mater's refusing to address russia's security concerns on the thorny issue of european missile defense this moscow's conclusion after talks with the alliance in brussels foreign minister sergei lavrov says the u.s. led bloc isn't ready to cooperate on the shield mater's deploying antiballistic system near the borders with russia which moscow sees as a threat to its national security the alliances rebuffed kremlin requests to guarantee it poses no danger washington claims the shield is aimed at iran and north korea but our team has been hearing from analysts who strongly doubt that. there is no threat right now neither country has missiles that could carry nuclear weapons and only one of those countries has a nuclear weapon in the first place and also you were it would be very difficult to imagine a country of that size aiming a ballistic missile at the united states because it would be like marking the country for annihilate with a big x. is a ballistic missile is ballistic that means you know where it came from we're using a defense that doesn't exist against an aggressor that this po

this was the final game for rick neuheisel as the head coach of the bruins, his alma mater, and momentsad a chance to catch up with the ucla head coach. >> coach, i thought your team played with tremendous heart, tremendous character. talk a little bit about this football team and tonight's game. >> well, we weren't good enough, but it wasn't because we didn't have a hot -- lot of heart and a lot of character, just as you mentioned. we squandered some chances in the first half with the turnovers and you can't do that against an explosive team like oregon. but i'll tell you what, tim, it's been an honor to coach these kids because they keep fighting, they keep battling. they can take my job but they can't take those kids away from me. >> those kids love you, and they showed you by how they played tonight. and we haven't heard the last from rick neuheisel, that i know. >> well, we will figure out what the next step is, but i was honored and privileged to work at my alma mater. i'm thankful for the opportunity. i hope like heck they can get it back to the glory days. it would be a neat thi

lets say you're planning a $10,000 contribution to your alma mater. if you give a $10,000 direct donation from your i.r.a. instead of writing a check you'll save yourself the $2,500 in tax you would owe on a $10,000 r.m.d., if you're in the 25% bracket. even if you do itemize, a direct donation can make sense. some tax breaks, including the write off of medical and miscellaneous expenses, can be crimped by rising adjusted gross income. a direct donation that keeps r.m.d. money out of your a.g.i. can reduce that squeeze. it can also protect some of your social security benefits from being taxed. i'm kevin mccormally. >> tom: and finally tonight, "time" magazine's annual person of the year is "the protester." the magazine based its choice on the political uprisings across the middle east and the occupy wall street movement here in america. "time" says the movements redefine "people power." the mid-east protests began when a tunisian fruit vendor set himself afire in a public square. the magazine says at the time no one thought it would incite protests t

that was the west point glee club singing the west point alma mater.ets are thinking about the emotional reunions as they go back to each of the 50 states, to 33 different countries around the world. >> it's time to remember those who have gone before them. the thousands of americans celebrating the holiday far from home. this reminds us of soldiers serving in harm's way. and to be away from the united states in the holidays. we never forget the sacrifice. >> walking through the post, the holiday spirit is palpable. if home work, quizzes, tests getting ready for finals. you are far away and not with your real family but people around you make it feel like holidays. it's beautiful. a rare moment when you realize the people around you like 4,000 with us are a family. ♪ ♪ >> there is a december tradition that everyone looks forward to. >> every year cadets have a holiday dinner they get dressed in the uniform. the washington hall will be decorated beautifully. >> washington hall is no ordinary dining hall. >> all eat in the dine hall for every meal. >> th

the protesters say 130 have been killed in the three days since the maters arrived. it does not bode well. >> joining me on the line right now is a syrian activist based in the central city. thank you for your time. we have just seen pictures which the bbc cannot verify of apparently what happened to thursday. what did you see, what do you know about what happened thursday? >> we have heard that the arab league monitors are coming to see what is on the ground, that the shelling and syria must not. -- must stop. we went to the center square, but the security forces prevented us from doing that and that what allied -- and sat live grenades to us. 14 people were killed. the arab league monitors came at the end of this day. we don't have so much hope with them because we have seen that although they were in the homes, those monitors must come to the arab league, the army must pullout and the killing us stop, not as a fact-finding commission. that is their job, to stop the killing. >> why are they not able to stop the killing? it does it not make any difference to the gov

from her old alma mater ox ford. to do it all, but i'm really proud of her, because she's found her rhythm in life. she likes what she's doing. she believes in it. and that's a good thing. that's what we all want for our children. >> we'll have more of alina's special sit down with president clinton throughout the morning on "american morning" that starts at 6:00 eastern time. >>> well, it is 40 minutes past the hour. let's get a check on what else is coming up at the top of the hour on "american morning." alina cho joins us now. good morning, alina. >> good morning. thanks for the plug, carol. >> any time. >> coming up in about 20 minutes -- all right, good. i'll see you in 20 minutes on "american morning." coming up, a major development in the search for a missing sex worker and a possible serial killer on long island. the woman's cell phone found on a desolate stretch of beach where ten other bodies turned up. we'll have the latest on that. and we're on the dangerous road out of iraq with the 82nd airborne as the

