weekends i pay yao ming to go one on one against ming the merciless. ming on ming!ever going to be lonely again because my house is filled with cousins i've never heard of who need money. of course they're family, i want them get back on their feet after their release. (laughter) and the drugs, oh, primo uruguayian electric pop rock. (laughter) of course, all those drugs make me paranoid that those friends who keep showing up don't really care about me, just about my squirrel pool. (laughter) so i'll start gambling, playing the ponies. and not just upcoming races but also past races. oh, god, i can't believe i lost $320 20-million on the 1982 belmont stakes! curse you, crystal sins! (laughter) now the money's drying up, people don't come around anymore. my wife and my kids don't recognize me because i paid cosmetic surgeons to make me look like an olson twin. (laughter) (cheers and applause) so my family walks out on me. but that's okay, i got that new girlfriend, cinnamon. and she loves me for me, money. (laughter) and she leaves me for ming the merciless! how coul

. >> jimmy: yao ming played in in a golf tournament.g. he has custom-made clubs. but he has to crouch down to play. >> jimmy: is he a good golf center. >> no. i took a photograph with him. i traveled from hinan, an island in the china sea, to shanghai. and he give me a ride on his plane. >> jimmy: wow. >> i took a picture with him. any picture next to yao ming, you look like a midget. >> jimmy: i have a picture to ask you about. this is from the golf tournament. what's going on here? there's men with bamboo. is that bamboo? >> yeah. i guess that's -- there was a party. in order to get to the party and get to the food and to the cocktails, you had to go through this sort of, like, bamboo thing you do. and you have to negotiate your way through the bamboo. >> jimmy: old people, i would imagine, can't come to this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and on the way out, it must be tricky, too. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: what's the point? what's going on there? >> on the way out, it's a cluster -- you know what. underground bleeding. >> jimmy: i think you hav

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another one i thought was really creative was the yao ming painting with the basketball.oes that? you needfá a real talent to pul that off. and love is aftermatrt. you can manifest your love with someone else on a painting that will be on your wall forever. >> this will be my christmas tree. >> besides that video, what are you thankful for? >> the c2e crap that comes out of russia. this lucky guy. destruction without injury. the hot air ball loan that went up and somebody forgot to untie it from the van and crashes into cars. really, we're all thankful for russia. >> if you'd like to see what else we're thankful for, head over to our website, right this minute.com. >> time for ourfá ipad give awa we have winners. >> bobfá hitchcock from iowa wo said he will use itfá for surfi the web from his easy chair. and cindy from pascagoula won and will use it everyday keeping in touch with her gr)6fkids. >> it's thanksgiving thursday and you still have a chance to win. >> you have to have the buzz word. we'll be giving you the buzz word for thursday in just a bit. >> remember, you

cbs reporter curtis ming exposes the loophole that allows the state to pocket the millions. >> getting bounced between bank of america. he wants his christmas and birthday money back. >> it's my money. and it makes me mad. >> the bank closed his savings account holding $30.75. turning the money over to the unclaimed property program. which is supposed to hold money in your name until they claim it. >> there's nothing showing up for tanner. they don't have record of receiving anything. they don't know when it's coming or if it's coming. >> if you don't touch your money for three years it's considered unclaimed property and must go to the state. we found something interesting in the state law. banks must hand over the unclaimed money. they only need to send along the oners name if the property has a value of at least $50 which explain why is the state had no report of tanner's $30.75. >> how can you have a program that doesn't have the name of openers. >> it's purposely designed that way to become a fish ladder of consumers and citizens so they never make it to the top and get their fund

