takayama, he was on the board which approved the purchase of the mickey mouse companies for $800 million. he was on the board which approved the $700 million in fees to unknown parties for no work and pay it through the cayman islands. he is responsible. >> olympus fired woodford in october for questioning accounting practices. investigators started poring over the optical equipmentmaker's books almost immediately. executives admit olympus hid almost $1 billion in investment losses it racked up in the 1990s, and they papered over those losses for more than a decade. kaori nagao joins us now. kaori, woodford came out swinging at current president takayama. what points did he make? >> woodford is angry with takayama because earlier this month takayama said the entire board of directors will be should be renewed as part of the process to fix the company. woodford said olympus needs a clean slate, otherwise the company would lose the crucial financial support. >> this story, if it's not ended in the right way, if takayama can dictate the next management of this company can survive, then, and

aprovecha para ir con fernanda y que conozcas a mickey mouse. ¡mickey mouse! >> ¿y la novia?odos! >> en este momento, mi cabeza es un caos santiago. yo lo Único que necesito es una explicaciÓn. nada mÁs. >> bueno, entonces, ¿quÉ? >> seÑor, ¿usted sabe quiÉn vino a sepultar a la seÑora? >> bueno, segurito que los parientes. >> pero, ¿los vio? vio cÓmo eran o quiÉn era? >> pues, dÉjeme ver. déjeme echar memoria. ah, sÍ. esa fue la que enterraron cerquito a la tumba de don palemÓn. sÍ, ya me acordÉ. sÍ. vino un hombre. ah, pero no creo que haya sido el marido porque era muy joven para la difunta. >> ese hombre era eduardo. era eduardo. (mÚsica) >> bueno, ¡ya! ¿no? los tragos se acabaron para ti. >> ¿y quiÉn lo dice? ¿tÚ? >> erika, erika... >> ¿quÉ? >> no vale la pena. >> no, si eso mismo digo yo. ese tipo de aquÍ no vale la pena. tu hermanito no es mÁs que un infeliz, un mentiroso. >> ya basta, erika. >> ¡camilo, dÉjalo! >> priscila, ven. >> a ver de quÉ es capaz porque hasta ahorita la Única habilidad que le conozco es la de levantarse a cuanta mujer se le pone por enfrente. >>

that is the first thing i realized, we have all of this mickey mouse because they did not live in san francisco. they are and their salaries here in san francisco. on san bruno ave we have very heavy traffic. why should we, meaning the constituents, such an application, and have six or seven processes that are very convoluted? it is because we pay them thousands of dollars. they should make it simple. and one single application that points to them that has heavy traffic and six or seven deaths, and action should be taken. very recently, and the district supervisor from district 9 should be aware of this because i sent him photographs and everything. for over a year and a half the paintings on the crosswalk were fatded. pibig pot hole. i do not know how nobody died there. until i brought it to the attention of our majoyor, ed reiskin, and copied it to a few others. thank god within 48 hours or 72 hours the problem was resolved. we need just one application. once that is pointed in the direction of this agency, it is because we pay them to serve us. thank you very much. supervisor campo

paper. ( laughs ) >> safer: mickey mouse, eh?ficult job may take months or even years. but consider the result. >> gaetan: 1,000 years after us, i hope that they can read the same thing that we are reading now. >> safer: the library's most valued documents go back almost 2,000 years, nearly to the time of st. peter, the first pope, whose tomb lies beneath the basilica that bears his name. his letters to the faithful make up two books of the new testament. and here is a copy, written in greek on papyrus by one of peter's disciples around the year 200, a mere century or so after his death. >> pasini: "in the beginning, it was the word, and the word was 'god'." >> safer: and from the same period, the gospel of luke and part of the gospel of john, also written on papyrus, venerated by early christians in egypt, preserved for centuries in a desert monastery. >> pasini: "the bread for today give us..." >> safer: they contain the oldest known copy of the lord's prayer, so fragile we were only allowed to see replicas. >> pasini: that gre

