dr mark rogers, a team physician dr mark rogers, a team physician for the hoekies is giving a for thekies is giving a follow up exam. follow up exam. >> eight >> eight to 10-year-olds are to 10-year-olds are getting a lot of hits, some getting a lot of hits, some pretty good g-force. pretty good g-force. gs. gs. >> it's dangerous. >> it's dangerous. >> it's high. >> it's high. a lot of stuff generates a lot of stuff generates changes. changes. they are not doing a lot of head they are not doing a lot of head to head contacts or hitting to head contacts or hitting drills during the week. drills during the week. the fact that he may have had a the fact that he may have had a concussion - does to give you concussion - does to give you reservations about football. reservations about football. >> when your children get >> when your children get injured it makes you think. injured it makes you think. as long as you have programs as long as you have programs like this, where people are like this, where people are trying to help and making sure trying to help and making sure the kids stay as

dr mark rogers, a team physician for the hoekies is giving a follow up exam. >> eight to 10-year-oldsre getting a lot of hits, some pretty good g-force. gs. >> it's dangerous. >> it's high. a lot of stuff generates changes. they are not doing a lot of head to head contacts or hitting drills during the week. the fact that he may have had a concussion - does to give you reservations about football. >> when your children get injured it makes you think. as long as you have programs like this, where people are trying to help and making sure the kids stay as safe as approximately. i wouldn't hesitate putting the play. that would be his decision. >> professor dumis is trying to make the game safer. create safer helmets. >> front, side, back, top impacts. for every test we multiply that by how many times the players sees that in a year. everything comes together, giving you a star rating. the helmets absorb energy better, lower acceleration, lowering risk. >> you have what looks like a helmet canon. what is this modelling different from the other test? >> we are going away from the single lin

. >> reporter: mark rogers of mobile security vendor lookout takes it a step further saying quote, in my world there is no such thing as permanent secured encrypti encryption. i do think people should change their pins as a precaution. damage control is the order of the day both for consumers and for target as it seeks to win back the trust of shoppers. for "nightly business report", i'm dominic chu. >>> wall street stocks ended the day in red but up for the week but investors were focused on the option for the market. the yield topped 3%. it's the first time in two years that treasury yields reached that psychological level. and strategist are mixed on whether higher rates will reaten the bull market and stock. here are the closing numbers for wall street today. the dow lost one point and nasdaq down ten and s&p off a fraction. over in the oil market, crude prices closed over $100 a barrel due to a drop in inventorienven. this is the first time since october that oil closed above the 100-dollar level. >>> shares of twitter got the tweet knocked out of them today. they fell after the

mark rogers is on the website and criticized the website and security functions. >> well overstated. have they made progress? yes. they brought in private sector folks to get it up. it still isn't functioning right. their own cio said 80% functionality is a good day. but the security of this site and the private information doesn't meet even the minimal standards of the private sector. and that concerns me. i don't know if you are for it or against it. we should not tolerate the sheer level of not being able to secure the site. remember how much personal information is there and all of the sites the hub accesses would expose american's personal information in a way that bad. >> this is a big concern of congressman rauogers because hi background is in computer messagi messaging. the one part of the site that worked well is this data hub and that transmits people between the information and agencies. that security hasn't been a problem. there is not any successful hack hackic -- hacking -- attempts. this isn't storing data. it is sending information along and then it is gone. they said

mark rogers from lookout says there's no such thing as permanently strong encryption.y world there's no such thing as permanently secured encryption. one process is called hashing, which turns your p.i.n. into random numbers. it cannot be reversed. rogers says this method is favored by his colleagues in the security industry and believes hashing may end up the gold standard of security one day. >> morgan, thanks. it's enough to make you about to bitcoins, isn't it? >> bill such a cynic. >> not enough? >> such a cynic. prime numbers have a lot to do with digital cryptography. >> you're not going math whiz, are you? >> it's fascinating. >> it is. >> we asked has american express gone too far, too fast? >> abigail doolittle too much, and david thinks this is a stock with much more room to run. david, make your case. >> well, i think american express has, first a great global brand with a reputation for phenomenal customer service. tear producing 15% earnings per share growth and 25% r.o.e. i think they probably have the the -- a bit of a wind at their back with slow but s

