and then michelle chimed in.h boy. >> oh my goodness, when she opened her mouth, dad just flipped off the handle. and, of course, marc just, i don't know, stepped in as a husband, like a husband should do. >> reporter: that's how it began, the trouble between father and son. the trouble that was going to get so much worse. marc split away from the family business. michelle helped with the book-keeping. >> i was just amazed at what they were able to accomplish. >> reporter: and they were a good team, said michelle's mom, kathy. >> they both just had the ability to work together to -- and make money. >> reporter: marc got into real estate investment. his first, a trailer park no one else would touch. >> i couldn't believe he bought that. i was just, what are you thinking? have you lost your mind? he flipped it. made him about $100,000 profit. >> reporter: and so having done it once, he figured he'd do it again. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and again and again. >> absolutely. >> reporter: and the money seemed to roll

michelle, let's send it over to you. michelle: speaking of travel -- maybe traveling of the local mountains is something you want do with the great snow. highway patrol to talk about some other things to keep in mind. so, snow is not something we do on a regular basis. it is not like we are used to driving in it or living in it, so when people go up to visit, there are a few things to keep in mind. chelsea: definitely. we do not see snow a a t, and we have the awesome wonderland stored in mount charleston and people love to visit it. we want them to be safe while enjoying it. to do that, they need to be prepared. there are not gas stations and facilities. they need to be prepared with full tanks of gas. they will need chains, four-wheel drive. they need to be prepared if they get stranded out there. michelle: because getting stranded is something that could happen, or maybe you did not prepare, you run out of gas, and now you are stuck in your car. what sort of things did you keep in the car -- obviously, water they have

michelle: are not safe. here is a we are working on -- if you're looking for the perfect outfit for new year's eve, we have some tips. how you can look your best on a budget. take a tip from me --i in staying home in my jammies. krystal: jammies work. michelle: can bring the party to you. krystal: he will be there starting at 10:00 p.m., and you do not even have to get up. get ready for new year's eve >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn about affordable whole life insurance with a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not receive your information, or if you misplaced it, and we'll rush it to you. your ae isccuaranteed, with no health questions. please stand b

no major delays, no big tieups at the moment, krystal and michelle. >> thank you, tom. >> michelle: oh, it's. coming to me. >> krystal: it's to you, michelle. >> michelle: talk about an uber protest for new year's eve, because drivers are upset over a rate cut of 30% over the holiday season. uber cut the rate by 30%, arguing the goal is to give passengers an incentive to ride. the more riders, the more income. however, drivers we spoke to say they don't see it that way. on on-line forums, uber drivers are deciding whether to refuse rides altogether, because they want to send a message, but turning a deaf ear tother dollar sign pings. >> it's not a viable thing long-term for anybody who has a mortgage and b a life. >> will you be driving on new >> last week, on christmas, i went opt, i wasn't expecting how busy it was. i mean, it was crazy busy. i would expect the same thing tomorrow. >> krystal: the silent protest is not just being discussed for new year's eve, but for every week for an hour l until the rates change, but it's up up to the individual driver to participate. you saw vicki

first lady michelle: i am very proud of you. but you are going to have some cake later, right? first lady michelle: we will skip that. but now we are going to read a story. are you guys ready for that? are you ready miss piggy? miss piggy: yeah. first lady michelle: we are "twas the night before christmas." 'twas the night before christmas, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. miss piggy: the stockings were hung in hopes that saint nicholas soon would be there. first lady michelle: the children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. and mama and her kerchief and i in my cap, had just settled down for a long winter's nap. miss piggy: then out on the lawn, there is rose such a clatter, i sprang from my bed to see what was the matter. first lady michelle: away to the window i flew like a flash, opened the shutters and threw up the sash. and the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave a luster of midday to objects below. miss piggy: when what to my wondering eyes sho

