moss, who holds onto this one for the touchdown. do they try to tie? do they go for it?is gutsy. they go for two. cousins about to do something, he gets the snap and looks for the pass and it is tipped. gone off to the sidelines. shanahan visibly upset. his players tried to console him. 27-26. >> we did not do enough to win. , a fumble that you do not want to have. i felt like that was on the. -- on me. if they of plays that, go differently, it is probably a different result. we are determined to get better. >> we will have more coming up in sports. 21 yards, 3 touchdowns, interceptions. >> those were memorable and painful. we will have more in sports. bge customers, you are about to pay more to keep your lights on. the rate hike has been approved. month for a electricity. they also approved a monthly surcharge. , a legend has passed away. remembering the life of actor peter o'toole. and a former senate staffer facing child pornography [ male announcer ] this holiday season, you're getting all the best devices, which means you need the best network to support them. and o

. >> the moss?we know that noma has been said to be the world's best. >> this is a dish that is 20 man hours of work to do. >> what we've heard outside of denmark is that rene sources his ingredients exclusively from the nordic region, mostly from within 60 miles of the restaurant. >> quickly. come on. >> think about that. denmark is not exactly the mediterranean. summers are short. what rene and crew started, what they're famous for, is their ingredients. >> reindeer moss with last year's harvest of mushrooms. >> and color me dubious. >> did you ever eat moss before? >> no. that is incredible. there's no way that this is going to look convincingly delicious on tv. but it is really delicious. alsandro porcheli is italian living in denmark. he worked at noma before starting cook it raw, the rooming boy scout camp for the world's best chefs. >> i met rene in 2004. basically the restaurant was just opened. >> ten years after noma's inception, rene is arguably the most famous dane since hamlet. so it's

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santana moss for the three-yard score. he had 381 yards passing, three touchdowns and two interceptions. kurt cousins, the redskins not playing for overtime. they go for two. trying to find someone. that pass false, incomplete. redskins fall to the falcons 27-26. after the game cousins taking responsibility for the loss. >> i didn't do enough to win. the two interceptions were on me. a fumble you don't want to have. the two-point conversion, i felt, was on me. and those are four plays right there that if they go differently is probably a much better result. it's a tough one to swallow right now, but we will learn from it and get better. i loved the call for two at the end there. we just didn't do enough to execute and i feel like it started with me. >> coming up later we'll hear from diane rocini and more of the redskins players after another painful loss. erica? >>> new developments in a story we first told you about friday. a maryland woman is now facing charges in the stabbing death of her husband. officers found johnni

. >> i think a little bit of moss and algae that might make it faster. >> later on they hike up evenrther up the drainage ditch and pick up each more speed going down. check out this plunge into the bay from this angle. look like he skipped over the water like a stone. >> got whiplash. >> better than the water slide, for sure. >> great time. >> forget trick or treating. for this little guy, it's all abut the ap girls. >> happy halloween, girls. he's a lady's man, too. >> see the feel-good halloween classic, next. >>> the video i'm about to show you is insanely awesome. >> already sick, aren't you? >> yep, i just got dizzy. >> no, you're going to love this. this is really cool. the person skydiving now is a woman, a lady, katie hanson. we see her coming down in the back. this car is driving, why, because -- >> do it, do it. >> yeah. >> the coolest thing ever! >> how cool is that? >> impressive. >> she might be a bond relative. >> just jamie. or amin na. >> it's cool that we get to see her angle. the driver's looking back to help her out a little bit. grabs on to her once she finally l