. >> even on a good day ming across country tires a person out. >> i am -- flying across country tires a person out. >> i am happy but i am happy to go home. >> reporter: nothing but red tail lights through here and then cheered out and then starting to build up again. there is a chance to add more numbers to this record day. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> well, new at 11:00. gas scare sends 14 people to the hospital. the fire department was called to 1223 courtland street at 7:00 tonight over a carbon monoxide leak. crews from pg&e and department of health are on the scene trying to figure out the source of it. sanfrancisco fire says 11 people, 8 adults and three kids, were treated for carbon monoxide expotion. >> when we arrived -- expotionure. >> when -- exposure. we checked the residents and they had signs television on them. >> the battalion chief says most suffered minor exposure. >>> a pilot and his passenger are recovering tonight after making an emergency landing near the cal state north ridge campus. the faa says a cessna was headed towards john wayne airport when it

kurtis ming. >> reporter: she says she coulr properly out of her i-phone 5. >> sounds like there wasowel or piece of clock over the speakers. >> reporter: she says she brought it back within two weeks but apple refused to take back the iphone, saying these two screws were missing, showing she tampered with the phone. she says she didn't. >> of course at this point i'm borderline heart attack. i don't know who's opened my phone. >> reporter: jessica says she's never heard of iphones being shipped without screws. >> it would take a lot to unscrew your phone and go in to it. i'm looking at the phone now. the screws are very, very tiny. i don't even have a screwdriver at home that would unscrew these. >> reporter: but what about the muffled speaker? with any product there are bound to be some bad apples. >> they're shipping and producing mass quantities of these electronics and sometimes mistakes happen, faulty hardware pieces slip through. >> reporter: we reached out to apple and they said they had nothing to add to our story about the return issue or muffled speaker. after she contacte

chin's reopening of his new business, ming khee restaurant, a good example of the staff doing their thing it make sure that smaller business got reopened again. i know the mayor's office was very happy about that. the small business when they are in this type of trouble it's great that we can help out. another 4-alarm fire unfortunately took place. as a consequence of that severe damage occurred, the director issued two emergency orders for the demolition of both, one west portal and one at (inaudible) west portal. the orders had 15 days to file for a required demolition permit and take other specified steps to comply with that order. as of today, one west portal is underway and we're expecting the order of 9 to 15 west portal, which we got an update they had a meeting about that today, they have submitted a private engineer's report that documents the building is repairable and thus may not need demolition but we will give an update on that. as we did during the earlier ocean avenue tragedy, dbi is working closely with the property owners, businesses and the mayor's offices and other cit

now we will end up cooler today and highs will be in the 60s for many i guess my graphics are not of mingut you'll just have to trust me, here is sal. >>> we have had a couple of accidents west 80 san pablo road. let's go to some live pictures here. this is traffic you can see it is moving welcoming to the willow pass grade and this morning if you are driving in

he's raised millions of dollars from victims of war and joins us now are you surprised america's all ming is worst enemy well definitely breathtaking but to those of us of a so it's an age where surprising united states created. or at least its forefathers enough going to stone in the first place to care less of the obvious that when dr frankenstein made a monster. you lost control of it because that's why it's called among stuff you know nine eleven was the blowback first time around what about this time what we already have in libya the very people that the united states the united kingdom assisted into power in libya if indeed they are stable. i want the very people who have mucked up the american ambassador in benghazi so look you know the blow by didn't take long george bush had the excuse that he was an imbecile. or professorial president obama does not excuse the early signs in the first few days of his second term have been very very negative he continued to fire these drones he joins you see them coming that's true mr president you can see that i'm going to want to know that bein

right now chinese pop star who come to the bay area like ya ming. he cannot come to san francisco. he must go to oakland or san jose. i would like san francisco to have the same opportunity that the other cities do have the type of music and culturally that make the city so great. it is the best place we can celebrate the diversity of san francisco. please support this project. thank you. >> thank you. henry and after henry ja hol. >> evening commissioners. i am the president of the san francisco council district merchant associations. we have a golden opportunity to have the warriors move back to san francisco. for years the pier have been deteriorating and not able to rehabilitate them. i look forward to seeing the warriors return to san francisco. not only will the piers be belltated and we will have an awesome arena and not only be for playing basketball but also for the performing arts. there have been a lot of talk about the traffic and what effect it's going to have in the neighborhood. i can tell you a couple of things about people driving and so forth. i have a daughter wh

