if this is the force of the punch, this is the mass of-- mass coming in. in a bar room brawl, this would be the mass of the guy's arm multiplied by the speed. so you saw-- [makes sounds] my arm got momentum. it hits. [makes sounds] the momentum stops, the momentum changes. the momentum changes because there's an impulse acting. that impulse-- that's the impact, huh? that impulse is gonna be force multiplied by time equals a change in the mass of the arm times the speed. but that's a bar room brawl, the heavyweight champion of the world. you wouldn't put an m for the mass of his arm because the heavyweight champion of the world doesn't punch like that, doesn't punch with his arms. the heavyweight champion of the world punches from about the ankles up. oh. oh. okay? the whole mass of the body is in there-- [makes sounds] --from here up. and you take the mass of the whole person then times the speed. honey, that's a humongous momentum. and that momentum is coming at you. now, you gotta stop it. and someone says to you, "hey, well, "you might as well get it ov

of course, the highlight of the night will be the evening mass, midnight mass, starting in about an houris so beautiful behind you, connor. thank you very much. >>> of course, it is already christmas day in some parts of the world. santa claus have his reindeer hard at work dropping off presents. we have the santa tracker. >>> as kids across the nation dream about what santa is about to bring them, it is already christmas in some parts of the world. that means st. nick has been busy. trackers at norad are watching his every move. we have twitter feed up on the news deck. tweeting out updates on santa's location. last spotted jerusalem. how about that? i wonder if connor powell saw him. norad also set up a santa tracker website. more than 22 million people logged on last year. and we have a link for that at foxnews.com. here is the website's live stream if you are wondering why norad gets involved. it dates back to 1955 when the newspaper invited children to call santa. but it list ad military phone number by mistake. instead of disappointing curious children, commanders said they were ha

and he's showing that tonight as he preaches and celebrates the mass at st.asilica. >> and that's interesting you say that, because i want to ask you this, father beck. one of the things that the pope is talking about, and i think it's sort of a message that goes far beyond catholicism. a lot of people can connect with it. he talks, if he's talking, sort of, i guess showing quietness in the mass as we heard bishop o'connell say. one of his messages for christmas is to tone down the noise. concentrate really on what matters. not on the partying, not on the spending. that's something that i think a lot of americans, i will say, struggle with. that's something that really connects. >> yes. i know that pope francis knows that we live in a very distracted world and society. for all the great technology that we have, it's really hard, simply to focus on what matters. and he's imploring us to do just that, to focus on what matters. unless we think that pope francis is just about image, he's also done some rather remarkable things in these nine months that are really

it did its job and came back to uncle fatso. >> at your mass gatherings, your mass pageants, the end, burning of one of the puppets. what was the significance and who was the puppets? theseng a lot of pageants, we build some evil knievel gigantic thing that was meant for burning. giant pieces of meditation gigantic machinery or horses.electri apocalyptic they were set ablaze by mother earth who comes in. she is a big puppet the takes about 60 to 80 people to operate. she comes and has a torch in hand. then she gets lit and to that monster thing that did all the killing before and she burns it. and then people do dances around it as a bonfire. >> what is the power fire for you, the symbolism of fire? >> this particular fire is the opposite of the bread oven fire. i love my bread oven fire. i sit there and smoked my cigar all night. .ou be by yourself i think in india, there is a proverb that says humans will never tire of watching fire or elephants. and that's what it is. can never tire of looking into flames. >> were talking to peter schumann. i want to go to this video blog called st

what is the key moment of this mass?brianna, they've just put that gospel book, which is a reproduction of a 15th century book of gospels by the baby jesus. that is the prelude to the reading. and the pope will deliver the homily. so in his own words now, popen francis will give his christmas message based on the scripture and what message he wants for the world this christmas eve. so those gathered, really, if there's anything extemporaneous about this service that wouldn't be a rote prayer, it is pope francis' homily which happens after the reading of the gospel. >> and we're going to be waiting for that. he'll be speaking in its -- italian and it will be translated into english. listen in. >> translator: never ceases, especially when we hear it proclaimed in the liturgy on christmas night. an emotional matter moves us because it states the deep reali reality, and all around us and within us as well. there is darkness and light. in this night, as the spirit of darkness enfolds the world, we take a chance anew, the even

