-this, mister.ister. what happened to that friend of yours? i don't know. ♪ ♪ ♪ just one more bullet, mister. how about you? just one, jim. -the sun's going down soon. rockville isn't that far, and your friend isn't coming back. we'll make one last attempt to get them to listen to lawrence. i wouldn't bother if i were you. well? -he's dead. well, that does it. that was our last chance. they'll probably try to rush the house soon. -yeah. mister, no matter what happens, i want you to know i'm mighty proud to have known you. -same goes for me, jim. kind of quiet in there, isn't it? -you think they're finally out of ammunition? -yeah. ♪ let's take 'em. ♪ get away from that door. -hold it. it's marshall lawton. tonto. -me sorry, kemosabe. have hard time finding marshall. -i got your note, mister. and i also brought the handb

it isn't necessary mister now drop your guns. ♪ look mister, you're wearing a mask. acts. save your pleas for the judge. now outside. well dog gone if he did get 'em all. yep, them starks alright. hold it. tonto keep them covered. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you come with us. him be alright. you sure done a bang up job getting these fellows. but it looks like your search for ben talbot ain't over. what do you mean? well that sure ain't him. are you positive? yep. that ain't him. i thought sure ben was riding with you no counts. he was pop but he ain't no more. well what happened? as soon as he found out we were planning a robbery he pulled out. told my brother first off he wouldn't be no use to us. where ben talbot now? still looking for gold i suppose. last we heard he was in serell. a little gold town north of here. how long ago was that? last week. tonto you take these men to the sheriff in danville. you'll find the gold in their saddle bags. you go to serell with mask on? don't reckon i will sonny. ♪ ♪ it's like i said, he tried to jump my claim. ain't no man big enough to do that

thanks, mister. jim, this isn't going to be any picnic. much if i don't follow through for him. good boy, jim. now marshal, here's my plan... put up hand! what is this? me take money. on your feet, injun! trying to hold me up, huh? what happened marshal? who's the injun? saw me coming out of the bank, tried to hold me up. why the no good injun, we ought to string him up! oh no you don't! i'm here to keep the law, not break it. he'll be sent to abilene for trial. who's going to take him, marshal? i thought you'd run clean out of deputies. not quite, rex. i got a new one this morning. who are you, indian? me not tell. have it your own way. reckon a lawyer wouldn't help him much anyway, what with you catching him red-handed. oh, he's entitled to a legal advisor, rex. better drop around later and see him. whatever you say, marshal. come on, injun. get going. i've got a nice warm cell for you. where's the marshal? him go out for lunch. oh? well, might as well talk to you now anyway. who you? i'm a lawyer. if you want advice

just a minute mister. would you do me a big favor?an pretend like i was fanning it huh? yeah. how's this elmore? that's fine, that's fine. now uh i thought that...i thought that if you didn't mind it i could grab your hand here so it looked like i was trying to take the gun away from ya? hey i thought you said this was gonna be my picture. well it is, my back is practically to the camera and i would like for it to look like i was trying to disarm ya. oh i see. is this for your album too? no it's for my mother, she thinks i'm still in knee pants and can't take care of myself. well i think she's got something there but go ahead. oh swell. now look, i'll put this under my arm, this bulb and when i say hold it, you freeze. alright. okay you ready? yeah. hold it. all aboard for pokerville. well thanks a lot mr. brady. thanks a lot! ♪ i will not go home, i am on my way to visit aunt agatha. those outlaws may make another try for the strong box. that's exactly why i'm going along to see it safely to the bank. dad's cattle money is in it. ♪ ♪

get in there you. ♪ ♪ get 'em mister! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nice work mister!et other one, him out cold. good work tonto. with that confession kirk made we have a clear case of murder against the two of them. thanks to you ma'am. it weren't nothing. i like to see honory crooks put behind bars. billie? hey billie? excuse m m certainly. hey billie? oh stop your cattle wallering. i've been telling folks you was planning to leave town bille and they're holding a mass meetng to stop you. they say we just can't get along without you. won't you change your mind? well after all the fun i've had today, i guess i'll have to. you know like you said joe, i'm a two gun gal. and if i go to saint louis, why i just naturally couldn't stand the quiet. say, didn't i send you to see the sheriff? i just now located him billie. he's coming right over and catching them two killers when they try to hold you up. well you durn no fool they've already been caught. what, you mean you've done it all by yourself? oh of course not...these two here. why they're gone. who's gone? why that mas