this mickey mouse ornament. how cute is he? we received it with a note that said, in honor of our great grandson, riley matthew allen. merry christmas. after the tree is decked out, we'll donate the whole thing, ornaments included to a worthy charity. >> we're getting more and more ornaments on there. we thank you for donating. >> where is mickey go? >> right there. >> how cute is that? >> very nice. >> mickey is heavier than he looks. >> put on a little weight. eating cookies. very nice. thank you for sending that in. >> you can send your ornament in to the address that will be on your screen soon. thanks very much. >>> it's official. we're on this camera, but don't have the teleprompter. >> here it is. >> we know who will perform at the super bowl half time show. we'll fill you in next. >>> plus, good start for the redskins. rocky ending. dave ross has a recap of sunday's loss, and word of even more bad news involving two key players. the details after the break. >>> as we take you to break, holiday greeting from our service

more than 3000 sets of light, and mickey mouse riding a train are the stars of that show. a jet airplane introduced itself to santa's sleigh, but everything is fine now. you can share your holiday lights and decorations on wbaltv.com. >> this is 11 sports. >> not the sexiest of stories, but reds on often need attention. what seems to work best is keeping it simple. last week, the ravens got creative. unlike earlier in the year, this is the kind of results you get. ray rice in the end zone. joe flacco had six touchdown passes -- 6 theater passes that -- 6 fewer passes than in 2010. cam cameron is awfully happy. >> we have to execute better as a group in terms of touchdowns. we want to score touchdowns, but you have to come away with points. put our defense back out there, but down the stretch, we need to start getting more touchdowns. i think everybody understands that. >> duckett made his first trade of the season today. not exactly a blockbuster deal. he did win three games in september for los angeles. at the other end of the spectrum, tied with the orioles we see the ne

. >> did you know mickey mouse registered to vote last time? >> really? sorry. eady been checked out. the verdict -- false. >> orange county election officials rejected the application, so mickey was never officially registered to vote. so, mr. baxley, the only thing mickey mouse was, was your argument, and if that was your argument, it was a very poor one. but baxley's worst moment came when i asked him this. >> state senator michael bennett justified the law with this line. he says voting is a hard-fought privilege. this is something people died for. why should we make it easier. i mean, what do you mine why should you make it easier? we're supposed to live in a democracy? why should we be making it harder? >> we want people to participate in the total process. go ahead a register so we get all of the registration. we're not stopping them from voting. >> the law will stop people from voting. this week i spoke to congressman lewis about this nationwide voter suppression effort. he knows something about the effort. he wall street nearly beaten to death marching a

sure, mickey mouse can sign up and make a big number. we are hopeful that every one, being irresponsible, that that will happen very little, if not ever. it is not a pair of five list and let's do it. debate, let's go. >> [inaudible] >> bright. right. >> [inaudible] >> the point, of course, is i have never said in my mind who is ultimately responsible. guess who it is? you. not the promoter. at the end of the day, stuff goes downhill. it is on you to make sure that you use promoters the to contrast and the to manage, essentially. it is a partnership. hopefully not -- here is the key, i will be going home to my dog now. you have got to work with these promoters. at the end of the day, the same consequences are going to hold. >> [inaudible] >> i understand. >> [inaudible] >> right. it would be great if it was like yelp for promoters. unfortunately, we are just not going to be able to do that. more than legal reasons, we cannot put in the place of liability. that just will not happen. i will encourage you guys to make one up on your own. i

so much so that i had that phrase trademarked and then hi it emblazoned on a mickey mouse-- (applause) you see, counterfeiting and digital piracy are huge problems for those of news the media business. the fbi reports that u.s. businesses lose 200 to $250 billion to counterfeiting on an annual basis. and that is a shocking number. especially when you consider that the fbi admits it has no record of source data or methodology for generating the estimate and that it cannot be corroborated. now folks, that is what happens when the fbi buys bootleg reports off a card table in chinatown. but folks, this piracy is everywhere. studies show that almost half of adults have bought, copied or downloaded bootlegged music or video including 70% of those aged 18 to 29. sadly, piracy is just one of those crimes everybody commits like jaywalk organize setting your ex-girlfriend's couch on fire. thankfully, thankfully congress is finally taking action with the stop on-line piracy act. the bill which is supported by all the big media companies grants rights holders the unfettered power to effectively k

