and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the newborn king is come to bring us peace on earth, ♪ ♪ and he's lyingy brought this message nigh: ♪ ♪ "dance and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the newborn king is come to bring us peace on earth, ♪ ♪ and he's lying cradled there at bethlehem." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "may i come with you, shepherd boy piping merrily, ♪ ♪ come with you to bethlehem? ♪ pay my homage too at the new king's cradle, ♪ ♪ is it far to bethlehem?" ♪ angels in the sky brought this message nigh: ♪ ♪ "dance and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the infant king is born this night in ♪ ♪ lowly stable yonder, born for you at ♪ ♪ bethlehem." ♪ the tree of life ♪ my soul hath seen, ♪ laden with fruit and always green; ♪ ♪ the trees of nature ♪ fruitless be ♪ compared with christ the apple tree. ♪ ♪ oo-oo oo-oo-ooo ♪ oo-oo oo-oo-ooo oo-oo-oo ♪ ♪ oo-oo ooo ♪ his beauty doth all things excel: ♪ ♪ by faith i know, but ne'er can tell, ♪ ♪ the glory which i now can see ♪ ♪ in jesus christ the apple tree. ♪ ♪ oo-oo oo-oo-ooo ♪ oo-oo oo-oo-ooo oo-oo ♪ ♪ for happiness i long have sought, ♪ ♪ and pleasure dearly ♪ i h

kim jong il's body is lying in a glass coffin. kim jong un bowed toward the coffin and walked alongside it. at one point during the system, he was accompanied by the country's number two official, kim yong nam. the korean people's army chief of staff was also there. north korean authorities apparently had kim jong un make an early public appearance to assure the people that the transition of power will be stable, and to get them to rally around him as their new leader. >>> now joining me in the studio is nhk's hiruki. >> why are these public displays and declarations by state media so important for kim jong un? >>> well it's very important to have the north korean people pledge their allegiance to him. we cannot say this transition is yet complete. i will explain using kim jong-il's family tree. the eldest son should succeed his father. korean tradition dictates the eldest son, kim jong nam should succeed his father. his oldest son was not seen as a favorite. he has lived overseas for many years and is said to be fluent in several

sherry ly, fox 5 news. >>> in sports, the washington caps pulled out a win last night. tucker loving that one. ovechkin found the net. >> 2-2 on the cross. ovechkin scores! alex ovechkin through the wicket to pavlik. >> the caps beat the winnipeg jets 1-0. we love hearing that. >>> plenty ahead, weather, traffic, all your top stories. fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starting right now. now. >>> wakey-wakey this friday morning. it is shaping up to be a beautiful day today. good morning, everyone. i'm maureen umeh. welcome to fox 5 morning news. we are going to get a quick look at our weather with mr. tucker barnes who is sliding up into the seat. >> some people are getting up, some people haven't gone to bed yet. >> i was in that latter category. really. >> you know when you have a late event at night, you can't quite get going. >> my late event ended about 7:30. >> it was for a good cause though. >> lots of wind and maybe a few more showers late today. check out your current temperatures. it will feel much cooler later today so don't be fooled by the current mild air out the

but hurry, offer ends soon ly at verizonfios.com. the verizon center r customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. and the wizards played their exhibition game against 76 years. philadelphia took them to school. they have to rebound. year, they were at the the leak. they lost a big, 103-78. john can play the game but how he gets everyone involved would key to this season. about mcgee? one of the best place of the night. impressed me the most were the youngest of the pick played well. their [bleep] kicked there. how hard we practice and how we beat did not translate. you should be disappointed. touchdownn by a last week. as thehlights are over 100 rookie to go yards. >> you look at the things we people always talk things wenegative about thewhat positive things? able to run a ball and that is a good step. >> this is friday. me take you back to some of the best place in the week. but this was really sweet. winnipeg 1-0.eat that is the best play. let's go to minnesota. chicago. this is one of the most unique the shootout. patient