mister you're blocking the trail. you hang around with another tin horn named hovey. now i'll give you just three seconds to get out of here. 1, 2... shots come from there. that means trouble tonto, let's have a look. i had a hunch they had their eyes on something like this. we've got to find that mine. we've got to file a claim on it. yeah. why didn't you shoot him in the arm? you didn't have to close his mouth. he wasn't going to shoot you in the arm. he'd plug you dead center. yeah but you have time to aim, he didn't. we could have made him give us the location of that mine. nothing in his pockets. now we've got the job of finding it. maybe he's still alive enough to talk? hey, hey? hey mchenry? you're wasting your time, he's through. about the only thing we can do now is back trail him. go to the mine? say that's a smart idea. you know how to trail? no. i thought maybe you did. i'm a card player like you. where would i learn any indian tricks? well let's go back to town. i'll think of s

you should've let them hang me, mister, because that would've been right.) if it hadn't have been for that calf, i-- look, i don't want my wife or boy to know. or the rest of them along the creek. they'll brand a maverick now and then, but ain't none of them rustlers. all i can do now is die. it'd be the only clean thing i did in 43 years of livin'. now, you want to help me? leave me here alone. let me finish that bottle of whiskey by myself. ( nicky barking ) go on out the back door. there's still time. look, major cass was right. you can't stay here and get yourself killed-- well, i can't turn my back on you, either. if i walk out on you now, it'll be open season on 28 families between here and the head of the creek. if i tell the truth, cass will tar every one of you with the same brush. they don't have much chance now. if this comes out, they won't have any. you want to send me to hell with two men on my conscience? no. four. ♪ ( nicky barking ) climb right back up and keep ridin'. that ain't very hospitable. i mean it! this isn't your dough, and it's a

. - mister, if a young fella bought a hat for his best girl, wouldn't you reckon he'd aim to go where she was? - i said get! - all right, i'm getting. no use getting mad about it. keep a civil tongue in your head. that's no way to talk to an old man. huh. [suspenseful music] ♪ - don't shoot. please, mister. - there was an old prospector in your store today. - i didn't tell him anything, so help me. - why not? - well, i--i don't know anything. - you don't know who killed pete ramirez? - no, i don't. - you sure? - i don't know who killed him. - then what could you have told that old prospector but didn't? [gun cocks] - all right. about the dynamite. - dynamite? - there. you got it out of me. cassidy sent you to find out if you could. tell him i never asked to handle the gol-darn stuff. mr. kilgore ordered it. why can't he order things like that right there in his own town, right there in brasada? what's all the big secret about? [dramatic music] ♪ [drumming] ♪ - tonto, those drums are summoning the tribes to war. - that plenty bad, kemo sabay. ranchers talk war all time. indians make re

. - mister, if a young fella bought a hat for his best girl, wouldn't you reckon he'd aim to go where she was? - i said get! - all right, i'm getting. no use getting mad about it. keep a civil tongue in your head. that's no way to talk to an old man. huh. [suspenseful music] ♪ - don't shoot. please, mister. - there was an old prospector in your store today. - i didn't tell him anything, so help me. - why not? - well, i--i don't know anything. - you don't know who killed pete ramirez? - no, i don't. - you sure? - i don't know who killed him. - then what could you have told that old prospector but didn't? [gun cocks] - all right. about the dynamite. - dynamite? - there. you got it out of me. cassidy sent you to find out if you could. tell him i never asked to handle the gol-darn stuff. mr. kilgore ordered it. why can't he order things like that right there in his own town, right there in brasada? what's all the big secret about? [dramatic music] ♪ [drumming] ♪ - tonto, those drums are summoning the tribes to war. - that plenty bad, kemo sabay. ranchers talk war all time. indians make re

we're sure fixing too, mister. you'd better tell that boss of yours that the only way he can hang onto this outfit is to keep it off the road. -it's an outrage. we're miles from nowhere. my passenger will suffer. -your passenger can sit down and wait for the northbound. it ought to be alone in a couple of hours. all set? all set. you thievin' coyotes. you can't get away with this. we'll catch up with you someday. you wait and see. ♪ ♪ these fellows had enough to drink. we'd better push on if we want to reach gunsight by nightfall. -mm, scout, him ready to travel too. it's been a long time since we've been out this way, tonto. this is rich country. destined for big development, once law and order are restored. stage coach robberies must be reason sheriff send for help. -it couldn't be anything else. that's all we've heard since we crossed the county lin

