we did lose a terrific officers mike howard he was a great guy. hugely well regarded and we almost loss another officers from a long terminal illness and we lost a firefighter danny as well. there's something going on with all those young guys getting cancer so, please keep all of them in our prayers. all big, big losses to the public community in san francisco and that concludes any report >> questions for the cohesive? commissioner kingsley >> chief you wanted to highlight the status on the shootings and the homicides every time we hear of a homicide we respond it's bad news but the reminder of the big picture is important and in comparison to where we were in 2007 and before that the city is doing great so thank you to you

howard? >> yeah mike. got a little warm up coming. we have to get past the next oh, 48 hours or so before we get there. in fact, look at these temperatures right now as we go to break. 33 in rockville. 29 bumped up in the upper 30s here in dc. i'll talk about the snow potentia yÑ >>> some of the untold stories about one of the world's smallest countries. marcella rosen, the become is called "tiny dynamo ." >> thank you. it is a company the size of new jersey, that has almost as many start ups as all of europe combined. happens to be 100th of the population of europe. inventions like the pill cam, a tiny, vitamin-sized pill that you put down your intestines. making the oceans drinkable. something totally new. >> restoring vision for people who have macular degenerations. >> these invasions came from? >> israel. >> and one of the important things you bring up with the book is we had concerns of a nuclear power, a lot of science is going on right? >> highly innovative. desperations, living in the desert. but people from 80 different cult

mike. >> if you didn't hear howard just now, fairfax county schools or a two-hour delay. >>> top story, ase in congress was actually executed last night to put the end to the sequester. they actually compromised on a deal to avoid a shutdown. >> say that again. >> compromise. >> it's not a done deal but looks like a breakthrough was made last night. p

mike. >> if you didn't hear howard just now, fairfax county schools or a two-hour delay. >>> top story, a tactic we thought basically didn't even remember how to use in congress was actually executed last night to put the end to the sequester. they actually compromised on a deal to avoid a shutdown. >> say that again. >> compromise. >> it's not a done deal but looks like a breakthrough was made last night. cep cen has more on the -- ken molestina has more on the $85 billion budget. >> reporter: it was led by patty murray of washington state and house committee chairman paul ryan of wisconsin. >> we've been talking all year. this week that hard work of the two of us sitting down talking to each other all year has paid off. >> for far too long here in washington, d.c. compromised has been considered a dirty word, especially when it comes to the federal budget. >> reporter: now it seems as if compromise has brought lawmakers to this point. the $85 billion package will partially repeal federal agency spending cuts otherwise known as the sequester in 2014 and 2015. under the plan the money tha

howard. if you're planning to head around town, mike and andrea are making fun of me. if you're planning -- not howard for once, what do you know. hey, if you're planning to head around town, things are looking great. there are no big problems to report i'm happy to say, trains, vre on an s schedule. ma rk is on an s -- marc is on an s said all. no cam -- and s schedule. no camden trains. if you're going out to the airport to head out for the holidays, things look good on dulles toll road. no problems on 66 coming in from gainesville to fairfax. we're in great shape on the beltway here in tysons corner inside and outside the beltway. let's go over to a live picture now on the beltway north of town at new hampshire avenue. lighter than normal volume. a lot of people i think are already out of town. let's go back over to the maps. this time we'll head over to 270 coming out of frederick. no problems from i-70, 355 in good shape out of rockville as well and we'll take a live look one more time-out side in springfield. >> thanks, monika. >>> just about 5:32. no astronauts a

mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. traffic momentarily. erica grow is in for howard today. what a crazy day and the weekend is going to be even crazier. >> absolutely. today is a yellow alert day. the weather will be inconvenient. that's what we mean when it's a yellow alert. we'll see the scattered showers moving through. another important point. temperatures falling throughout the day. it's very mild out there right now. let's start off with a look at the michael & son weather cam panning out a little bit to get a better view of the washington monument and downtown d.c. 61 degrees at 8:00 a.m. well above average but by the time we get into the afternoon hours, it will be in the low 50s. 55 at noon. 49 degrees at 4:00 p.m. and 46 degrees at 8:00. so those temperatures will steadily fall throughout -- [ no audio ] 68 in culpeper and orange. mild stuff out there right now but grab the jacket before you head out the door because we do have the falling temperatures for the entire d.c. metro as we head into the

mike huckabee. good night and god bless.sunday. "mediabuzz" is up next with howard kurtz.under pressure at msnbc saying he deeply regrets his disgusting comments about sarah palin. why did it take so long for the talk show host to pay a penalty. could he have kept his job if msnbc moved quickly to suspend him. >>> president obama tries to boost his sagging fortunes by turning to chris matthews and msnbc. >> how do we get back to that confidence that we can solve our manmade problems and other problems? >> why was the host of hardball playing such softball?

