daenca nan daen ko coman daen ko nan daen comandante chÁvez >>> vamos con juan carlos quien estÁ aldo que todo esto sea una pesadilla, un error o se trate de un secuestro del aviÓn que transportaba a su hermana, ellos oraron por su hermana, y Él es pastor pidiendo en la grecia por iglesia pidiendo por un milagro se dio a conocer que la aeronave no tiene sobrevivientes ellos estÁn con el espÍritu para alto de lo que cabe intranesperando sobrinos en fin mucha gente que quiere a jenni rivera y a toda su familia >>> claro juan carlos la familia se aferra con todo lo que puede a la Última esperanza, hay que entender que todavÍa continÚan los operativos buen llegar al lugar donde se produjo el accidente. se pro dodrÍa decir que la pers que nos pemencionÓ podrÍa ser e vocero ante este suceso. >>> hasta el momento sÍ se puede tomar como el vocero oficial ninguno de ellos habrÍa querido hablar durante toda la maÑana y hasta hace unos 15 minutos, 20 minutos que llegÓ pedro rivera, Él es, un pastor y bueno hablÓ muy amablemente y mÁs que nada le pidiÓ a la gente que ore, porque se trate de un

i am so glad to see that nan talese has made it. i have explained what i have asked of you is for you to tell a little bit about your career and about your personal philosophy of book publishing and how that philosophy has changed or held up or modified in your very long and illustrious career. nan talese is senior vice president of doubleday. she is the publisher and editorial director. she has worked at simon & schuster for becoming part of random house party. she was published has published in the most distinguished authors of our time, among them, martha atwood, thomas cary, very emsworth, valerie martin, and jack conrad. nan talese. [applause] i do apologize for being late. amtrak engine decided it wanted to put on the brake. when dictated by itself. i had a terrible time getting it out. but here i am. as marie has said, in a very long career learning publishing of random house you at the time that publishing was often referred to as the golden years. random house, roger straus, [inaudible] it was really -- it wasn't a joke. yo

we welcome back nan hayworth and mark simone. nan, let me begin with you, please. you're a doctor. >> yes. >> i know you're not a mental health doctor. but it has been alleged that he has asperger's syndrome, personality disorders -- nobody knows. does mental health play a huge role in this, from what you know? >> well, i'm the mother of two sons as well. i just can't imagine the scene at that elementary school. and of course the families whose children survived. these children who witnessed this. there's no explanation for these things, clearly, larry. and this is the latest in a series of shootings this year. every one of them has been perpetrated by someone who has been deemed to be exceedingly mentally ill. we do have a problem as a society in identifying those who need help so that they won't do these things. and it's a very, very difficult problem. it's going to need a lot of concentrated effort. >> mark simone, we are a big country. and i still believe we are a great country, even though we have our own problems as illustrated tragically today. mark, if it i

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nan hey worth. one of our next guests believes the house republicans should dive head first off the fiscal cliff. oh, my god. he's going to have to explain that one to me. don't forget, folks, free market capitalism is the best bet to prosperity. let me just underscore the prosperity part. we need a lot more of it. i'm kudlow. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "the kudlow report." the new york mets agreed to a megamillion dollar contract extension for all star third baseman david wright today. he's not alone in this year-end wheeling and dealing. we're going to explain why baseball's feeling a fiscal cliff tax frenzy. that coming up in about 30 minutes. >>> now switching gears, with just 33 days until the country's economy plummets off the tax and fiscal cliff and there's still no deal in sight, we see today a daily caller op ed suggesting that republicans in congress should dive head long off the cliff. really? i'm not sure i'm on board with that one. but let's talk. maybe i could figure it

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. >> i spent more this year nan in the past. my job gotten better, money gotten better. >> we were fortunate this year, a good year. >> reporter: one store owner tells me he's up 5% over last year. he says today he has seen a lot of exchanges and people using their gift cards. he says it is busier than a typical wednesday but doesn't compare to the very busy couple of days before christmas. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> a little break from the rain now. before you stand in a long line at the store, you might want to make sure you know about the return policy here are ground rules: first, expect 15 day return window on electronics from the time of purchase. bring your id, a lot of stores are going to ask for it. if you have a receipt, bring it with you, otherwise you may price. for more tips go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> if you are heading out to the mall is the weather going to be like? >> hopefully they have umbrellas on sale. >> uh-oh. >> dark includes coming at us from emeryville over san francisco as we look

