urban meyer, he has been brilliant in columbus.igan state team playing with passion and determination, along with a whole lot of toughness. >> referee: please put the game clock at 35 seconds. the play clock at 25 seconds. connor cook takes a knee and that will do it. the michigan state spartans snapping the buckeyes 24-game winning streak and ending their hopes of a national championship. michigan state will head to pasadena for the first time in over 25 years and take on stanford in the rose bowl. your national championship looks to be set. florida state, auburn for all of 34-24 the final. michigan state winning their first big ten championship and down on the field is our kristina pink. >> kristina: i'm here with jeremy langford and everything is coming up roses for you. how does it feel to turn this team to the rose bowl for 26 years? >> i am happy. we made it and now excited. >> kristina: your motto all season was chase it. your touchdown late in the fourth quarter really sealed the victory. tell me how you found that daylight

i used the bristol-meyers theory. named after the company that had the most consistent earnings imaginable. here is how it would play out. we used to have morning meetings at 6:00 a.m. at 6:01, get the heck out. go home. since the moment of opportunity had already passed. i sent you home if you were a minute late. they were lucky i didn't throw water bottles at their backs. i saved that for when they lost me money. every time we got one of those nasty events, somebody would say what are we going to do now the nuclear power plant in chernobyl, what do we do? iraq invaded kuwait. what do we do? i would say call your mommy. i would scream back dripping with are sarcasm and arrogance, what the heck does that have to do with the price-to-earnings ratio of bristol-meyers? the answer is nothing. first thing i always did when i heard or saw one of these big scary events was to make a list of the equivalence of bristol-meyers. at times it seems like we get terrifying new crisis every other week. develop your own list of bristo

meyer said it was finally the right time.at your business, you're going to be cold tomorrow. gramercy tavern appeared on new york magazine the day it was open. and it was five deem in people not necessarily to dine but they wanted to sniff out the hot new restaurant. we had to take steps actually to cool things down because that's not what we ever wanted to be. in the long run it's about having relationships with people about having regulars, it's about -- it's basically restaurants are a bigger version of being norm on cheers. you just want to be the place where everybody knows your name. >> nice. >> he's got this new cookbook called the gramercy tavern cookbook. he rarely writes. one of my favorites. >> no matter what business you're in, the lessons are terrific. >> my husband is a restauranteur. he encourages everyone to read the book. >> can we say the food is good too. the food is fantastic. that was nice. >>> a fine meal can feel a little like a guilty pleasure but what if you could make it part of your weight loss plan

. >> the state's defense of the data breach does not satisfy meyers, and she said she had problems withployment benefits using the state's system. california's unemployment insurance appeals board had the segd highest data breaches following only the social services department, and just ahead of california's department of motor vehicles. >> it's ludicrous to me. >> meyers does not believe her personal data was lost, but when we showed her the numbers of breaches, she was shocked. >> we expect corporate businesses to run at eye level, and this shows me our own state is in the dark ages when it comes to computer systems. we went further and broke down the numbers by type ofs in department and suffered 1,153 preliminary reports of successful exploits or attacks, and it does not necessarily mean data was accessed or downloaded. but that's one successful attack a day. >> dave garrett, his managing director. >> there may have been a lot more that were successful that the state of california doesn't know about yet. that's a big part of the problem. >> and that is an internationally recognized

michelle meyer joins us. she nailed the housing rebound.ged her in here to tell us where we go from here. i year-and-a-half, you were all over this. now what? >> i think this will mark the strongest year for many years. this year. we're on track for just over 10%. that is not the new normal. we will see moderation from here on. prices are affected by exceptional factors. those are now coming down. distressed properties were very attractive to investors that bought. an extremely low inventory. the market needs to normalize again. >> this dovetails into the cautious call on growth. looking at the fourth quarter, you nailed it. are you more optimistic for 2014? >> we can finally say yes. we are a bit more optimistic. still cautious, but looking for a better year in terms of growth. think about the dynamics. considerable fiscal constraints. we're going to see environment -- it will allow for the underlying economy to look stronger. >> the bloomberg political analyst is with us -- sequestration in 2014 is different for him last year. >> they rea

