frank marshall davis to personal the example of frank marshall davis. i spent four years on this one. i won't take you through the entire four year sojourn i promise you. frank marshall davis is relevant because he was -- choosing my words carefully, a mentor to the current president of the united states, barack obama. that was in 1970. in hawaii. i first started reading about frank marshall davis and obama in 2007/2008. i heard conservatives on talk radio and bloggers elsewhere, saying he was a communist party member. he influenced obama and meanwhile i am hearing this stuff and have spread all over my desk all these committee reports. senate judiciary committee run by democrats, house committee on internal security and american activities, almost always -- these people ran these committees were democrats. chris dodd's father. francis walter, jack kennedy was an anticommunist on some of these committees. so i hear this and i am thinking what does he really believed? and how close was he to obama? august 2nd, 2008. davis was a constant figure in obama's

frank marshall davis, the example of frank marshall davis. i spent about four years on this one, and it won't take you to the entire four years sojourner i promise you. but, frank marshall davis is relevant right now because he was, choosing my words carefully, a mentor, a mentor to the current president of the united states, barack obama. that was in obama's years in the latter 1970s in hawaii. and i first started reading about frank marshall davis and obama 2007-2008. i heard conservatives on talk will come on blogs and elsewhere saying frank marshall davis is economies, a communist party member, take it to the bank, this guy is economies. while i'm hearing all of the stuff i had spread all over my desk, all this committee reports, right, senate judiciary committee run by democrats by the way. house committee and internal security is run by democrats. house committee on un-american activities almost always on but democrats. chris dodd father, thomas dodd, right? frances walter, representative i court, jack candy was an anti-communist -- jac

but for marshall, 32, the situation quickly got worse. an officer found signs of alcohol consumption, allegedly in his cadillac, and open beer cans. >> not ok. not acceptable. >> mary beth kennedy, a next- door neighbor, finds the allegations troubling. >> it should not happen. they should be setting the example. it is not ok. >> fairfax county authorities say he declined to perform a field sobriety test and would not provide a breath test. he now faces a felony drug charges. >> that is unfortunate. he has put away a few people that done such a thing. >> no one answered the door at his home. william county prosecutor says he is not suspending marshall. i'm going to keep him on. it is unfortunate break things like this happen in life, annie is not been convicted. >> that is not a good example to set. >> he says he has never had any problems with marshall before and said the purchase said belongs to a family member. we could not contact marshall tonight. he is free on his own recognizance. he faces a court hearing in january. >>> we are one

the exact number of air marshals is classified. the government will only say there are thousands, their identities secret. nine years after 9/11, the air marshals insist the service has matured and evolved to match the constantly changing terrorist threat. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: while half the new recruits have some law enforcement background, the rest are former lawyers, students, stockbrokers, even teachers. 27-year-old britney is just finishing the academy and undercover. this could mean you come face-to-face with a terrorist. >> it could. >> reporter: are you ready for that? >> i'm ready, absolutely. >> this is ridiculous. i can't believe this. >> reporter: today, being ready means an intense focus on behavioral recognition. >> sir, how are you? >> none of your business how i am. >> reporter: watching for the signs of stress, fear and deception that could give away a criminal or terrorist and then striking up a conversation. >> going to orlando too, huh? >> yeah, i am. >> this is about behaviors. they ar

>> as you all know, the german marshall fund vehicle very kind to provide us with this -- has been very kind to provided us with this opportunity to have four of their european experts in bicycle planning, bicycle implementation and bicycle programs and they are experts on all aspects of the bicycle. and here in san francisco, you know, we are at this point trying to after a hiatus of three years because of court-ordered injunctions trying to implement our bike plan. so we all a collective goal, i believe, to increase the environmental and nick sustainability of the world around us that we participate in and especially in san francisco, but we do have a special responsibility because this place provides us with the opportunity that most other places don't. the geometry and geography of san francisco is up that it is easier for us being in a city of short trips to veil ourselves to other alternatives to the car. so when we want to reclaim the street and the public right-of-way and the public realm for people and basic human needs of access to the humanities that urban environments provid