. >>> playboy has released the cover for their 60th anniversary issue with kate moss.>> an old-time favorite. >>> the "star wars" franchise has joined instagram and chose a photo of darth vader with a selfie. two fans had quite the passenger when they picked up christopher walken in new york city. the actor could not catch a cab, so they gave him a ride downtown, so they stayed with him and kept on chatting. stay with us, we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the miami herlgd, facebook >>> in the miami herald facebook suspect charged with first degree murder. derek medina is accused of fatally shooting his wife and facing a picture of her corpse on facebook. medina told detectives he was acting in self-defense, but the state attorney believes it was premeditated. >>> and in the fort worth star telegram woman killed in johnson county home explosion. authorities in texas believe a propane leak may be to blame for the blast. >>> in iceland armed police shoot and kill a suspect for the first time in that country's history. the susp

he has worked with heidi klum and kate moss. i asked if she enjoyed the shoot. of course she said.is fun to work with somebody so great what they do. you notice the person you are working with is having fun too. the photographer's glance to help out young people even in he beginning of their careers. >> it is always good to help of course. if you can help somebody doing something good and fulfilling their dreams that is a beautiful thing. that will be part of their dreams. >> the words give annika encouragement to pursue her dream of broadway fame. he has gotten the bugs worked out of his app and even has his first customers. i asked him about his plans. >> i want to stay here. if i make it here i can make it in germany too. that does not really apply the other way around. new york in his eyes is the hardest market in the world. but it is not ready to close the door on germany. he might be able to bring it back home once the company is fimplely established. a couple of days later i meet annika in an up scale restaurant. she is nervous signing on with her new manager. >> big day tod

they were gaoled for sipping a protest song against vladimir putin's rule in a moss ka cathedral. >> european countries could revisit their opinion about the olympics. i'm calling for a boycott, for honesty, not to sell yourself for oil or gas that russia can provide. >> eight people have been sentenced up to a year in prison for making a spoof video about the local youth culture. six are foreigners. they've been charged with defaming the reputation of the country. the video is charged with a message that it's fictional and not intended to offend anyone. >> benyamin netanyahu has said any u.s. spying on israel is unacceptable. he was responding to news reports that britain and the united states moved on former president and other officials. it emerged by documents leaked by edward snowden, u.s. whistleblower. >> translation: concerning matters published in the past few days i asked for examination in the matter. in the close ties between israel and the united states there are things that must not be done. that is not acceptable for us. >> a palestine prisoner that went on a hunger st

. >> i think a little bit of moss and algae that might make it faster. >> later on they hike up evenrther up the drainage ditch and pick up each more speed going down. check out this plunge into the bay from this angle. look like he skipped over the water like a stone. >> got whiplash. >> better than the water slide, for sure. >> great time. >> forget trick or treating. for this little guy, it's all abut the ap girls. >> happy halloween, girls. he's a lady's man, too. >> see the feel-good halloween classic, next. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >>> the video i'm about to show you is insanely awesome. >> already sick, aren't you? >> yep, i just got dizzy. >> no, you're going to love this. this is really cool. the person skydiving now is a woman, a lad

>> personalized moss side. >> personalized moss size massage >> we love them.ter:if you couldn't make it to christmas.don't worry.many of the stores will still have after christmas deals through the weekend.at the sun valley mall in concord.haaziq madyun kron4news >> catherine: in livermore. the premium outlet stores have been just as packed. with people excited about deals. thousands of people in the east bay hit the stores. looking for bargains. some of them got up early to get started. and seemed to have a structure j. stratergy when you have deals like this and the earth and early you know that there was hardly be anyone there that is the time to go! >> catherine: some stores opened as early as 5 a-m. as retailers are trying toup for somewhat disappointing sales. sales were down about 3 percent. some of the deals will go on through the weekend. >> catherine: u-p-s is still apologizing for a huge back- log that meant lots of people are still waiting for gifts to be delivered. >> catherine: even some that were ordered weeks ago. scrambling to make deliveries

we are not talking about moss months and years. it takes literally an act of god to get a conservatorship on someone. it does not happen in san francisco. there are people in san francisco that desperately need to be in conservatorship. we don't do it here in san francisco, but we should. it's the kind and compassionate thing to do for some people that are at that state of crisis where they can harm themselves or someone else's. i don't think there is people in support of the death penalty, but that's the penalty you are sending these folks to. >> thank you. [ applause ] . the panelist have really given us a terrific overview of different perspectives on this and we are going to get to audience questions in just a few minutes. go ahead and fill out your carts and we'll get to you momentarily. let me start by opening the discussion. i want to start with you kenny dwight and ask about something eduardo vega that said that force is not treatment. that basically the key is to approach people with mental illness with love, kindness and