it's being called the worst mass killing at a school in american history my youngest son since sandy hook school she said mommy i can't get that body out of my head i keep seeing two ten year old children have been wounded during a shooting at a mother's day parade in new orleans gunshots rang out this morning at the u.s. navy yard in washington d.c. killing several people and injuring many others rich wealthy tell these are clearly should've seen somebody die in front of you here where you work at is more of a relationship but you talking to her you realize just how fragile life is we begin with breaking news out of los angeles international airport here they are an employee of theirs let's killed by the gunman according to airport police here a tree down the gunman eventually shot him and took him into custody. good evening and welcome to guns in our town very special debate that will explore an issue that affects us all the role of guns in american society. i'm abby martin i'll be your moderator for tonight's debate the panel joining me now live is investigative journalist band di

in bethlehem where christians are gathered for midnight mass at the church of the nativity.he richest people, dubai is my city. >> there are other ways by --ping it right but here it keeping it private. express.where i can >> a great war city on the black sea coast of ukraine. it is my city. >> there were many hard times in the city. to get through these, they came to the rescue. "abcllo, you are watching world news." could to have you with us. united nations security -- bbc world news." good to have you with us. thousands have died in the country. edward snowden, who leaked the details of the u.s. surveillance program says he is achieved his aim. the former nsa contractor said he wanted society to have more of a say in what is being monitored. have droppedrities criminal charges against the first of 30 people accused of taking part in a green trees protest in the arctic. the 28 activists were arrested in september after staging a proud says -- staging a protest. one of them, anthony perrett, could leave russia on thursday. >> i am only feeling relieved at this point. stamps

only after that we get mass media. and so the thesis of the book is social media is a reversion to the way things used to be and therefore we can learn from the hold social media systems that came before. it turns another that many of the questions we have about social media today, it's impacting the quality of public discourse, whether it's a west of time. can it start revolutions? these are all modern questions but they arose in the past with previous versions of social media. that means there are lessons we can learn by looking at history. >> host: in fact you write in your chapter, let throughout and falsehood grapple, you talk about the year 1579 in england, trying to restrict these systems. >> guest: exactly. it a timeless problem. today we understand when an embarrassing video or something bees on the internet and people try to take it down you can't do it with a distributive media environment where there's no center. there's just lots of interconnected things. then you -- it's very hard to control. we see this,

mass killings and tendencies of mass killings are the byproduct of people with high self-esteem, not self-esteem, high expectations of themselves but without resilience. you take away the debate team from this individual he has an emptiness inside and alienated enough in his own mind and identifies with destruction. it matters to him to be relevant he watches how we make other people like lanza, like aurora, like columbine bigger than life and he says, i'm going to have that. we've just given it to him. we have his smiling picture, face smiling. >> let me jump in. let me jump in. >> it perpetuates it. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. we don't know that. we don't know he looked at these previous mass shootings and thought, i want to be like them, do we? you're supposing that was part of his intention. we don't know that as a fact. >> we know he shot somebody he had absolutely no grievance with. he went into a school he had absolutely no ideological or day-to-day conflict and we know he actually shot someone who had nothing to do with his debate coach. we also know he had no psychotic

so tickets to get to mass that's a remarkable thing, what the scene of this year's mass. well, the theme, like it is every year, and earlier today, he wants people to focus on what matters to them the most, their faith and family. he is saying look i understand that christmas and the holidays are hectic, but what is most important is that we remember there should be peace on earth, and that will be the message here tonight. ray lynn, fantastic, and happy holidays to you, ray lynn. >> thank you. >> the u.n. security council has approved a plan to send more troops to south sudan. they are headed to the region to help protect and evacuate american citizens if needed. the growing violence has claimed hundreds of lives orr the past week. so till us how it played out in the security council. it is a unanimous vote, give teen member in favor of the vote. >> just really saying we need to get these soldiers in so that we can carry out our man dane, which is to protect is civilians. no surprises there, but the secretary general came out and inspected the media afterwards and said e