. >> did you know mickey mouse registered to vote last time?id. he was one of 31 people. and believe me, 31 people in three years, come on, if you've got to get mickey mouse to make your case when you have only 31 cases, then mr. baxley, you're trying to take all of us to disney world on a ride rather than a democracy that we need to have in this country. >> we have a very open process. the rules are the same for everyone, and the law is very clear that the only way you're going to have a problem if you're intentionally trying to abort the election law process. >> let me show you this. ann mcfall. >> a county supervisor, says florida rental station database in place since 2006 catches anyone who trying to register in two counties. i mean, you're fixing something that wasn't broke. that's why it does not smell. >> that's another issue. that was about local elections that get polluted by the fact that people can walk in my precinct and change their address on election day. we had people coming from one community to another and stealing a local el

as they look around. >> there are seven mickey mouses. >> thank you. >> reporter: i tried to count theanta clauss and i stop at 23. i'm not sure where i'm going from there. let's take a look at the numbers as far as the temperatures. you know it is a little on the cool side. it feels like krl out here. 47 in the washington, d.c. area. i almost said orlando, then philadelphia. now washington. gaithersburg at 37 degrees. baltimore at 42. down to the south, fredericksburg around 37 degrees. we're starting to cool off under clear skies. and we're going to continue to do so. into the 20s once again in most of the suburbs. 26 in frederick. 24 in martins burg. in the district we're at a temperature of about 34 degrees. same deal for annapolis. tomorrow we'll see some sunshine early. then i think we'll see increasing clouds during the afternoon. the high temperatures tomorrow, around 52 degrees inside the city. 49 in gaithersburg. 51 in leesburg. and to the south, temperatures around 53 degrees. we will be warming up over the next couple days. back to around 58 degrees on thursday. i'll show t

. >> mickey mouse on a horse, hugging penguins, snoopy on a doghouse and santa on a sled. >> mickey onns? but wait, all was not lost for the hugging penguins because it turns out there was security camera video of the crime taking place. the woman who owns the house calls police after she saw her decorations on another lawn in her own neighborhood. stealing your neighbor's holiday lawn ornaments, pretty bad. stealing your neighbor's holiday lawn ornaments, then putting them on your lawn half a block away, that takes christmas balls, that's all i have to say. thank you. two women were arrested on grand theft charges. two women. most people know it is wrong to steel christmas decorations, but what about hunting for them? i mean that literally because a man in georgia was arrested after firing a gun near a shopping mall. >> william robinson was firing into the trees in an attempt to get mistletoe out to decorate his home for christmas. >> that was from a news station wxia. before you start feeling all superior because you never had to shoot your own christmas decorations, listen to what o

. >> there's an item that says signatures of mickey mouse and adolf hitler are being considered validthey may be properly dated. that seems crazy, doesn't it? >> well, the whole process is pretty unusual. i mean, we had one of the local affiliates here do a story about someone signing it proudly saying they signed 80 different recall petitions. >> let me clear something up. the process isn't unusual, governor. you just don't like it. you don't like to deal with the facts. as your buddy said on fox that election officials would let names like mickey mouse count on recall petitions but politifact that already labeled that claim mostly false. before a signature is counted it's checked by the petitioner circulators, election officials and your own supporters, walker supporters. mickey wouldn't make it through the review. walker also mention mentioned a man who told a wisconsin news station he signed 80 recall petitions. even if a person signs a lot of petitions, his signatures won't count. these signatures go through a review, and walker is suing the government accountability board asking