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing! i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. lou: the nation tonight mourns the senseless massacre in newtown, connecticut. this candle lightville jill in washington, d.c., one of many taking place around the country. he reportedly shot his mother at her moment, before he then went to the school at which she taught and opened fire. twentity-six murdered before he turned the gun on himself, twenty of the victims children. fox news confirms the three weapons used were legally purchased and legally registered to lanza's mother. joining us now, psychotherapist robby, ludwig, and we talkedded about these killings far too much. in this instance, young, i mean, talking 5-year-old children, makes it all the more tragic p p >> right, and, i mean, sometimes what we see is these spree killers target chil

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing! i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. i'm jamie colby, i'll send you back to bulls and bears on the fox news channel. all of your latest news and headlines on foxnews.com. >> brenda: unions now taking their fights over wages to mcdonald's in new york city. from mickey d's to wal-mart to one of our nation's busiest airports to key shipping ports. big labor is flexing its big muscles after the election and gary b, you say it's a big problem for us, the consumers, how so? >> absolutely, brenda, look, everyone should realize what unions are, unions are a little monopoly in the company and exercising the the monopoly powers, raise the rates and this days the wages for their employees through an unsustainable level. so what the employees have to do is pass those costs on to the consumer. you

just a minute mister. would you do me a big favor?! i have? sure. oh well..

that is why i talk some much about the plant mister. you wake up. i'm 58.took me 50 years to realize i was a great beauty because the culture got its hands on me and said, buy, shop, achieve, lose weight, a gain weight. that is why i got dreadlocks. i wanted to look in the mirror and say, you are so beautiful. we have a situation here on our hands. i look in the mirror and go, you are so beautiful today, princess. it takes a radical act to stop listening to the voice of the culture and go, i have me, i got me back, the woman's movement gave me me back, the church gave me me back, i am chosen, i am safe, i am loved, and i go, thank you, thank you, thank you. then i can chase down an airplane, right? i could. tavis: i am trying to move on to wow. i cannot go yet. i keep going "wow." there are two things to ask before i advance. that beautiful phrase you said a moment ago, it takes a radical act, it takes a radical act to stop listening to the voice of the culture. lord. that is the most difficult thing for us to do because we are bombarded with all kinds of m

the young lady works very hard, mister. mr. what?n't even know my name?! (both grunting) (crowd screaming) help me! help me! (screaming continues) if you pushed him off the second floor, that's murder. i had no choice. he attacked me. he did this to me. pattern of the bruising matches lofton's knee brace. so you're claiming self-defense? you know, all you've got is circumstantial evidence, lieutenant. and my story's just as good as yours. caine: we also believe that you are responsible for the insurance policy murders. really? mm-hmm. it's my understanding that one of my actuaries confessed to that. his word against mine. and again, i like my story better. take him, please. i'll be out before sunset. he's right. everything we got could support self-defense, and we got nothing connecting him to the other murders. these things have a way of working themselves out. ("2-1" by imogen heap playing) ♪ first the earth was flat ♪ but it fattened up when we didn't fall off ♪ ♪ now we spin laps 'round the sun ♪ ♪ oh, the gods lost 2-1 ♪ the hos

. >> safer: mister jay's library is replete with documents about cons, scams, and hoaxes of all kindsanimals... >> and the cynocephalus was often featured on circus lots. and then, eventually people realized that the cynocephalus was a baboon wearing lederhosen. >> safer: (laughs) celebrated conmen, including count victor lustig... >> this is an original wanted poster of the count. one of the things he did in france was he was able to sell the eiffel tower for scrap metal. and he was able to do it twice, which is sort of wonderful. >> safer: mr. jay reports that over the years, people really have tried to sell the brooklyn bridge as well as nelson's column in trafalgar square in london. and in another cautionary tale, pigeons were both the investors and the investment. (watch ticking) >> stahl: coming up... >> i've have such tremendous for the live birds. >> stahl: the pigeon king next when "60 minutes" on cnbc returns. when "60 minutes" on cnbc returns. (watch ticking) with the spark cash card from capital one, sven gets great rewards for his small business! how does this thing work?