shrank and felt marshall was not doing his share of the heavy lifting. that's his perception. he was extraordinarily reluctant to talk about this publicly. he believe of -- he believed justice marshall never got his due for his achievements, and he felt it was racism, and he didn't want to take anything away from what was justice marshall's due. he didn't like to talk publicly or give speeches. he became more reclusive, but justice brennan would constantly when invited, give talks to honor the legacy of justice marshall because he believed so strongly in that. i think he was reluctant to talk about it, and it was a matter of great sensitivity, and i hope we handled it with the sense icht it deserves. >> this is a moment of true confession, and i have many present and former law students in the room, so i'll deny saying any of this. [laughter] but, you know, law professors are obsessed with teaching students about three-part tests and four-party tests, and two-prong analysis and things that the supreme court has focused on over the years, and i think part

perhaps with smaller money, but marshall had finally made their way to poland. this is a source of a great satisfaction, with the president of free poland. i can speak about poland, and the future of trans-atlantic relations. because, the polish people, especially from the generation -- we have always known about this. we have known about the freedom, even when this is fraught with difficulties. this is the response, when we regained freedom in 1989, after a very difficult struggle. there was a solitary movement -- solidarity movement, and they introduced a program for the reconstruction of the states, and they also had a great idea, what were the western european structures were, and the economy. this was not an easy way. poland regained freedom, with the common system -- and this was not able to fight anymore, because you had to set forth the marshall plan. this is something that they did not know. they did not know how to act with this change. they were risking the destruction to guarantee life. there were getting out of the warsaw pact. i would like to thank

labeouf has a point, marshal. it is an unfair leg up in any competition to shoot your opposite number. >> damn it, i do not accept it as a given that i did shoot labeouf. there were blenty of guns going off. >> i heard the rifle and i felt the ball! you missed your shot, cogburn. >> missed my shot! you are more handicapped without the eye than i without the arm. >> i can hit a gnat's eye at 90 yards. that i running cheap shells on me again. >> i thought you was going to say the sun was in your eyes. that is to say, your eye. >> rose: (laughs) is this a comedy? what is this? >> well, in our movies you're allowed to laugh. i don't know if i would call it a comedy. there's a lot of funny stuff in it. it's a very funny novel. >> rose: how did you find mat mattie? >> oh, man, this is... >> rose: steinfeld, she's all of 13. >> she turns 14 in two days. >> it's a needle in a haystack thing when you're looking for a young actress like that. you... obviously they're... the list of knowns that can play the part are... is ve

john marshall and patrick henry r. the case of the virginians against the british creditors.ot and then ultimately what i got up to the level of the supreme, court, the last of the virginia defenses were struck down in 1796, after jay was off the >ourse. >> i have a> question for you actually. nt wa you describe perhaps your research process and the steps he went through and what was tho actually motivated you to choos, john jay specifically has a your subject? hit a and during that process, during your research did you hit a gold mine of materials or was it kind of like scattered around in the. riverbed? firt >> okay, i didn't start with john jay.ths f write afirst had this sort of flash of light in hong kong but i was going to write a book, it las merely i needed to doy something serious with my life. ansd they started and can actually about some topics in the civild war era. i couldn't find anything inha that. that hadn't been done. i then moved back by governor moore's which looks like it should be announced gouver

frank marshall davis. i spent about four years on this one, and i won't take you through the entire four years, i promise you, but he is relevant right now because he was, using my words carefully, a mentor to the current president of the united states, barak obama. now, that was in obama's years in the latter 1970s in hawaii, and i first started reading about frank mar shall davis in 2008. i heard conservatives on talk radios saying he was a communist party member. take it to the bank, he influenced obama. while hearing all of this stuff, i have spread all over my desk all these committee reports, senate judiciary committee, run by democrats, house committee on americans also run by democrats. chris dodd's father, thomas dodd, representative eye court, jack kennedy was an anticommunist on some of these committees. i'm hearing this and thinking what does davis really believe, and how close was he to obama? august 2, 2008, "ap" piece. davis was a constant figure in obama's early life. he was an important in