. >> michelle: ok, everybody. this was the celebration in australia extly one hour ago, when we were -- when our clocks were turning to 5:00 a.m., the clock was striking midnight in australia, it is now 2016 there. also, we saw new zealand celebration which happened not too -- >> a little before our show. >> michelle: not too long before that, and i think is the new zealand -- >> happy new year. >> michelle: fireworks display. >> krystal: it went off for about 15 minutes, give or take. in fact, we showed you it initially and then we went to a few stories, went to commercial break and it was still going. so it was pretty spectacular, but if you can tom hawley, it doesn't compare to what we're going dotoere in las vegas, but we so we thank you so much for waking up with us, as we bring you back into the news 3 studio, the wagners offbuttoe're this is the last day of 2016. lieve it? >> michelle: what a wild here. >> krystal: welcome jeff maher to the studio. >> jeff: we should have cameras positioned on all of us as

((michelle mortensen)) > winter weather woes. while we aren't seeing any snow here in the valley ... some parts of the country are getting way too much. we'll show you why some people might be wishing they were in vegas for the holidays. expect dry conditions for most of the work week, but we have a little bit of moisture moving towards us. will it be here for christmas? up. this is 8 news now ((michelle mortensen)) > winter weather is hitting many in the northwest... snow flurries have shut down roads... while in oregon ... there's plenty of flodding which is causing landslides. in upstate new york... residents are fighting through two feet of snow./// ((michelle mortensen)) and while we might have dreams of a white christmas here in las vegas ... keely breland says ... we won't likely see that become a reality this year. she's here with our forecast. (( )) > happy sunday. here are our headlines. clouds this week. chance of showers. highs in the 50's... the whole range of 50's and unsettled holiday. ...................... today'

>> michele: no, i can't. the vatican says pope francis has sign off on this miracle and as we talk about this, we'll take a live look at the vatican which made the announcement overnight. >> krystal: it said friday that francis approved the decree during an audience thursday. by the way, that was the 79th 79th birthday. >> michele: hope birthday, hope francis. >> krystal: no date was the set for the karn canonization, but the italian media speculated it will take place the last week of september to coincide with her death and francis' year of mercy. the miracle concerns a man in brazil who had multiple brain coma. after about a day, he awoke and he was cured. his wife says she prayed to mother teresa for help. mother teresa was a nobel peace prize winner, died december 5, 1997, at the age of 87. >> michelle: the florida man who flew his gyrocopter on to the lawn of the u.s. capitol, he says he's going to run for douglas hughes says he's going to run against a south florida democrat. he hasn't named that democ

first lady michelle: i am very proud of you.ggy: but you are going to have some cake later, right? first lady michelle: maybe. but now we are going to read a story. are you guys ready for that? are you ready, miss piggy? miss piggy: yeah. first lady michelle: we are going to read "the night before christmas." 'twas the night before christmas, when all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. miss piggy: the stockings were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that saint nicholas who would be there. first lady michelle: the children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar plums danced in their heads. and mama and her kerchief and i in my cap, had just settled down for a long winter's nap. miss piggy: then out on the lawn, there arose such a clatter. i sprang from my bed. to see what was the matter. first lady michelle: the way to the window i flew like a flash, opened the shutters and threw up the sash. the moon on the breast of the new fallen snow gave a luster of midday to objects

michelle: look at the knees. [laughter] michelle: it's a dance studio in michigan. she is a star. she ignored the dance lesson completely. she went rogue and started getting it. this has been posted on facebook and it's so shaky because the person shooting it was cracking up. krystal: i watched this yesterday. i could watch this over and over michelle: i run into people like this all the time in my zumba class. i love it. [laughter] isn't that funny? kelly: that was awesome. let's talk weather. it is gorgeous out there, especially in the sun. make sure you have the sunscreen on. here's a look at the mountains. absolutely picture-perfect blue skies. temperatures are rising nicely. southeast up to 57 degrees. eldorado coming in at 55 degrees . we will still climb a couple more degrees before it's all said and done. it will be warmer into tomorrow system to our north and west of bringing rain showers to parts of northern california and idaho. as we look at our future cast model, you see clear skies throughout the evening tonight. into tomorrow, it starts off sunny and a slight chance