i want to talk to chad meyers about supplies and safety when you travel out.pdate us if you hear anything throughout the show. chad meyers, that's something you can probably weigh in on really well because people who go out in cold weather, maybe aren't used to it, should know that there are very small things you can do to actually save your life in the event that something like this can happen? >> the biggest thing you can possibly do if you go out on the trip is to make sure your gas tank is full. that's the most important thing. you will use that fuel to start the car, to warm the engine, to warm yourself. this is a large family in a vehicle. they can all keep warm inside that vehicle. make sure your cell phone is charged as well. and something i just came up with this, not that long ago, i'm thinking how would they find a silver and black jeep that might be covered up with a little snow. the best thing you could possibly do is go out and buy a $2.99 blue tarp. blue tarp. why blue? because when you see the police coming, you see those blue lights, that's no

tim cook and eric schmitt and marissa meyer will be there. toys "r" us will be open until 9:00 p.m. christmas eve. shoppers can buy items online and pick thoem up in stores within an hour. nearly half of holiday shoppers plan to wrap up their list online. 3 32 million people haven't started shopping and 30% plan to end by wednesday and the other 30% will finish christmas eve. >> is law enforcement refusing to enforce gun laws implemented by democrats? plus, is chris christie about to face a investigation over traffic troubles? you're watching "first look" on msnbc. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie

nbc news senior investigative correspondent lisa meyers reports from michigan. >> reporter: 40 employees of extreme dodge in jackson, michigan, just came face to face with the new realities of health care, and most did not like what they see. >> how is this helping the average american that works 40 to 50 hours a week? how are we supposed to live? >> reporter: at their annual benefits meeting, they were told their current insurance was canceled because it doesn't comply with the new health care law and that the dealership had decided to take things in a new direction. >> it doesn't add up. >> reporter: the company is changing how it handles health insurance this year. instead of actually providing a company health plan as it has for 35 years, the business now will give each worker $2400 to buy insurance or spend on something else. that $2400 is slightly more than the company spent per worker on health insurance this year, the owner says. the change is to control future costs. and is it a step back in your commitment to provide health care? >> as a business owner, you know, we have to be

chad meyers. >> inside the beltway, there's a lot of hot air.de the beltway, it's not so nice. out toward vienna and dulles, it's not as nice. the did stick. the issue is it's above 32 and melting. after sunset, watch out for 28 as we get into even up toward 1 and i-95, we will see snow. finally into new york city ending probably in the next hour or two. just about what you see is what you get. except the cold air still coming in. there's so much cold air that's going to be sinking in these bridges and overpasses tonight that even though it looks wet right now, it will be ice. some black ice will develop. watch that as we start to sink into the nighttime hours. bismarck, high today 16. that's 13 degrees below where we should be. it doesn't get a lot better. that cold air moves east. >> that's cold. yeah. that's cold. >> that's the high. >> thank you, chad. that's what you like about you, michael, keeping it real in washington, d.c. keeping it real. >> i like cad's line. >> hot air. just when you think you're complaining about cold where it is wh

dakota meyer is a marine who went back into that hot zone to go rescue his buddies. there was quite a bit of -- because the army offers as they were calling for didn't have the artillery support and there were a lot of americans killed that day. this is an example of the medal of honor winner that with great valor rescued his buddies and a lot more people die than necessary because that artillery support was not there. so, the other thing is it's important to remember in the military that there's a lot more counterinsurgency to be done than conventional wars. the generals want to buy tanks and fighter planes and ships that sometimes it's asked to train up a guy to go and get it done. >> we have time for about one more question. by all means. thank you for your patience. >> thank you for being here and allowing me to have you. i want to ask you what you are doing now? >> i have started a company called frontier resource group and we are traditional private equity fund. we invest in energy, mining agriculture and logistics opportunities throughout africa and taking the

marisa meyer. one of the most watched and most complex ceoss in america.to have bethanie on set today. a rare treat. our own jon fortt, your article worth a read from everybody. obviously the stock has done very, very well. yahoo! seems to be back in the ascension, bethanie, but a lot of people you talked to said she can be tough. >> she can be very tough and it goes beyond a cold interface for which i think she shouldn't be criticized. it's more habits that show disrespect to people like keeping people waiting. like not listening to other people enough. those are some of the criticisms that you hear. >> i got to say, reading it i couldn't decide whether it was a case for problems with marisa meyer or case that she's a ceo genius. the story is about steve jobs and his disrespect for people are so much worse, right. >> right. >> and it absolutely could be true. what i wanted to do was write a picture of a complex individual, rather than somebody who's angel or devil. she's neither as one said at the beginning of my story, a complex person with flaws and gre