. >>> another record fall at bwi thurgood marshall. the airport announced nearly 2 million passengers passed through in october. this october was the 6th straight monthly record for passenger traffic at bwi

so when george marshall got back to washington, d.c. and be checked with the army, he learned that this could not happen. the waacs were an auxiliary. they were not in the army. marshall paid out of his pocket for the gear that he had promised he would replace as well as to ship it back to africa. now, the waacs had no protection of the geneva convention, no military life insurance, no veterans' benefits, no g.i. bill and no dependents' benefits. edith north rogers crafted the women's army corps bill, the wac, and introduced it into congress in 1943. it passed into law in july 1943. the waacs had to rejoin the women's army corps through a three-month window. the women's army corps lost 25% of those women who had been in the auxiliary because they had, the army had changed the physical examination standards. there had been a major slander campaign which you can read about in our book, "a few good women," and there were families and boyfriends and husbands that did not want these women to go into the women's army corps. after world war ii

fairfax here, we're in front of marshall elementary. we'll continue to watch the conditions throughout the area and as pamela mentioned, you can watch the school closings at the top and bottom of your screen. >> thank you, courtney. we have a similar scene in bethesda, maryland. streets mostly clear but side streets, snow and ice. of course this is what streets look like in the strict. just like everywhere else. many of the main roads clear, still slush and ice on those side streets. it was a tough trip for some amtrak customers. a train was stranded for several hours after water fell on to the track. crews resolved the problem a short time ago. >> you could encounter some problems if you're trying to fly today. all three of the regional airports are open but officials say there could be flight delays and cancellations so you should check with your airline before heading to the airport. we're going to check in with adam and ali where you can get up to the minute school closings at tbd.com, the online home of abc 7 news. >> on this vote,

the fire marshal is checking the building for structural safety. >> just about 5:20 now. no major problems on the roads. >> not right now. we have the issue that was a concern. highway 4 eastbound. someone was pushing the car off the roadway. now westbound, the direction is moving fine at the 67 and 65. 67 should change in the next 20 minutes. watch as the speeds come down through the area. meanwhile, the benicia and carquinas bridges are looking nice. opposite direction towards the sacramento and roseville area. don't all stop at the mall at the same time. that will be an issue. if you are heading up there, bring your chains. the sierra has the snow. looking at westbound 80 off of the bridge. the commute direction is smooth. 880 through oakland and an easy drive. a lighter volume of traffic and looking at a live shot outside and we will see how the approach is. things are drying out as far as the roadways, but overnight a high wind advisory issued by the chp. rob said there is still storms in the area and things will change. we have the forecast coming up. >> now on sale

in that process, thurgood marshall has a very high asian population at that school. understanding that they went up 67% when we started the tour de in that community. also people do not understand that by creating the program -- the art work around the southeast plant is artwork from the children from bayview hunters point and the southeast sector. there are some great things that have occurred. the other thing that has happened there is that we have created the relationship with the city san francisco city college. we met with the chancellor and also met and helped enforce the relationship with the community and the trustees in city college. those are things people do not see we are doing. we're creating a way to give access. they do parking in front of the community college. tickets are given their at a certain time. we do our cleaning at the time when much of the students are there. we're changing the flavor of the community, and with the garden program and all of those things that i think folks have not had a time to take a look at. the task force -- how the task

please congratulate janet from thurgood marshall. [applause] >> i did not know quite how to start this, but i want to thank my staff, my paraprofessionals because without them, i would not be here, and my husband who put up with is all these years, and i have a student here as well that i used to teach, and she was one of the people that inspired me to write what i did. thank you. [applause] this is why i do what i do. because lovely moments like that our california lists, and i always thought it would be really fun to have a book called "a day in a lot of special education," because we have some stories. anyway, thank you, everybody, for this wonderful award. is what to do everything i can to enhance our students learning. thank you so much. [applause] >> another bookzine 50 delegates are last digits one month of june is tanya delajara. herbal, when she started her teaching career was stiff and scarlatina students to become front, biliterate, and by cultural citizens -- her goal when she started. she recognizes that education is a c

general marshall -- >> per year? >> yes. general marshall said that he was our bet source of information on german intentions. he was our best agent, an unwitting agent, albeit, and for the president, it was not simply peeking at the other fella's hands, it was like holding the other fella's hands. >> the president is in the oval office and every day they bring in these oshima messages. did the japanese ever find out that the president knew all this stuff? >> it's really extraordinary. in 1942, after the battle of midway, the "chicago tribune" front paged a story which practically blew the secret, the headline read, in effect, navy knew japanese war plan. well, how else would we have known it? the story's virtual saying we're ekinthe japanese code. astonishingingly, while any cab driver in chicago could have drawn that conclusion, the japanese considered their code unbreakable. they used the same compromised code to the end of the war >> you mentioned the "chicago tribune." again, i want to try to relate to the atmosphere we