france is the celebrated his first christmas eve midnight mass and some peaches. he was assisted by more than three hundred cardinals bishops and priests. ten thousand people packed the basilica hundreds of others would start sewing according to tradition the first time sinking to his battery to read deep in the field said. in his home of the conferences urge people to live humbled by its students to focus on costs is placed. it is but if we don't manage it but trying to deceive. and the constant disputes of self interest. it is that. in order. darkness falls within and around us think oh no no. in a break with tradition the province's himself the phone to toss you should be given to an eight he carried a figurine of the baby jesus to the author of the starts of the mass the statue of jesus with them placed in the manger of a life size nativity scene behind the altar. to see. i do. d you. huge. serious games because the pc gaming technology for education marketing and communication problem solving. developers say the revolutionary methods help people in difficult

there are reports that mass graves have been found in the capital of juba. >> in juba we found a massnd we will be ready to go investigate. i have not heard about it. but we heard about deaths. some criminals targeted some people. people have died. >> reporter: more un socialed -- soldiers coming here could help the vulnerable, especially children. >> we really welcome the decision of the council to send more troops here. hopefully it will give us room and access to women and children that we cannot reach now. >> reporter: tens of thousands of civilians are still hiding around the country. many hope leaders find a peaceful resolution to the conflict, so they can go home. >>> un relief workers say there is evidence tuthing thousands of people have been killed in south sudan in recent weeks. >> no surprises that the un security council with all members voting in favor of ban ki-moon's measure to send in more troops to south sudan. 15 yeses to send more troops and police into south sudan. these troops will be coming from nearby peace-keeping missions. they will be coming from nearby area

they are all invited to church here to -- attend the midnight mass.ever, there are thousands of foreigners who will be gathering here trying to get one of the very few spots that they can to attend the midnight mass. as i mentioned most of these seats are given to dignitaries. so the highlight will be the midnight mass at 22 g. >> why is bethlehem so important for christians? and what are the challenges its residence face? >> reporter: bethlehem is important for inches christians all around the world because it is believed to be the birthplace of jesus. so it is understandable that christians everywhere would want to be here to celebrate christmas at this time. however, bath la ham is also a palestinian city that is under heavy occupation. what is left is only 13% of the original area before the israeli occupation. israel has confiscated palestinian land in bethlehem to build the separation barrier, which is an 8-meter high wall. it is an attempt to confiscate land in bethlehem and from the churches in bethlehem. the remaining area is also being reduc

there are reports that mass graves have been found in the capital. >> they have found a mass grave theny to go and investigate. i have not heard about it. but we heard about deaths. some criminals have targeted some people. people have died. >> reporter: more u.n. soldiers coming to south sudan could help aide workers reach the vulnerable, especially children. >> we wilwe really welcome the decision to sends more troops here. it will give us access to women and children that we cannot reach now. >> reporter: 10s of thousands of saville wednesday arcivilians a. many hope they can find a peaceful resolution so they can go hope. >>> second of state john kerry called south su sudan's presidet and vice president urging them to end the violence and begin negotiations. >>> an attack egyptian red quarter has left 14 people dead and sparked riots in the city. two powerful exploress ripped through the police red quarters and several other buildings, police say a third bomb failed to detonate and was found in a car nearby. an armed group, which is active in the sinai peninsula is claiming responsi