the air force when alex teich ignored tradition and left the field before the singing of the alma mater. told us yesterday he walked into the locker room all by himself and said oh, this is not a good thing. he was then suspended for one game the next game, thus the explanation by ken niumatalolo to tracy. now then, the tradition. the vanquished go before their the vanquished go before their colleagues. ♪ ♪ verne: now the two squads will go over and take their places in front of the midshipmen. army had a motto this year of "sing second." they didn't get to do it. they had to sing first. ♪ ♪ ♪ verne: 27-21 the final in the 112th playing of army-navy. first time ever that it was in the nation's capital. i'm verne lundquist saying so long from our nation's capital. the final score, 27-21. kriss proctor led the way with 97 yards on the ground. the postgame show is up next after these messages and a word after these messages and a word from your local stations. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with a new 285-horsepower pentastar v6 engine, it's game over for would-be contenders. the 2012 jeep wrangle

>> i was back at my alma mater and they told the kids you do not have to have it figured out. i came at of college with one desire, -- out of college with one desire, to take, -- take care of my mother. there was a guy who left his house with a white shirt on. i don't know if he was a janitor or a banker but i said that is what i'm going to do. i'm going to wear a white shirt. i'm going to play to win and take care of my mom. when i graduated i have a lot of job offers, professional sports. i knew i had a better chance of being in a clear finish -- physicist then the nfl. tavis: 800 cities and counting with peace protests. people are having major issues and pushing back on wall street and corporate america. >> because people do not have jobs. when you look at the compensation being paid, you have a country that is hurting right now. where you go when bank of america says 30,000 jobs are going to be laid off? it is tough times. the turmoil we are seeing relative to people losing their jobs, a housing crisis. turn the clock back 15 years where everybody could get a house. now pe

my alma mater, the ucla players arrived at 11:30, getting ready to serve lunch, 90 bruins will be helping. it is the only college bowl out of all 35 dedicated to a social cause. their opponent served lunch at st. anthonys on golden gate, they did everything from preparing meals to cleaning up after. tomorrow is all about football but tomorrow is all about helping the community for both teams. >> it feels good to be able to give back you know this is a community service, just to know we are making a difference. >> and the bruins will be serving lunch here at glide until 1:30. the craft hunger bowl will be tomorrow at at&t park at 12:30. live in the tenderloin, lorain blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, lorain you and i both bruins, so go bruins, thanks. >>> the hunger bowl is part of a big drive to replenish food banks. this one got a delivery in a giant shopping basket and they presented a $130,000 check to the food bank which will help hungry people throughout the area. >> we have 215 pantries around san francisco and marin. the other place it can go is like glides and st. anthony

the air force when alex teich ignored tradition and left the field before the singing of the alma mater. told us yesterday he walked into the locker room all by himself and said oh, this is not a good thing. he was then suspended for one game the next game, thus the explanation by ken niumatalolo to tracy. now then, the tradition. the vanquished go before their the vanquished go before their colleagues. ♪ ♪ verne: now the two squads will go over and take their places in front of the midshipmen. army had a motto this year of "sing second." they didn't get to do it. they had to sing first. ♪ ♪ ♪ verne: 27-21 the final in the 112th playing of army-navy. first time ever that it was in the nation's capital. i'm verne lundquist saying so long from our nation's capital. the final score, 27-21. kriss proctor led the way with 97 yards on the ground. the postgame show is up next after these messages and a word after these messages and a word from your local stations. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with a new 285-horsepower pentastar v6 engine, it's game over for would-be contenders. the 2012 jeep wrangle

. >> many huddled together to cheer on their alma mater and are now crying in their beer. >> such a heart breaking loss for the fans. just when they thought they had the state title, santa margarita comes back to win it at the end. with me is cherie cole, a big bells fan. you must be disappointed right now. >> not really disappointed. more excited for them just because they got shock the world just by even going. i'm sad for them because they didn't get the win. but they should keep their heads up. no one expected them to get this far. and i had faith in them the whole game. but they just really came out and shocked the world. i can't be disappointed right now. >> an intense gameful of ups and downs and these fans endured every moment. >> reporter: to play in primetime on tv in the state final is special. bellerman was in the championship game gunning for the school's first state title playing power house santa margarita. >> it's huge. you hardly ever get to the state. >> reporter: watching an intense game you feel all the emotions. sometimes you don't like the play. >> oh, my gosh. >> an

. >> my alma mater and i don't believe i ever saw that. [ laughing ] >> ever. >> really? has become kind of a ritual constant thing preparing for all of the games. >> love it. >> but he is just busting a move.