today about 20 degrees below that number at just 28 at bwi marshall. it felt colder with the winds. 29, your 2-degree guaranteed forecast. our winner, cristity from crofton. you get an abc2 storm umbrella. get your name to abc2news.com. when we come back, we'll talk about the cold. >>> now that you have slots in anne arundel county how about time for the developers now to take a chance to pull the handle for slots in baltimore city? the baltimore business journal reporting that the maryland gaming commission could begin looking at new proposals for a new casino in baltimore by february. the only holeup, a appeal by a toronto developer because its proposal to build a slots parlor near m&t m&t bank stadium was rejected. could be may or june before a hearing is held on that appeal. >>> maybe once that casino opens you win enough to buy a condo at the ritz-carlton in baltimore. the author of "the hunt for red october" bought some condos and put them together to form a penthouse suite. features four bedrooms and six bathrooms >>> for decades, from every cor

chris: they're back in iran. >> they're not pursued by marshalls. chris: when we come back, the big question of the week, who doesanel call the person of the year for 2010. we have duffy here from "time" by the way. be right back. [ mom ] my son only wanted one toy this year. i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of my holiday shopping on citi specials. with the money i saved, i bid online -and got exactly what he wanted. -a robosan 4000! [ television ] introducing the new robosan 5000. [ mom ] at least for now. [ male announcer ] make your happy holiday stories come true with citi specials. what's your story? citi can help you write it. chris: welcome back, our big question who is your nominee for person of the year, david? >> it's painful to say this but i would say julian assange the head of wikileaks. the release of the wikileaks documents is one of those game changing events about public information and the way the

he happens to be our own german marshall fellow. honorable davis chiu. [applause] >> good morning. it is a real pleasure for me to be here for a number of reasons. first of all, a couple of years ago i was honored to be part of a group of american policy folks that was invited under the german marshall foundation to go to europe and to meet with policymakers in brussels and other points in europe to share ideas that we had from the united states. and it was a remarkably fruitful exchange and i think many of us that went on that trip brought back ideas to the united states that we are trying to legislate here locally. i'm also excited to see all of you here in part because some of you know, i'm one member of the board that doesn't have a car, that rides my bicycle many days of the week -- [applause] >> and like all of you, i think we are remarkably excited about the fact that the bike plan is moving forward, the fact that today is the start of the trial on market street, the fact that we are really moving our city's biking agenda forward. and i think with those of our friends from e

he asked george marshall if he would have it under his name. it became the marshall plan. it was very unpopular. truman called in a lot of republicans. they gradually got public support. one of its proudest moments came when the marshall plan would to a vote on the floor of the house and heat stood up on one side of the aisle in favor of this democratic plan. on the other side of the aisle was another freshman member standing up in favor, john f. kennedy. the importance of american politics is when the chips are down, we stand up together. that was the spirit of the world war oii generation. [applause] >> i wonder if some of the worst of it is in the echo chamber. maybe america does not reflect what we are seeing on television or hearing on the radio. there is a media component. >> one of the most fascining feelings that i have heard of our show was when pat buchanan and tom brokaw started talking in 2009 during the health-care debate. i sd, you guys cover the civil rights struggle, 1968. chicago was on fire. that was about as bad as it had gotten, right? pat buchanan said

that's at bwi-marshall. here in south towson and north side of baltimore city, the snow worked back in. we have 32 with 15-mile-per- hour winds. that winter weather advisory for a lot of us this morning west of the bay, ar. harford, baltimore and county and city. carroll county, howard towards anne arundel pushes west around the district through northern virginia. and this goes through nine with a few bands of some light to moderate snow as temperatures are cooling down. initially, the road are wed wet but the road may freeze up. that's the main concern this morning the not really anything heavy. but enough of a burst of snow it could stick on the car tops and landscaping. the grassy surfaces and whatnot that is not road because the roads are warmer. however, as we start to generate colder air, and we have one band of snow basically from about white marsh down 95, through the east and south portion of baltimore city, including brooklyn park and glen bernie andand anne arundel county is coming down at a good