and talk about those freezing nights coming our way in your full forecast michelle./// ((michelle mortensen)) the f-b-i spent the weekend searching a muddy lake ... all in hopes that it would give them more clues as to why syed (say-ed) farook and tashfeen ick)committed the san bernardino attack. carter evans has more on what they uncovered and what they hope it will reveal about their motives. > dive teams from the fbi and local police finished searching the bottom of this muddy lake over the weekend. they pulled multiple objects from the water, but it is unknown if they recovered a computer hard drive that syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik may have discarded in the lake before they were killed in a shootout with police. investigators hope to search that hard drive for information on potential connections between the couple and foreign terror groups. law enforcement sources have confirmed to cbs news that malik made radical postings on facebook as far back as 2013 - the year before she moved to the united states and married farook. according to a report in the new york times, malik spo

michelle: welcome back. we are talking about new year's eve -- and they do it in a unique way in japan. they welcome 2016 in with the release of white balloons, bubbles, and confetti. krystal: perfect timing. we will probably see a lot of that tonight here it will be later all over the strip, but they will clean it up. michelle: it is amazing how fast you can clean it up. chrome has a new add-on that allows users to block all references to donald trump. it is called the trump filter. it launched on christmas eve. the description of the app calls it an anecdote for toxic candidacy. it is created for people that do not care for trump. the developer says he built it to take the spotlight off of trump and let people focus on other candidates and the issues. it has mild, aggressive, and vindictive settings. on mild, the twitter page goes blank. vindictive blocks out entire website. if you do not want to hear about donald trump, you will have to kelly: that is what i was thinking. krystal: go live under a rock. th

michelle: let's get to trending today. the class action lawsuit has been filed over a popular line of products that many women, mostly, use for their hair. you probably have heard of it or seen it, this infomercial. that instead of giving them flowing hair, cause their hair to fall out. they are accusing the company of not warning customers about mentioning a combination of ingredients that cs.in a statement, the company says it will vigorously fight these allegations -- again, this is from the company -- "there is no scientific evidence whatsoever to support any claims that our haircare products caused anybody r hair." the idea behind wen haircare is that it is like a shampoo but it lather. almost, and it is supp in it that sha has. it is really popular. i have tried it. contemplating it. michelle: it was a little bit heavy. i have not heard of anybody having problems with it until now. we will continue to follow that one. that is an interesting one. the wizarding world of harry potter is bringing the magic back. >> a cav

michelle: thank you. krystal: what las vegas police are asking for your help identifying a suspect involved in a number of robberies. they released some clear surveillance photos today. he robberies happened over the last three weeks. in one case, the suspect shot a person but that victim survived. asked to call crimestoppers. michelle: facing pressure from's federal safety regulators, allegiant air is increasing training for silence -- pilots and staff. in july, a plane operated by two allegiant pilots made an emergency landing after they told controllers they didn't have enough fuel to reach another airport. the faa says the agency has closed the investigation with a letter of investigation. the fuel issue is one of several safety issues the airline has had this year and a lot of complaints as far as customer service. krystal: day three of the nevada the session is expected through today and maybe tomorrow. issues are holding up the progress. lawmakers are considering $215 million. it wants to bring a $

liza mundy is a biographer of michelle obama; her 2008 book was called, "michelle."nd krissah thompson is a "washington post" journalist who covers the first lady as her beat, thanks for coming both of you tonight. well we're going to start our program with a clip and this is from 2008; michelle obama in a campaign speech talking about her own personal story. let's watch. michelle obama: now all my life i have confronted people who had a certain expectation of me. every step of the way there was somebody there telling me what i couldn't do. applied to princeton, you can't go there your test scores aren't high enough. oh i went, i graduated with departmental honors, wrong. [applause] and then i wasn't supposed to go to harvard, that was probably a little too tough for me, i don't even know why they said that. but i could go through every curve and twist and turn of my life and find somebody that was telling me lower your expectations, set your sights low, you're not ready you can't do that. and every time i push past other people's limited expectations of me and reach

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>> michelle wouldn't let us. she barred us. >> reporter: it was the same at the cemetery. >> she's literally trying to get him m the ground before we can even walk up. >> reporter: you mean get them to fill in the grave? >> yes. to the graveside. and she calls the police on us. she calls the police at my other's funeral. >> reporter: yet, for all the chatter about jack, that he might have killed his own son, detective brook's instincts said no. jack's alibi checked out. he was fixing his roof afternoon and those tears in the interrogation room -- >> i did not feel anything as being fake from mr. despain. he appeared to be a broken man at that time. >> reporter: so what to make of the fractured family and all the bad blood now tangled up with so much grief? detective brooks thought back to his interview with miclle's dad, carl, the man who pointed a finger at jack on day one. >> he told him he didn't want to have nothing to do with him. >> reporter: carl said he'd been in marc's house not too long some rent money.

