wild when it turned in >>> check this out. a "basketbrawl" between mascots in kentucky. it was supposed to be a firefight between the louisville bulldog and dupont ram. this thing turned into a steel cage match the security guards had to break it up. the school has a rivalry that goes back to 1893. and the principal from louisville said students used to fight one another before they played the game. so i guess why break tradition? let's go at it. >> their heads never fell off. >> new this morning, let the hollywood awards season begin. >> good morning, everyone. and welcome to the nominations announcement for the 70th annual golden globe awards. >> the golden globe nominations were announced this morning from beverly hills. the nominees for best picture are: and "silver linings playboo" also c-b-s's big bang theor. up for best comedy series. comedians tina fey and amy poehler will host the eventt for january 13th. "(nats from bruce springste" thats "the bos "big bang theory" is up

>> louisville head coach rick patino's post game press conference was interrupted.he phone belonged to one of the reporters. the caller asked if he wanted to join them for drinks afterwards. coach took his time and declined poli politely. >> i'm surprised he answered it. we'll look at some of the stories we are following this afternoon. pat joins us with a preview of things to come. pat? >> -- also today, a widening scandal around the puppeteer who made elmo famous. >>> coming up at 5:00 today, we go inside the high tech lab where toys are tested for safety. you will want to watch this before you shop for the holidays. those stories and more coming up this afternoon on news 4 start agent 4:00. >> thank you, pat. we'll check again on the forecast for the rest of the day. >> the fog is still sticking in some areas, mainly north of the metro area. lighter fog as we approach the noon area. also showers in the mountains passing well west of the metro area now. by this evening after sunset they may move our way. it is climbing into the 60s throughout virginia. around the

san francisco, several metros in texas, louisville, places that haven't gotten as much attention with the price increases that have had strong market fundamentals all along or the markets to watch next year. gerri: fort worth, austin, houston, san antonio and nebraska, omaha, louisville, peabody, maryland, interesting. she had run some numbers on that. it'll be interesting to see what those numbers too. thank you for coming on, great to have both of you here. now we want to know what you think. do you feel the housing market is recovering where you live? vote on the right-hand side of the screen and we will share the results at the end of the show. stay with us. gerri: breaking news in the fiscal cliff tonight, fox news reporting there'll be a meeting of congressional leaders with the president tomorrow. we don't have a time confirmed, but in being with congressional leaders on hand will be the president, mitch mcconnell, the minority leader in the senate and of course harry reid, the majority leader. earlier reports of this story had it john boehner would be on hand, but john boehner

louisville. i have seen how they spend the money here they are not responsible with your money. they have not earned my trust. i don't think they deserve to have anymore of my money. if we spend $3 million to study what monkeys do when they are on methamphetamine, that means we have not started cutting. >>neil: how do you think this goes? i barely understand the procedures and votes and how you get bills to the floor, et cetera, but the feeling seems to be whatever you or for or against, by friday you have to ne if a vote.g or you will not >>guest: if they surprise me and call me up tonight and say, what should we do in we should, tomorrow, in the house of representatives, vote for what we believe in: keeping the bush tax rates as they are for everyone. permanently. and cutting responding. significant cuts in spending and refm entitlements. i have a bill that saves social security and sanes medicare by reforming they will. pass those bills and then when the democrats won't accept it, vote "presen

. >> the university of louisville is used answering questions from reporters, but at a post-game news conference, he answered the questions that were directed at a reporter. he had some fun when a woman thought she was break -- it -- and her friend on the phone. >> i don't want to go to overboard. [phone ringing] i'm doing great. how about yourself? [laughter] pius during a press conference. where do like to meet for a drink? who is "we?" [laughter] jeff -- 1/2 to recruiting. i will give the phone to bob and you can ask him. -- i have to go recruiting. hold on one second. [laughter] some people want to have a drink with you. they want to meet at jeff's. >> my goodness. that man hosts a radio show and he was using the phone to record the press conference. that is mortifying. >> you cannot use remote -- use your iphone to multitask. he handled that very well. >> there were some frustrating moments tuesday -- to say. despite some plays like that, mine was earned off vietnam in 1968. over the south pacific in 1943. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from ge