i mean, we are having mass deportation today at the same time as we are having mass incarceration. >> mass deportation, i must say, by a black president. >> absolutely. it's one of the great ironies. just as it's, you know, an irony that the greatest escalation of the drug war was under president clinton who, you know, many african-americans called our first black president. >> i remember that. >> and it was president clinton, you know, a democrat, who escalated the drug war far beyond what president reagan or president nixon had even dreamed possible. and it was the clinton administration that championed laws banning drug offenders even from federal financial aid for schooling upon their release. banning drug offenders and people with criminal convictions from, you know, public housing. you know, to a large extent many of the rules, laws, policies and practices that now constitute this caste-like system were championed by a democratic president administration desperate to win back those so-called white swing voters. the folks who had defected from the democratic party in the wake of

following the events.been >> human rights workers here say they really want to find out where these mass grays are, because they want to go to the area dig up the bodies find out who these people are, how they were killed and maybe even possibly who killed them. the army spokesperson says that he doesn't know of any mass graves, has come to the officials tell them where they are, so they can go and investigate as welt. he also says he maybe blames these on criminal elements that may be targeting certain people, capitalizing on the violence. people here say they are really looking forward to that. u.n. workers say they may be able to help them to leave the camps where thousands of people are believed to be hiding. they people there who are injured but on the whole, people here say they want peace to come as quickly as possible, they say they are tired of the violence, and those holding out in churching hiding out in the bush, say they just want to go home. >> well, a dropped resolution for 5 1/2 thousand more peace keeperers have been put forward. the security council is expected to vote

the new mass prospering was brought by mass innovating. though the historians brought only resources, insufficiencies and returned scale. in the stream of new methods and products, some found adoption by consumers or producers, changing the complexion of the economy. when britain and america especially, there was a well for of information, large and small, not just headline innovations. abraham lincoln said of america that there was a perfect rage for the new. a rage that was right among makers of products i would judge as well as users, which lincoln was mostly talking about. widget ideas for innovation come from? the german historical school and the young austrian believed innovations originated from a succession of discoveries by scientists and engineers who were misogynist to the economy and the commercial applications of these discoveries by entrepreneurs. but the modern economy possessed the own dynamism, the desire, capacity and scope to innovate. this led to an outpouring of imagining, tinkering, testing and trying out. these econo

a humble man sits in his past christmas masses on tape francis bacon. jesus is headed east on tonight you've interviewed thomas human or gourd most high. he will lead to understand for lucy. your payments and you made your steps will be. if you are rich. you made yourself for. if you are all powerful and you make yourself vulnerable the seventy seven euros. this is dedicated to his papacy saves on to drawing attention to the plight of the pool during the mass here in case the statue of the baby jesus in a manger. it's ninety was equally tweeted by thousands to some its beachfront says he was brought them back to the tents. he also moment ago is being eighty years since i'd asked him to the meantime assets and teachers but this was our babies to come to be of the year. no i'm coming from quite far away. because i felt i should but because i thought it would be very nice to hear the word itself is polk in close up and see how the people overwhelmed by him the evening ceremony is to expand the puppet master christmas. at this balcony on christmas day i ins

mass shootings and gun suicides are on the rise in the united states. that's disturbing to people on both sides of the issue and it's obvious that something's got to change. we just can't agree on what that is. >> the majority of the people want sensible gun rerestriction. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> if it's one thing we are united on, it's everybody wants to keep guns out of the hands of the wrong people. but how do we come together to do it? are there more than two sides to the story? gun s don't scare me. crazy people with guns scare me. ♪ >> good shot. do you want to put the target further out? >> yes. >> or do you like where it is? >> in the united states, we love guns. it's like it's in our dna, it's in our constitution, the right to bear arms, the freedom to defend ourselves. >> there you go. >> as an american, i myself own guns. when i was 12 years old, this is a true story, i was given my first rifle, a .22 that my grandfather hand-made the stock for me, gave to me as a present. on the first da