and those guys, guys like mark mcgwire and roger clemens had great numbers but being kept out of the fame because people say those numbers were inflated by the p.e.d.'s. the managers wouldn't be going into the hall of fame if they hadn't wonder world series titles influenced by p.e.d.s. there is a double standard going on here? >> the player you can keep out of the hall of 235i78 because the player was 100% in charge of whether he took the p.e.d.s. that's clearly all on the player. the player would not have been the player had it not been for those drugs. but the manager, there are a lot of of reasons why their team won beyond just the one player. >> i'm going to have to disagree with you there, jerry. as an athlete i do think that these things don't happen in isolation. i think a lot of times either the managers or the coaches are very privy to what's happening whether they turn a blind eye to it or whether they i don't want to say facilitate but potentially facilitate these things. i think there is a double standard. i think if there were harsher rules, sanctions and punishments pl

joining us, jan rogers kniffin and mark. is it a bargain day or media hype?of media hype about cyber monday but the deals are fantastic. we're seeing deals start earlier and earlier every year. >> doesn't that mean it's not cyber monday if they start on monday? >> they start on sunday. >> that's not cyber monday. >> today we are seeing fantastic deals. we really are. >> they're better than sunday or tuesday. >> the tech deals significantly decrease on cyber monday. sib other monday is the undefeated champion in clothing and shoe deals. >> jan, what say you? i'm obviously mocking it. >> it was credited in shop.org when people went to work to use the high-speed internet connection. do we care? >> we do care. we're retailers. we love black friday and cyber monday. do i think the deals are only on cyber monday? some are. but some started earlier in the week. black friday deals started last sunday in a lot of cases, in the stores. that's the first year i've seen that to that level. next year we'll open at 6:00, not 8:00. start deals on sunday before black friday.

abc's george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with you house intelligent committee chair mike rogers and senator mark u doll on the new scrutiny the surveillance programs. you can catch it here on" this week ." >>> the weather looks pretty good? >> it actually is. it's quite mild. that's what we are going to be seeing. pretty much no change for the holiday week as we take a look. a live picture of the sutro tower camera toward the bay bridge. you see how clear it is. we have patchy clouds along the post and early morning clouds. i'll have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in a little lit. >> thank you. also saying farewell to the stick. what ground crews are doing as the kickoff nears for what could be the final 49ers game at candlestick park. and the tribute around the city for the [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] [i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want

mark, i wonder why. >> wow you went from kenny rogers to cutie. >> anyway, this is before and after. , that's the before. that's an after. mark, i'm so proud of you, what a great cause and thanks for trusting me. other than shaving my legs, i've never done such a thing and hopefully my last. that's it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall with tmi. go ton our facebook page to show you the whole video of me shaving mark. "the cycle" is up next. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seafood bakes. combinations of your favorite seafood from lobster to crab, shrimp and mussels in a savory broth. try one today, and sea food differently. now, try seven lunch choices at $7.99. sandwiches, salads and more. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave america back a profit. we're here to keep our promises. to help you realize a better tomorrow. from the families of aig, happy holidays. o

stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with you house intelligent committee chair mike rogers and senate committee member senator mark ubahl on the new scrutiny the surveillance programs. you can catch it here on" this week ." >> right here, right now,ly law gullen talking mild weather that will just continue. >> it is, and through the end of the week, as well. let's take a picture of this. a peek from our kgo roof camera toward the bay bridge. we are start to go see a little bit of pitchy fog but we have the light offshore flow that's keeping us really warm across the bay area. it will be a nice game-day forecast, as well as the stick. i'll have that coming up. >> and speaking of the stick, saying so long. what ground crews are doing as the kickoff nears for what could be the final 49ers game at candlestick park. and the tributes around the city for that stadium. ...club...things... r cat foodt sending me coupons for cat food. i'm just not a coupon clipper. i buy what i want to buy. can i get a reward for that? [ brina ] something extra from raley's, bel air, yo. an you get something extra rewards... for buying the