but mark rothstein, a bioethics professor at louisville, did not sign up.e says wellness programs may lead to better health, but can people trust in the confidentiality of the questionnaires they filled out? >> people who work for employers who perhaps don't have the best record of keeping privacy might well be concerned that the information could filter back to the company, and they could be adversely treated. >> not get that promotion. >> exactly. there's a tremendous incentive for employers to try to weed out high-cost healthcare users. 5% of employees represent 50% of healthcare costs. and if you're an employer and can identify who these people are, you can save a lot of money to your bottom line. >> which is what this is all about. countless companies like quaker oats, johnson & johnson, honeywell, motorola, and ibm claim to have saved millions after instituting wellness programs. but all that good health might not necessarily make for the best workforce. the city of north miami, florida, used to require that all its new police officers be non-smokers.

. >>> and louisville basketball coach rick pitino found out how hard it is to resist answering a cell phone, especially someone else's during a post-game news conference. [ ringing ] >> hold on one second. [ laughter ] >> hello? i'm doing great. how about yourself? [ laughter ] >> i'm just doing a press conference. [ laughter ] >> where would you like to meet for a drink? >> beautiful. that phone belonged to a sportscaster who was recording the event until obviously it was interrupted by the ringing phone. well handled. >>> the iconic piano used in the "cass branka" is for sale. would you buy it? and what were the most searched movies of 2012? >>> lawmakers roll up their sleeves to help some of hurricane sandy's hardest hit victims. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." hope you had a wonderful weekend. the big storm that was in the midwest is heading east, especially the northeast. the white on this map is snow over much of the state of maine. seeing rain in southern maine. icy stuff and sleet especially north of portland. be careful out there. a lot of ar

born poor in louisville, he was working as a dishwasher, went to a shop to buy a horn, only had enoughey for a guitar, and the rest is history, mickey baker was eighty 7 the musician was eighty-seven. >>> and some things have to change, but this will be a tough one for comics >>> and the bazooka joe comics are going away. they have been wrapped up on every piece of comic history, and you had a small brick of gum in your mouth. sales are down, the brand needs to be more modern. they say the new insert will contain puzzles and activities. >>> we wanted to show you something interesting today, i spent the day with tim cook, the head of apple for an exclusive interview, the first of its kind he ever granted. the conversation will air on "rock center." unlike the man he replaced, he was able to walk across grand central station. once he got to his apple store, that changed, his fans approached and he was treated like a rock star. >> we'll preview our interview next thursday night >>> and up next, what is changing kids' lives, thanks in large part to the man who came back to make a differenc

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>> well, the union at the louisville, kentucky facility is called -- it's actually called appliance parkit's a legendary factory in the u.s., factory so big it has its own zip code. and all the hourly jobs there remain unionized, and, look, the union has negotiated a dramatically lower entry level wage. it's $13.50 an hour. that's $8 lower than what the previous entry level wage was. the wages do rise fairly steadily, which is nice. because $13.50 an hour is hard to make a living on. what the president of the union in louisville said to me was, we'd rather have entry level jobs at $13.50 an hour and grow this business back with ge in the u.s. than have zero jobs at $21 an hour. >> ge used to be majority, now minority owner of nbc and cnbc as well. but your article was about ge. we didn't ask you to talk about ge. i want to make that very clear. this is a story you found on your own. >> the article uses this idea that you can now make dishwashers and refrigerators and water heaters in the u.s., both smartly and in some cases cheaper than overseas. and ge was just the place i went and foun