it would give him the same status as leaders past including dung zhao ming and deng xiaoping. and it will help him maintain influence within the party after he steps down. hu also advocates during his speech that china's wealth gap is wide and widening, and he said that the communist party would continue its effort o fight corruption. >> translator: all those who violate party discipline and state laws, whoever they are, and whatever power or official positions they have, must be brought to justice without mercy. >> in some ways, president hu spoke directly to citizens who are fed up with corruption. the party is trying to keep a lead on anti-government movements by addressing public frustration. >> reporter: mitchitaka, what kind of changes are we going to see with the communist party's political bureau and the standing of the community? >> after the congress closes next wednesday, president hu would hand over the post of general secretary to vice president xi jinping, who belongs to a younger generation. these appointments this time around have one difference from the past.

two years later, he won the same position in yao ming province. at the time, he said he was doing everything he could to help people become better off. >> reporter: so there's a look at the careers of xi jinping and li keqiang. now let's find out how they made it to the top of china's power structure. here's part of my conversation with tack ha ra of the university of tokyo. he specializes in modern chinese politics. xi jinping is said to be sensible and level headed. what is your assessment of him? >> he has been a very careful crowned prince not to show what's really in his mind. and he's been behaving very carefully and prudently. certainly, he must be a very capable administrator. he was a leader in the coastal provinces like shanghai, which all have been doing very well in recent years. so that part of his capacity was appreciated. he was a princeling, and a lot of the party elders apparently thought that he was a very trustworthy person because, you know, he's the son of this revolutionary man that can be trusted. so all these factors i thin

recommend ming ton is a maker of fine razor products.francisco. >> i thought i had different ways to view a city. >> he's a street trials writer. they sent him t san francico ow how p precise and controlled he has like the remmington shaver. >> and a beautiful city to put this guy in. >> yes. i wish i were eating rice-a-roni on a street car right now. >> me too! >> so here you see danny going down the street, the hills. he's riding over the trolly tracks, but he does some really cool stuff also. >> whoa! >> he flies over some of these hills. >> he makes it look easy but i've walked on these and it's not. >> and they comparing danny's amazing skills to the skills of their products. >>> this is really cool. way to go, danny. way to go remmington for picking such an awesome city. >> right. >>> that's it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you oh! green mountain coffee! how do you always have my favorite coffee? well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase. and the room is filled with all these different kinds of

we'll ansr that question in a moment but first here is a profile of our distingui born women ming ton, delaware, 59 years of age, wife carol and three children. republican. roman catholic. gettysburg college ba. georgetown university, m.d. and georgetown university medical school, associate professor, ten years. george washington -niversity, clinical professor of neurology, ten years. 14 books, including most recently mysteries of the mind. richard martin restak. >> dr. restak, you have had quite an extraordinary career. first of all, you taught at georgetown. >> yes. >> then you abandoned the jesuits or did they dump you? then you moved over to g.w. >> yes. >> do you still teach inta at georgetown? >> i'm in the faculty but spend most of my tim at g.w. >> okay. i have that number, by the way, and england and wales, out of every millionth person born alive in 1880, only 223 could expect to be alive 100 years later. 1880. so that's 112 years from now. 110, about that. for those born in 1990, out of one million people, 8,710 can expect to be alive 100 years later, 40 times greater. infa