for more on what caused it and what is coming for christmas, let's check in with chad meyers. this has been a crazy december. yesterday many around the country including me in baltimore, it was like spring, but not for long? >> not for long. it is just outside your door. it has been warm up and down the east coast. the jet stream has been up into canada. it has been cold in the west but not in the places along i-95 in the past couple days. we will see this entire system go away as this cold front slides on by. this jet stream moves to the east and is it going to push all of that warm air and it will be gone. we are going to change this warm to cold and significantly colder. we have temperatures right now in parts of the dakotas that are approaching 25 degrees below zero with the wind chill. there is 27 below in fargo and guess where that is moving? to the south and east moving through new york and philadelphia and d.c. you were 70 degrees a couple days ago. the morning low in 36 hours will be around 20. that is a 70-degree shift, john. >> that's a big shift. >> how about those

urban meyer will run the table and play for the b.c.s. title. number three.ever win the heisman trophy again. see jameis winston for details. number two, auburn doesn't have a prayer. to win the s.e.c. championship. brian. the b.c.s. was great for college football. so says brian jones. how about that. >> spencer: they got it right, the b.c.s. got the last one going out with a bang. >> tim: good riddance. >> brian: drop me in the grease. >> tim: thanks for watching "the jeep post-game show." here is a look at what you will see tonight on cbs. tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern it's "marching on." on the cbs sports network, 24-hour home of cbs sports. be sure to join us on december 31st for the hyundai sun bowl as virginia tech takes on number 17 ucla. there is more football action tomorrow. >> tim: brian says we can now have dinner and he will pay. spencer tillman, brian jones, tim brando saying so long. bye bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ keep them in your pocket. you won't be needing them with us. at southwest, low fares never mean low service. ♪ if it matters to you, it mat

s marissa meyer. >>> toys "r" us plans to keep stores open 24/7. shoppers can also buy items online and pick them up in stores within an hour. >>> and the national retail federation says nearly half of holiday shoppers plan to wrap up their list online. about 32 million people haven't even started shopping. 10% will wait until christmas eve. richard? >> i'm part of the 50%. i admit it. thank you, seema. >>> just ahead, paul mccartney is in our sports coverage including the man who put the foot into monday night football next. >>> in a desperate bid to find out how much intel snowden took, nsa officials recently floated the idea of offering edward snowden amnesty. i'd take the deal, ed. just come back with all the intel and all is forgiven. i tell you what. to make you feel safe, we'll meet you in a special amnesty zone. >> don't take the feed. >>> in sports, "monday night football" was low scoring but certainly not boring. ravens at lions. take it to the fourth quarter. lions trailing 15-10. they get six but miss a two-point conversion. lions up by

ake med meyer and two others were found guilty of violating a law to rein in protests against the military regime. security forces have more power to distress descenters. they were also fined. >> translator: i was shocked by the sentence that's sending these pro democracy demstrants to jail. this reminds me of the rule under mubarak. >> translator: this is the very first ruling under the law banning antigovernment demonstrations. i think this is a message that's meant to intimidate our young people. >> police arrested the youths last month for holding a rally without authorization. opposition groups say the rule is nothing more than the military-led government tightening its grip on young activists, as well as the muslim brotherhood. >>> tourists are certainly not keeping away from south korea's island. they flock there to take its natural beauty and spend some time in the sun. most of them come from china. the chinese are investing millions, but some locals fear all the development will spoil the landscape. nhk world reports. >> reporter: jeju island is a favorite resort destination for c

this is a look at highway 50 at meyer. if you plan to head to tahoe this weekend, here's what you need to know. a winter storm warning will be in effect from tonight through tomorrow morning. higher elevations could see up to one foot of fresh powder over the weekend. no chains are required but it's likely to change as snow starts to fall later today. of course we'll continue to follow the freezing temperatures all morning long on "today in the bay" and nbcbayarea.com. cold weather photos. >> people around the world remembering nelson mandela. he will go down as one of the great crusaders for human rights. mandela died yesterday in south africa at 95. danielle leigh has more on how people across the world are honoring his legacy. ♪ >> reporter: in south africa the country is celebrating a man who led them to freedom from apartheid. today there are tears, songs and mementos as they bid nelson mandela farewell. president barack obama said the man many called father taught him about perseverance. >> we lost one of the courage