michelle: yes. this is the time of year people something about making changes in their lives in with the new year comes resolutions to kick an addiction. we want to talk about that. that is something that is hard, people talk about a new start. i want to well -- welcome in trent stephenson. this is a time when people are thinking i want to make a change, but they do not know people think of a drug addiction or alcohol addiction. there are a lot of different kinds. what defines an addiction? mr. stevenson: an addiction is something that creates a lot of anxiety if you t to quit it. you are not able to have the control where it is reasonably -- easily put off. it is not manageable. substance abuse, about what are think of. eating disorders can cause addictions -- would you consider that an addiction? mr. stevenson: i definitely consider eating disorders an addiction. there is a number of them. they affect the brain in the same way. you do something. your brain has a response to it. the response become

michelle: -- are astronomical. michelle: that portion of the town, the 215, i think it is just a one-lane road. by low mountain. it is very easy to cross the center divide and hit oncoming traffic. of course, in deadly crashes like this, they will look into whether there was alcohol involved, if speed was a factor. we don't know all those details yet. since it was a her effect crash, they will be out there for several hours investigating. if you have to go through this area, you will have to take a different route. unfortunately, right before christmas, a deadly crash to talk about. krystal: another sturdy -- sure to talk about. michelle:confirmation about the streak it at $140 million deal for nevada's largest newspaper, the adelson's released a statement. the owners had remained a mystery until now with the newspaper, staff and politicians amending to know that identity of the buyer. the adelsons held back of -- held back because of tuesday's presidential debate. reports say his son-in-law engineered that purchas

>> michelle: thank you so much. the force is aweakening. >> krystal: all over las vegas this morning, people are excited about this. the latest "star wars" movie set to make its world premiere today, but a lot of excited fans saw the movie yesterday. >> michele: of course we had to send our kyndell nunley you'll out there. she is live from outside the know it's probably quiet behind you, but have you been able to find any stragglers who saw the movie an are so excited they couldn't sleep? >> the reporter: no, no stragglers, not at least at this hour, the last showing at amc town square was at midnight, the movie is two hours and 16 minutes long, so if they're straggling around, they are here longer than the movie is on, but at least the movie did open last night. it is already setting records. movie ticketing web site fandango says presales for "star wars," the force awakens broke the record for most tickets sold in site history. when it first went on sale in october, the crash crashed. analysts predict the movie co

[applause] [applause] first lady michelle: yeah! it is an important part of our tradition to kick off the season by celebrating with our extraordinary military families. we do this because of everything that you do every day to make our country great. this time of year it is easy to get caught up in all of the holiday whirlwinds. making the lists, the aaron, the travel plans, that we sometimes forget with the holiday season of all about -- is all about. but sharing the special time reminds us that the season is about so much more. it is about giving more than we --receive,om a right - right? it is about toys, too. but is also about lifting our communities every day, every season. that is what you all do for this country. whether you are serving in uniform with multiple deployments under your belt, or serving without a uniform, as a military spouse holding down a household while continuing your education or careers. or as a military kid, adjusting h oraybe your seven ot eighth new school. and in the midst of everything, you still fin

see carl taking my son's life without michelle being involved. >> reporter: michelle was far from a loving, doting wife, they said. the woman they knew was pure self-interest, would do anything to get what she wanted. exhibit a -- so what was it that just turned marc against you? >> michelle's manipulation. >> reporter: it was michelle who pushed marc to break away from the family business, they said. michelle who tore the family apart by stoking her own daughter's allegations of abuse, to drive a permanent wedge between marc and his dad, and herself. they could easily see her goading her father into planning a murder. >> michelle is a sociopath. she is absolutely -- cares nothing about anyone or anything but michelle. >> reporter: quite an allegation, if true. and, as it happened, detective brooks was pretty sure he saw an effort by the grieving widow to manipulate him. he'd interviewed her, of course, right after the murder. >> i nudged his leg, and i screamed his name again, and he didn't move at all. >> reporter: all that emotion in her voice, it seemed like an act to him. >> th