>>>e n texas, el galán de amores verdaderos, eduardo yáñez ha sido nominado como mister amigo 2012. > mujer que ha logrado destacar en un campo donde muy pocas mujeres lo han logrado. >>> hi, cómo estás. >>> así sonia da la bienvenida a los estudiantes de la escuela montevista, es que ella busca acercar a los pequeños en al música clásica. >>> ha sido siempre mi deseo poner la música en al comunidad latina y la vida de nuestros hijos. >>> una pasión que comenzó en la infancia. >>> desde los 6 años al escuchar la música de beethoven, desde esa edad tan joven, sentí que a eso quería dedicar mi vida. >>> su amor por la música la llevó a formar en 1992 la orquesta santa cecilia, donde se convirtió en una de las primeras mujeres directoras. >>> estamos presentando la música en la comunidad y es lo importante para mí. >>> y balanceando su vida laboral con su rol de esposa y madre de familia ha ido incorporando una serie de logros y reconocimientos, como ser de las primeras mujeres que dirige una misa papal en el vaticano. >p>>para mí era importante poenr la música en la vida de nuestros niñ

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack!i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. gerri: team -- i know. you're still struggling with those last-minute gifts on your christma list. i know i am. instead of giving that same old gift card, we have a different kind of one to tell you about tonight, when you can use to help pay for college education. joining me now, ceo of grand save. i think this is an amazing idea. tell us how it works, just the basics. >>nto having me on the show. so, parents register their child on grad save, and they an fill out a description. the upload a pictre, and then you can share their dedicated url with friends and family. friends and family know that they can contribute directly to child's savings plan. gerri: it really starts with mom and dad who set this thing up. it is away for everybody to give to the kids' education. i think this is brilli

give me a hand with the saddle. - excuse me, mister.etter take cover for the next couple of days. we got a sheriff in brasada who means it. - why only for the next few days? - well, some real high muckety-muck's coming out this way. might make sheriff kimberley sort of edgy. - how high? - governor of this territory, that's how high. coming to visit the kilgore ranch. and that's a special place for you to keep clear of. you wouldn't like the climate. - thanks. [exciting music] ♪ - hey! - hey! [gunfire] - mighty nice to see you, governor. i'm reece kilgore. - delighted, mr. kilgore. - i hope you had no trouble on the road. - were we really in danger from indians, mr. kilgore? my secretary, mr. clive, thinks you warned us about that just to put spice into the journey. [both chuckle] - well, you're safe, governor, and that's all that matters. - thank you. thank you very much. - governor, may i present mr. abernathy, president of the bank of brasada. - your excellency. - delighted, sir. - and this is reverend purdy, mr. beecham, dr. bailey,

c'mon, get mister feher! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack!ust playing! we're just playing! i'm tryg to get you out of ere! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. >> the media does lots of complaining. unemployment is high. so is the debt. iran is working on bombs. global warming could kill us. libertarians are skeptical about that but the debt is rising. there is too much regulation. these kill jobs. fools in power add more. the bureaucracy of obamacare is coming. the drug war range is on and the nanny state raises food markets. give us a break. the news bsiness we focus on bad news. it is our job. if a plane crashes and kills us that is news. if not, it is nation but it is not news. so, it is goodear the end of the year to step back once and notice this is a wnderful world. even though we constantly add the stacks every dick louse regulation, entrepreneurs over come it. their ideas have sex with other people's ideas an

in thee wake of the mass shhoting at sandy hook elemeetary inn connecticcttearlier his month, misterobaaa says he will lace his efforts towarrs a legissatiie paccage nnxt year aimed at containing gun violence.. obama says: "...the question thenn ecomes wwether we aae actually shook up enoogh by whatthaapennd here, that it does ot juut become another one of these routine episodes where it gets pouple of weeks and then ii drifts away. it certainly won't feel like thaa to me. this &pis something that ... that wa the worst day of my tragedy immediatelyyprompted caals for greater ggn control. the n-r-a is resisting those efforts and instead sugggsts armed guurds would deeer similar acts of has arnered mixed reactionn. feinstein says: "...there were armed guards a columbine, they pculdn't stop the shooters..." graham says: "...people are buying more guns, urder rates have gone down..." meanwhile, one attorney ss seeking to sue the staae of connncticut for 100 million dollars. irving pinsky ssyy the state failed to protecc his cliint, who has since suffered ""motional and psychological trau