that's not the same thing as lying about something important. there are different degrees of lying.ness, don't you think? >> i think there i ways of saying something without lying. a little lie leads to a big one. i've got three little boys and they're going to learn something here today. >> look at these gloves. they look like normal gloves. these two fingers are different. they have little thingies on them. they have traction so when you're on your iphone. >> which i'm not, but this does hide my ugly hand. i'll go through the show with one glove on. >> text kathie lee. >> sorry, i didn't find any phone numbers or e-mail addresses for kathie lee gifford. >> how did you know her name was kathie lee gifford? how did she know. >> e-mail address. >> don't give that. >> forget it. >> i thought siri was dead to you. >> how do you turn it off? push the button. >> with my bad finger? i can work it. >> thank you, kathie lee. >> you know what i'm a little upset about? this company is making big bucks off of us and we are not getting any of it. it's not going to charity or going to us. >> i n

. >> i saw all the people lying down, bleeding. i stopped to see if i could help some people. >> researchers in switzerland say that they are one step closer to uncovering this basic component of the universe. and is serving her country and her faith, tonight's person is breaking down barriers has the u.s. military's first can do chaplain -- hindu chaplain. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. the morning began peacefully in the belgian city, the christmas market was busy and festive. but when a gunman armed with grenades and assault rifle opened fire on holiday shoppers, the column was brutally shattered. the attack killed at least four people and injured more than 100 others. >> and they ran for their lives this afternoon. away from the bustling main square where the killing had started. the city center under siege, it felt. custer, she shouted. the most vulnerable rushed to safety. >> i saw just one man shooting people, you know. and some explosions. two or three. all the people were running from t

not because i'm lying. tammy does it a lot. she never lies. you know what they say? they used to say when we were doing interviews for "dateline" and things, if someone looks down and left. down and left. that's when -- >> inadvertent. >> no. like this. i talk to you, i'm like this. hey, no, i mean, no. like you just got to glance down but left. not right. left. >> what does right mean? >> i don't know. >> this stuff is insane. >> this is ridiculous. >> all righty. we've been asking to see some of your crazy christmas cards. well, we've got one for you. the johnson family of minnesota has a tradition that started out very cute when michael, eric and gabby were just kids. now that they're grown up it's gotten to be redicio. for 20 years, mom, sue, has gotten the family in numerous costumes. >> hats off to sue. >> this year she roped in the family dog. look at the presents. where's the family dog? >> i love this. all day long i could watch this. oh, my god. sue rocks. >> look at the whole family. >> all day long. it's a treat. >> what happened? this is now. okay. now t

both men are charged with lying to a grand jury about the seriousness of what mcqueary told them about the alleged sexual assault. mcqueary "no question in my mind i conveyed to them i saw jer write a boy in the showers and it was severely sexual acts and it was wrong and over the line." in a relentless 70-minute cross-examination, defense attorneys for curley and schulz tested mcqueary's memory time and time again searching for inconsistencies, repeatedly asking why he never went to the police. mcqueary responded that he went to that he thought he was talking to the police when he spoke with schulz, the supervisor of campus police. attorney tom farrell represents schulz whoup is vise it had campus police. >> he would have told the police. >> reporter: but in the end, prosecutor marc costanzo said the state made its case in large part thanks to an unflappable mcqueary. >> mike mcqueary told all of you in open court today what he said how specific he was, who he told it to and what he believed was going to happen. >> reporter: in fact, late this afternoon judge william wenner ruled ther

failing to report jerry sandusky to police and lying about it to a grand jury will be going to trial. >> a judge ruled there was more than enough evidence of wrong doing, especially after the dramatic testimony today of assistant coach, mike mcquery. he has live with more. scott. >> well, the assistant coach testified in detail before this hushed courtroom about the attack he claims he saw, but the lawyers for these two administrators and the former vice president said that is not the story they heard when mcquery told it to them. what did penn state athletic director, tim curly, and gary schultz know and when did they know it? today lawyers for both said mike mcquery never used specific words like intercourse or sodomy when he told his story to them back in 2002. here's what schultz's lawyer said after the hearing. >> i'm an italian from brooklyn and you may not have called the police. done what i would have done was get the boys in the car, a few baseball bats and take it to the fellow. actions speak louder than words. that didn't happen because mike mcquery never said such a thing