even when everything is soaking wet they showed me, birch bark and moss which are perfect for gettingt a fire. >> no matches, no lighter, no problem. >> i will smear chap stick into the cotton ball. it is going to act just look a candle. >> eddie keeps chap stick and cotton balls on him at all times. sound strange until you add sparks. >> there it goes. both carry a simple flint to scrape with a trusty knife. soon, we are melting snow over a raging fire. we add pine needles for flavor, a sort of back woods tea. >> if you put thissen a c ein a starbuck's, people would pay $5 for it. not saying much about this, but people. >> busy showing us how to make a snowshoe from branches as the fire was getting started. snowshoes are critical for walking through deep snow. on the dog sled i learn the art of mushing from dallas. one of the best in the business. >> the dogs want to go. all i can do to slow them down especially on the turns. doing really well for a first time dog musher. takes it to it pretty naturally. >> reporter: on ultimate survival alaska they're constantly on the move over mou

walter moss burg of the wall street journal called it the best tablet he's reviewed. apple didn't offer discounts but gave $75 gift cards with the purchase of an ipad air and $50 gift card with the purchase of an ipad mini. best buy cut the price of the ipad air by $50. apple faces competition in this space. a consumer research company says apple's ipad mini was the top seller at walmart on black friday. the ipad air was the top seller at target but at best buy, microsoft surface came in first. still, scott kessler of s&p capital says apple's success on black friday could mean a stronger holiday season for the company. >> a lot of gifts were purchased for christmas and probably won't be opened for another few weeks. a lot of these products we think were probably bought for use now, and if that's the case, you're going to see people buying related accessories, software, content, apps. all those things will help boost apple we think throughout the month and holiday shopping period. >> reporter: apple stock surged higher up 46% from the low of 388 in june. apple predicte

. >> the air district says high at moss fearic fresh -- atmospheric pressure allows winds to they cumulate. it brought a flood of angry emails. one said no fire on christmas? couldn't you stretch the rules a bit. another. my god, you people are completely off your rocker. and, life is unfair and you aren't helping. >> reporter: turn out there are a coupling exemptions. one is if it is your sole source of heat. the other is if you use a wood fire for cooking which brings up a kind of loophole. say you wanted to roast chestnuts on an open fire. that qualifies. >> but the air district hopes folks won't look for loopholes but see the importance of sparing the air they breathe. >> it is important for everyone to be able to enjoy a healthy christmas. we don't want anyone to spend their christmas holiday in the emergency room. >> reporter: there will be 60 air district inspectors checking out complaints, looking for smoke handing out tickets. first ticket $100. reporting live in san francisco, don knapp, kpix 45. >>> a run on chestnuts in the last two minutes. that just in. if you want to report

prepare for other sit wall street by going into the moss security area in the classroom. >> ana, it's stephanie again. we know that the shooter took his own life. do we know anything else? any of the background between the students and the teacher? >> we've been talking to a lot of students and parents, and while law enforcement officials are not giving us any specifics as far as confirming the identify, only that he was a tonight at the school. i just spoke with a tonight who tells me he is a very good friend of the shooter, he's 100% he knows the shooter and described this individual as somebody who was well liked, had a lot of friends, kind of a geek but in a likable way, was part of the speech and debate team, and perhaps had a conflict with whom he was targeting. >> >> that you you, hanna, a year of inaction. with us tonight democratic strategist donna brazil and kevin madden, both cnn political commentators. kevin, let's start with you. yet another terrible tragedy. we've seen some action in washington on steps to improve gun safety and gun control. and my question to you is the

he's worked with the likes of heidi klum and kate moss. i asked if she enjoyed the shoot.se, she says. it's especially fun working with someone who's so great at what they do and who gives you good feedbacks. also when you knows that the person that you're working with is having fun too. the photographer's glad to help out young people, even at the beginning of their careers. >> it's always good to help, of course. if you can, and if you can help somebody doing something good and fulfill their dreams, that's a good thing because it becomes part of their dreams. >> rudolph's words give annika encouragement to pursuer her dream of broadway fame. ben is also confident when i met him again. he has his first customer after getting all the bugs workeds out. i asked him about his plans. i want to stay here, he says. if i make it here, then i can make it in germany. that doesn't apply the other way around. new york in ben's eyes is the hardest market in the world. but he's not ready to close the door on germany. he might be able to bring the company back home once it is firmly est