i got into a fist fight right there with timothy and he started crying because i broke his mickey mouse watch. over there i was back there with a girl doing what i was not supposed to be doing what they were looking for me. this whole studio is strange like that, the ghosts come pouring in. that is what happens when you get old. that is the story of that. tavis: i was told you came here an hour early just to walk around and see the place. i realized that this lot was not that i'm familiar to you. it is strange that on our last day -- we are moving to a new studio for our ninth season. a brand new studio in new everything for our ninth season. you come back and you spend all of the time here in the 1930's. >> my whole life is weird to start with. somebody asked me, i cannot imagine what it might -- must be like to be me. i take a little piece of it here and there but when i wrote that thing and started looking at it and saying, did i do all that? i am 78 years old but that is like 150 years' worth of stuff. of the times when i should have been dead and wanted to be dead, god always said

sent out a fund-raising letter accusing democrats in his district of including signatures from mickey mouserecall petition. this week, one of fitzgerald's constituents confronted him with the truth about fraud. >> i have personally reviewed every single one of the 10,000 and counting signatures that we've gathered. >> i think, obviously, it's a statewide issue. >> mickey mouse, adolf hitler, stuff like that is not going to get by me. it won't be turned into the g.a.b. you're accusing us, you're saying that you need help to fight the fraud that's happening right now in the recall petitions in your district. and so you're accusing me of fraud, you're accusing my volunteers of fraud. yes, you are. you said it. issue an apology to me and my volunteers. issue a correction. >> okay. thanks a lot. >> are you going to do either one of those? >> no, i'm not going to do either one of those. >> confronted with a truth about voter fraud, scott fitzgerald refuses to admit his mistake. meanwhile, governor scott walker is trying to mend fences with a new campaign commercial. >> we're grateful for the oppo

three local teams in ago, there's mickey mouse pumping up the little ones, junior peewee division.o the ravens in double overtime. peewee division, leading the marshall heights bison, also ahead of d.c., they're the national champs, defeating the wildcats. love the hair. and in the junior midget division, thanks to three touchdowns from this kid, keith west. the white oak warriors are national champs, they take down virginia beach mustangs, 34-30. way to represent the d.c. area. those kids are ballin' out there. >>> to college hoops, in georgetown, visiting number three syracuse, the highest ranked owe poen engt the colonials have faced since losing to ucla back in 2007. unfortunately for gw, tonight's loss was more lopsided. jim boeheim's orange looking to get to a win over george washington. archbishop carroll product, bishop slows it down. second half, more of the same, mikech turns it over again. this time, deion waders finishes with the flush, the orange crush the colonials 85-50. also, georgetown wins today over howard. also, some big boxing action at the d.c. convention cent

takayama, he was on the board which approved the purchase of the mickey mouse companies for $800 million. he was on the board which approved the $700 million in fees to unknown parties for no work and pay it through the cayman islands. he is responsible. >> olympus fired michael woodford in october for questioning accounting practices. investigators started pouring over the optical equipment maker's books immediately. executives admit olympus hid more than $1 billion in investment loss it is wracked up in the 1990s. they papered over those losses for more than a decade. earlier, michio kijima spoke to nhk reporter kaori nagao about the scandal. >> woodford came out swinging at current president takayama. what points did he make? >> woodford is angry with takayama because earlier this month takayama said the entire board of directors will be renewed as part of the process to fix the company. woodford said olympus needs a clean slate, otherwise the company would lose the crucial financial support. >> this story, if it's not ended in the right way, if takayama can dictate the next managemen

. >> i have mickey mouse on there ice skating. we have been doing these all week. >> i just like the snow part because we need a little bit of that. >> no kidding. >> you were just on skates. >> it didn't look so good. >> let's move on. >> if you are heading outside, we have a couple of patches of fog out there early on this morning inside the bay and valleys. chilly below freezing in santa rosa. 31. 50 degrees in napa. more on the forecast in a moment. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> out to san jose, southbound 101 at blossom hill road accident blocking one lane. the car ran off the freeway so there is slower traffic in the area. chp is also on scene so expect slower speeds heading out of san jose. >>> we're following a developing story. a deadly shooting by police in the south bay overnight. >> that's right. gil diaz is in east san jose where the investigation continues this morning. good morning to you, gil. >> reporter: good morning. here at the corner of sea view and bermuda and details are sketchy but here's what we