after 12:00 the sounds of midnight mass filled st. katherines chapel.iticians, pilgrims palestinian christians all marking christ's sacrifices. >> hope and reconciliation, on your homelands and families through the new year. >> reporter: archbishop blessed the crowd in six languages he told palestinians to stop infighting and prayed for all in the holy land including palestinians and israelis. just a few feet away, this man is praying for the future. he is overseaing the church's facelift the first in over 600 years. >> this is water. >> it is all water damage. >> reporter: parts of this church are 1500 years old. >> we were all worried about the situation of the church. . water comes down throughout the walls and most -- mosaics and all over. >> reporter: repairs will begin on the roof's wooden beams they were last restored in 1498. >> this is our -- our determination to protect the -- this holy church for -- for the coming generations. >> reporter: he is christian his family has lived here for as long as anyone can remember, he jokes that his ancestor

she attends christmas parades. [ singing ] >> and logical mass where the--l mass where archbishop praise for peace. >> to pray for peace. >> on this day claire prays for the wall to come down she prays for peace. even if it feels like a long way off. >> despite it all, and despite it all, despite everything that has happened claire tells me she's still helpful because she still has her faith. >> nick schiffrin. thank you. >>> edward snowden has made his first televised appearance since taking asylum in russia. he gave the address to run counter to the one made by the queen. >> service and duty are not just the guiding principles of yesteryear, but they have an enduring value. >> queen elizabeth focused on reflection and a look back on her time of 60 years ago. she touched on keeping alliances with britain's former colonial territories alive. phil ittner has more or this holiday message. this alternative message from snowdon, i understand that you have a clip from this? >> yes, richelle, he did wish britains a merry christmas, then he transitioned into the main topic of his two-minute add

some ten thousand people and waited to return to cardinals bishops and priests attended a mass at st peter's basilica to celebrate jesus was right this seventy seven year old who urge people to stop focusing on themselves in to clean up their hearts to god and getting to see. we love god and our brothers and sisters we walked in the light. but it's hard part is slow. it is dominated by privacy should still seeking and darkness falls within us and around this now. do not be upgraded to two other occasions you love so that the us uses to guide us the offence is also delivering a message of hope especially when there is to meet me and duck meat and the world to deal with the right side of the men's title the ics. the first non european contest in the two hundred years old soon found him at mass at the santa hat i mean years last month the dmv. at the christmas spirit descended upon all books and corners of the world for the front lines in afghanistan to type the gravest philippine star sponge on game shows is now the special holiday was observed around the clock. in eighteen people gath

christian is the world over are celebrating increase its coal plants is held his first midnight mass at the vatican during which he urged followers to take care of the fort frances is me humility and service to less fortunate central tenets of his tenure as part of the pope broke with tradition and charities debts you have the baby jesus to the vatican's need to be himself rather than having a do it for him. it was a city of bethlehem that christians from around the world arrives to attend the mass held at the church of the need to be the place for poppers believe jesus christ was born among the attendees at the ceremony were palestinian president mahmoud abbas and european union foreign policy chief catherine ashton. as you the abc security council has voted to send more peacekeeping forces to be done to protect civilians from violence. the move comes as the security situation in the county seat deteriorates last week for american soldiers were wounded after their helicopter came under fire when they are trying to evacuate us to this instrument town for santa and presents out of her

pope francis will celebrate the traditional mass.his year, there were a record number of requests to attend. and then on christmas day, tens of thousands of pilgrims will flood st. peter's square to hear his message to the world. >> people are listening to him because he's speaking in a language that's not vaticanese. he's speaking the language of ordinary people. >> reporter: pope francis has already taken care of his christmas gifts. 2,000 immigrants at a local shelter received special packs complete with a christmas card signed by the pope that contained everything they might need to be able to contact loved ones over the holidays including prepaid international phone cards, proof that this pope's message this christmas really is we all should be helping others. suzanne and michael? >> erin, give us a sense of the mood, the tone, how different is it this christmas with this new pope? >> reporter: i think there's a definite sense of excitement and hope. thousands of people here have come to rome to celebrate with this hope francis.