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing! i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. meliss o melissa: so much for a penny for your thoughts. how does $750,000 sound? that is what one yelp and angie's list user is being sued for all because she wrote a critical review. isn't that what those sites are kind of for? here with fox business exclusive. we have the founder and owner of the business. he filed the lawsuit. chris, thanks so much for being here. i want to lay the facts out and respond. you were hired to paint, refinish floors, perform electrical and plumbing work. do some other tasks. this is in a woman's home in june of 2011. she claims, what she post posted, left damage to the home. my work had to be reaccomplished and i found jewelry missing. bottom line, don't put yourself through the nightmare. basically called you a thie

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing! i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. >> evil visited this community today. >> a call came into dispatch, police officers and resources from all over the state raced to that area as they converged on the school. >> the children obviously were very shaken. they were crying in the closet. when they were leaving, the police made them hold hands and told them to close their eyes. >> they had their entire lives ahead of them. birthdays, graduations. weddings, kids of their own. >> my gym teacher directed us to stay against the wall. everybody started kind of panicking. >> there is no words. it's shear terror. >> doesn't even seem real. it just does not seem like it's even possible. >> we all huddled and i kept hearing these booming noises. [siren] >> i just all of us moms networking trying t

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack!re just playing! i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. >>> one organization was founded by the family who was a firefighter killed on september 11th. every year, they do something on the run. can raise money for the tunnel of the towers foundation. it's led to associations and relationships with some of the most extraordinary people i've ever met. >> some of those people are the wounded warriors who sacrificed so much for this country n past decade alone, almost 50,000 service men and women have been physically injured in afghanistan and iraq. >> sargeant keys became a triple amputee in afghanistan. >> this is my first run. i have my legs and my arms on i'm go owing do the best to try to walk it. >> adam put on his prosthetic and walked three and a half miles on those prosthetics through the tunnel. it took him:kaajú long time

c'mon, get mister feather! look what i have. mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing! i'm trying to get you out of there! even still... announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. cliff thing happens. melissa francis is melissa: merry christmas eve, everyone. i'm melissa francis. first up tonight, a developing story almost every american is following right now. north american aerospace defense commander norad is currently tracking santa's progress. so far st. nick delivered 2.3 billion gifts. he has a way to go. my little guys are waiting for their presents. joining me from norad for the latest update is captain jeff davis. i know you're so busy tracking santa tonight. anything he should look out for, any weather problems? anything that might slow him down. >> not at all. we're looking very carefully. looks like it will be smooth sailing for santa tonight as he delivers presents around the world. melissa: how is his progress

. >> it is misterous what motivated the gunman 20 year old adam lanza forced his way in the school yesterday morning . this is a picture from 2005. he is said to have been a very smart kid, but one who didn't engage a lot with other students, described by some as a nerd and a goth and one who dressed in dark colors. so many questions about what led this young man to snap and go on the rampage. we'll take you back to newtown. peter doocy was at the press conference and we learned a little bit about where we are at in the investigation, peter. >> jenny, you and john talk being the big question among everybody who is heart broken. class mates andco workers and why. why did a twen year old go in an elementary school and shoot 20 students and six adults. it sounds like police have a lot of the evidence and they want to know what caused this and the move ive and there is a lot of evidence inside of the school, the weapons were recovered not to far away from the gunman's deceased body after he shot himself. and a lot of evidence outside. every car is park are the crime scene and there is a lot of e