so chain requirements on highway 50 between twin bridges and meyers. a full "kcbs traffic report" coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. shake-up day in the a's organization. second basema weeks is gone followed by colon and balfour. last night, the a's acquired closer jim johnson from the baltimore orioles for weeks. johnson had 101 saves in the last two seasons with baltimore. the move means that grant balfour won't return. the a's also have signed starting pitcher scott kazmir to a two-year, $22 million deal. last season, he was with the indians and this means that pitcher colon won't come back so fans in seattle screaming for washington native fred couples who raised the 12th man flag. defense absolutely dominates the saints high-powered offense. drew brees fumbles on the pass attempt. and picks off in the air by michael bennett who recovers, 22 yards for the score. 34-7. they lead the 49ers by 3 games in the west. >>> wasn't all roses for football fans in seattle. washington head coach steve sarkisyan accepts the usc vacancy. he was with the troj

bristol meyers at 53.93. astrazeneca is buying bristol-myers, but there is more to this deal than meets the eye. morgan brennan is on the case. hi, morgan. >> hi, thanks, tyler. diabetes pay be at the center of this deal, but it's another disease that's powering the move, cancer. bristol-myers saying it's focusing more on its oncology franchise. what does that mean? the giant is plowing its resources between treatments that harness the body's own immune system. die jeets has gotten a lot of attention thanks to its ballooning epidemic status. according to evaluate pharma, spending on oncology treatments totaled $84 billion in 2012 glob globally. and the number is expected to grow at about 8% a year. a bristol-myers spokesperson says the company will look for new opportunities in this area. so could some of the cash pile be tied to the diabetes deal be put to acquisitions of cancer focused biotech companies? if other deals this year are any indication, then yes, it's likely. we've seen other pharma giants gobbl

. >> beth call meyer joins from chicago. dr. peterson is in minnesota. thanks to you both. that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." in washington, i'm ray suarez. ♪ >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. [ bells ringing ] >> on the anniversary of the sandy hook shooting bells toll for the 26 victims. south africans line the street as nelson mandela's body makes the final journey home. >>> and a first for china. it's landed on the moon. the first soft landing there in decades. >> it's

. -- oliver meyer of the german institute for international and security affairs. >> they may have found indications that weapons may have been used, but only in two of these five cases is there sufficient evidence to say that they're very probably was use of chemical weapons. in other instances, there are many questions, and they could not revive definite proof. in two of the instances, they could not corroborate any of the evidence that was provided, so it is quite a mixed picture, and it is very difficult to draw a conclusion in terms of who was responsible. >> now the big task will be removing and destroying syria's existing stockpiles of chemical weapons. how hard is that going to be? >> it is still a huge challenge. there has been one huge step forward in that we now have technology that will enable us to deal with the most dangerous materials. the united states will provide technology that enables the destruction of chemical weapons agencies. there are huge challenges. there are also questions about what will happen to the materials that come out of this destruction process. that'

a who's who of sill con valley, apple's ceo tim cook and marissa meyer and eric schmitt among others will be there and, of course, many of their companies also collect user data. wonder what the discussion will be like for that. the immediameeting comes a day the judge ruled the nsa's bulk collecting of telephone meta data calling the practice almost orwe orwellian. the judge concluded this is likely a violation of the right against unreasonable search and seizure outlined in the fourth amendment. the nsa can keep gathering data for now while the department of justice appeals. "the new york times" editorial page already calling it "a powerful rebuke of mass surveillance" and it is first successful legal challenge to the program since that man right there, edward snowden and his series of high profile leaks. snowden responded in a statement saying in part, "a secret program authorized by a secret court was, when exposed to the light of day, found to violate americans' rights. it is the first of many." the white house said they had no intention of granting amnesty for the former nsa co

mayeron meyer -- marissa was hugely qualified.iorina and morrison meyer -- marissa mayer is that mary barra is a car gal. there was a comment that there are no car guys running the detroit 3 right now. they all came up through finance. even sergio marchionne started out at beloit. and ford, alan mulally is an engineer but from boeing. he said there are no car guys but there is going to be a car gal. he was basically saying she is it. >> half the cars in the united states archer than by women, so they do have some insight. -- half the cars inc. of the united states are driven by women. you were there during the bailout. this happened right after the government finally sold its shares in general motors. >> what a great way for gm to celebrate that it is free at last from government ownership. it is a bold move regardless of her qualifications. what a great shattering of the glass ceiling in this industry. i think it is good for gm. >> it is a big global company. as much as it is an american company, it has a lot of cells overseas. t