they were telling us because of what human beings are putting into the at moss feeshgs we can expect these changings in climate patterns. and so we are seeing higher global temperatures year after year. we are seeing more frequent, more extreme storms. >> being a communicator, you want to be fair. you want to be open. you don't want to worry people. you don't want to scare people. but you know that people are smart. they know about their weather. they know about their climate. and they know that it's changing. certainly, i think that on the global scale, we have seen temperatures rising over the past few decades. there's no question about it. the numbers are there. there's observations that show these things are occurring. >> one the things with climate change are possible rises in tide levels. when you have all this water in the ocean getting warmer, even slightly, it's going to expand. what expands up the coastline. so along with predictions for temperature and rainfall, we have predictions for, with climate change, well, how much is sea level going to rise? we're looking at someth

i agree with s.e., if you had to adopt the elizabeth warening senator of massachusetts, if moss misandew york city are your model no national politics, i wish you luck. to your economic point -- >> neither one of them are campaigning on -- >> to the economy point you bring up, in the end i ask you, do you want to raise it, you want data points and -- >> let's start with $10. >> there's a thread that ties all our conversations took. from obam -- is that you want the american people to gant you the power to, give you -- to your arrogance that you know the right price of labor, you know how much people should make and after we've lost you mess up the health care market, you want you to act on the heels of that? >> my only response to that is we have a growing income inequality, we have declining -- maybe your answer is just let everything be as it is, but i think americans want solutions. a simple solution is a federal minimum wage to insure there's some fairness, if you work hard, 40 hours a week, you should not be resigned to poverty. that i thought was a -- >> do you believe there's no

santana moss with some gut wrenching things to say after this loss. that will do it for now.to you guys in the studio. >> all right, dave. bummer for the redskins. >> panda more impressive than the skins. >> most definitely. >>> a scary moment on the metro early this morning. a gun was fired on board the orange line train just after 2:00 a.m. police say two men got into an argument which resulted in one man hitting the other on the head with a gun, causing the weapon to fair and break a window. an officer got on the train and arrested the suspect. the other man was taken to the hospital for non life threatening injuries. thankfully no other passengers were injured. >>> you are not going to believe this, kristin. the spirit of giving shattered in ward 7. a guy stole holiday donations intended for needy people. the thief broke into the salvation army offices on martin luther king jr. avenue. ken molestina says the crook made off with at least ten grand. >> that's the money order somebody dropped into a kettle. >> reporter: it's not the way we're used to seeing the red salvation

he's worked with the likes of heidi klum and kate moss. my sixteen joint issues. of course he says it's especially fun working with someone who said great tumult and do you see good feedback. sadly no just the person your liking with is having some too the photographers can to help out young people even at the beginning of their careers it's always good to help before it's um. this weekend. and you can help somebody doing something good and fulfill their dreams it's a beautiful thing because the compiler that drinks. don't sweat tears on a camping parchment to dispute the dream of broadway say. man that man is also confident when i meet him again. he's gotten the bonds went out to be zapped. ethan has his flaws customers. i asked him about his plans israel can tell you what i want to stay he says because if i make it here. then i can make it in gemini to the doesn't really apply the other way around. we all kinda not mail signs is the hottest markets in the wilds. the diesel ready to close the door on gemini the monkey and to bring tc back on once the companies fr