this months after he was convicted of lying to a grand jury.udge sentenced barry bonds to two years probation and 30 days house arrest. the judge also ordered him to pay a whopping $4,000 fine and to do community service. the judge put that entire sentence on hold while appeals prosecution. asked the judge to give barry bonds 15 months in prison arguing house arrest wasn't enough for a man who lived in a 15,000 square foot home in beverly hills. the judge disagreed. barry bonds has admitted he did, indeed, take performance enhancing drugs. he says that at the time he didn't know what they were. getting too close to the sun is a death sentence for anything in space. one small comet has defied all odds. take a look this video from nasa shows how close that comet came to destruction. it got to within 75,000 miles of the sun where temperatures can reach several million degrees. one scientist said and i quote: it's like an ice cube going by a barbecue grill. the comet glanced by and continued on its way. nasa research ares say it lost about 90% of i

. >> i saw all the people lying down, bleeding. i stopped to see if i could help some people. >> researchers in switzerland say that they are one step closer to uncovering this basic component of the universe. and is serving her country and her faith, tonight's person is breaking down barriers has the u.s. military's first can do chaplain -- hindu chaplain. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. the morning began peacefully in the belgian city, the christmas market was busy and festive. but when a gunman armed with grenades and assault rifle opened fire on holiday shoppers, the column was brutally shattered. the attack killed at least four people and injured more than 100 others. >> and they ran for their lives this afternoon. away from the bustling main square where the killing had started. the city center under siege, it felt. custer, she shouted. the most vulnerable rushed to safety. >> i saw just one man shooting people, you know. and some explosions. two or three. all the people were running from t

officials, athletic director tim curley and senior vice president gary schultz, both charged with lying about what mcqueary told them about the incident and failing to report it to authorities. mcqueary acknowledged he never actually saw any sexual intercourse and never intervened. "i was shocked and horrified," he said, "and to be frank with you, i was probably not thinking straight." >> mcqueary was a great witness, very clear, articulate and very sincere and very respectful. >> reporter: prosecutors read from former coach joe paterno's grand jury testimony. paterno told the panel mcqueary only said he had seen sandusky with a youngster, doing something of a sexual nature. paterno said he didn't push mcqueary for details. paterno said he later passed along the information to curley, who along with schultz met with mcqueary about a week and a half later, but never took any steps to investigate. defense lawyers hammered mcqueary over why he never told police. noting schultz's position overseeing the campus police, mcqueary shot back, "i thought i was talking to the police." late today j

she's definitely lying. i don't know exactly what she's lying about, but she's lying.on't know. she drives a cadillac, right? yeah. they got gpss in them. elle: so... so let's go see where she's been. it's got every stop she's made and how long she spent there. you know, these things could cause more divorces than internet porn. hey, look at that. that's interesting. elle: she stopped at the same place on route 3 like 6 times. hell, let's get mary and take her to her spot on route 3. we can tell her that we're going to visit eddy in the hospital. ok. how long have you lived in harringtonville? all my life. my ancestors have been there since the late 18th century. plus i went to school in virginia. but aside from that, i've lived right here. this is not the way to the hospital. i've got to make a quick stop first. where did you go to school? high school, st. catherine's hall. college, sweet briar. you were a sweet briar vixen? you know sweet briar? my mother went to mary baldwin. she's from virginia? manassas. i've visited both staunton and manassas, and i know where yo

this regime cannot do anything right, even lying. they are bad even at lying.did not take us more than one or two hours to show all these lies. moreover, while he was talking, i could not stop myself just running to facebook and just writing that this guy is lying. i can see tanks right now. and even though there is some now violence from the other side, who caused that? it was caused just by the regime itself. now people are talking about defending themselves. they have peacefully demonstrating for the past eight and a half months and the regime is just facing that with more violence and with more killings and shooting and all these things. now, don't blame these people if they defend. making, taking into consideration that all the videos he showed were just fake. none of them was true, was really funny. i don't know, they don't even have good guys to find something that could be fabricated in a bitter way? i don't know. they are bad in everything, even in just lying but please, the people of syria, i believe in you. i beg you, do not react to what the governm