>> next year, seth meyers has been a big part. of january. the end is going to be pretty big shoes.the head writer. -- seth was the head writer. once tonight is the big read with everybody at the table. it is an amazing thing. exciting --ty >> who runs that on wednesday night? is lauren.t answer not didactic and authoritative. he just sits back. he does not have to exude power at all. >> really interesting as we go into a new year and new talent. this is about billionaires. about three point one trillion? that is the total wealth of all billionaires. we will do that next. >> somewhere around the world it is new year's eve as we speak. sydney australia is next. that is exciting. here is our twitter question of the day as we look for to 2014. are you looking forward to in 2014 across business, economics, finance, investment? >> the boston red sox. >> the new york yankees. >> maybe the yankees. they could be the sleeper. this is a bloomberg surveillance. scarlet fu and cristina alesci, our guest host with perspective inspiration,ve james andrew miller is with us today. >> here is one t

might wife and i had a prolonged conversation their real consequences so going down to the cinco day meyer party and she turned to me is that i would not talk you out of this? she said no. do it. reside. and on the way in she said you know, i was a classmate? she said it's because i'm pregnant. i thought have then puts a zero way to put the price on things my boss thought i was crazy but i walked out they have the glass door that is heavy even when it slams it would rock's old building. when i walked out not to be melodramatic last sound i ever heard because i knew was the last time that door would ever shot. i walked away. the longest of shots in american history started with me and my dad i don't want to get into the politics but we lost a and it was an incredible experience. it taught me a lot about the system but i thought that i have already seen. i thought this is old hat but i've learned a lot. it is the process that is broken. i don't own the been traditionally what the general public sees, all of you haven't sold out. unless you have the money or a block of voters that you can mov

in the aviator and when i got the call bell you got that part yes i played his press agent johnny meyer i got this role and even though i had a long way to go career wise before i would actually have you know a sustaining career getting the call that i got that role and would be spending the summer in montreal with the temple yeah martin scorsese that was a big moment we're still edition. how about all of them. are the first girl you haven't kissed yeah it was what was your name lana fry well enough and where was this in santa cruz california bronze accordion junior high oh junior high because i was a late bloomer or if not acting what would you do i will always kind of wanted to be like a rock journalists like oh overall we're just going on our problems moment. i promised my kids i have two kids when they were born and old their seven and five when i grew. up with my kids my kids just this weekend watched three amigos two nights in a row and that made me incredibly proud. by choice. great thanks larry. they thanks to my guest adam scott check out his new film the secret life of walter

meyers' reaction when they surprised him with two tickets to the bcs auburn game. he really wants them to beat the florida state seminoles. kickoff and rrnlts j. will be there, and dad will be there too. >>> coming up next, rescue in antarctica, what crews are doing to get a boat packed with tourists back to safety. >>> also, tourism brings in big bucks for san francisco, but one group claims it is being left out deliberately. >>> the amazingly lo female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> now, from abc 7 news. good evening once again. we begin this half hour with a rescue happening right now, one on the edge of antarctica where had people are stranded in heavy ice. how thiey plan to get them out? >> reporter: they set sail from new zealand december 8. here they are a week later, thrilled to finally find sea ice. >> a

john aarons meyer is founder and ceo of the small business majority. daniel pink was aide to form ee deputy of labor. his latest book is "to sell is human: the surprising truth about moving others." and the change agent of marketing is here, jeffrey is head of the hazlitt group and speaks to and advises small business owners. >> good to be here, jj. >> jeffrey, i'm going to ask you, because you talk to so many small business people every day. do you feel like there is a sense of optimism, that people are excited about next year? >> i won't use the word excited, but you can tell the mood has started to shift, which is really nice. people are getting over some of the issues in washington, i'm sure other panelists will talk about that more, but they are getting into an optimistic mood and we're starting to hear a lot of people who are tweeting me back and writing on social media they are looking at hiring more people and doing other things, so they are getting ready for 2014 and starting to implement that. >> what are you hearing? >> exactly the same thin

astrazeneca buying bristol meyers. research across a series of major sectors. let's start with bayer. this fits the bill. they have done a series of acquisitions which this looks pretty much in context. >> it certainly fits the bill. it is actually one of the largest deals they have done in the past quite a few years. you look at the table, you find this is about the fifth largest deal they have done. it is actually the biggest drug deal they have done. there has been some deals on the chemical side but not on the drug side for quite a while. >> that is an easy deal to understand. >> this is -- they are in the diabetes business. that is a growing area. we all know that. it is an epidemic affecting everybody in the world from china to the united states. it is a good area to be in this terms of the growth potentially. however there is a lot of competition. it is where they have half of their business. they are buying the bristol meyers half. .hese are troubled assets they are taking a $1.7 billion charge. they paid $3.4 billion for that. this deal -- this half is