. >> reporter: and whoopi, her one thing, the moss grill from san diego. she bought four of them herself. for christmas -- >> they're packaging one for your brother right now? >> yes. >> he's not watching? >> i'm going to make sure he doesn't. >> reporter: he's not watching tonight but barbara is. here's why. she told me i can't forget the appetizers. >> what's better than cheese, a man named kurt beecher. >> reporter: kurt beecher and she loves his made in america story. >> ten years ago he opened a cheese shop in seattle. >> reporter: turns out that was just the beginning. >> i'm going to have to go find it. >> for me that would be very nice. >> reporter: not only were we out to find it but make it. headed to beechers cheese. the fedex man right there, his christmas delivery. they sell cheese from all over america. >> this is the cheese counter? >> it is. this is the glory that you see. >> can you rattle off states represented here? >> wisconsin, minnesota, washington, oregon, vermont, new york, texas. >> can't forget texas. >> reporter: because this chr

paul moss soviet union and the ticket and connie although ukraine was closely related to think on the all of the old soviet union. and the toe of the soviet union collapsed. economic ties still exist. and the ukraine he used to be and is not with a great article on call roster. on the other hand the new korean trades with your. and. the there is another dilemma. listen up of ukraine especially the us he's with me the two joined the european zone. and since we bought the old ukraine is more related to watch. and that there is a villain. whom to choose. russia all. your for the time being everything is dictated by the economy and economic situation is worsening. from that today. all the people we don't resemble the energy supply is you usually came from. usually came from russia. and the tasty bits and. this year. this is beyond the core me all you create. and for the time being the ukraine to compose of course it does there are internal affair. we should say. who's right who's wrong that and decide for themselves. a slate of all words and a drunk have reached an historic nuclear deal d

university of notre dame theologian candida moss. >> the pontiff is sort of running the risk of alienatingnd what that suggests is he's probably a moderate. >> reporter: it's a nine-month papacy that could last years. >> how big a deal is it to have a pope that's changed the conversation change. >> it has changed. we no longer have every written story about the scandal in the catholic church. >> reporter: this pope's first christmas present to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. dean reynolds, cbs new, chicago. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest from capitol hill on the budget vote expected today in the house. we'll speak with congressman paul ryan. >>> plus the case of the dealer's whine. a dealer who made millions selling fake bottles of vintage. >>> and legendary game show host bob barker returns to "the price is write. it's his birthday. happy birthday, bob. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macd

auntie into national coach phil moss can expect a canoe to the breathtaking stunts performed by youngsters in the seconds and if you were cheers from the uk it is going on the ground where the action returns he will get together again when i give you more news just in a huff. the air. eye. i am. as y'all know the holidays are great for families to get together and sometimes on the okok it's flowing they're also great time for us to argue that everything from politics to religion what the ones we love. but if you happen to the nsa agent the cover has an official list of talking points that way you can win those family arguments for sure. yeah that's right the government is not giving as he ages lists a very corny talking points when the fire dog lake so that way they can convince their relatives overhaul base of just how awesome effective and necessary. the national security agency truly is despite all those little revelation things of mass buying by snowden has become a complete success for reasoned political social religious organizations use them with their members who may not be the bes

there is a month added on to include into the amnesty a specific list such crimes as hooliganism and moss and i would like to stay on for just one more question his imprisonment imprisonment had a symbolic value it was always presented as a sort of reflection of how bad the human rights to shine in russia supposedly was i wonder if you attach the same symbolism to his release does it mean that let's say political climate in the country may be changing simply because he is being set free while human rights watch is an organisation nullus the case of course symbolizes everything that's wrong with human rights in russia in the uk quite to the office it. it's a very last rites of case and there are many other cases that we documented so really and that clearly demonstrate that the red green human rights abuses including political money pollution of justice. that are happening in the russian federation well given that so many private profile people have been involved in political activity have been released early do you think that signifies any change in the way the kremlin operates or indeed

it means american people wouldn't be exposed to the threat of another reckless shutdown every few moss. that's a good thing. it's probably too early to declare an outbreak of bye partisanship, but it's also fair to say that we're not con dwemed to endless grid lock. there are areas where we can work together. i believe that work should begin with something that republicans and congress should have done before leaving town this week and that's restoring the temporary insurance that helps folks make ends meet when they are looking for a job. because congress didn't act, more than 1 million of their constituents will lose a vital economic lifeline at christmas time, leaving a lot of job-seekers without any source of income at all. i think we're a better country than that. we don't abandon each other when times are tough. keep in mind, unemployment insurance only goes to folks who are actively looking for work. a mom who needs help feeding her kipds when she sends out her resume or a dad who needs help paying the rent while working parttime and still learning the skills he needs for that n