mister obama put vice president joe biden in charge of a task force that will present a set of gun control recommendations to the president next month. the brady campaign hopes that it will bring change this time around. >> coming up! a bay area family in the semi-finals of a nationwide competition. the prize money will be going to a local school district if they win. details, next! plus a community continues to mourn. as they bury the remaining victims of the school shooting massacre. what's in store for the surviving students. a concord family is one of the finalists in a nation wide home christmas decoration competition with a huge prize going to the local school district if they win. kron four's jeff bush shows us the house and how much they are hoping to win. >> jason and deseree branscom heard about the competition and decided to go for it. they are trying to win $100 grand from deckthehouse.patch.com (electronic voice) it's the most wonderful time of the year. >> reporter: the branscom home is one of 25 other homes in the nationwide contest for most >> ofthere's a lot of competition

he was mister big shota drug kingpin in chicago, he was moving kilos of cocaine every week, making about0 a month. then came 15 years of prison, and reflection, and some maturity. today he is a businessman in chicago, and he counsels kids not to tread the tough guy path of crime and money. and he counsels businessmen as well. he writes about it all in his book called "tall money." john, when you were a 19, 20-year-old lowlife living the high life, what did you think, it was just going to go on forever? > > no bill. it was a way to get out of debt. i smashed my car up, my father was upset with me, i wasn't going to college; and the way things went, things kept getting thrown in my lap. someone i grew up with lived in florida when he was a kid. all of a sudden we are getting these kilos for crazy prices. > it was easy money, and you liked the big tough guy image. > > yeah, to an extent. you know, the movies, the gangster movies and all that, 19-year- old kid with no brains, what happens? > what changed you then? was it a 45-year prison sentence? > > no. i'm greek. my parents, my mother was

arf> mister nicholson, are you a mender of toys? that's what i am, son.oy, we could really use you fo - oh? well you see, my mom and some of the other ladies at church, they're gathering up old toys and fixing them for the kids at the children's hospital in capital city. there's a whole bunch of stuff in our barn. there's a lot of fixing to be done. i'd be very glad to assist your ladies, timmy. i'll offer them my services tomorrow. but for today, holly and i have come an awful long way. we'll have to leave you now and seek out a place to spend the night. it's been a great pleasure making your acquaintance, timmy. and you, too, lassie. mr. nicholson, why don't you come home with us? i'll ask mom if she can fix you a bed. holly can sleep in the barn! well, we'd be indebted to you. the barn would be find for holly and for me, too, because i've got a bed in the wagon. (9hink he'll be comfortable in there. he and timmy are getting holly good. you know, mr. nicholson is such an unusual man. his manners, and the way he speaks... almost as th

a big political surprise today.that will influence the final four years of mister obama's presidency. venom >> a big political surprise today.that will influence susan rice. the leading candidate to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state.said she withdrew herself from consideration for the position. rice is currently the u-s ambassador to the united nations.and has been harshly criticized by some prominent republicans for her response to the attacks on americans in bengazi back in september. now.rice has removed herself from the process.saying she was saddened that we've reached this point.and she did not want to go through confirmation hearings that were going to be "very politicized." >> i do not think that it does justice. >> i withdraw my name because i think it is the right thing to do for the country, the president and my family. >> president obama is praising her efforts. releasing this statement. president obama says he deeply regrets the unfair and misleading attacks on susan rice. >> i think that this was probably for the best. it has been an uphill battle in the sena

doman do misters notwithstanding the evidence that money is always and everywhere and you have inflation that what the fed has been doing is going to. unleash the demons of hyper inflation the historical record simply is not consistent with that view i think the fact that gold still plays a limited monetary role that central banks continue to hold some of it that the people's bank of china has been accumulating some more testifies powerfully to the long shadow of history that gold mattered one hundred years ago there is an infrastructure where the federal reserve bank of new york warehouses gold for foreign central banks and we're. the bank of england warehouse is called for foreign central banks so there are. some recent scrounged in history continues to play a monetary role but i don't think there is a lot for why gold should be more important monetarily them silver copper tim or bananas yeah and some people would argue that you know maybe any of those monetary metals would be one kind of kind of commodity backed currency metal that people would gravitate towards or that the market gra