they were greeted by mickey mouse.his is a tradition started by walt disney back in 1959. the donald duck logo used by oregon was a gift from walt disney to oregon athletic department. >>> all of the floats for the parade are being worked on and getting ready. gigi grasette is live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. good morning, everybody. this is where the manic is being made. just outside of pasadena in irwindale. take a look at the -- this is parsley. if it's not green, it's a flower. we have rice, lentils, all of these folks they actually started to work on the floats last year. that's when the designs went in and the planning started. they are already planning for 20 -- for 2013. we have girl scout troops. local volunteers local hospitals. every float dash ka a lot of people don't know this -- every float has a message. this is the a.i.d.s. foundation, honoring elizabeth taylor. they have done a wonderful thing. this is salvador ginn with the found days. if you want to honor a loved one,

claiming the democrats are fraudulent only putting in signature petitions for adolph hitler and mickey mouse all of which of course is nonsense but in this case in virginia they actually had they're facing a lawsuit right now in virginia because the way they've got it set up is that you need ten thousand petitions to be a legitimate candidate on the ballot in the primary however the republicans were left to their own devices to determine if the signatures were eligible or not and the same was true for democrats at the same time independent candidates had to face more rigorous approval of those signatures by the state election board so a candidate recently filed a suit saying you know look for me as an independent i've got to go through these rigorous standards to get onto the ballot but republicans are pretty much just rubber stamping any number of signatures that come through without checking to see that they're valid so this year the republicans bothered to check to see if those signatures were valid and indeed newt gingrich who lives by the way in the state of virginia did not have enough

mickey mouse, goof knee, donald and daphe duck. we will roll the tape again. >> ahead richard dawkins and i duke it out over science and religion. later john stossel on a mission to find more jobs. we will be back >> the new book called the magic of reality. i talk to do him earlier this week. now you wrote this book and this book is marketed some what for children adolescents, correct? >> you want them to not only believe in science which i think is a good thing but reject god and religion. >> this is a book about science. it doesn't talk about god. >> it mocks god. come on. i went through that book and you basically are saying that everything can be explained by science. correct? >> well, everything about the natural world. where does it mock god? >> it says these things are s-- myths they are not really true. >> every chapter begins with a myth. egyptian myths. >> you know what you are doing. you are trying to get to the kids and say you are an idiot if you believe in god. >> it has nothing to do with myths. judeo christian myth

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if you've got to get mickey mouse to make your case, when you have only 31 cases, then mr.on a ride. they are the mr. softy crowd and mr. softy tastes good, but it wasn't hard, it had no content, and it always got me messed up. >>> you're the one that said that we must stop and put uncle sam on a diet, yet you want to give a hedge fund guys a chocolate sunday with bananas, whipped korean and cherries on top. >> a fish wouldn't get caught if he kept his mouth shot, and it's not about obama, it's about your mama. >> i'm thinking of painting blueberries on the board of some republicans. >> leave the blueberry pie alone. somebody get the washing machine ready. we're about to have a mess. >> blueberry pie, chocolate sundaes, that award is a crowd pleaser. >>> that leads me to the alfred c. sharpton blueberry pie lifetime achievement award. at 2011 draws to a close, we look around and ask ourselves who has the most blueberry pie on his face? with all the blueberry pie that was thrown around this year, it was a tough decision, but there was only one man who could walk away. >> as

what was that, mickey mouse? 31 in santa rosa. near record levels across the board. i think we'll see a really nice afternoon. temperatures ending in the 60s. first we want to see what could slow you down as your make your way off to work. >>> we'll take you to interstate 80, the upper east shore freeway. it's not an accident. this one is a disabled vehicle, but it is blocking the slow lane in your commute direction as you're going through richmond. this will be an issue. we'll track this. the accident i'm following is on highway 4. i'll show you that. it's already in backup. >> thank you. >>> 6:01 right now. it appears the end game is within reach nor the santa clara county to bring the 49eers down to the south bay as they continue money talks on the brand new stadium. bob redell is live with an update. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, jon. that 68,500 seat stadium that will be located next to great american across from the 49ers headquarters is not going to come cheap. the price tag is north of a billion dollars. today the public will learn how the cit