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it is a little bit slow ming out of pleasanton.ing santa clara valley and the slowest traffic is on northbound 101 and it is beginning to slow down as you pass through the 280 interchange and the rest is okay. in fact if you want to use 280, that is the best of the three and it will not stay that way for long though. let's go to steve. >>> sal, we have a mild pattern on the coast, more mid-50s but some 30s inland and there is a big difference on the temperatures. it is a precursor to a system that is out here. i will show you in just a second and it will give us clouds and some rain. forecast calls for a nice day and this will be the warmest for a while. tomorrow will be the same. the stronger of the two systems claims... mitt 50s and there are some -- mid-50s and yet some areas are on the cold side. this is a warmer system so snow will be much higher and the cold system will start kicking in tomorrow. today we are good to go for partly sunny skies and mild temperatures. it will be warmer on the coast and many inland locations but

ming up.   . >>> montgomery county school officials turned down a request to recognize a islamic holy day next year. they want the district to honor a day next october with an official day off from the school calendar. school officials declined saying they didn't see a sharp decline in attendance to permit a full day off for all students. the school officials say muslim students can't take the day off as an excused holiday. the council on the american islamic relations committee released this statement regarding a decision and saying they understand it would not be feasible to close for every holiday, but they believe they should determine which holidays are granted school closings. >>> nearly two dozen d.c. public schools are targeted to be shut down. they released a list of proposed closures yesterday. under the plan, five schools would close in ward 5 and 7 and four schools in ward 8. no schools will close in wards 1 or 3. d.c. mayor vincent gray weigh-in today. >> that is why we say consolidation. consolidation is a much better term. people hear the term closing and t

the customs department and the penalty gone, and the ntsb didn't mings words saying blackberries have "been failing at inopportune times and at at unacceptable rate." the kettle calling the pot black here? >> by the way, at&t doesn't drop calls at inopportune times? sometimes you feel you're on the planet, pluto, which doesn't exist anymore, but the thing is the tption security administration, you know, immigration is now using iphones, and the blackberry is known for its security. you can't break into it. for parts of homeland security to move to iphones, i have to say, wait a second. it's a sweet iphone, that's nice. i like the blackberries. david: government calling a private company inefficient has to be a first. thanksgiving is a time to be thankful, but one professor says thanksgiving should be a day of atonement, and gerri willis is rile up about this. how so? >> this is the most ridiculous thing i've ever heard. you know, you think of thanksgiving, a day of peace, a day of giving thanks for everything you have. these people thatment us to make -- that want us to make atonement

headed into san francisco on the upper deck them is the golden gate bridge, a little moisture now ming on -- glistening on the roads headed into san francisco, four lanes off the waldo on to the span into san francisco southbound. eastbound 580, chp has upgraded or updated this information, car fire off the shoulders the reverse commute before grant line. westbound starting to slow a little out of tracy up and over the altamont pass speeds pick up and it is still about a 15 minute drive into the dublin pleasanton interchange. westbound 4 big rig caught on fire off to the shoulder waiting for a tow truck. you can see by the yellow sensors, traffic is slow out of the antioch westbound. first reports of a stall coming into san francisco north 101 vermont, a taxi stalled in the right lane. >>> 5:21. >>> next iphone regains dominance on the marketplace as it prepares to unveil new additions this week. >>> grand finale for "dancing with the stars." we'll tell you who took home the trophy last night. >>> today on katie -- [ inaudible ] >>> good morning. both sides of the bay the bay bridge an

i will explain this one ming up. have too much money and maybe too many cocktails. ♪ . ♪ - ♪ she stands in ♪ the face of evil ♪ and will not ♪ lose hope or faith ♪ america ♪ the land of freedom ♪ is still the home ♪ of the brave ♪ so raise the banner - ♪ raise the banner - ♪ called ol' glory - ♪ called ol' glory - ♪ let us join ♪ our fellow man - ♪ our fellow man - ♪ history ♪ will write the story ♪ america - ♪ america - ♪ will always stand ♪ history ♪ will writthe story ♪ america ♪ will always stand ♪ melissa: it is friday. can you tell? today we are joined by gop strategists, noel. she's happy, she doesn't care. it's all good. and we also had joey jackson. in case you ever wondered, it turns out that jobs like ceos and clergym, they are the ones most likely to have psychopaths working for them. these are professions least likely to attract those psychopaths out there. nurses, teachers, accountants. i don't know, i'm very suspicious of it. ceos in general, what is the deal without one? >> what about gop strategists?