Último del teletÓn usa que tenemos en estados unidos, el prÓximo fin dÉ semana, estÁ con nosotros misterÍ en estados unidos para niÑos discapacitados, y es una gran oportunidad para la comunidad hispana, para unirse cÓmo ocurrio en otros paÍses, y ser un solo corazÓn. >>> una duda mario , y tÚ hiciste el primer teletÓn en chile cuÁndo fue? >>> 1978. >>> impresionante, en copia de otro teletÓn de estados unidos. >>> sÍ, no en copia, con una adaptaciÓn, lo adaptamos a chile, y luego creÍa que todos eran como en chile, y me di cuenta que cada paÍs hacia el telefon como le parecÍa, y adaptado a la formula, su vivencia y necesidades. >>> luego se fueron sumando mÁs paÍses, se creÓ una organizacion que se llama. >>> sÍ, se llama oritel, tenemos mÁs de quince paÍses, organizaiaciÓn internacional de teletÓn, en cada lugar tuvo un efecto, y ayudÓ a discapacitados de diferente manera. >>> la idea es que en estados unidos no se necesitaba, era el mito, era el paÍs mÁs rico del mundo, tenÍa supuestamente los mejores sistemasde salud del mundo , y no es eso. >>> sÍ, puede que existan los mejores sist

as technology has evolved so has the way kids keep tabs on mister claus.irst phone calls, then the web. >> it looks like it's going to be another successful journey thanks to norad. >> reporter: now there's norad santa tracker apps for iphone, android and windows phone users, and sleigh watchers can also keep up on bing maps or on twitter, at norad santa. norad had been tracking santa with google earth since 2004, but this year the two entities went separate ways. norad's teamed with microsoft, and google has set up a tool of their own. google's santa tracker has been highlighting north pole preps in the lead-up to christmas. and in his spare time, santa's been making phone calls to good girls and boys, and sending messages via his google plus page. on the big night, kids of all ages can watch santa hop from continent to continent with google maps and google earth. those out doing last-minute shopping can follow along with their smartphone app for android. i'm karin caifa reporting. >> coming up, your full sports, with the forty- niners, jason applebaum. >

it's a crisp fall night at the mister gas fuel station. it's conveniently located in the middle of a residential neighborhood. corey darison is the loin employee on duty that evening. >> it was a typical, clear, quiet october evening. not too much going on. >> at about 9:00 that night, grainy security camera number four captures a young man in a red cap popping off the sedan. one of the passengers steps out laughing with the driver and two others who remain in the backseat. no one is prepared for what happened next. as the passenger reaches down near the pump nozzle, this mundane task goes bad in a flash. the situation quickly worsens when the driver panics, pulling the gas nozzle from the car, spraying gas across the vehicle and pavement. >> was dealing with one customer, and the next thing i know i see a flash in the corner of my eye. i look out and sure enough there's a car on fire. >> as trained, corey hits the emergency pump shut off button. this prevents thousands of gallons of gas beneath the station from adding more fuel to the fir

mister bird. remember? quack quack quack! we're just playing! we're just playing!. announcer: you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. there are thousands of teens in foster care who don't need perfection, they need you. gerri: the white house and congress fight over cutting spending, the white house to celebrate the holiday season with 54 christmas trees. does the white house need that many? here is what some of you are tweeting me. no wy. how wasteful. mark has a different respse. as long as they keep telling them christmas trees and 54 is fine. we also asked on . 3 percent said yes, and 97 percent said no. be sure to log on fr our on-line question every weekday. here are some of your e-mails. any cat has to start at the top. the agency's, the salaries of all government employees. more of a leg to stand on about fairness and taxing the rich. if our politicians would give up their entitlements we would save the country billions and not have to affect the general public and their social security and medicare. dan says, thii tax bite is why we should hol

boehner has the hell of a nerve to say that mister -- the president of the united states barack obama can't stand up to his party. we are united behind the president. we are not going to get in to the weeds and the particulars who are against this or for that. it is mr. boehner who has problems with his own party and now since they've handed the clips that you saw, he has now even gone worse in to the weeds and gone back to legislation that was turned down by the united states senate in may of this year which would hurt children and middle class families and increase the taxes by $1,000 giving $50,000 plus cuts to those making more than a million dollars. he is ridiculous and he's gone over the edge. >> and if that is the case, that he has gone over the edge, will the rest of us then go with him? >> well, we're still there negotiating. the president wants to negotiate. the president doesn't want to go off the cliff because, you know, if we don't go off the cliff, it will help the confidence in the economy, the markets will respond. so what are we gaining by this standoff? we are right

