>> after that mike wilson steps up. going to do it again.uch more in control and then does a little barrel roll off the bridge, back flip. >> that looks a lot more controlled. >> it's impressive. >> that's pretty bad ass. >> that's just one of the incredible scenes you'll see. >> every year 100 billion card board boxes are produced in the united states. although you might not realize it, traditional card board boxes of wasteful, difficult to open and hard to pack. >> meet these two foon gentleman. >> they give as you lot of informa board packages are wasteful. >> it uses 15 to 20% less card board. >> they also use no tape. it has a built-in adhesive. it is incredibly fast just the way they're showing us here. while henry is trying to create that box and make it and tape it and fold it, chris has already made his box and is ready is to go. it's super easy to simple once the receiver gets it. you literally just push down on the box and it takes it apart. >> does this box come in different sizes? >> right now they're trying to get it into mastr

mike wilson directs as the lead investigator as a professional and environmental program. >> would youy there may have been exposures that happened in this fire station that contributed to the development of cancer? that's plausible. >> anticipate deemologists say connecting cancer to the fire station is extremely difficult. they also point out that cancer clusters in general are rare. >> but several firefighters say the concerns are not limited to kans per .they also point out a series of environmental exposures during more than a direct dek cade. >> the reputation was that it was a dirty place to work, a place to stay away from if you could, and that if you worked there, you would be exposed to things you wouldn't be at other stations. >> fire station 5 sits in a highly industrial part of the city. for years, firefighters have spent memos and raised concerns about problems with aig air quality. and the bay area air quality management district has determined station 5 is located in a, quote, toxic air contaminant zone. but several air quality tests have not identified high levels of t

mike tomlin. this is tuesday, the normal day off for the redskins. josh wilsonnd his wife headed to the stadium to celebrate the achievement of kids and this time it is personal. josh wilson attended mt. calvary middle school. his school has won the trip to fedex to be honored. potomac landing elementary school where she went also won the honor and that is the school she attended so both of them were out there to salute those kids. >> not too long ago i just hope that when they grow up somebody returns the favor for the kids. >> to give back to the students and encourage them to lead and let them know how we feel. it is a true pleasure. >> remember the fans who sent registry gifts to rg iii? an invitation to peyton manning. he responded and signed the rsvp -- check the rig i truly regretfully declined and signed number 18, peyton manning. how many people will do that now? be invited to everybody's wetting. -- wedding. >> coming up next. >> they will have to keep it down at your holiday party and one lo a subaru... ...are the hds that do good things for the whole

wilson was wonderful, three touchdown passes. they are 11- 1. the bar stool guys are pondering the super bowl. >>> this mikeon the field story not going away. there is now a new angle of the steelers coach nearly stepping into the path for jacoby jones. take a look closely. you can see him actually moving a little closer before he jumps out of the way as he moves to the sidelines. it's subtle, but it looks like a timed dance move, and he -- >> eh, a little over nothing. >> our producer's hot on this story, thinks he totally did it on purpose. you're saying no. no? >> i'm saying fine him and get on with it. >> move on. barnacle doesn't like the story. but clearly, it seems like he was watching himself because he jumped out right in time. >>> let's get to hoops, because this is awesome. last-second thriller. uconn taking on florida, 12 seconds left. >> they have to make some type of play off a ball string. >> 8 seconds left to go. >> there's the switch. >> in trouble with 5 seconds to go. lost the dribble, found it again, leans in. that's no good. back tap, for the win! he got it! >> that is awesome. you know

wilson says this will hurt. >> i have bills to pay and now i have no way to pay them. >> reporter: university of akron economist mike nelson says this means important choices for people out of work. >> it's likely to force many of them to take jobs that they otherwise wouldn't take. either part-time jobs or lower-paying jobs. >> reporter: some republicans preferred limiting benefits to 26 weeks saying a continuation is a disservice to workers. the white house is pushing congress to extend the long-term benefits. most democrats want an additional year. but for newly unemployed mom peterson, getting back even some of the benefits will help. >> that would give me a chance to have some type of income coming in while still looking for work. >> reporter: meanwhile, sarah at pennsylvania department of labor says employers tend to increase hiring after the first of the year. >> overall we see positive signs of the economy. not only employers hiring but jobseekers finding jobs. >> reporter: the first chance for congress to take up extending unemployment benefits is january 7th. mrve. >>> a historic change will take effect at