please call crime stoppers. /// ((michelle mortensen)) > and peace. residents and community members held a march and candle light vigil saturday evening near m- l-k boulevard and washington.... all in hopes to end the violence plaguing our valley in recent weeks. those who marched say they are sick and tired deadly shootings and stabbings happening daily and taking so many lives.. ((lamon welch/organizer, hold my it's exactly that. this is inclusive of everyone. not just in west las vegas. even this morning we had one in bonaza. it's time we take a stand and make a difference and we want to be that voice. we want to be heard." )) ((michelle mortensen)) organizers say they'll keep one... until the violence stops and they feel more safe./// ((michelle mortensen)) > an who was shot last week during a domestic violence call. we now know the officer's name. metro says officer greg sedminik was wounded on thursday. according to metro .. the 52 year old officer was shot twice ... once in his armpit ... and another time in his vest. officer sedminik is expect

>> stick right to it. >> michele: did it bother you that you got the penalty? >> no, i've got to be smarter. it's a part of the game, you've got to have fun with it and be in the moment. >> michele: you've had a lot of wheaton and martavis bryant.

or was michelle the clever user? in our interview, michelle denied being a master manipulator.d that she stoked those sex abuse allegations or that she engineered marc's split with his parents. for that, she blamed jack and tana. >> i never would've walked away from my kids in the first place. i never would've -- >> reporter: in the end, they didn't walk away from their kid either. because who was pushing, from day one, to solve the murder? who kept pushing, month after month after month? >> my opinion on that is their hatred toward me. it wasn't anything to do with marc. it didn't have anything to do with marc. it was all about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> reporter: you seriously believe that? >> i do. >> reporter: michelle, out on bail, waited for trial. her mother, kathy defended her around town. did you ever let yourself think she was involved? >> the daughter i know? the daughter i helped raise? no. >> reporter: meantime, michelle's attorneys, ray nickle and bill stanley, took a closer look at those recovered text messages. they filed a motion arguing that investiga

michelle: this parameter has expanded a bit. we are try to nail down where this officer-involved shooting took place. we have also learned the officer is in stable condition. so that is encouraging news at this time. with that being said, let's go to sergio avila who is outside of unc. -- umc. sergio: i saw someone frantically running into the trauma unit here at unc. as a conversation continued, he calmed down a little bit. the officer seems to be in stable condition. you can see different agencies have gathered here. not only the metro officers as well as state troopers, but when any time something like this happens when the law enforcement community gets together to sort of rally and support each other in their time of need, we know that one officer has been shot. p was brought here to umc trauma where he is receiving treatment at this time. trauma where he is receiving treatment at this time.

thank yoyo michele and thanks for the happy trio of steelers. here's a look now at the afc playoff picture. the colts remain the number four seed despite tonight's defeat, since houston also lost today. the steelers are tied with the chiefs and jets at 7-5 but currently they would be on the outside looking in ahead of their trip to cincinnati next week. most notably, the patriots have dropped from the top spot to third after their loss to the eagles, but it should be noted that denver hosts cincinnati in week 16. so if the patriots can win out from here, they would still be assured of a bye, since the bengals and the broncos have to lose at least once more. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, what do you make of new england's situation right now? >> well, new england is not the same team they were week one when we saw them up in and it's simply because of injuries. and the most notable is rob gronkowski. they need him back to get back in sync on offense. we had kind of conceded maybe two weeks ago that they would be the number one seed, but that's

thank you, michele and thanks for the happy trio of steelers. here's a look now at the afc playoff picture. the colts remain the number four seed despite tonight's defeat, since houston also lost today. the steelers are tied with the chiefs and jets at 7-5 but currently they would be on the outside looking in ahead of their trip to cincinnati next week. most notably, the patriots have dropped from the top spot to third after their loss to the eagles, but it should be noted that denver hosts cincinnati in week 16. so if the patriots can win out from here, they would still be assured of a bye, since the bengals and the broncos have to lose at least once more. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, what do you make of new england's situation right now? >> well, new england is not the same team they were week one when we saw them up in foxborough opening night, bob. and it's simply because of injuries. and the most notable is rob gronkowski. they need him back to get back in sync on offense. we had kind of conceded maybe two weeks ago that they would be t