most critical mass rides are peaceful. not this one.ldown are two of the riders. >> i go to the march every month. so it was a normal critical mass for me. it was a rainy day. we were expecting lots of people. >> translator: what is important is going there, contributing. to make the program more popular with the people. >> the event takes on more significance in congested urban areas where conflict and competition between bikes and cars can put people on edge. livia says brazil is particularly prone to this situation. >> our streets, bridges, highways, everything is planned for the car. drivers, for example, they don't move because there are lots of cars. >> that evening finds the roads heavily congested. tensions are building between riders and drivers. >> translator: at a certain point when i was behind the people, i noticed an argument between riders and the driver of a black car. >> and that argument is about to boil over. >> translator: i looked back and saw some cyclists making gestures toward the motorist. and when i looked back

that certainly helps to challenge the the western narrative not only about gaza but also about how mass as a terrorist organization isn't that ultimately the main part of your job teach challenge that negative image associated with the gaza strip been associated with hamas well actually yes we are front of it and there is really media and approach cast which opposite englisher is which not turning the people and the facts and we do care about about what's going on from all kind of on proficient in more a legal way for a palestinian issues and the plans were to show the opposite actually i'm here to show the people. the real face of the palestinian for the refugees for their humanity so that human language which we all share to govern what is really doing it's an act collective punishment for all the people it's not just for hamas a government of the palestinian government to gaza so it's very clear that we are here to speak by our sounds our voices our faces. to the peace of it all when you say we i gather that you speak not only on your own personal behalf i know that your the team tha

the latin patriarch led midnight mass.lphonso van marsh reports. >> reporter: pope francis was greeted with a sea of smartphones. hundreds tried to capture an image of the new pontiff during his first christmas eve mass. the pontiff may be a celebrity, but his emphasis still remains on the poor. he noted jesus' humble beginnings. >> translator: you are rich and you made yourself poor. >> reporter: this christmas eve provides another first for the church. having two popes living in the vatican at the same time on the holy day. earlier this week, pope francis visited with his predecessor who resigned in february. people come from around the world to be part of his first christmas as pope and those that couldn't get inside the basilica have gathered here at st. peters square. this boston resident brought her daughter here. >> what he believes in and the barriers he's breaking, it's just something i want to believe in again. >> reporter: pope francis has built a reputation for doing things his own way. but this christmas eve,

since mass protests broke out there, talks have been held between the president and the opposition leaders. the unrest in the country was triggered by the decision to turn it back on the e.u. and opt for closer ties to russia. but now the president seems to be hedging his bets. >> the defiant message from independent square to the ukrainian president. >> we will show him who rules ukraine, the people of ukraine. >> with flags hoisted high, opposition figures rallied protesters. they claim the intent to sign cooperation agreements with urope is hollow. demonstrators are concerned the president intends to sign a customs agreement with russia when he meets vladimir putin next week. but there are signs of compromise. government officials agreed to an amnesty for protesters facing criminal charges and vowed not to use force against the crowds. for their part, opposition figures met with the president there on friday. both sides used the opportunity to present their case, although for the moment at least, neither seems willing to make concessions. the opposition is still demanding that the presi

a car bomb exploded also free church near baghdad after christmas mass killing at least 24 and wounding more than 30. earlier, a car packed with explosives with a tight market in a mainly christian neighborhood as several people were killed. the crystal attack bringing the total killed to well over 100. -- the christmas attack pretty the total killed to well over 100. three cabinet members turn to the recognitions in turkey. wind caught the prime minister to follow suit. the first time the premier has faced such a challenge within his own party. a corruption probe comes ahead of crucial elections and presidential elections and presidential election in august. here is more. >> times are tough for the prime minister. three of his cabinet members resigned on wednesday though they denied any wrongdoing. the interior minister and environmental and planning and economy minister all stepped down after their children were taken into custody for corruption. two of them are accused of bribing politicians to smuggle gold and make transfers to iran. the scandal has triggered a power struggle betwee