and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the newborn king is come to bring us peace on earth, ♪ ♪ and he's lyinge at bethlehem?" ♪ "i will find him soon by the star shining brightly ♪ ♪ in the sky o'er bethlehem." ♪ angels in the sky brought this message nigh: ♪ ♪ "dance and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the newborn king is come to bring us peace on earth, ♪ ♪ and he's lying cradled there at bethlehem." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ "may i come with you, shepherd boy piping merrily, ♪ ♪ come with you to bethlehem? ♪ pay my homage too at the new king's cradle, ♪ ♪ is it far to bethlehem?" ♪ angels in the sky brought this message nigh: ♪ ♪ "dance and sing for joy that christ ♪ ♪ the infant king is born this night in ♪ ♪ lowly stable yonder, born for you at ♪ ♪ bethlehem." ♪ the tree of life ♪ my soul hath seen, ♪ laden with fruit and always green; ♪ ♪ the trees of nature ♪ fruitless be ♪ compared with christ the apple tree. ♪ ♪ oo-oo oo-oo-ooo ♪ oo-oo oo-oo-ooo oo-oo-oo ♪ ♪ oo-oo ooo ♪ his beauty doth all things excel: ♪ ♪ by faith i know, but ne'er can tell, ♪ ♪ the glory which i now can see ♪ ♪ in jesus christ the app

seems to have been lying, too. we have to find out more.al knowingly misled the committee. that is quite serious. holder will have to do something about it. i think that eric holder is the weakest link in the obama chain of cabinet members. there was a threat to prosecute the c.i.a. agents. involved in the interrogation technique to pull back from that. a lot of trouble. obama doesn't want to go to the election defending eric holder. >> bret: do you agree with that? holder accused the republicans of playing politics. but it seems like fast and furious is not going away. >> it was fascinating to me. i thought that maybe he would under the pressure and the promise of continuing scrutin scrutiny, there will be more, he would maybe resign. in the weeks and months to talk about this. he made it clear he thinks it will blow over. he is struggling now. he is basically accusing them of this is a political stunt. he will be testifying before long. brewer could have more problems on his hands but the attorney general thinks he will get through this.

i guess i learned that sometimes lying can be for the best. oh, well, when i have a chipotle blue-cheese bacon burger at bennigan's, i'll forget all about my dad being queer and my mom trying to kill me. i'm gonna be okay. really? no, i'm lying. let's go, son. coming, dad! ♪ everyone knows it's butters that's me! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by mtv networks from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [cheering and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a show for you. you know who is here tonight? you know who is here tonight? ralph fiennes is going to be here tonight, ralph fiennes. [cheering and applause] we're going to talk craft, acting craft, he and i. well, he is. i'm just going to remind him i was in "half-baked." all right. let's start in washington where last week the senate passed the 2011 defense appropriations bill, which authorized all the money for our armed forces b

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there are many other faults, all lying in wait, all presenting a hazard to every corner of the bay area. the question is are we prepared? many if not all of the bay area folks we've met throughout the year say they are not prepared for the big quake or any quake. >> like an ostrich. i just as soon as not think about it but i know i should, because it's coming. >> mentally, no. i've had earthquakes in the past. >> no i'm not prepared. >> i don't have an earthquake kit at home i should though. >> reporter: the study just released from columbia university center found most americans did not have an emergency kit. even at time when the government is cutting back, 1/3 said it expects a mike expects a -- a jacket would take about an hour. it's home to hundreds and thousands of people and what people believe be the next quake. president roosevelt once said, all we have to fear is fear áeut. rita wait a minute, - - fear itself. rita wait a -- rita williams has the story. >> reporter: they ran into burning buildings. >> i know i can handle it. i kind of faced the devil. >> reporter: that devil w