. >> all right, martin rogers, we certainly appreciate it. >> all right, mark, appreciate it. thank you. >>> and now to the search for extraterrestrial life. scientists say it's only time before we confirm that we are not alone. the distance from the sun makes life as we know possible. but earth is not the only planet of its own kind. we're hearing that our galaxy, the milky way, hosts other planets that could host life forms of their own. we could find that life, but first we have the search for e.t.s. >> it's a fascination out of this world. movies, songs, costumes and gatherings, all resolving around, yes, ali yens. the search for extraterrestrial life may be farfetched, but they have grilled scientists of who and what is out there. >> do you think there is life out there? do you think they're studying us, and what do they think of new york city. >> the chance of finding another planet like earth out there with life on it is very high. >> reporter: ten newly discovered planets that could sustain life but scientists say they're not expecting to find bug-eyed aliens. they wan

roger that, sir. >> that was actor mark wahlberg playing the role of a former navy s.e.a.l. in "lone survivor."ember navy s.e.a.l.s were engaged in a firefight with the taliban in afghanistan. this failed mission cost the lives of 19 members of the military including all three members of latrell's team leaving him to continue fighting on his own. now, a group of veterans, some of whom knew the men who died on that mission, had an opportunity to sit in on a special screening in washington, d.c., yesterday. joining me now is patrick murphy who was at yesterday's screening. he's an msnbc contributor and first vet of the iraq war to serve in congress. patrick, what an honor it was to be there. and as an iraq war vet, you certainly have a special connection to so many that wanted to be there to see this film. what was your reaction to it, and how did the fellow vets in that room react to seeing it as well? >> thomas, it was awesome. it was an honor to be there to cover it. and to have those men and women who served our country there, many who served in iraq and afghanistan, as you mentioned, some wh

will rogers did it, johnny carson did it, mark twain did it.tly what catches the people who live in middle america. they get it. and this is not going to be easy, and i think the tea party quite honestly, they can primary whoever they want. the bottom line is they're a shrinking group of people. they don't have the influence and all the polls show that, that they had just three years ago. >> yeah. >> well, victoria, joe sets a new year's resolution. i make one i'm going to read it first and then comment. >> that's right. read it first. >> victoria soto and joe madison, thanks for being here and have a happy new year. >> same to you. >> thank you, rev. >>> coming up, chris christie's denied shutting down a bridge as a political payback. but a scathing new report suggests he may have bullied opponents before. >>> plus beyonce makes a dream come true for a terminally ill girl. it's must see. stay with us. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold a

. >>> let's get a response now from senator mark udall, senator, thank you for joining us this morning. you just heard chairman rogershere, he said that he's not idea to sign on to this idea of sending the phone records, having them to stay with private phone records rather than the federal government collect them, your response? >> the arguments for the status quo, george, fell apart this week in washington. i do find it interesting that chairman rogers, whom i respect, when the presidential panel agrees with him, he says it's a great panel. when he doesn't agree, he says it's manned by three law professors. as if those law professors don't have an understanding of the constitutionality of what we have been doing. i would point out that the panel was actually manned by people who are highly respected, who have deep experience in the role of intelligence and surveillance and national security, i get up every day, george, as a member of the intelligence committee to do two things, to protect the american people and protect the bill of rights. the nsa is overreached. we need to move to adopt the recommendations of the

roger rodas. the car they were in was going very fast and now police are looking for surveillance video for clues. this is something else authorities are looking into. skid markske these to find out if they came from the car paul walker was in or from someone else on this road known for fast driving. that car they were in, a porsche ka repair ra, it sells for more than $400,000, goes from zero to 25 in less than ten seconds and can reach 205 miles per hour. auto week magazine says even professional drivers call it scary to handle. just watch the host of the car show top gear driving on a race track. porsche says it's cooperating with the investigation. as fast and furious fans continue to flock to the crash site, walker's family grieves. >> we lost a spirit. we lost a person that he had a way about him. i'm devastated. >> reporter: all mourning the loss of an actor who loved fast cars on and off the big screen. cecilia vega, abc news, california. >>> his 15-year-old daughter wrote on her facebook page, i loved him even before i knew what love was. he was my hero. >>> and next right here tonight, to catch a thief. who nabbed that expensive camera and dropped it