policies, at the cfo level, companies have pulled back to investment spending for a reason, they are mingnsumers can change their spending pat owne pattern on a i think they are oblivious of the fiscal cliff. neil: i think you are right about it. laurie, i'm wondering, let's say we go over that cliff, we en the year without an agreement, and it goes, holiday season will begun, but what does that portend for next year? >> when consumers wake up and they have less money coming in through paychecks that will affect how people shop, but when you are in a theor theory rhett- theory it call phase. >> i have to say, again and again. when you see companies, blaming sandy. like chrysler, and gm, and saks and you know we noted michael ed mike kors. neil: why do the do that? >> a y2k blame game. neil: a weak excuse. >> right, they take it for a reason as cover. i think. >> remember also, that there is a seasonality, behind christmas and after school sales halloween has third largist, for a lot of the nation we skipped those, that will add additional volatility and skew the numbers. neil: or delay pe

ming to an end.o his armed robbery charges. not. >> i was childish back then. i couldn't fathom the consequences and the people i was hurting. basically i threw my w if i knew i was going to go through all this when i was getting sentenced, i would have rather just, you know, if i could, i'll go in front of the firing squad or something, you know, just end it. in reality, all i'm doing is dying a slow, painful death, you know? >> victim was shot four times in the face and chest area. >> briceno's childhood friend, uz jeremy bowles, will likely never see freedom again either. >> one more time in the head. >> after confessing to 29 murders, bowles has been asked by jail officials to detail the murders in writing. >> as the details come forward, chain will basically be to gather all the information from him as much as possible, document it on paper. and then, what we'll do is we'll start contacting t concerns. from tfehere, those agencies will probably get ahold of the district attorney's office. and they'll probably have a sitdow

good ming to show americans and new yorkers can power through things.cebook, you see a lot of anger about this. >> you're absolutely right. we're reading messages from people regarding this. we'll pose this to our audience. before we get to gut check, if you'd like to help the victims of hurricane sandy, logon to nbcnews.com and click on how to help and look at a link of organizations. tonight nbc universal is holding a benefit telethon for the storm victims. a lot of superstars from this area reaching out to help the brothers and sisters. you can watch "hurricane sandy: coming together" tonight at 8:00 eastern. we'll be right back with gut check. do you think the marathon should go on? at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a low cost. so meet with us, or go to etrade.com for a great retirement plan with low cost investments. ♪ >>> welcome back. we want to gi

the votes left the country working less than before, and not long before it stobs ming at all. california taxpayers, you know it, it's the rising cost of public universities across the state, but your money is well spent, that is, if you smoke marijuana. humboldt university created the institute for marijuana research. the institute plans to sponsor scholarly lectures and coordinate speeches across researchersing inning economics,

mispolice are ming a home invasion robbery. right now we have very few details. this happened about 2:00 this morning. a woman was tied up in her home. several law enforcement agencies are investigating this and searching for a suspect. janine de la vega son the scene. she is getting all the details and we'll get a report from here in about 30 minutes. >>> later today u.s. supreme court may announce if it will review the challenge to california proposition 8 which bans same sex marriage. i'm going to take you live outside -- this san earlier shot of the supreme court building. coming up we will try to go out there live. options before the high court and how the city of san francisco is preparing for the court's decision. >> this is major. >>> time now 6:07. the weather is major. our commute. and tara you are watching the bay bridge too. >> that is right. the lights are out on the span. we don't know what caused it. obviously storm related. if we take a live look you can see that the only thing you can see are headlights and taillights across the span. we also hav