but brenda marshall got the credit.o i guess i want to probe a little bit was this an accident of history there was too much ego, too much ambition that having all four of these men on the court in the of diminishing all of them? it seems like a deeply sad, maybe i'm just projecting, but it seems they all ended up not feeling that they had achieved the greatness they hoped for. am i over reading? >> guest: i guess i don't see it as sending as a tragedy because of brown v board of education. dÉtente won a chance, these four justices who hated each other and disagreed all the time, to actually agree on something, and they did agree on something and the was the abolition of segregation of the fee in the constitution. and that was, is and if you probably all always will be the greatest moment in history. it didn't come easily to them. they had to argue, compromise their principles in certain ways that they were there and participate and jackson was sick in the hospital with heart attacks which he would shortly thereafter do

dwi marshall airport also charges for wireless internet access. an airport spokesperson tells the examiner it is exploring the free wi-fi option as well. >>> and you will soon be able to y from dwi marshall to newark, new jersey on southwest airline. the discount carrier announced it will start offering nonstop flights on june 5th. we found tickets online for just $49. southwest also announced that it is purchasing new, largerlanes that can eventually pa the way for international flights. the airline plans to administrational service when it completes the purchase of air tran airways,hich flies to 34exco and the caribbean. southwest is so popular with those free baggage. a lot of people signing up for international flights. >> and great meals if you love peanut

you to the land of the cossacks to test the bravery of the marshall and there. but first an investigation is underway into how moscow airports dealt with the bad weather conditions that stranded thousands of people flights are slowly getting back on schedule after days of delays and cancellations airports are working hard to clear the backlog but many people are still waiting for their flights freezing rain ruptured power cables leaving the largest airport dead of all without electricity for hours at another hubei stop runways many many planes couldn't take off frustrated passengers who said they hadn't gotten any information about their flights reportedly tried to break through passport control many people had both airports complained they weren't given enough food or water or hotel beds that they were promised. almost seven and a half billion dollars were regularly spent on construction in the russian capital these are the preliminary findings by the russian government auditors on how state funds were used over the past two years when you're luzhkov was still

army sergeant is facing court marshalls to incidents in afghanistan.saf sergeant sergeant brahm is charging of taking photographs of casualties. the five charges he faces could result in nine years behind bars. no date has been set yet for his court marshall. >>> a group that is against the proposed new gang injunction road together in bicycles today. the city is seeking an injunction that would bar 45 people identified by police as members of a street gang from associated with each other. recruiting members or possessing drugs. those opposed say they understand that safety is an issue but say injunctions are in e if he can táeu and misguided. >> this is a method of racial profiling. this is a way of pushing our communities out of our neighborhoods. >> reporter: city officials say that the majority of killings in the fruit vale area are associated by the street gang targeted in the injunction. >>> right now you request put a gun if your luggage then check that luggage. but if you're taking am track you cannot take an a gun. >> reporter: the new bill wo

bwi marshall, 20 degrees as well. a lot of teens as you head out the door. winds are still out of the north and west. they've let up a little bit but still not comfortable out there. there is your satellite-radar. much quieter than yesterday. yesterday, we had the stream of snow coming down from lake erie. today, just a few clouds out there and more sunshine than yesterday. still going to be very brisk and blustery out there with winds out of the north and west with winds gusting to about 30 miles per hour. a little clipper system on the way for tomorrow. i'll have those at the tails which could include a period of light snow around -- i'll have those details which could include a period of light snow around here. >>> we want to get a check on traffic. hopefully a lot quieter today. >> i think so. what a difference a day makes. you don't want to take anything for granted out there on the roads. yesterday afternoon, a little light shopping. i noticed there were still some icy patches out there in the parking lots. proceed with caution. anything that looks wet

army sergeant is facing court marshalls to incidents in afghanistan.saf sergeant sergeant brahm is charging of taking photographs of casualties. the five charges he faces could result in nine years behind bars. no date has been set yet for his court marshall. >>> a group that is against the proposed new gang injunction road together in bicycles today. the city is seeking an injunction that would bar 45 people identified by police as members of a street gang from associated with each other. recruiting members or possessing drugs. those opposed say they understand that safety is an issue but say injunctions are in e if he can táeu and misguided. >> this is a method of racial profiling. this is a way of pushing our communities out of our neighborhoods. >> reporter: city officials say that the majority of killings in the fruit vale area are associated by the street gang targeted in the injunction. >>> right now you request put a gun if your luggage then check that luggage. but if you're taking am track you cannot take an a gun. >> reporter: the new bill wo