joining me is editor of law.com and dana rohbocker kara set meyer. thank you both. >> thank you for having us. >> we will start with the controversy over the selfie photo that was taken at the memorial for nelson mandela. do you think the president might have taken the dignity of the presidency down a notch by being over there photographed hamming it up with the other folks? >> i don't think he was hamming it up. governor you live in that world. you are sitting next to the dutch prime minister. this isn't a selfy. we know this was her picture, right? she asked you governor can i take a picture with you? what are you going to say? no. you were just talking about politeness. all obama did in this situation was be polite to the prime minister of holland. >> it was denmark. >> i took note of michelle's response. were you a little taken a back? >> you need to have respect for the office. >> this is indicative of the way he approaches the presidency. this is not the first time he has done things that are unbecoming of the president of the united states. oh

. >> but this is what people wait hours to do. 75 led, led lights with meyers and a light sequence of 45 seconds. >> and there is a second room you can go into. it's called love is calling, and the line is much shorter for that one because they take you in in small groups. people there take selfies as well. i caved in. i'll show you m my selfy. >> isn't she cute. pinpinch those cheeks. you're not embarrassed that you did it. >> yeah, did i it. >> you totally did it embrace the moment. that's cool stuff ines thank you. >> super bowl xlviii is still weeks away but the potential for snow in the northeast has a lot of people worried. there is an answer if it snows in new jersey they'll just melt it. was it a dry run. >> reporter: it was sort of a dry one. it was a wet dry run. basically super bowl fans all around the country. this is the first super bowl ever my goodness me what wil wil happen if it snows. it will be canceled. well, they hit back and said don't mess with us, the rest of the country. there is going to be a super bowl whether it snows or not. >> we do get an awful lot of th

matt meyer is also with us, previous coordinator of the nobel campaign.cowrote the introduction "oscar lopez rivera: between torture and resistance." talk about the case of russell shoatz. talk about the background. >> it is important to realize whatever issues political or otherwise related to his conviction, the reason he is in solitary confinement is by ane he was elected official prison approved body to be the head of this lifers group. it was because he was seen, correctly, as a key organizer, that he was put into the whole -- hole. he was not put into solitary confinement initially once convicted. an immediate and direct reaction to his organizing work. he is currently in pennsylvania. there is some breaking news about the story for people to know. this last weekend -- and we are still getting information right now -- his lawyers are meeting with him via conference call. he learned that his attempts within the institution to get release from solitary into general population have been denied. this has happened before, where he has asked and requested

they will be meeting with a number of tech executives including marissa meyer, costello and sheryl sandberg. >> i'm sure they will get an earful. julianna goldman in washington, d.c. thank you very much. i want to bring in a special roundtable. michael riley covers security for bloomberg is this week and joins us from washington dc jeff barton from treadstone joins us via skype. they are selling the gear to the nsa to collect information. could this slowdown anytime? >> this is going to be a long process. the nsa will fight this under the justice department. we have a long way to go. this is an incredibly valuable tool. the judge cannot come up with one example where this stopped an attack. this is an open court. there are certain classified materials they cannot present in this form. i'm sure there will point that out. >> tough arguement to make, saying, we cannot tell you. trust us. it is interesting. let me ask you about the business behind us. what can you tell us about how this is going and where it is growing? >> a new data center out in utah is in expansion a massive amount of storag

. >> we want to bring in chad meyers.ers are wondering if that weather is coming for me. >> the answer for most of you, except for the east coast, that cold air is sinking south and east. it doesn't get to colorado and western colorado to california, but it all points east from there. minneapolis it's snowing. and they had 20 inches in duluth. let me show you a live shot right now from minnesota. that's how much you can see of minneapolis. that is from st. cloud looking over to minneapolis. what a mess. yellow stone montana right now, jake, is three below zero. anchorage, alaska, is 20. and in dallas, it's 80. this is what western colorado looks like. at least it's moving because yesterday at this time i-70 was completely shut down. there was not a car moving east or west there. nine in denver. go to oklahoma, now. 27, the other side of oklahoma, 77, the same state, 27 to 77, and denver from nine, dallas down to 80. it will be colder tomorrow, farther south to the east. we'll see the battle zone here on this blue line. sn