howard dean and dr. scott gottlieb. >>> and edward snowden releases more. >> we'll talk to chairman mike rogers and adam schiff.nd our sunday panelist make their predictions for the year ahead in politics, entertainment, and more now on this "fox news sunday." >>> it's been a tough year for obama care with a disastrous website roll out and disappointing numbers but they face more problems on january 1st when they start seeing doctors under the new system. former governor and doctor howard dean, and scott gottlieb. dr. gottlieb, what do you think happens on january 1 when folks who think they enrolled to go see their doctor. >> what the administration said to the insurance companies is they want the insurance companies to float people through the month, and if people think they're insured, cover them through the the month and reconcile with the insurance companies later. some people will go january 1st and they're not going to be insured. some will be floated, and some will have that dislocation in february. >> mr. dean, how much confusion will there be? >> probably less than we think. it is based on what mitt r

mike hydeck. thanks for waking up with us. monika samtani will be doing traffic momentarily and the lovely erica grow is in for howard. >>> goodwas december 5, i had to do a little double take. how did we get here. it feels like april out there. nice and mild. but you're right, how do we -- how did we get to december. it's the holiday season but didn't feel like it. there are plenty of clouds in place and a few areas of patchy fog this morning as well. so be careful if you have an early, early morning commute. we'll be at 56 degrees by 8:00 a.m. lots of clouds to start out the day. 62 by noon. a warm afternoon by december standards. 64 degrees at 4:00 p.m. just a few peeks of sunshine. a sprinkle is possible this afternoon. we'll be at 63 by 8:00. a very mild afternoon. mys well above normal this time of year. this is closer to where our average highs are. 55 culpeper. 53 right now in downtown washington and at andrews. you can see here on satellite and radar the clouds drifting in from the west. you might have heard there's a big storm system on the way that could cause some problems for your weekend plans. i'll talk more abo

mike hydeck. you're looking at a live shotout side nelson mandela's home. he passed away yesterday. we'll have more coming up in a moment. erica grow is in for howard.ave a lot to talk about. it's mild out there right now. most of the showers we had during the overnight have moved out but there are more showers on the way and i want you to know before you step out the door that this is the mildest it will be all day. temperatures falling during the day. so definitely grab the jacket as well as the umbrella as you're heading out the door. let's start off with a look at the michael & son weather cam. you can tell we don't have rain falling right now because it's a nice clear view there. in the day planner more scattered showers on the way. a temperature of 61 degrees downtown. but falling by noon to 55. we'll be at 49 degrees by 4:00 as you're heading back home from work. we're going to see that possibility of some steady rain moving in and tonight with the cold front, it looks like we could see a thunder storm as well. but very mild out there right now. 4:25. 46 in cumberland and only 34 in cumberland. here's a one-hour loop of doppler radar. a patch

guests include former vermont governor democrat howard dean, house intelligence committee chairman thompson mike rogers and california democratic representative adam schiff, also a member of the house intelligence committee. cnn's state of the union follows at 3 p.m. with a year and look at the top political moments of 2013. finally at four, it is face a nation from cbs with bart kelman at the washington post and jess lynn ray deck of the government accountability project and also michael hayden, director of the national security agency. doctors aren't c-span radio. they're brought to as a public service by the networks and c- span. again come a rebroadcast of the shows begin at noon eastern with --'s "meet the press," 1:00, at three, cnn's state of union and finally at 4 p.m. eastern time, face the nation from cbs. listen to them all on c-span radio, heard on 90.1 fm, here in the washington dc area. across the country on xm satellite radio channel 120. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at these and radio.org. -- at c-span radio.org. >> a lot of new things. life

mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. and it feels like it. we had a couple of nights in the 60s and now it's colder. monika will have traffic momentarily. howardng said weather. >> we're in the 30s. even colder, upper 20s in a couple of locations right now. we are going to have a much colder day. in fact several days here and the 60s we saw yesterday, 70s the weekend not going to see that any time soon. here's your forecast day planner. we're expecting a sunny start with more clouds this afternoon with passing rain and snow showers even this afternoon. temps range in the mid-30s places like hagerstown and westminster and out toward thurmont in the mid-40s, d.c. points south. the winds will pick up too the rain is pulling away but you see a little snow down into kentucky? that comes across in the afternoon with the rain and snow showers. 29 hagerstown and westminster. 30 for leesburg, culpeper and 33 la plata. 37 eastton. let's check in with monika samtani. a quiet day for most not working but we still have a couple of issues to tell you. >> it's been a relatively quiet morning. we had an accident in chantilly on the outbound side of route 50 a