. >>> and check this out, louisville basketball coach rick pitino found out how hard it was from answering cell phone, especially someone else's cell phone, during a post-game news conference. take a look. >> hold on one second. hello. i'm doing great. how about yourself? i'm just doing a press conference. where would you like to meet for a drink? >> the phone belonged to a sportscaster who was recording the event until it was interrupted by that ringing phone. well done, sir. >>> and now for another look at the weather here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with a weather channel forecast. bill. >>> veronica, this storm is heading towards the east coast but not with the snow and ice. it's going to be a warm, windy, spring like day. look at the temperatures to start the morning, in the 40s and 50s. not worried about any icy roads. northern new hampshire to maine is the only spots you'll have to deal with a little bit of the winter ri precip. everyone else is pretty warm. on and off rain all of new england. the heaviest stuff up through providence and boston as we go through now up into the h

janet shamlian is at a distribution facility in louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: if you time it out, it's three packages a crazy which is crazy. after what's been a mild season, today the busiest deal for them, a major winter storm closing n.in fact, they just diverted 20 plains going to des moines, iowa, here to louisville, the company headquarters, trying to work around some of the weather issues. now the packages you see rolling off behind me are going on to conveyers. they will spend 15 minutes in this facility. pretty much directed by barcode. just come off planes sitting 100 yards from where i'm standing out on the ramp, and they will go back out on the planes within a very short time period. and that's the way they roll here. it's a 24/7 operation. today is the busiest day they have had all year, and today is the highest volume as well because the explosion of online shopping has made it so that you can order up until the last minute and get there in time, so the weather is a slight hiccup. they say they have plenty of time to get it there, and they are just going here like t

when we were driving up from louisville, kentucky, earlier we were seeing rain. was more. lieu izviloui louisville is expecting about an inch. >> we saw a plow go behind you. do they have enough equipment to keep the big roads open? >> reporter: i wouldn't say this is quite normal but for the most part the major roadways are open. there have been a few accidents that shut down some of the said streets. interstate 74 was shut down in another portion of indiana later this morning. the salt trucks and snowplows are out, doing their west to make sure these conditions are safe for drivers. >> silver lining you've been saying is great for the kids. >> reporter: exactly. >> thanks, lexy. fun to have you this morning. >> reporter: thanks. >>> up next my conversation with actor matt damon, the life-changing trip that moved him to take action to help others around the world. that's next. ♪ aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even drop off boxes if you need them. visit usps.com pay, print, and have it picked up f

florida and louisville in the sugar bowl. and kansas state and oregon in the fiesta bowl.nly one place to start, our nfl highlights from espn. >> good morning, i'm hakem dermish with your "sportscenter" update. romeo crennel and the chiefs hosting the panthers yesterday with heavy hearts. before the game, a moment of silence for victims of domestic violence. first possession of the game, peyton hillis scoring from two yards out. it's the chiefs first open drive touchdown since december 26th of 2010. second quarter, cam newton to steve smith, 23-yard touchdown, nice grab. panthers up 14-10. third quarter now, brady quinn to jonathan bolduan. and the chiefs win 27-21, earning their second win of the season. >>> ravens hosting the steelers. ravens could clinch a playoff spot with a win. steelers 0-6 against the ravens without big ben. third quarter, ray rice. 34-yard touchdown, ravens up 20-13. fourth quarter. charlie batch. finding it deep. miller, seven-yard touchdown. game tied at 20-20. fourth quarter, three seconds left. shaun suisham from 42 yards out. it's up and it's

several thousand jobs are still waiting to be filled, including positions at its largest hub in louisville, kentucky. the jobs pay between $8.50 and $12 an hour and some companies are even offering cash incentives to employees for referrals. analysts say the challenge for those looking for work? taking a temporary position that may not turn into a full-time job. >> you run the risk of losing those unemployment benefits for that period and if it doesn't become a full-time job, then you have to go through the rigmarole of going back onto unemployment benefits. >> reporte u.p.s. estimates it will move a record 527 million packages between thanksgiving and christmas, a 10% jump from last year. and further proof, holiday shoppers are continuing to shift from in store to online buying. with just over three weeks left to shop, companies will be under even more pressure to deliver your packages even if they can't fill those jobs. michelle franzen, nbc news, new york. >>> after facing a barrage of criticism the nation's second largest bank says it's holding off on plans for new checking account fee