chuck meyer was nearly crushed by a truck three times.wo semi-trucks slid off the road narrowly missing him. >> terrifying. probably the scariest thing i have ever experienced. something told me to run. i ran again over the barrier. >> his car did not fair so well. it was hit by one of the semis but that can be replaced. >> some areas are getting another taste of winter. more part of the country about to warm up a bit. maria molina is tracking it for us. >> hello everybody. we are looking at temperatures below average across parts of the midwest and the northeast. all of that is going to be changing over the next several days. before today 28 for your high temperature in cleveland only in the 30's in cities like minneapolis, chicago and new york city. i want to take you further south. parts of florida, texas even the city of new orleans and into parts of arizona, southern california. you will be seeing temperatures already on the warm side. here is the extended forecast for atlanta, georgia. today you are expecting highs only in the 50's.

meyers, you're saying, why are you living anywhere else? i'm asking myself the same question. >> back to that eastern storm in the next half hour. >> can we take another look at the mg meteorologists throwing hot water. i just want to say, meteorologists, you know how to party. >> this is our time of year. >> live it up, goldberg. >> remember, there are children watching this morning. >> he's never coming back. >>> all right, murder or accident. the trial of a woman accused of pushing her husband of eight days off a cliff is set to start tomorrow. the evidence from both sides. >> a wild case. >>> also coming up, jay-z and beyonce going vegan for the holidays. how they're staying meat and dairy free. >>> and nothing but net. toddler trick shot artist titus is back with an unbelievable basket and hollywood star power to boot. it's his greatest feat yet. you don't want to miss this. [ elizabeth ] i like to drink orange juice or have lemon in my water... eat tomato sauce on my spaghetti. the acidic levels in some foods can cause acid erosion. t

joining me now, editor of above the law.com,elly industrile and tara set meyer. good to have you back. >> thank you for having us. >> we'll start with the whole controversy over the selfie photo taken at the memorial for nelson mandela. elly, do you think the president might have taken the dignity of the presidency down a notch by being over there photographed hamming it up with other folks? >> i don't think he was hamming it up. governor, you live in that world. you are sitting next to the dutch prime minister for two hours, it is a long ceremony, this isn't a selfie, we know this was her picture. she asked you, governor, can i take a picture with you? what are you going to say? no. you were just talking about politeness and i think all obama did was be polite to the prime minister of holland. >> it was denmark, by the way. >> sorry. >> she is danish. >> a very big nutshell. >> tara, when you saw that. i took more note of michelle's response. were you a little taken aback with that or did it brother you -- bother you at all. >> of course it bothered me. you are

s melissa meyer. so what could these panel recommendations mean for the relationship between government tech and your security? i spoke with a c.e.o. and former n.s.a. cybercenter employee, bob stasio and also daniel o'connor, the senior director for public policy and government affairs at the computer and communications industry association. i began by asking bob about the risks of curbing surveillance practices. >> i believe really what it does is slows down the process of our ability to gather intelligence and analyze it, if it does anything. for example, i like to use the 9/11 example of right before the 9/11 attacks, it became evident that one of the hijackers was communicating with i believe elements in yemen. following that, we were not able to actually collect that intelligence and analyze it because the call was eminating from within the united states. after that, the 9/11 report, a recommendation was made to change some of our collection ability in order to catch intelligence items of that v

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the former raider meyers. geno smith completed five passes and one to the dolphins. jets' quarterback was pulled with a passer rating of 8.3. ryan tannehill throws for 331 and two scores and 28 yards to mike wallace. 23-3 and dolphins are 6-6 and new york has lost three straight and fall to 5-7. bills and falcons playing in toronto, canada. late four and tied 31. johnson gets into field goal range and fumbles the football. atlanta recovers recovers and we go to overtime. a big gain, but he fumbles the football. falcons recover again and he kicks the game winner 36 yards. 34-31 the final. a little basketball and warriors are in sacramento where the kings lost three straight. golden state 5 of 6 and both playing with little sense of urgency. to the sleep train arena and apparently it is lights out at 3:00. lights did come back on and warriors shoot lights out. warriors up 16 in the second half before sacramento rallies. klay thompson a career high 8-3. steph curry and 13 seconds to go and do mar russ cousins ties -- demarcus cousins and he wonders if he can handle reje