of course the biggest culprit of using nuclear weapons and producing nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction is my birth nation of the united states and i find it absolutely insane that we sit here and talk about iran's supposedly clean weapons program when you know the united states is producing every kind of weapon under the sun is spending more than every other military on the planet combined and it's involved in more war and more death and more suffering than every other nation combined and yet it's sitting there on a pedestal talking about other nations developing weapons of mass destruction it is insane that we even allow them to do this the first nation that needs to disarm without question is the united states and the first nation to be charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity is my birth nation of the united states once we start seeing actions like this that will know that people in positions of power serious because ultimately the rest of the world is sick and tired of the impunity and the continuous threats of a third world war so we've reached a point now w

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attending mass here is a dream come true. but palestinians say they cannot bring the church under its full splendor while under occupation. many of bethlehem's palestinian ifnts credichristians have movea better future. >> this is why people are fearful for the future and many of them leave the country. >> still people travel from around the world to celebrate christmas nlt in bethlehem. >> i feel like i have an experience i haven't felt before, a step in my spirituality. >> for the next four to five years it's being renovated. by the time it's finished many palestinians hope there will be finally peace in the hoirl land. >> al jazeera, bethlehem. >> after decades of isolation, myanmar's real estate is booming but not everyone is catching cashing in. but winter storms disrupt festive plans for travelers in the u.k. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism.

mass transit everything is on time. maybe you're shopping for some post-christmas deals. bart systemwide no delay. they have more than 20 trains all on schedule. caltrain and ace train 1 look very good right now. great start out of the central valley. and here is a live look outside in the east bay. the nimitz freeway northbound and southbound 880, taillights moving northbound towards your downtown oakland exits. and if you are continuing all the way towards the bay bridge toll plaza, cruising toward the pay gates and all across the new eastern span aunter deck getting into san francisco, we'll have another check of "kcbs traffic" coming up. back to you guys. >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> christmas hasn't arrived yet for some families this year. some of their guaranteed deliveries didn't quite go as planned. a surge in online sales is part of the reason. they are projected to rise by 15% with a record $78 billion spent. since there was no service yesterday, the earliest packages can show up is today. kpix 5's ryan takeo found one family that had a disappointing christmas.

the random mass shooter, the suicidal young man who wants to take out a lot of people as he goes down one issue. violent crime on the streets is another issue. but i certainly would agree wholeheartedly with what the doctor just said, that we should certainly hope that the newtown massacre causes people to realize that for years we've actually been going in the wrong direction on mental health. the states have been cutting billions of dollars out of mental health budgets and so the relatively modest increases we've seen in the last year are only beginning to make up for that fact. we have 90% fewer in patient psychiatric beds today than we had in the 1950s. so there is along distance to go even to get back to even. >> so let me ask you about-- go ahead, dr. lieberman. >> this is absolutely true. what we've taken are only baby steps in terms of trying to remedy this problem. if you look at all violence in the united states, the mentally ill contribute a very small proportion, that if you look at these civilian massacres, these mass violent incidents which seemingly have no rhyme or rea

and for the first time mass will take place with new renovations.alk through the door of humility, walk inside one of christianity's most sacred shrines. you see a construction site. >> the church really needed to be renovated, especially the roof and the brainage system. this is water. >> all wart dama-- water damage. >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: parts of this church are 1500 years old, but the building has been neglected. >> when it starts raining, water comes down throughout the walls and mosaics and -- all over. >> reporter: repairs will begin on the roof's wooden beams. they were last restored in 1498. >> reporter: it is okay. but it needs to be protected for another 500 years from now on, and this is our -- our determination to protect site of the church for the coming generations. these are the frescos. >> reporter: these are the originals? >> yes. >> reporter: workers will then restore the frescos and mosaics. does it fill you with pride? >> we're proud to manage and run and start the renovation of one of the holiest places in the world. >> r