. >> her alma mater saluted her with the national anthem a delightful surprise for the mom who was home for christmas. >> they must have been so excited. >>> 4:56. a christmas gift to californians probably not one you want. higher taxes. the plea from president obama to break the standoff in congress. >>> special delivery or not. is this what really happens to your holiday packages? >>> police response to "occupy" protests a very hot topic here at oakland city hall. both how to prevent protests at the port and have the police responded appropriately? that's the latest coming up. >>> san jose police are busy looking for a carjacking suspect on the run since yesterday. we have exclusive video of the chase coming up. ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> oakland police under the microscope, how the city is address the outrage over occupy violence. >>> a carjacker steals

. >> my alma mater and i don't believe i ever saw that. [ laughing ] >> ever. >> really?> he has become kind of a ritual constant thing preparing for all of the games. >> love it. >> but he is just busting a move. >> doing the break down on the sideline. >> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for staying up with us. don't forget you can always check us out at wusa9.com. letterman is next. good night. see you tomorrow.

meetings and i think many ways it was though you know giving them ocracy a bad name and since that it did mater so you want that stalin did the socialism the same so. idealistic concept of distorted and even the name of occupation militarism and expansionism and it's really about current hopes for a stable middle east it's only recently on the past year received starting to recover through the popular pro-democracy struggles kind of like a half percent of those iraqi people and we were talking about this earlier in our show. as you say from their perspective if this is what democracy looks like we don't want any of it let's talk about the white house certainly a celebrate a television or a tone out of the white house in the recent weeks i want to play part of a recent speech from president obama and then we can discuss one of the most extraordinary chapters in the history of the american military will come to an end iraq's future will be in the hands of its people america's war in iraq will be all. so professor is it is when we talk about this future being in the hands of the iraqi people it wa

reports mater the day. found of the occupy protests is in some believe there are on the cards again armed only with head and heart but. now the latest israeli bombing of gaza have left at least one palestinian civilian dead and dozens tell of even stepping up its assault on hamas militants but the campaign is putting more innocent lives in the firing line on his police there have the latest from israel. early this morning friday at least three israeli airstrikes targeted a hamas training camp in the gaza strip now in some of the shrapnel from one of those bombs that hit nearby homes at least one palestinian civilian was killed and some thirteen have been injured most of them women and children this follows an israeli airstrike last night thursday in which two high ranking palestinian militants were killed while traveling in a car in a crowded area in gaza city that was the first israeli strike in a concentrated area since the israeli gaza border back in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine now the p

should be a film on pirate my film but there does seem one organization in the employ of the max and mater and that's fitch fitch goes on major bank downgrade rampage fits just cut the viability ratings of eight major banks it downgraded bank of america barclays b.m.p. perry goldman sachs credit suisse deutsche bank society general and it affirmed the viability rating of u.b.s. failed to take down j.p. morgan though max well they're kind of like the french based outfit and i think this is in response to moody's which are more u.s. based so now the rating agencies have got involved in the ratings war well. the currency war but what's remarkable to me is that two years ago or three years ago what it would have been valuable to downgrade those banks at that time when their balance sheets were exploding in the shadow banking system and off balance sheet toxic liabilities that would've been helpful but now that the world is trying to recover from the realisation of these toxic debts off balance sheet then rumpelstiltskin fitch moody's and s. and p. finally wakes up and applies a negative rating

she drove from ohio with her family to see her alma mater take on air force. >> is a great honor to bethe bowl. we brought our son down to see the sights. we're having a great time. >> fans did show up in large numbers. >> we went to the air force academy and we just moved from colorado. >> as for the game, it kicked off about an hour ago. so far, they are in the second quarter. the score is tied at 21. we will have more on this came later on in sports. >>> >>> let's give back to bethesda, or one person has died in an accident. >> we are out here just moving closer to the accident scene. authorities have allowed us to get a little bit closer. you can see just how much activity is taking place with this multi-vehicle accident. we understand there is one confirmed fatality. we do not know the identity of that person. metro officials tell us that person was not on the metro bus. a metro bus several cars, and also a truck involved in the accident. one fatality has been confirmed. 10 people have been transported to area hospitals, some of them with serious injuries. 355 northbound and south