marshal. >> that weighs bum little with me.y. >> won't be stopping at boarding houses where there's warm beds and hot grub on the table. i'll be traveling fast, eating light. little sleeping is done will take place on the ground. >> well, i have slept out at night before. father took me and little frank coon hunting last summer on the penny jean. we were in the woods all night. we sat around a big fire and all told ghost stories. we had a good time. >> coon hunting? this ain't no coon hunt. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations, you knocked it out of the park. great job. >> thank you. >> jimmy: great acting. hailee steinfeld, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "true grit" is in theaters on wednesday. joshua topolsky joins us next. there he is in the bud light lime green room. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we've saved people a lot of money on car insurance. feels nice going into the holidays. ohhhh.... will you marry me? oooh, helzberg diamonds. yeah, well he must have saved some money with geico. reminds me of the gecko

marshall got the credit.uess i want to probe a little that was this an accident of history that there was too much ego, too much ambition that having all four of these men on the court in to the diminishing all of them? i mean it's just seems like a deeply sad, and maybe i am just projecting but it seems like there the in the feeling they didn't achieve the great christmas. am i over reading? >> guest: i guess i don't see it as ending purely as a tragedy because of brown v board of education. so, does have one chance before the justices who hated each other and it is agreed all the time to actually agree on something, and they did agree on something and that was the abolition of the segregation in the constitution, and that was, is and always will be the greatest moment in the history of the supreme court and they participated. it didn't come easily to them. they had to argue and compromise their principles in certain ways that they were all there and participated in the justice jackson who was in the hospita

we are right in front of marshall road elementary school. you can see the sheen off the road which will cause problems for drivers. fairfax schools are operated on a two-hour delay. it is not just this robot other neighborhood roads. we have been keeping an eye out. we have yet to seize now applies come on the neighborhood rose. vdot says their main priority is the major commuter lanes to get in and out of the city. >>> thank you. ben eisler is a live in bethesda. >> because it is friday, we will have fun here. this is the word of the day. courtney robinson is cooler than we are here so she is making fun. we saw our first salt trucks for the work of the day is " mitigate." that is a lesson in severity. -- that is to lessen in severity barry we have not seen many salt trucks or snowplows like yesterday. this is wilson lane which is completely clear very the problem has been the side streets. the road to the left as part still pretty covered in snow. it is troublesome for drivers trying to get through. on the above all, despite montgomery scho

marshall. 37 the high. inner harbor 36. these temperatures milder than we've seen. still way below the high of 45. we won't be close to that in the next few days. 17 and 23. yesterday morning was quite a bit colder than this monk where you have a temperature of 23 at annapolis. camebridge 19. same at edgewood. out in western maryland, temperatures are in the teens this morning. here is that high pressure that's suppressing this storm to the south. a couple impulses along the front. the development will occur off shore along the carolina coast. then instead of going up the coast, it looks like it will go out to sea. it is a good thing. more of a miss than hit. more storms lined up. here's one on the west coast coming in. lots of snow. several feet of snow. three, four, five feet of snow in the sierra. mountains of california. that impulse will be traveling across the u.s. quickly over the next few days. so we will see a series of these come across the u.s. and aim at us. very cloudy skies late. 33 to 38 the high p insta-weather futurecast shows a concentration of moi

the great stop about tj maxx and marshals is you can find something for everyone on your list. there is everything. get creative. everything from make -- making a chef's basket. i did that for $30. if your friend is a painter, you will find something like a paint set. look how fabulous this is for $15. >> that's beautiful. >> and then, you know, the other thing about -- besides getting creative, is at this point in the game, think of come fort. everyone wants come fort during the winter season. sheets are a great buy. they are $39. people will love you for that. if you see something like this that makes you squeal, and my aunt is going to love me when i give her this, but this is a fantastic bag -- >> wow. >> -- $5 and this was $350. that was my most sbensive buy. you can -- always getting a holiday gift is great if it's liquor. but don't just walk in with a bottle of booze. there is a great set. this was $9. look at this. this will make you a fantastic martini. since you have never had one, i'll make you one. >> that's cool. look at this champagne bottle. do you wear it and dr