it was 80 if dallas and by the time it's over it will be 40 in dallas and details from meyers who is monitoring the whiplash in the weather center. >> we talk about cold weather in jan, but not this early in december. this is middle winter and we are still in fall. in denver and the cold air is coming down in oklahoma city. from 9 in denver for the high to 80 in dallas love field. this cold air is sinking out of canada all the way to the gulf coast. the problem is the gulf coast said it's still fall and it tries to send up moisture and humidity over the top of this cold air. we will get an ice storm throughout central part of the plains where it will be 30 degrees and raining. we say how are you going to do that? it will be 50 degrees aloft or 40 up in the sky. 5,000 feet. it's going to rain, but rain where it's 30. 31, 32 degrees. a little bit of snow in oklahoma city. this is not a snow maker. this is an ice machine for memphis and little rock and evansville. st. louis some snow, but the story is this ice sticking to everything. trees and power lines and millions of people will be

the former raider meyers. geno smith completed five passes and one to the dolphins. pulled with a passer rating of 8.3. ryan tannehill throws for 331 and two scores and 28 yards to mike wallace. 23-3 and dolphins are 6-6 and new york has lost three straight and fall to 5-7. bills and falcons playing in toronto, canada. late four and tied 31. johnson gets into field goal range and fumbles the football. atlanta recovers recovers and we go to overtime. a big gain, but he fumbles the football. falcons recover again and he kicks the game winner 36 yards. 34-31 the final. a little basketball and warriors are in sacramento where the kings lost three straight. golden state 5 of 6 and both playing with little sense of urgency. to the sleep train arena and apparently it is lights out at 3:00. lights did come back on and warriors shoot lights out. warriors up 16 in the second half before sacramento rallies. klay thompson a career high 8-3. steph curry and 13 seconds to go and do mar russ cousins ties -- demarcus cousins and he wonders if he can handle rejection. 115-113 the fin

thomas meyer reporting snow flurries. for you, the snow will be picking up. snow right now. she's reporting it around 70 and 270. yes, tomorrow morning that will be one of the locations that see it the worst. as you said, stay off the roads. if you have to be on area roads, remember to stay alert and on guard. drive cautiously. if you happen to fishtail or skid, stay calm and steer your wheel in the direction of the skid if your rear wheels go left, turn the steering wheel to the left. very important to, again, stay calm and ease off the gas. chuck, what's more on the forecast for monday morning? >> thanks, veronica. tv station computer model, about an inch around town. one to two inches northern montgomery county. two to four inches or more across the shenandoah valley. there's that one to two inch range coming into the northwest sighs of washington, d.c. what's starting out as snow this morning this blue area, will remain snow for the remainder of the day across northern maryland. there's the mix we're concerned about mid to late afternoon into the morning hours by 7:00 to

i was fortunate to meet president and misses carter when meyers, to for tt florida in 1994.resident carter with a medal and this was to pass the s work alaska lands act which actually 104 million acres of wilderness. carter had misses any effect on his environmental policies because i know she to put forth ed some information to president carter on some of his policy. know how much of his environmental policies she might information about and to at least make him form a policy. >> was she a person concerned environmental issues? >> they're both outdoor people love to fly fish, for instance. always had this personal interest in rivers. he was involved in environment in many ways. fact they're both serious birders. hey go actual around the world looking for species they haven't notebook e and have a of different things they've seen. the carter presidency has been ranked by historians for the environment i dy roosevelt and nixon, is right up behind them in most of the environmental both of them have a great respect fortunate and outdoors. watching from greenville, indiana. you'

from twin bridges to meyers. once you get there, you are in for a treat.is brook. >> good morning. it's gorgeous. we're blowing snow. i'm standing out here in negative 4 degrees just to show you how much i love you. >> reporter: negative 4. it looks cold. i'm thinking that you probably have the snow making conditions going in addition to what mother nature is dropping down. >> we do. the last storm we got about 10 inches. the great news, we have one of the biggest snow making systems. so with the low temperatures, this is exactly where it needs to be for snow making. we're gone keep going on through the holidays. >> everyone is talking about the dry weather. we're looking at video that you got from yesterday. how big of a difference is this making on the mountain? you know, for those people who were up last weekend verses thinking about going up last weekend? >> this is the area between the village. you can see that we have a lot more coverage right down here. we're blowing snow. you can see the snow guns blowing behind me. this extra snow. the extra cold