this regime cannot do anything right, even lying. they are bad even at lying.wo hours to show all these lies. moreover, while he was talking, i could not stop myself just running to facebook and just writing that this guy is lying. i can see tanks right now. and even though there is some now violence from the other side, who caused that? it was caused just by the regime itself. now people are talking about defending themselves. they have peacefully demonstrating for the past eight and a half months and the regime is just facing that with more violence and with more killings and shooting and all these things. now, don't blame these people if they defend. making, taking into consideration that all the videos he showed were just fake. none of them was true, was really funny. i don't know, they don't even have good guys to find something that could be fabricated in a bitter way? i don't know. they are bad in everything, even in just lying but please, the people of syria, i believe in you. i beg you, do not react to what the government is doing. our day of freedom i

are looking to provide athens with a new one hundred thirty billion euro bailout i would call it a lying circus the banks who are trying to save their necks who were put on the line with bad loans to corrupt governments and now the waiting and expecting the european taxpayers to pay their bills especially the bonus bills sure christmas is big in europe but billing of the euro for the sake of the banks is becoming one expensive present the dozens of protests that have rocked the e.u. this year alone are a clear sign of discontent over austerity and endless bailouts and it's highly unlikely the new set of handouts for greece will be greeted with anything to cheer . or g. germany. europe minus the u.k. is now vesting all of its hope on an economic union to dispel the debt troubles but some believe that's not really the miracle cure that it's made out to be international consultant and author adrian. among them siding now with britain believing that the loss of sovereignty will prove to be too much from. in this particular instance i would tend to favor the british position here because brit

and feeding controversy in ukraine lying bank base across the atlantic wars in customers of credit card seen around a famine that killed millions. and the style of the conflict at the russian britain's joint venture. to management reshuffle find out the details in business in twenty minutes. going to live from moscow one pm here on marina joshie police have torn down the last remaining occupy camp in san francisco arresting fifty five people for illegal lodging the towns have been cleared several times but sprung up again when the main occupy encampment in the city was demolished on wednesday arches garnished account has more. we've seen a lot of police activity in the last three months against this occupy movement which has been generally a very peaceful movement it doesn't seem to be new saying the more we hear about dozens of arrests every week we've seen the latest surge on surge of arrests on the west coast fifty five people were arrested over the weekend in san francisco they were protesting in front of a federal reserve building cuddled up on the sidewalk a witness said there had

knew i was lying, but i don't believe my lawyer knew i was lying and i regret not telling him from the forms, and forging other documents. like i said, i made a lot of bad choices and just trusted the wrong person. if i could go back and listen to my instincts again, like i said, i know i wouldn't be here. i regret the day i met michael, and i regret doing everything that i've done to hurt other people, and the pain that i've caused my family. ♪ ♪ >> mastromarino changed his plea to guilty when i guess he realized there was nowhere for him to run. he realized that we had done our homework and we had him, so i think that's what pushed him, but he took us right up to the very end, literally, pretty much on the eve of trial is when he decided to plea. >> why did i decide to plead guilty in the end? i decided to plead guilty because i was guilty, and we were going to go to trial, and i had enough. >> yes, was there a crime. forgery was done and cases were taken without consent, but my intention was never to hurt anyone knowing that the tissue was going to be sterilized and e radiated and a

ly live in the newsroom with the latest in the race for iowa. >> reporter: good morning. the republican hopefuls are vying to unseat ron paul, who just might win. with one week to go, paul continues to enjoy strong support there and other republican contenders are taking aim. the texas congress map has a slight lead over mitt romney in polls while michelle bachmann, rick perry and newt gingrich are playing catch-up. rick santorum is getting new well-timed buzz as well but it is paul who may have the edge. his campaign is organized and energized and right now, political pundits see this as a two-man race. >> all of the talk about the ron paul surge and the support that he has out there, the momentum he has potentially going into these january 3rd caucuses is real. >> he will take new hampshire by storm and do very well there. that will propel him into south carolina where he will have problems. i don't think it is over yet. i still think the southern states are problematic for romney. >> reporter: in new hampshire, the nation's first primary on january 20th, romney maintai