michelle obama doesn't do that. she walks and she has a confidence, physical confidence, mental abilities, just herself confidence as a person is sort of an inspiration. >> may i add briefly onto that, it's so easy and so when we all have public figures the facts of their story and we know, you know, and how often we forget those things. what michelle obama has perhaps the greatest degree of executive experience before coming to the white house since lady byrdonson, and when -- byrd johnson, one of the things people are willing, look at the clinton, willing to give up privacy is viewing the opportunity to really make a permanent change in, perhaps t way the american people think or perceive something and we really are talking about some profound things here. lady byrd johnson profoundly helped change the way americans think about their visual environment as well as the safety of it, and has essentially been forgotten but she was part of that. she gave velocity to that movement as michelle obama of what we eat. in 50

>> thank you. >> michele: let's go to deangelo williams. people keep talking about your age. they say you're 32. are you really 32? because you look like you're 22 out there. >> well, i've got to give credit to the team that i played with before because we had a dual backfield set and i don't have many carries on me. i think it preserved me and allowed me to do the things that i'm doing right now. >> michele: you told me earlier in the week all you guys need to do is get hot at the right time. you came here because you wanted to go to the super bowl with this team. how do you build on this one? >> it's a great win. we started out a little slow at the beginning with the turnovers and things but then we got it going with ben in the passing game and the running game started going along and everything started clicking. this is a great film to build from and we've got to get ready for cincinnati next week. >> michele: congratulations. >> i got a game ball! >> yes, you did. for the happy trio of steelers. here's a look now at the afc playoff pict

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thank you, michele and thanks for the happy trio of steelers. here's a look now at the afc playoff picture. the colts remain the number four seed despite tonight's defeat, since houston also lost today. the steelers are tied with the chiefs and jets at 7-5 but currently they would be on the outside looking in ahead of their trip to cincinnati next week. most notably, the patriots have dropped from the top spot to third after their loss to the eagles, but it should be noted that denver hosts cincinnati in week 16. so if the patriots can win out from here, they would still be assured of a bye, since the bengals and the broncos have to lose at least once more. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, what do you make of new england's situation right now? >> well, new england is not the same team they were week one when we saw them up in foxborough opening night, bob. and it's simply because of injuries. gronkowski. they need him back to get back in sync on offense. we had kind of conceded maybe two weeks ago that they would be the number one seed, but that

thank you, michele and thanks for the happy trio of steelers. here's a look now at the afc playoff picture. the colts remain the number four seed despite tonight's defeat, since houston also lost today. the steelers are tied with the chiefs and jets at 7-5 but currently they would be on the outside looking in ahead of their trip to cincinnati next week. most notably, the patriots have dropped from the top spot to third after their loss to the eagles, but it should be noted that denver hosts cincinnati in week 16. so if the patriots can win out from here, they would still be assured of a bye, since the bengals and the broncos have to lose at least once more. let's bring in tony dungy. tony, what do you make of new england's situation right now? >> well, new england is not the same team they were week one when we saw them up in foxborough opening night, bob. and it's simply because of injuries. and the most notable is rob gronkowski. they need him back to get back in sync on offense. we had kind of conceded maybe two weeks ago that they would be t

((michelle: no gift cards for anyone this holiday? tom: probably not. )) (michelle mortensen) in the past few months i've gotten 6 complaints about gift card thefts just like this one. and in most cases ...no one gets a refund. however .. tom and daniel did get one from visa .. which is great. but since that's not the norm ... the safest bet is to avoid buying gift cards off racks at places like grocery and convenience stores. instead buy them from the place you wish to use it. or use a digital e-card. those are the only ways to ensure a gift card hasn't been tampered with. > ((sharie johnson)) look outside of our rio cam. beautiful shot there of the mandaly bay and luxor... .............................. our official high today hit 57 -- right at average for december on this day... our record -- mid-70's -- we won't be anywhere near especially with temps getting colder. for our low --we're a bit warmer than normal -- at 46. we had that sunrise at 6:42 this morning the sun set not too long ago just before 4:30. .......................