. >> high school, title game, facing alma mater san ma reason and they can't stop pepe. four first half touchdowns. more in the same. two more scores, six touchdowns on the night as they win 20th division title. 49-13 your final. >> ucla hired former 49er defensive coordinater to replace rick nauheiser. he was going 31-33 as a head coach. morris signed a $5 million, 12-year contract. >> president obama, big game for the navy. two touchdowns with the dive and spin to go to the fourth and driving in navy territory. navy goes on to win it 27-21. >> sharks left st. louis with the blues as they struggle with their offense. both teams mixing it up in a tight game. two-man advantage, kevin beats him, 1-0 blues, that is all they needed. elliot with 24 saves with a shutout. sharks have lost five of seven. >> bad news for baseball. milwaukee ee's ryan pawn failed the test. she facing a 50 game suspension. he is in arbitration and say highly unusual circumstances will surround his case and will support his innocence. he said he never knowingly took performance enhancement drugs. >>

a reaccepting followed at his alma mater.hose who spoke about him are recall a smiling young man who put others first and determined to serve his country. he died touring combat operations on the first tour of duty in afghanistan. >> a california national guardsman just weeks from returning from afghanistan came home today to south bay. the specialist was kill bid enemy fire two weeks ago. today, his body arrived at moffett field. we have a report on his somber home coming. >> before the plane carrying sean walsh touched down, before the flag draped coffin and salutes told us why, his mother showed courage by reading a statement. she wanted the world to know if for a second her only child was gone. >> he was a man full of laughter with a kind heart and a happy spirit. he was the fourth generation of my family to serve our country in the military. and the third to receive a bronze star. and sadly, i'm the second member of my family to have lost a son. >> the specialist was killed november 16th by enemy fire launched at his mil

from "time," and from my alma mater brown university and msnbc contributor, the always delightful jonathanck up ari and his choice for today. >> you are giving him a vote of confidence for today. a new cnn poll shows rick santorum with 16%, up 11 points in three weeks. joining us now from iowa, john heilemann and msnbc contributor, thank you once again for sharing

the only time the done died down -- din, dade down, singing of the alma mater. >>> by the way the band saw playing actually consists of active duty personnel. the band is called the electric brigade. they also perform at traditional military events. >>> special programming note, wusa 9 counts down the army navy rivalry and the unique sacrifices each school's members have made. 9:00 tonight on channel 9. >>> the band was playing d.j. cool, that is all i know. >>> coming up the marion barry story. >>> plus the yellow school bus stopped in oakton today and visited some tech savvy preschoolers, we'll be right back. friday's here. that means it is cool sportstime again. this woke our big yellow bus is stopping in oakton, virginia. not often do we do stories about the preschoolers, but we found out how tech savvy four and five-year-olds are these days. they may even be able to teach you a thing or two about the ipad. >> wake our ipad up. find your camera app. >> reporter: they aren't even in kindergarten yet and these little ones are already in touch with the hottest technology on the market

it was her parents' ault mater, got the scholarship. as she gets to school, there's this red dog group and there are actually several subgroups in the band in which there is hazing to be a part of this group in your freshman year. >> to be a part of the marching 100 is a big, big deal, right? so they feel they have to go through this hazing because, number one, they want to be a part of it, probably for the most part. number two, their parents and everybody else are proud of them and they can't not do it. >> and it's just natural with young people this able. i almost want to say children. they may be 18 or 19, but we all know what they're like. they want to fit in, be be a part of the group. they want to show their littlety to -- loyalty to their school. but it results in a brutal beating such that she was at the hospital, she did -- is it was eventually reported because she could barely walk and actually is still getting medical attention today. >> she did ant interview, she and her mom, before you became her attorney because you would

you were honored with a statue at your alma mater, lsu. [ cheers and applause ] that's a big -- how bigu? >> actually, it was crazy. when i opened my e-mail, the statue was about this size. so when i went to the ceremony, that thing's about 30 feet. >> jimmy: so it's an actual size thing? >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: that's pretty cool, to have a statue of yourself at your college. i don't have that. i think you said it was one of the two best things that ever happened to, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: what is the other best thing? >> coming on your show. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow. >> i love you. >> jimmy: i feel honored. >> i do. >> jimmy: i guess so. the -- are you still running around pretending to be a police officer? >> well, i'm -- it's not pretend. i'm undercover most of the time. [ laughter ] i slide in, i slide out. >> jimmy: when you make an arrest, what is the reaction from the people that you arrest? >> well, a lot of times i don't really come in by myself, there's like 12 of us. >> jimmyright. >> so, like, the first 11 cops, they do all the works, and i just come in -- >> jimmy: i