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>> yeah, because low-lying water -- not low-lying water. >> standing water. >> standing water in low-lying areas. it is windy too. >> blowing in the low-lying areas. >> yes. let's take a look at our sentinel satellite-radar. didn't this start yesterday morning around this time as well. >> yes, it did. you couldn't multitask. >> things are moving out of the -- things. what is going on? >> i got you all flustered. >> it should be siesta time. >> that would be good. the clouds have moved out. we've got mostly clear skies and it will be a dry day today. this morning, we do have windy conditions. those wind will gradually diminish as the day progresses. all right. take a look at the temperatures around the region. it is a cold start. put on an overcoat this morning, folks. 36degrees in washington. 37 at quantico. fredericksburg is at 37. in baltimore, it is 35. cambridge, 37 and in martinsburg, west virginia, where they did get some snow, 33 degrees. all right. here is your forecast for today. mostly sunny skies. breezy but nowhere near as mild. our highs today only in the mid- 40s. that is the

>> lying. >> red rover?it for me. ♪ dirty bit >> mazel tov. >> you're on the dance floor at a frat party. ♪ dirty bit ♪ dirty bit >> i want to hear you say yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ i like it that way ♪ baby i like it ♪ baby you like it ♪ oh yes i like it like never before ♪ baby i like it i like it ♪ >> what just happened? >> there is a new study out. >> apparently according to the study. >> another new study. >> i'm exhausted. ♪ >> we've got an epidemic of obesity in our nation. >> we don't need fried kool-aid. >> hurray for hollywood. from shirley temple to amy severalle. ♪ it's suddenly clear in that moment ♪ >> i have a song for everything. >> that is a great story. >> i wish it were true. >> it is! >> it is. it's a true story. >> we have had some fun. vivian is over there. just say hi real quick. just say hey. you're responsible. we love you, we love you, viv. >> thank you. >> she's just mad. viv, have a cookie. oh, well. >> nice try. >> up next, get ready to pop that cork. >>> good morning. getting into

i've been lying to your mother, to you, to the customers, i've been lying to myself. i have an appointment to meet with ike sorkin on monday referring to the family lawyer, and i'm probably going to jail. he broke down then, really sobbing. andrew rose from the ottoman, crossed the room and awkwardly draped an arm around his father for a few seconds. at that, andrew started to cry too. he got up and returned ott ottoman. through his tears he said, but there was all this money. where did it go? the money is gone. i've got 50 million in liabilities. his voice trailed off. andrew stopped. 50 million? 50 billion. andrew now glanced at his brother who hadn't yet said a word. he recognized that look. mark's face was red, his jaw clenched, a vein worked in his temple. i still don't understand. how is all this going to unfold, andrew asked, his mind racing to process what it all meant, how it was going to affect him, what was going to happen. i've got 100 million in cash left, certain accounts i'm going to redeem with that money, friends and family. i have a large redemption

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tim curley and gary schultz are charged with lying to a grand jury investigators. >> penn state officials tim curley and gary schultz are arrived at court this morning in harrisburg, facing perjury charges connected to the jerry sandusky de child sex abuse case. the former penn state athletic director and vice president are accused of lying to the grand jury, telling them that assistant football coach mike mcqueary did not inform them he witnessed sandusky having sex with a boy in a locker room shower in 2002. prosecutors' first witness today, mcqueary who appeared calm on the stand as he described in graphic detail what he saw and heard in the locker room that day. he said he first heard noises coming from the shower, looked in the mirror, saw sandusky behind the boy but he went on to tell the court, "i believe jersey -- i believe jerry was molesting him." his testimony is being contradicted by another grand jury witness, a family friend who said that on the night of the alleged abuse, mcqueary told him he only heard noises. the assistant coach told prosecutors he was shocked by what he