mike, thanks. >>> council members pushing for answers about reports of sex assaults and late night parties at a d.c. pool facility, the focus on the multimillion dollar wilson aquatic center last month. three women, two of them teens, say they were assaulted during after hours pool parties. at a hearing today we learned there have been no arrests and council member mary cheh says not enough accountability. >> what have you done about this incident about who may be involved, who knew or should have known what was going on at the pool? >> cheh also pointed to a d.c. inspector general's report suggesting facility workers use drugs and alcohol while on duty. the acting parks and rec director is set to give a full report to cheh by christmas. >>> got a vote tonight that puts the future of options public charter school in the district in question. here is investigative reporter russ ptacek with the board's vote to begin the revocation process. >> reporter: students and parents pleaded with the board not to do it calling options public charter school a school of last resort for students with learning disabilities and behavior problems, students who had been kicked

mike turner head up the sexual assault caucus. they did tremendous work on it as did joe wilsonis, the ranking member. we held numerous hearings and really worked hard on this issue and came up with some good changes, army grandfather of a young beautiful granddaughter, i am pleased with the things they were able to work out. for prosecution and prevention. that is the cornerstone of our bill. and an issue that has been with us for a long time, we found common ground on detainee's they will not be able to be brought into this country, and certification requirements for transfers have been replaced, negotiated, and a full debate on this. and we are where we are and ran out of time, and national security to finish up this bill so to bring it to the floor to get it passed and sent to the senate and i would like to turn it over to the ranking member n inhofe to tell us how we are going to proceed from here. >> thank you so much, thanks to adam smith, the ranking member of the house, chairman inhofe, the ranking member of the senate armed services committee for the work they have don

prince george's county between 95 and the wilson bridge and all of your corridors in from southern maryland right now are incident free. back to you, andrea absence mike. >> thank -- andrea and mike. >> thanks, monika. >>> it's where almost everyone wants to be this time of year, home for the holidays. >> going home for christmas is truly a miracle for this little baby. she was born premature four months ago weighing just 12 ounces. we showed you the coke can. that's how big she was. may'launi has been cared for by the staff and her mom. she's not expected to have any problems from her premature birth and now that she's over five pounds, she's going home for christmas. >>> the rain is gone. the cold is here. howard has details on the seven- day forecast coming up. >> plus, a bunch of new movies open tomorrow. our expert reviewer will tell us which ones are worth the price of a ticket. >> celebrity birthday time. who is celebrating today? >>> no alerts, good weather, no rain, no snow. >> the cold coming back. it was a tough weekend in the ski areas but with the cold they'll make it. a lot of people go skiing christmas week. we'll be in much better shap

mike. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> [inaudible conversations] spent former and as a contractor edward snowden recently as the president for political asylum. live coverage on the wilson center at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span. later in the day, a conversation about where the funding is coming from for the syrian opposition forces. that's live from the brookings institution at 2 p.m. eastern also on c-span. >> at his last scheduled news conference, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke explained the central bank's decision to start reducing its economic stimulus program known as quantitative easing. he spoke after meeting of the fed's open market committee. president obama has named janet yellen to replace the outgoing chairman. >> good afternoon. the federal open market committee concluded a two-day meeting earlier today. as you already know from our statement, the committee decided starting next month tomatoes reduce the pace at which it is increasing the size of the federal reserve's balance sheet. the committee also clarified its guidance on interest rates, on interest rates, emphasizing that the on interest rates come into something that occurred near zero range for

earlier mike said the last time he hosted new year's eve was when it was 1 degree and that was 1917. >> woodrow wilson >> it was like a soft bauble. >> they didn't have photography back then. >> did they have electricity? >> did they have electricity? >>you, i love you. you know that. >> i hope human resources is watching. >> my hands are attached to my wrists. >> while washington is off enjoying their christmas vacation, more than 1 million americans will lose their unemployment benefits. >> i don't like any of you. >> what did i do? >> you just exist. >> i know. that's what my wife says. should those without a job continue to get paid anyway? we'll debate the unemployment debate next. >> do you realize money really does grow on trees? where this lucky landscaper found $1 million. under a tree? >>> spending on unemployment insurance is the smart thing to do for our economy. it shouldn't be a partisan issue. >> washington, d.c., law makers enjoy christmas vacation, democrats are slamming republicans for not agreeing to extend unemployment benefits for millions set to expire today. would renewing those

i want to thank congressman mike turner, niki tsongas of our committee for leading a bipartisan group of members who worked tirelessly on those reforms. also, joe wilson, chairman of the subcommittee, and susan davis, his ranking member for the efforts they made on this issue. they were long overdue. the ndaa covers many more critical issues, but i will close in the interest of time. before i do i'd like to thank all our members of the armed services committee for their efforts. i'm grateful not only for the hardworking chairs and ranking members of the house but for all members of this body for recognizing the importance of this vital piece of legislation. along with all members of our staff on both sides of the aisle. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time is reserved. the gentleman from washington. mr. smith: i thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to claim the time -- other 20 minutes -- in opposition though i am not opposed. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i yield myself four minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i want to echo the chairman's w