but mister, i want what i want when i want it.ric cantor is willing to dig in his heels and keep everyone working over the christmas holidays. >> the president seems to be walking us ever so slowly towards the cliff. we've said we're committed to staying here. we're going to stay here right up until christmas eve, throughout the time and period before the new year. >> somebody get that man a corn cob pipe. but if mr. cantor and his republican counterparts want to ruin the holidays for everyone by holding the middle class hostage to the rich, well, santa's got a list he'd like you to know about. >> coal is a lot heavier than toys. i don't want to have to come back here in two weeks with a bag full of coal for those too naughty to do the right thing for our children and families. >> boehner and the boys, you better not cry, you better not pout. let's get right to our panel now. here in new york with us we're delighted to have sir richard wolffe, vice president and executive editor of msnbc.com. and msnbc contributor jared bernstein

. >> i'm sorry mister ambassador but your statement that the president and secretary clinton made cleart it was a terrorist attack right afterwards is not true. it's not accurate. i mean the president and high level officials of this administration immediately after the attack and for days afterwards kept talking an overwhelming part of their discussion dealt with movie rage about muslims being upset about portraying mohamed in a bad way in some movie on youtube. >> reporter: democrats dismissed the focus on rice's remarks. gary ackerman of new york said congress has become a partisan bickering bunch of grousing old people. >> trying to quibble around here on this particular issue of the narrative rather than how we work together to make things better to quibble over somebody said a particular word or didn't use the right word, rather than figure out how to avoid the mistakes that might have been to not lose american lives on into the future. >> reporter: amid the furor, ambassador rice has withdrawn herself for consideration as secretary of state. and four state department security off

great photo on our web site, where there's also a link to "pbs parents," where you can find more of mister rogers' videos. >> woodruff: amazing photo. again, the major developments of the day. there were offers and counter- offers on the table, but no deal in the talks to resolve the nation's fiscal crisis. newtown, connecticut, held more funerals for victims of friday's school shootings. and amid talk of new gun legislation, the national rifle association said it would offer "meaningful contributions" to prevent new massacres. online, we ask, what are the three best ways to land a job? kwame holman has the details. >> holman: getting a foot in the door of your dream job is a job in itself. our resident headhunter can guide you through the process. find his advice and ask him your questions on the business desk. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you, and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has bee

we came across the widely shared advice from none other than mister rogers of pbs. was a boy and saw scary things on the news his mother would say to him, look for the helpers. you will always find people who are helping. so this morning when any words seem small, we offer our prayers to the families most directly hit. may god give you strength and at least you can know there is a country full of helpers here that can catch you when you feel like falling. that's all for today. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> tonight president obama joins a community in grief. good afternoon. i'm chris jansing and i'm sitting just across the sfreet from newtown high school where local religious leaders have planned an interfaith service for this new england town that's trying to come to grips with what the governor has called the evil that came here on friday morning, stealing the lives of 26 people at sandy hook elementary school, including, as is heartbreakingly well known by now, 20 first graders. the president will be participating in what has become an all-too familia

"hey, mister hewitt, what are you doing here?" [laughter] "hey, hewitt. "hey, that check-your-neighbor routine worked, didn't it? hey, all right." but, anyway, i got in the hot tub there, and it's really, really hot, yeah? and i'm in there, and she's outside, and she says, "come on here, let's--come over here, i'll give you a rub down." "oh, i'll just stay in the water here a little longer." [laughter] that water's hot. and that water is hot, and guess what i'm doing inside that tub. sweating. sweating like mad. oh, yes. but the sweating, usually, it corresponds to-- begin with ev. evaporation. evaporation. and evaporation, usually-- cools. cools you. but i'm in the water. and what's happening there, gang? any cooling going on? no. so what does the old thermostat up here say? m s, m s, m s. more sweat. more sweat, more sweat, more sweat. so i'm under the water sweating, sweating, sweating profusely. my heart--boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom--overworking. i interrupted my body's natural function by getting in that hot water and preventing the evaporatio