university of notre dame theologian candida moss. >> pope francis is sort of running the risk of alienating groups and what that probably suggests is that he's a moderate. >> reporter: one who is just nine months into a papacy that could last years. how big a deal is it to have a pope that has changed the conversation in some ways. >> it has changed. we no longer have every story starting "scandal-ridden catholic church." >> reporter: this pope's first christmas present to the world's 1.2 billion catholics. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org g >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> tonight, the lack of safety changes at san francisco international airport in the wake of the asiana airlines crash. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. the ntsb just wrapped up a nearly 12-hour hearing investigating the moments right before and right

reasons given for misleading panties in a really good thing too because we couldn't claim was in said moss who respects the desirable goals wonders what will suit you. as long as two seasons on the lakefront. it's been a beast and dialogue. total fourteen months. the people are breathing a little easier these days ever since syria agreed to hand over its chemical stockpiles to the international community forum on says serious civil war raged on in the country israelis have been preparing for the possibility of violence spilling over into the country or worse yet they cannot hold weapons attack but those fears are finally easing our t's polish slayer reports. this could soon be in the sauce is reduced killing against mosques in the pipeline and the communication to the cabinet to stop manufacturing and four civilians. since this month in office chemical weapons arsenal seems to have lifted it to the three defence of the chemical straight. where is the mindset that this was due to the streets. today the paranoia was coming down it comes off to city destroyed with its cubicle with his product

reverend moss, thanks for joining us from chicago this morning. >> thank you so much. and sort of becoming politicized in the context of the anti-apartheid protests. >> well, i first want to just acknowledge what a powerful leader president mandela was. he's our noble, prophetic prince and moral voice not only for south africa but for the world. i became politicized through my parents, through operation push, learning about divestment. but the first time i protested without my parents was at 14 to protest against the investment in south africa through british petroleum and was thrown out of the british petroleum office in cleveland, ohio. it was a great moment for myself, for my own agency and studying the words of nelson mandela and learning from my parents about what south africa meant to us as a community and how there was solidarity between what we were doing in the u.s. and what was happening in south africa. >> and that -- >> and -- yes. go ahead. >> that sense of solidarity is institutional. you are not the senior pastor at trinity united church of christ, which

moment there is a month on to include into the amnesty a specific list such crimes as hooliganism and moss and i would like to stay on for just one more question his imprisonment imprisonment had a symbolic value it was always presented as a sort of reflection of how bad the human rights to sion in russia supposedly was i wonder if you attach the same symbolism to his release doesn't mean that let's say political climate in the country may be changing because simply.

thousands of ukrainians have protested over the president choosing closer ties with moss core over the e.u. >> thousands line up to say goodbye to nelson mandela. he will be buried in qunu on sunday. those are the headlines. "consider this" is up next. teal or north korea deal? it's first major murder until congress, but consider this, could the two parties coming together on the budget deal tear the republican party apart? also, syria continues its dissent into chaos, the u.s. withdraws its nonhe that will aid. plus, after all the the public effort the nfl put forth to curb concussions hits to the head are as prevalent as ever. is there anything the nfl can do to slow down the dangerous hits in every game? and an award show famous for showing off the big nest the world, snub as bunch of them. welcome to consider this, we begin with a budget deal in washington. the agreement overwhelmingly passed the house on thursday, but it also exposed haw raw the division is between conservatives and moderates. house speaker blasts conservative groups for criticizing the compromise on the budget. >

again, using the moss as a base. took some terra cotta pots.trusty battery powered candle again. shoved it right in there. >> easy, easy. >> a little fluff. >> we'll do it. >> we'll talk about the corks. you got your wine bottles. the glasses. now the corks. >> isn't that cute? >> how adorable. >> so these are little ornaments you can make with the kids. i suggest you man the glue gun. >> what do you do? >> i'll have you each do one. >> we're warmed up here and primed. >> the technique, real simple, take your corks, stack them with the body and legs first. then take your glue on the bit. stick it together. be creative. use this as a -- >> you mean a bigger one? >> i don't really know what i'm doing. >> just pretend you know what you're doing. stick them on the legs. the body. then the head over here. >> i don't really -- >> for the ears, you just take pipe cleaner, wrap it around, poke them in the top. i don't know what -- yeah, you probably don't want to get that on your fingers. >> no, no, no. >> keep your children away from this. >> that's w