. >> i spent more this year nan in the past.y job gotten better, money gotten better. >> we were fortunate this year, a good year. >> reporter: one store owner tells me he's up 5% over last year. he says today he has seen a lot of exchanges and people using their gift cards. he says it is busier than a typical wednesday but doesn't compare to the very busy couple of days before christmas. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> a little break from the rain now. before you stand in a long line at the store, you might want to make sure you know about the return policy here are ground rules: first, expect 15 day return window on electronics from the time of purchase. bring your id, a lot of stores are going to ask for it. if you have a receipt, bring it with you, otherwise you may price. for more tips go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. >>> if you are heading out to the mall is the weather going to be like? >> hopefully they have umbrellas on sale. >> uh-oh. >> dark includes coming at us from emeryville over san francisco as we look we

nan na is the main adult figure in the show. the fairy is played by the same person.ery much like the love for your first child. pure love. nature is a beautiful thing. all wild rabbits come from nature. i think nature is mysterious, beautiful, not something our kids get very much these days. there's fantastical spectacle because of computers and film. i think in live performance, in a way being paired down, you can be more successful and ask everybody to buy into the world you are in. if it is a simple world they will buy in, as long as the world is consistent that you have on stage. in some ways i also want that message for kids. it doesn't have to be spectacle but how you feel and having fun and taking things seriously, not about being blown away. >> what is real? it is a thing that happens to you when a child loves you for a long, long time. >> i think it is a success. for the most part if you are three to seven, you sit in the seats and most of the time the kids are engaged. they laugh and ask questions. i think that is success. the fact we tour it and do it here

nan, what you got for us? about the opportunities we have for harmony and for bettering our world. we have a lot of challenges around the world. and people all over the world look to the united states, think about the china house with the mothers, for us to be the leaders, for us to have the strongest economy and the best in the world. >> what are you thinki ithey th sit here and fight over the fiscal cliff still years in. >> we will resolve this. we always have. i hope that americans will think about what has made us strong. and it is individual initiative. us helping each other in our communities. having a government that respects us. and that's the right size. and letting enterprise thrive. >> maybe just getting together and talking. kumbaya to all. nice to have you this morning. >>> tomorrow on "starting

this is already bringing rainfall and mixing in with snow in hugh nan provinces. it will pull off to the northeast, affecting japan going into saturday and eventually sunday. but first, what we're contending with is the sea-effect snow. just continuing to push in from the northwest. winds gusting up to 108 kilometers per hour. a half a meter of snow expected for thursday evening. that will taper off. the next system comes in, it will bring them warmer air with it. the risk runs with that. you have the snow continuing to fall, it will increase the snow melt and avalanche risk in northern japan. let's take a look at the americas, we have that very significant comma cloud. that is continuing to push off toward the northeast. seeing severe weather across the southeast into the carolinas, even off toward virginia. already reports of tornadic activity coming out of the storm system. and now looks like that threat still is going to linger. farther towards the north, you will see the freezing rain. in new york, gusts up to 50 kilometers per hour. far away from the ocean,

mary nan jacobs keeping her kids safe. she called the secretary a hero and she called the office and heard over the innercomsomething was going on. it seems like there are folks out there that are truly heroric also the process of what it is like to gather news on this story. >> we are told initially when the calls came out there was a shooting in the elementary school. on duty and off duty officers all responded and we have been hearing reports of shattered glass and we learned that all of that extra shattered glass is because the same way the gunman had to force himself in the school since they didn't want him in there, the police and on duarteduty police officers had to force themselves because the school was on lock down and tichers and students were so scared and with all of the fourth graders, you heard they cannot want to open the door until the police got there until they saw a badge. it difficult to gather news on this, when you hear the store tores and talk to the colleagues and the library clerk told us how it w

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more nan all of britain in ten years. what must change now? would want to see guns get rid of entirely in the country? but the surgeons on the front lines say the real problem is not the gun at all, but the bullets. >> it's the ammunition. >> reporter: this doctor says she can tell when a victim comes in with injuries from an assault weapon instead of a handgun. >> absolutely. it looks like a bomb has gone off on the inside. >> reporter: the bullets travel three times as fast but the bullets are not just to strike but to shatter pun impact, causing extensive damage. and one more longer solution. >> we need to bring the survivors of gun violence to the table. we need to hear their perspective. >> reporter: just like victims of domestic violence or alcohol, drug abuse, patients who have been shot should also receive counseling. skyler is too young to understand, shot before she was born. her wounds will remain until she dies. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> we hope you will be sure to watch "nightline" tonight for a special report on the busin