henne to brandon marshall the only touchdown of the day. this one looked to be a touchdown but holmes unable to bring it in for the jets. a drop in the end zone. couple of nick folk fieldgoals. carpenter with a fieldgoal as well for miami. the miami dolphins have just 131 total yards, yet tony sparano's team is leading mark sanchez an the jets 10-6 with just over five minutes to play. >> dan: santonio holmes is 42 yard reception, key to that last drive, longest drive of the afternoon but the jets again out of the end zone could only manage the fieldgoal from folk. >> ian: folk will now kick it off. nolan carroll is back deep for miami standing at his own 3 yard line. 10-6. returnable for carroll from the two. avoids two tackles then brings it out across the 25 yard line for miami. 24-yard return. for those of you expect tongue see "60 minutes" you're watching the nfl on cbs, dolphins and jets. the rest of our cbs crew, miami on top of the jets 10-6. "60 minutes" will be seen immediately after the game except on the west coast where it will

marshal cohen, thank you very much. we appreciate it. again, merry post-christmas to you. >>> now, for a check of the morning's other top stories, here's ron claiborne. hey, ron. >> good morning. good morning to you, dan. good morning, everyone. president obama took a christmas day break from his vacation in hawaii to spend part of the day with some marines at their base in hawaii. the president and the first lady, michelle obama, dropped by the base mess hall during dinner yesterday. this is the third year that the obamas have visited the marine base during christmas. >>> and, meanwhile, tens of thousands of u.s. troops spent another christmas in afghanistan. the top american commander there, general david petraeus, visited american forces in this, the tenth year of the afghan war. many of the troops stationed throughout that country were able to enjoy a brief respite from the war. more from abc's mike boettcher. >> reporter: the war could wait for one day, christmas day. >> there you go. >> thanks. >> merry christmas. >> reporter: sold

planted for them and help them with their nutrition project, but i would like to present the thurgood marshall high school a check for $1,000. from cost to you, -- from us to you, thank you so much. [applause] we would also like to present to san francisco city coalition at $5,000 tool donation. [applause] now, lowe's would like to have the mayor and district supervisor do our board cutting ceremony. [applause] mayor newsom: congrats, everybody. worked out. worked out for the neighborhood as well. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to get rid of? >> why throw it away when you can reuse it? >> it can be filtered out and used for other products.

there's john marshall. jim: the san diego time-out. another run by bush for two.t, san diego. so while they take a time-out here, we go to new york for an update. james brown? james: reggie wayne of indianapolis with five clutch catches on this scoring drive. sets up a second and goal. james takes it across for the score. colts with 2 1/4-quarter points to tie it up. it's now in overtime. jim nantz and dan fouts. jim: all right, james, thank you. a wild one there. tonight on cbs it's all new beginning with "60 minutes" followed by new episodes of "the amazing race" "undercover boss," and "csi: miami." tonight, only cbs. so the chargers have one time-out remaining. oakland will have a third and four coming out of the huddle here at 2:43. bush for a third straight carry. has the fist -- first. to all but put this game away. only one time-out again for san diego and a new set of downs for the raiders. the raiders have not won here since december of 2002. it was a super bowl season for them. charlie garner scoring there. zach crockett. tyrone wheatley. rich gannon was

marshal wants to pu tyou ot you on the payroll . >> this in the afternoon chasing around drought santa clauses. -- drunk santa clauses. [laughter] >> it wasn't me. >> anit was quite the scene, i tell you. item number 4. >> routine administrative business. >> just a reminder that next week closing commission meeting will be a medal of valor ceremony. it will be at 5:00 p.m. december 15 at the mission bay conference center. 1675 owens street. >> that is part of the new mission bay complex. i strongly urge the public to be present havre the award of these metals of valor to the officers. there are several gold medals and bronze medals. their heroism is just incredible and there will be a full presentation. i encourage everybody to attend. >> are we also dark on of the twenty second at 29? in-house-- 22nd and 29th? i just wanted to let everybody know. and >> we were looking in january. we will post that since we have it. we have been the contact of northern station. and with reference to line item b, consideration for future commission meetings. i think we have picked a february 2 for the