s mass spying the statement also said that mass surveillance is still heinous even if private companies servers are holding the data instead of government data others meanwhile the fight to rein in the surveillance state was given a jump start earlier this week in d.c. district court judge richard leon said in a ruling that the n.s.a. has mass we have of phone records are probably unconstitutional judge leon who was appointed by george w. bush of all people the last of the n.s.a. surveil. program in his ruling saying that he could not imagine a more indiscriminate an arbitrary invasion and this systemic and high tech collection and retention of personal data on virtually every single citizen for purposes of querying it and analyzing it without judicial approval first judge leon's landmark ruling wouldn't have been possible at all without edward snowden's leaks as it were obvious before it should be now snowden has forced the powers that be to reckon with the reality of an out of control surveillance state but whether those powers like it or not the times of change they're now on the def

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new wing will who will rule of law nothing killings mass graves and thousands dead across the country violence in south sudan escalates is some question whether there is more to the nrl has been just an internal conflict the villagers were stuck in a word that we didn't ask for the outcry against drawn warfare being heard across the world are two troubles to a region in pakistan where the other hand strikes have become a deadly everyday reality. martin's how the bailout exit leaves people there wondering whether the end justifies the means. look i think that was the stench. i'm really honest i just ate some of those trying to keep a roof over their heads as banks pushed or repossessed homes from struggling families. in the it's what he endured mosque not what u r t into not snow with weekend and we could have hit the street or top story the land is sending over five thousand more troops to south sudan almost doubling the number of peacekeepers there for the past ten days the country has been dealt and deadly violence which the un says has already claimed tusands of lives. these ar imp

not only the means of communication but possibly the tone of that communication and maybe even the mass it will if we are we going to talk about changes. from the israeli occupation side the end of the sion and the changes of going and allowing the peace lay upon this area of the humanity needs for the palestinian people actually yes we do believe that speech is needed to change. one side one way for the human it's a languages when we talk about gaza it's not the same way of feeling and presenting the issue when you are there with the life knaves and when you're here with under the reality of suffering actually to make sure of your professional way of presenting and sending this message you need to understand the way we are living here under those prices and humanitarian crisis so it's different it's complicated i hear i sit in the air here your passion and i have been to gaza i have seen people suffering there but my point is that israeli policies. have been very very controversial to say the least but you know blaming israel has been a preferred route for many many years if not decade

in many places it's not possible to use mass transit. but in more and more parts of the country it is, and we ought to be encouraging that. so to so to have this benefit expire is a bad thing, bad for people who take mass transit, obviously there are a lot of them in my state, 700,000 who get this benefit. bad for those who drive, and bad for the clean air that we wish to breathe. so i will continue my quest, because i think it's only fair, it's only right and it's a good thing for all of america and as my colleague noted it's a tax break. we generally confined more agreement on tax breaks than many other issues, fiscal and tax issues in this congress. i will continue my quest to have this renewed as soon as possible and i think it's not unfair to do it ahead of the other tax breaks because of the unique way that this benefit functions and how it is harder, not impossible, but harder to enact retroactively. with that, mr. president, i want to wish you, the entire staff who has done a great job here through the year, and all of my colleag

that will cause a wind shift and accept the air mass. until then, we have the 9th consecutive spare the air day. we will see unhealthy levels of matter and carbon monoxide to the surface. minus the central bay. now, the big question is, the area of low pressure that promisees to move,on wednesday and the rain chances. we will talk about that coming up later on in this broadcast. >> well, the catch, the earthquake game, the last beatles concert, candlestick park holds a lot of history. fans can hold a peace of it. >> stadium seats are on sale. ticket holders get the first grab. it will cost the general public $100 more. other parts will be sold. most of the money goes to san francisco parks. the team gets the rest. >>> and, we are counting down to the 9ers last game at candlestick on december 23rd. and we have a special evening planned. after the game, stay tuned for the 5th quarter followed by "bye-bye baby" a look back at special moments at candlestick. >> december 23rd, beginning with kick off at 5:25. >>> uber needs more drivers. the