highest wind gusts toward louisville and indianapolis.e're waiting for the highest winds around the tri-state in new jersey, new york and connecticut. western new york will get some snow. that's mostly lake enhanced snow on the back side of this storm later on today into tonight. tomorrow, new york state throughway will be rough and driving through west virginia will be tough. today, by far, hands down, the worst of the travel weather. the worst airport delays. if you can avoid traveling today, do so with ease as we go throughout your saturday and your sunday. much of the country looks just fine throughout the next couple of days. i know it's a rainy, ugly morning in new england. there is a chance for some light snow to move through christmas eve night and waking up christmas morning to a nice little white coating on the ground. so just keep that in mind for anyone that's really disappointed about no white christmas in new england. we're not done yet. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed. >>> we've got some sports to talk about. the jets may

chicago's starting off with just rain and louisville will start to see some heavier pockets of rain as we continue through the morning. as for rainfall totals, it does look like southern ohio will see perhaps one to two inches of rainfall, and then that will slowly start to spread to the east. so, later on in the northeast, new york city and into the boston area, we will see a couple of rain showers later on today. lynn? >> all right, dylan, thanks so much. >>> coming up, the big business of those obnoxiously ugly christmas sweaters. plus, new job numbers are out this morning. and we've got some shocking, new details about that horrific garment factory fire in bangladesh that killed 112 people. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your pur

louisville, nashville, atlanta, columbia.werful storms come out of this. we have a big storm system lined up coming all the way across the country. it will bring in much cooler air. we have blizzard conditions going on in the cascades right now. this is cold air and even the possibility of snow. watch the temperature go down. minneapolis, 18 by the time we get to thursday. we go from 49 in salt lake city into the 20s by thursday. denver, 60 today, 28 by thursday. this is really going to make an impact on the cold air moving across the country. a quick look at the big board. the rain and snow in the northwest today. sunny and dry through the middle of the country. that's your storm zone. we cannot forget that new hampshire, all the way into maine, and vermont, coming up with snow and ice as well today. there is plenty of weather to talk about on the board all week long. northwest is likely to be a snowmaker from denver to chicago by the time we get to wednesday into thursday. josh? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, how faith i

hub in louisville, kentucky, with more. janet? >> andrew, good morning.elivery industry. here at u.p.s., it is the busiest delivery day of the year. something like 28 million packages. the volume is phenomenal. that's almost double what they do on a standard business day. and if you break it down by the second, by the second, 300 packages a second. and it's been such a mild winter, and here all of a sudden comes a big old winter storm rolling from west to east. they've got five full-time meteorologists here in louisville who have been watching the weather. they've already made some contingency plans to ensure that all these packages get to where they're going. for example, in des moines, iowa, they are going to divert the sort there, from there, where they're expecting 8 to 12 inches of snow, to here in louisville, where they've got their massive world court hub. the whole tenor and nature of the delivery business has changed with online shopping. peak period used to be about a month or so. now it's almost compressed down to a week as shoppers who used to

this is the moral of this morning about the defiles mort north of louisville ky. can see snow is starting to blanket the city. it's expected to keep going all day. the national weather service says people here to get up to 8 in. of snow and sleet all during the day. rain and fog made a dreary christmas day in some places. it was all messy weather though check out the rebels fighting near jackson mississippi. even as the thick white clouds rushing by this time let lapse video. forecasters expected to be drier here today and tomorrow and for the grain could pop up again friday. a southern california-based company has successfully tested a reusable rocket it helps to make it cheaper to go into space. space acts released a video showing the test of its grasshopper rocket. during the 297 flight grasshopper blasted 131 ft. into the air. the 10 stories tall cylinder hovered momentarily and then landed safely. earlier this year, a space x rackets and the capsule full of cargo zipping through toward the international space station and a first of its kind delivery for nasa.