hadn't been so turned upside down in china this year by the bolishi case if they had more time on ming the process morepen, but i think the bolshili case made them bat ten down the hatches and proceed as normal. >> i think another name whose absence people noticed yan 1 or the more reform minded officials programs if there was a nine committee, nine person committee he may have been included. it is a five-year cycle before anyone gets added, and when they bet to 68 they can't be disappoint disappointed, and so that is also a downbeat inditor. >> think about how long five years is in terms of the pressures china is going to be under, domestically from their own people now, you have about 360 million on the chinese twitter, about since hundred million on the internet aware of all of these transitions, the challenges they will have in terms of the rapacious commodities appetites and the impact it will have on the rest of the world, the conflict with japan, in particular between china and japan, the world's second, third largest economies as well as the threats with western internationals

much whenever we've brought one of hillary's strongest supporters to new york to spend a day with mingpy to tell you that i've asked to do it again. this is not the launch of a 2016 campaign? secretary clinton's 2008 campaign still owes $70,000 and they're trying to pay it off. just weeks after galvanizing the country for president obama, big bill is back there working his fan base again offering donors the chance to spend time with him. >>> next, remember when georgia congressman paul brawn braun offered this account of how old the earth is? >> there's a lot of scene tisk data that i found out as a scientist that shows this is really a young earth. i don't think the oert is 9,000 years old. >> browne is not alone. when marco rubio was asked about the age of a planet in a recent interview, he dodged it saying i'm not a scientist, man. now televangelist pat robertson of all people is weighing in but not in a way you might expect. we're going to have pat robison back. pat robertson saying the earth is very, very old. we should believe the artifacts and the paleontology. >>> final a real

simply are mainly in surgeons just -- purse -- simply are ming the insurgents -- simply arming the insurgents does not help. >> who might be willing to take him, a? i can think of one place may be. what would the russians and the chinese say or do? would they be willing to collaborate on that? and what if it did become a possibility? -- what you just said, marc lynch, in making any kind of change, if we are going to continue to have this ongoing problem with different factions? >> he would have to go somewhere that is not a signatory to the international criminal court. he could come to washington. [laughter] more than likely, he would have to go to moscow or someplace like that. allow the beginning of a political transition. let's be perfectly honest. the possibility of reconciling the various factions inside syria is infinitely lower than it was that when kofi annan was working on a plan. -- than when kofi annan was working on a plan. i would like to see him indicted at the hague. it is impossible for him to have impunity for the atrocities that were carried out there. >> back in the back.

. ♪ >>> two bodyguards, blue m&mings, what a diva we have on the show tonight. >> i'm sorry. look great. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming. >> of course. everyone is so nice here. >> we appreciate you being here. >> thanks. >> everything ok, mr. gregory? >> yeah, yeah. but can i get a little bit more butter please? >> all right. that's how i spent part of my thanksgiving break, appearing on "the tonight show". and we did that little gag there, lindsay lohan very nice. >> that was a gag? >> yeah. exactly. i had to do numerous takes to eat all of that lobster, i can tell you. >>> we are back with more of our roundtable. the other thing that i did, and i think a lot of people did this weekend, is see "lincoln." what a film. it chronicles such a critical part of our history, and lincoln's presidency, fighting to abolish slavery and winning the 13th amendment. that you wrote, david, in your column on friday something that really struck my attention and struck me. and i'll put a portion of it on the screen because it gets to what the leadership lessons are. "lincoln," you wrote, d

yao ming on the links, maybe not. >> in brazil, gets the rebound.now what? all four shots were on the wrong basket. there you go. >> hey you go. in north carolina, they blocked the winning field goal, the high school goes nuts and celebrates, and while they are celebratie i the kicking team picks it up and runs it in for a football. another case of premature exhilaration. >> and in brazil, how to stop the offense. have the trainer run on the field and kick the ball away. next time you parachute into a soccer game in ecuador, try not to hit any of the players. >> and in new jersey, junior hockey, scores a goal. jumps through the glass, way to go. >> and it's time for the halftime show, the ohio u marching band. they do it "gangnam style." way to go. and reliever brian wilson with his giant color nail polish. he is the head organist. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes, he is. >> nice. when green bay lost a tough game with replacement refs our green bay station trotted out a replacement weather guy. >> looks like it could be bad out there, people. 200 degrees belo