santana moss with 19 seconds left. washington within one and they elect for two.ped and incomplete. falcons win it. they are at the stick on monday night football. patriots and dolphins. ryan tannehill to thigpen and no lead necessary in people me. 24-20 dolphins. tom brady drives new england and fourth down. former stanford man michael thomas ?aled off the practice -- snagged off the practice squad. game of the day if you are a packers fan green bay and dallas. tony romo back of the end zone to des -- dez bryant. dallas goes up 12, but following an interception and lacey dives into the end zone. green bay with 34 second half points his second fourth quarter pick and he stopped on the route. second beggest collapse in dallas -- second biggest collapse in dallas history. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. one basketball note. cal wouldn't play. they beat uc bakersfield 70-51. >> thank you, colin. and thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:theater for leigh and colin -- at 4:30 for leigh, colin and shu and all

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santana moss with 19 seconds left. washington within one and they elect for two.omplete. falcons win it. they are at the stick on monday night football. patriots and dolphins. ryan tannehill to thigpen and no lead necessary in people me. 24-20 dolphins. tom brady drives new england and fourth down. former stanford man michael thomas ?aled off the practice -- snagged off the practice squad. game of the day if you are a packers fan green bay and dallas. tony romo back of the end zone to des -- dez bryant. dallas goes up 12, but following an interception and lacey dives into the end zone. green bay with 34 second half points his second fourth quarter pick and he stopped on the route. second beggest collapse in dallas -- second biggest collapse in dallas history. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. one basketball note. cal wouldn't play. they beat uc bakersfield 70-51. >> thank you, colin. and thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:theater for leigh and colin -- at 4:30 for leigh, colin and shu and all of us here

>> moss tiff train control. they have been advocates before this for decades. it is a very expensive system, that uses a lot of sensors, technology to take over control of that train. and would have prevented an accident like this. >> to talk more about these developments that we just learned from this this news conference. she joins us on the phone from south carolina. good to talk to you, been. the brakes were fine, the interview with the engineer is going on right now, we also heard a strong endorsement of ptc technology, but to the critical question of whether or not the engineer was asleep or awake, the ntsb isn't saying conclusively at this point. >> even if they find that he was zoned out, whatever that means or dozed off, is probably what it means then they will have to go further and find out why. there shall federal regulations that bar using substances. in hi had suffered maybe from sleep apnea, a lot of things they will look into beyond that. >> talk to me about -- we just heard from the ntsb, a strong endorsement for this technology. as i recall ye

. >> josh gordan has gone where no one that is gone, not jerry rice, randy moss or lynn swan. he racked up back to back 200 gaums. josh gordan 297 last week, today 10 passes. for the second-straight week the browns lost the game 30-28 the final. out of the way mike tomlin, the steelers head coach - that's a record-setting performance by josh gordan. mike tomlin went on the field for the touch down against mario draz-balart. that sideline move is reportedly going to cost mike tomlin. the steelers could lose a draft pick. the league is expected to make the announcement. more from week 13 in the nfl. besides the performance it's the broncos and chiefs. >> see you later. >> searching for answers and possibly victims - still ahead on al jazeera america. more on how federal investigators are trying to learn how a train derailed, killing four. >> replacing the top cop - who is on the short list to be the commissioner. that's up next in "the week ahead." >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. >> white house says it's fixed healthcare.gov, but wa