is michelle there .. at christmas time .. can i talk to michelle. well no michelle is dead .. ha ha ha ha .. you know that kind of thing. "michelle's ex- boyfriend - became a prime suspect ((no pics of him .. legally probably best)) best)) " he was at west dale mall that night and ran into her in the hallway and they had words. "but he was later cleared.police know that in the violent frenzy - in the car - the killer stabbed himself* - and likely had a large gash** . . d-n-a testing on the blood left behind has cleared more than 70 people michelle knew knewand thousands more in prison data bases - across the country. country. " she turned out to be a very good athlete. " " " our lives are all through those scrap books .. but 35 years - emotions are raw - the pain does not go away. michelle's mom and dad both went to their graves - never knowing the truth.the heart- break of losing their miracle baby - literally killed them them " my mother .. tears .. just didn't go out of the house any more ..didn't want to talk to people .. terribly depressed. ((18:17:57 )) .. my father woun

thank you, michele and thanks for the happy trio of steelers. here's a look now at the afc playoff picture. the colts remain the number four seed despite tonight's defeat, since houston also lost today. the steelers are tied with the chiefs and jets at 7-5 but currently they wouou be on the tside looking in ahead of their trip to cincinnati next week. most notably, the patriots have dropped from the top spot to third after their loss to the eagles, but it should be noted that denver hosts cincinnati in week 16. so if the patriots can win out from here, they would still be assured of a bye, since the bengals and the broncos have to loseset least once more. let's bring in tony dungy. england's situation right now? >> well, new england is not the same team they were week one when we saw them up in foxborough opening night, bob. and it's simply because of injuries. and the most notable is rob gronkowski. they need him back to get back in sync on offense. we had kind of conceded maybe two weeks ago that they would be the number one seed, but that' no

he had michel platini -- he and michel platini have been banned from soccer for each years, for receiving payments that the court stopped just short of calling bribery. here is more. >> the decision was just an hour old when sepp blatter went on the defensive. a short time later michel platini released a statement saying the ruling was a complete farce. sepp blatter had a different choice of words anin his conference. >> i am now suspended eight years. i am now suspended eight years. i will fight great i will fight for me and for fifa. suspended eight years. for what? >> they said it was a conflict of interest, and disloyalty to fifa. >> the verdict was to be expected, but the verdict is harsh. for a mere eight-year-old, an eight-year ban is harsh, but not a life ban. >> he wants to use every legal loophole possible and bring their cases to the swedish courts. >> i have a lot of support within the community, and they share with me that what has happened today is not the correct way. i will be back. thank you. >> this hammer blow is difficult to see how he or michel platini have a future i

has been fined, aslatter well as michel platini.s also facing criminal charges by the swiss authorities who are investigating him for his disloyal treatment of michel platini. dozens of current and former officials have been arrested for , asery and money laundering well as the 2018 and 2022 world cup bids. >> i am joined by a fifa specialist from durham university in the u.k.. what impact will this have on the careers of these men? >> it is the end for both sepp blatter and michel platini i would say. appeal, but sepp blatter is 80 now. he is trying to save his legacy. to michel platini is going appeal to late to have an impact on being able to run for the presidency. facell sepp blatter charges in the u.s.? >> it is a possibility. he is an old man now. i'm not sure how far they will go. you can see how much he has aged over the past four or five weeks during the suspension. i think people will probably feel mostly sorry for him. >> where does this leave fifa and all these organizations? how will they recover from the cell imaging

((michelle: mr. hill, what is the science behind the defrosting tray and why does it defrost so quickly and easily? mr. hill: well, metal is a conductor and it heats the air warming things up faster. student: duh )) ((michelle: so there's our answer. let's get to defrosting.)) we place a frozen chicken breast and hamburger patty on the defrosting tray and a block of wood to see which one thaws the fastest. then we set a timer and wait one hour ... which in t-v time .. literally flies by! (( i was hoping by now all of our meat would be completely defrosted ... see on our defrosting tray (poking meat) well....still quite a bit of frost on there our hamburger meat as well over here on the wood block, i hate to say it its still solid, but it does look a little more thawed on this side than that side.)) so we wait some more ... another hour. ((our hamburger meat i would say it is pretty thoroughly defrosted here and you know what it's still a little frozen there (on wood block) )) the chicken was a little