roger that. ♪ >> you see this? a gunfight. ♪ >> push yourself further. >> feels good, right? >> you are never out of the fight. peter berg, ais marklberg, and marcus luttrell. he is the author and a device. -- and advise. the -- and advisor. the paperback. let me start with the idea of how you found this and what it is you wanted to do and why you wanted to make a movie and how did you approach marcus. filmwas working on another about four years ago called "hancock." my partner came to me and said you have to read this book. i was not in a position to focus. i said i would agree when i was done and she said her right now. went into the trailer and started reading. i locked the door and finished the book. i heard there was this guy, marcus luttrell, who was in hollywood taking meetings. i said to put me on the list. i got to him and spent time with him and showed me -- odum so my work. we had a long dinner. at the end, he said you can do it. i wanted toything, give people the opportunity to to getarcus does so well off of our busy cycles, turn off the computer's, and pay respects are more thanho statistics. they are the very best a

roger. >> a photo shows walker next to the car just before he left a charity event and minutes before the deadly accident. mark shows us how he's being remembered by friends and the film industry. >> reporter: paul walker's "fast and furious" co-star was among those grieving in a makeshift memorial. it was in the same location where a day earlier, a firy crash killed him and his friend. >> they tried everything they could to get him out of the car. they couldn't. there was nothing they could do. >> reporter: walker seen here alongside the sports car minutes before the crash before leaving a fund-raiser. >> he connected with so many people, young and old. paul never thought anybody was beneath him. >> reporter: walker and his "fast and furious" co--stars made a video. filming had been slated to continue this week with the movie in theaters next summer. now, film makers face unexpected challenges as they move forward. >> to address his death sensitively and to finish a film that is extremely important to the studio and frankly to paul walker's fans. >> reporter: still set for release is his film, "hours," a dram

roger says that kid should be jailed, period. money talks. that judge should be removed. mark, not being taught right from wrong, why won't being poor not knowing right from wrong work as well? pandora's box opened real wide. you're right, sir. michelle tweets, that killed kid that killed four people with car should be jailed and work five years sweeping floors. anything to add? >> this judge put another young man in jail for 10 years killing one person with a punch. so -- >> get the judge out of here. connell, it's yours. connell: stuart, thank you very much. big hour planned. you can forget about the honeymoon if you're janet yellen. at some point the federal reserve whether this week or next year has to start pulling money off the table. already that is bringing out the critics for the new presumptive new fed chair. >>> the winkelvoss brothers are not going away. they continue to talk their book on bitcoin of all things. our friend brian wesbury, apparently reading from a completely different book of the he will be here to counter the twins. >>> t. boone pickens will be her

roger rodas. but authorities revealed this -- the car they were in was going very fast. and now police are looking for surveillance video for clues. this is something that authorities are looking into -- skid marksme from the car that paul walker was in or someone else on this road known for fast driving. the car they were in, a porsche carrera gt. one of the fastest out there. it sells for more than $400,000. and goes zero to 125 in less than ten seconds and can reach 205 miles an hour. "auto week" magazine says professional drivers call it scary to handle. watch the host of "talk gear" -- "top gear" driving on a racetra racetrack. >> you need to be awake to drive this fast. >> reporter: porsche says it is cooperating with the investigation. as "fast & furious" fans continue to flock to the crash site, walker's family continues to grieve. >> we lost a spirit. we lost a person that -- he had a way about him. i'm devastated. >> reporter: all morning the loss of an actor who loved fast cars, on and off the big screen. cecilia vega, abc news, valencia, california. >> so incredibly difficult for everybody. he touched so many people. he was doing all of these movies. >> universally liked. >> he was u

mark in 2013. at 2 p.m. it is fox news sunday. guests include former vermont governor democrat howard dean, house intelligence committee chairman thompson mike rogers and california democratic representative adam schiff, also a member of the house intelligence committee. cnn's state of the union follows at 3 p.m. with a year and look at the top political moments of 2013. finally at four, it is face a nation from cbs with bart kelman at the washington post and jess lynn ray deck of the government accountability project and also michael hayden, director of the national security agency. doctors aren't c-span radio. they're brought to as a public service by the networks and c- span. again come a rebroadcast of the shows begin at noon eastern with --'s "meet the press," 1:00, at three, cnn's state of union and finally at 4 p.m. eastern time, face the nation from cbs. listen to them all on c-span radio, heard on 90.1 fm, here in the washington dc area. across the country on xm satellite radio channel 120. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at these and radio.org. -- at c-span radio.org. >> a lot of new things. life into f