. >> the big picture here is about vladimir putin and the power he wield from moss ka and beyond. emily drew romps. >> forbes magazine says he's the most powerful man. anyone watching the news saw russia's president dominate global politics. vladimir putin took in edward snowden after he began to leak intelligence secrets. >> when president obama called for strikes on syria, vladimir putin said, "no", leading the effort against strikes and got his way again. he cultivated a strong relationship with china. he signed deals casting a shadow on u.s. influence. >> vladimir putin released his most high-profile prisoners. pussy riot, and his most important political prisoner russian oligarch mikhail khordorkovsky. >> i'm not going to engage in political activity. i said that in my alert to vladimir putin, and reiterated it assistance. >> the 'financial times' says of the releases: >> vladimir putin is anticipating international push-back. president obama has there are sent a delegation of openly gay athletes. whatever vladimir putin's reasons for releasing prisoners, it's not seen as a s

you have two types of moss that grow there. that's it.eah, it's amazing. >> although the antarctica vistas are spectacular, they're set against the backdrop of frigid weather. average temperatures on the continent hover around minus 70 degrees fahrenheit. at the time of the trip it was summer and it was a bit warmer. >> it was around zero. it was really cold. the wind is really cold. the ice is really cold. a lot of layers on. jackets, scarves, hats. >> despite the bitter cold, lex and company soak in every breathtaking moment of this remarkable landscape. >> we were down on the raft and flowing past beautiful icebergs and islands. >> the raft circles close enough to get a true appreciation of how enormous and imposing they really are. one in particular catches lex's eye. >> this iceberg, it was really beautiful. i think it's the most beautiful iceberg i saw there. everything is sort of black and white and then this sharp blue iceberg float in the water. i really like sculptures. this one sort of looked like a skull in the beginning. then

last year i had randy moss and this year it's anquan. everybody year they are giving me somebody?> and here is what is happening on channel 2 and fox toward, the fox pregame show started at 9:00 and then the 49ers and rams at 1:00, followed by the point after. we'll see you then. that is it for this saturday sportswrap. see you tomorrow at candlestick. >> thank you and thank you for making ktvu your source for news. we'll see you the next the time news breaks. >> join ktvu on channel 2 at 7:00 a.m. and rosemary will be here with your forecast -- . [ laughter ] >> so excited. have a great weekend and we'll see >> on today's show we go toe to toe with the ufc heavyweight champ. plus, from fake reality to real reality. and later, a musician with a vision. all this, only on "american latino tv." >> ♪ upside your head and inside yourself then you're over there and outside yourself ♪ [captioning made possible by latv] ♪ get outside yourself >> hey, guys, it's your girl valery ortiz h

there is many, many more moss of reporting. >> are you in contact with edward snowden? >> i am in direct contact with him. he participates when he thinks it's justified and worthwhile that he did this week, when he gave a statement that was his reaction to the court ruling he didn't choose russia as the country he was in, the u.s. blocked him and forced him to be there. there was a good chance for him to be in the custody of the u.s. government, the fact that he's free and able to speak out and to follow the debate is -- makes him very gratified and quite happy. >> when you hear him called a trailer a theet someone who should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law how do you respond? >> i think as more americans learn about the true nature of this surveillance, as they see federal courts ruling it unconstitutional i think more and more they'll come to see just how heroic mr. snowden's acts were and he's being vindicated by these stories. >> how has your life claingd? >> it's changed in almost every day. obviously when you are given tens of thousands of documents

even when everything is soaking wet, they showed me birch bark and moss which are perfect for gettingstarted. no matches, no lighter, no problem. >> i will smear some of this chapstick into this cotton ball, and it will act like a candle. >> reporter: eddie keeps chapstick and a few cotton balls on him at all times. it sounds strange until you add sparks. >> it goes. >> reporter: both carry a simple flint to scrape with a trusty knife. soon we are melting snow over a raging fire. we had pine needles for flavor for a kind of back woods tea. >> if you put it in a cup of starbucks people would pay 5 bucks for this. >> it is not saying much about this, but saying a lot about people. >> reporter: dallas and eddie built a shelter in the trees for us like it's nothing. as night falls on our adventure, eddie shows me his survival necklace. >> always want a leatherman, tools, knife sharpener, mini l.e.d. light. >> that's the flint. >> reporter: eddie starts another chapstick and cotton ball fire despite soaking wet wood. in terms of survival skills, this has to be number one, being able to sta