mike. >> san jose police are asking for help to track down a man that has been missing since late tuesday night. 79 year-old howardr was reported missing by his family on wednesday. officials say that his credit cards were reported to have been used in monterey county. they say that he has no known medical problems. he was last seen driving his 2002 silver honda accord. the california license plate number is 4w se136. >> in antioch, 2 men were injured in separate shootings on christmas day. most of them happened within 2 hours. the first shooting happened just before 2:00 p.m. yesterday. a 19 year- old was shot in the chest in an attempted robbery. the second shooting occurred around 3:00 p.m. on west 19th street. a 26 your man was shot in the leg and an apparent drive-by. so far, no suspects have been arrested. >> the unclench whegrinch very y spode christmas for a one east bay family, but some generous police officers have made everything better. to newark children woke up christmas morning to find their gifts under the tree were gone. police say that a burglar entered the home on cherry street to open window. o

mike harris. i eyed every doorknob and bannister with suspicion. i flushed public toilets with my foot. i was worse than howard hughes. and yet after jake started did care and i returned to work we got sick, and sec comments and sick again, chest colds, unexplained fevers that lasted five days, rashes that bloomed on the kids's bellies and under their arms and then faded away, head weiss which might only infest one of the kids but required us to treat everyone in the family and watch every towel, sheet and blankets in the house. once, martha got a stomach flu in the middle of the night. i apologize ahead of time. she tried to get to the bathroom but didn't get farther than the top rung of her bunk bed where she vomited like a sprinkler head, somehow managing to hit all four walls of her bedroom. all four of them. it couldn't have been easy. last thing before bed she had eaten was an entire plate of strawberries. it looked as if a dying animal had run around the room bleeding on every surface. bronchitis, as infection, pink eye, walking pneumonia, asthma attacks, strep throat, whooping cough. whooping cough? th

howard bakke early. they were all bakers. >> exactly. by the way, james lieber, ability as close, mikeear the end of his month. i never once in the 30 yoors i worked for him was not aware of the fact that i was staff. >> oh, absolutely. >> he wasn't tough or mean, but you are right, it was business, all business. >> it was business. >> i think that's them pef. am for him. george h.w. bush had to get george w. bush to fire john sununu because he couldn't do it. i think obama. my own sense and john has forgotten more about this than i know, my sense is that if you become president when you are 45, 46-years-old and you've had the background obama had personally, you are probably pretty confident in your judgment. >> i would say one other thing after five years. we are now at the five 84 mark, i got the same people. they're tired. >> i think i got a lot of energy. i was pretty tired after two years. i think that's one of the issues which worries me. you know, this is america. you do get tired. >> working is such a trial. that's an issue. >> seven days a week. >> it's a greened none of us c

howard's 1973 team wasn't the biggest but the wildcats played with a lot of heart. they were led by their brilliant guards and the irrepressable mike miller who battled much taller players under the boards. coaches, teachers, classmates and howard alumni, the wildcats became the first team in delaware history to finish the season undefeated. there were several games when it looked like howard might get knocked off, including a nail biter against the much bigger school in the state semifinal, but the wildcats were always able to pull it out in the end. today, i want to recognize howard high school's 1973 boy's basketball team, honor them for their historic season and thank them for the work they continue to do for youth in the state of delaware. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? . without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker. homeowners in my home state of florida and across the country face significant flood insurance rate increases as a result of reforms

intelligence and mike schiff has been more skeptical that it's all the fault of the obama administration. >> well, obamacare kicks in in 48 hours or so so you have a great guest here. howard gottlieb, that fella on the right, who is on the right. he's a conservative from the american enterprise institute of obamacare. for all the talk about the website, to for all the talk about the enrollment and cancellations, the rubber really hits the road on january 1st or more likely january 2nd when folks under the obamacare plan have to actually go see their doctor. will they be covered or won't they? will they have that little card you have to give to the receptionist or not? will they be able to go see their old doctor as the president promised or do they have to go see a new doctor? do some of these networks have enough doctors for anyone to see. we'll get to the practical issues. what happens on january 1st if you're in the new system and you want to go see a doctor. after all, this isn't an insurance problem, this is a health care issue. >> it can be an insurance problem if the insurance companies haven't received the paperwork. chris wallace is the host of "fox news sunday."