however towns like indianapolis, louisville and boston logan airport endured many cancellation and delaysy were not shut down altogether. >> i heard it is accumulating in raleigh this morning. we are a little nervous. >> this is the same storm that whipped up 34 deadly tornadoes one caught on home video in alabama. >> look at that tornado. >> power transformers could be seen exploding. nearly 300,000 people are left without power. 100,000 of them in the little rock area alone. tornadic fury and punishing straight line winds tore residents away from christmas celebrations to seek shelter. >> i pray to god as loud as i could. i was just praying for my safety. >> left in the wake, traffic disrupted by town trees, structures and homes destroyed, people displayed one day after christmas. >> there were more than 1300 flight cancellations nationwide. 600 car wrecks in minnesota alone. governor scott walker of wisconsin declared a state of emergency. the national guard was activated in indiana and arkansas. meanwhile, the storm is still churning for the eastern seaboard. doug? >> doug: mike tobin

louis, louisville, indianapolis, and cincinnati. those in missouri, right in the storm's path, tried to stock up on supplies. >> i don't anticipate power going out. but it's always a possibility, too. >> reporter: in northern california, they were socked with a third storm in three days. dumping wet weather from the bay area through the sierras. delaying inbound flights at san francisco international and causing a landslide in oakland, almost crushing one driver to death. >> i heard this bounce directly off my roof. feel pretty lucky. >> reporter: and the snow started falling here in indianapolis just a short time ago. it's expected to continue falling late into the evening. from here, the storm moves to the busy northeast corridor late tonight into tomorrow morning. and where it's expected to create major travel delays there, as well. josh? >> thanks for that, alex. >>> we're going to turn to new details about that shocking christmas crime in upstate new york. a gunman who ambushed and killed two firefighters left behind a chilling

however towns like indianapolis, louisville and boston logan airport endured many cancellation and delaysy were not shut down altogether. >> i heard it is accumulating in raleigh this morning. we are a little nervous. >> this is the same storm that whipped up 34 deadly tornadoes one caught on home video in alabama. >> look at that tornado. >> power transformers could be seen exploding. nearly 300,000 people are left without power. 100,000 of them in the little rock area alone. tornadic fury and punishing straight line winds tore residents away from christmas celebrations to seek shelter. >> i pray to god as loud as i could. i was just praying for my safety. >> left in the wake, traffic disrupted by town trees, structures and homes destroyed, people displayed one day after christmas. >> there were more than 1300 flight cancellations nationwide. 600 car wrecks in minnesota alone. governor scott walker of wisconsin declared a state of emergency. the national guard was activated in indiana and arkansas. meanwhile, the storm is still churning for the eastern seaboard. doug? >> doug: mike tobin

, seals the deal, seminoles win the acc championship and they're headed to oorange bowl to face louisville we'll take a brief time-out before we head the hardwoods. jacks gets those to go >> mike: your first place golden state warriors hosting indiana. clay to thompson, averaging 21, continued that hot shooting, led the warriors with 22. david lee, ahead to steph curry. check out this shot by jacks from half court. yes, beats the buzzer, warriors led after three quarters. then in the fought, jacks sets up landry, warriors win, 103-92, improving to 10-6. i like the way they're playing. >> we neil like we can play with anybody in this league. >> i'm proud of our guys, young guys, veteran guys, everybody is chipping in and covering for each other, and that's what it takes to win games. >> mike: to the links, tiger woods the host world challenge. a familiar name atop the leaderboard. thousand oaks california. tiger off to a great start. in the rough. nothing but net. 3 under 69. five back, keying gap -- degree began -- keegan bradley. two shots back, and grandma mcdowell hasn't one since this

, seals the deal, seminoles win the acc championship and they're headed to oorange bowl to face louisville>> we'll take a brief time-out before we head the hardwoods. jacks gets those to go >> mike: your first place golden state warriors hosting indiana. clay to thompson, averaging 21, continued that hot shooting, led the warriors with 22. david lee, ahead to steph curry. check out this shot by jacks from half court. yes, beats the buzzer, warriors led after three quarters. then in the fought, jacks sets up landry, warriors win, 103-92, improving to 10-6. i like the way they're playing. >> we neil like we can play with anybody in this league. >> i'm proud of our guys, young guys, veteran guys, everybody is chipping in and covering for each other, and that's what it takes to win games. >> mike: to the links, tiger woods the host world challenge. a familiar name atop the leaderboard. thousand oaks california. tiger off to a great start. in the rough. nothing but net. 3 under 69. five back, keying gap -- degree began -- keegan bradley. two shots back, and grandma mcdowell hasn't one since thi