michelle obama does that as well. but he see her enjoying the role, especially when she is with children and doing things she enjoys. i think that will continue and she and her husband are young, they're not going anywhere, there will be able to see how she continues to engage with the public. >> and even makes it easier difficult. >> looking over the first later since 1984 election, have any of them really struggled with the private public duality. >> the clip that you showed of michelle obama, the two quotes, grace and martha washington, mrs. obama gave an interview yesterday with the kids and she hit on both of those. she said, what do you like about the kids, while you can't go out and she was abstract here. you can't just go out and the other thing is said to want to be a first later? she said no i wanted to be a nutritionist. as i was she wanted to be when she grew up. to me, michelle obama has embraced the role in and on common way. more than any other i have covered. hillary clinton is an exception. she sought

but michel platini's star was on the rise. he's the man who was favorite before he, too, became caught up in the corruption scan da to take over for sepp blatter. now he, also, has to fight his way out of trouble i think with great difficulty. >> what does this mean does it really matter with the fans or does football just carry on and the shenanigans of fifa are ordinary for fans. >> i've asked that question. football goes on. it goes on from grassroots, football in parks to the top of the premier league in england to international all over the world. in that respect no, nothing changes. but it is important that the organization which runs world football can be seen to have transparency and to have credibility. we now do have this reform process which is going to kick in, post congress after february whoever becomes president is going to be responsible that they would have a power to change the culture. >> well, there are five candidates. history shows that candidates drop out a lot of the time before elections. at the moment

we present the michelle. >> we met at a world forum in oxford, u.k., where michelle was awarded the scol global treasure award. i spoke to her and the c.e.o. of the skol foundation. i started with a simple foundation - does she really have a job? as i was looking over everything you have been doing for the last 20 years, and all the different projects you've been involved in, i'm wondering if in the 21st century, if someone asks you what's your job, do you have a job, or too many jobs point? >> i think i have too many jobs and it has been part of my life to be somehow engaged in different fields. in recent years, i am focussing on building the capacity of institutions established so that they can survive my life-time, to be sustainable. the issues i'm concerned with are exactly the same child rights, women's right. i want the institutions i establish to be solid, to be able to continue to work even when i'm not here. this is one. the second is i'm concerned with the transforming the initiatives involved into movements, which can survive again. so in child rights i'm building a movem

michelle: exactly. the key here is we actually have avocados in it, which a lot of people are surprised to hear. sean: for breakfast. kind of strikes you. cookie. it replaces butter. buter is high in saturated fat saturated fat. it is a heart healthy fat. that is what is great about that could we will add the egg. and then plain yogurt. sean: plain yogurt. michelle: you have to have mix this up. olive oil is another ingredient in here that people are always surprised about. that is another heart healthy fat. sean: as you are making that up, let us go about the capture little hats, -- new hampshire little hats, big hearts campaign. michelle: the hospitals proud to partner with the american heart association and in february, heart health month, and these cute red hats, basically we want to give -- oh, ok -- we want to born in february with an adorable little red hat to and for everyone to live a heart-healthy life. sean: you are looking for knitters right now. to volunteer. org/nhlittlehatsbighearts. what

buzz: so, that's michelle landale. flynn: there's the stiletto, and that's the mercedes in the background. taylor: and from the looks of it, our suspect is running out of patience. she tried to save herself. unsuccessfully. pope: and he managed to do all of that and still keep his face hidden. [ sighing ] i don't need to see it. [ door opens ] hey. hey. you all right? i don't know. i don't know. how did i get this all so wrong? because you're used to siding with the victim. that's how addicts see themselves when they're using. okay. i'll give him someone to blame and see how that works. thank you, detective. i'll take over from here. are you sure, chief? yes. [ door closes ] when you brought me back up from holding, i kind of thought my parents might be here. they're on their way. really? mm-hmm. are you sure? yeah. i've had some pretty serious conversations with your mom and dad, and i think they're finally ready to listen to you. oh, my god. thank you. thank you. thank you so much. i'm -- i'm sorry about what i did t