to we in town as the senate and house reconvene tomorrow. >> congresswoman nan hayworth is here. counting down the days waiting for a deal. you are waiting for a deal too. what are the odds -- but i should say realistically where is the republican party at in coming together and signing anything? >> we want to get the job done and in august the house passed and not just with republican votes, but with democratic colleagues as well, we passed extension of all the '01 and '03 tax relief, pending full tax reform so we can get the economy to grow again. because the common link we all have is that we want to see 23 million unemployed or underemployed american goes back to work. the only way to do is to provide relief to employers. small ones, big ones. the president has talked about lowering corporate tax rates, high nest the world. that's terrific. but we have the majority of small businesses that do 2/3 of the hires in the country. a majority of them will be caught up in the net if we allow '01 and '03 to expire. >> point taken, congresswoman, but the polling has consistently shown

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was a victim of the ultramind control and used as a sex slave with many politicians of great prom nansn --&xj! e that made the eyes shall he not see. not hear. >> i'm tired. john denon-a from san francisco. are we losing our sense ever privacy. throughout history almost all of humanity had chosen to retain a degree of dignity and pride starting with fig leaves and animal skins. the -- today some would have us turn into just a herd of naked animals instead of individuals with a sense of privacy. on the nude beach, fine -- >> president chiu: excuse me, sir. >> nudist colony is okay. >> president chiu: as i mentioned before, we have a rule in the board chamber that -- >> okay. i can't read this because you passed it already? >> president chiu: because we've passed it already. >> okay. see you next time. >> president chiu: thank you >> good afternoon, supervisors. could i get the st. elmo overhead please. >> president chiu: if you put >> on sunday, i was reading strauss plaza and walked over to little italy at st. francis assisiájpms church where i -- r examination, marriage and the marij

spiralling decline now twelve years after his last fight in moscow the belarusian was back but father nan has more. skills are proved in victory but courage and heart are put to the test and defeat under lawsky has known it all claimed the ultimate fighting championship crown in two thousand and five and being considered one of the best heavyweights in m.m.a. reaching his pinnacle in two thousand and nine when he took on the great brother a million girls. and facing into a stadium knockout. the downward spiral had begun and continued with three more hard to fit. most experts in found thought the man known as pit bull was down. i lost a lot of hope i told him so yeah fell down for me. i was on a couple mountains on top of the world and they wanted me to know that became the thing i should know why then and after a while last fall fired some back in the eye or lost the right he shook my hand to settle it just to get a good fight that. music is a best flat out just a good fight that i was like ok let's all. this wise like you give me ma it's whatever it means give me gave him land that is yo

the assistant principal and donald savoy is the director for the civic community benefits district, nan key ton is the director, internal affairs for the san francisco symphony, and assistant managing director , and out of this group, we would like to hear from two of them if we may. would you like to come up, please, beth. thanks. >> hello, everyone, i'm the director of the out of sights and we're honored to be partnered with sf jazz and speak on their behalf, we work with teenage youths would don't have access to arts education and don't have access to after school activities, that gives them that access, and our partnership with sf jazz has enabled us to bring world class musicians to a group of youths who are sophisticated and smart but haven't had the opportunity and haven't had arts education. it's been very powerful to see youth who haven't played instruments to be playing instruments and to be working in musical production and visual labs, and we've been working with sf jazz before the building has been built, once the building is built, our students will be able to go on saturd

the assistant principal and donald savoy is the director for the civic community benefits district, nan key ton is the director, internal affairs for the san francisco symphony, and assistant managing director , and out of this group, we would like to hear from two of them if we may. would you like to come up, please, beth. thanks. >> hello, everyone, i'm the director of the out of sights and we're honored to be partnered with sf jazz and speak on their behalf, we work with teenage youths would don't have access to arts

. >> reporter: now chiefs nans are asking questions that may never be answered. can such a seemingly blessed life end so terribly. >> it's shocking. it's horrible. >> he had such an opportunity. i can't imagine what the families are going through right now there are team decided to go ahead as scheduled with sunday's home game against the carolina panthers, playing on despite a tragedy that hits so close to home. brian mooar, nbc news. >> the oakland raiders released this statement. quote, they are empathizing with the chiefs organization. our heart are wounded by such an unmanage jabl tragedy in our nfl family. we will continue to pray for everyone involved. the raiders and chief, of course, have been division rivals dating back to the 1960s. >>> and still to come at 5:00, the giants might already be moving on without brian wilson but angel me agapagan, too? look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to down

who knew she's preg nan and they'll be divorced soon are just the 2012 version of congrats. well, now here's another look at weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins with our weather channel forecast. >> want to help everyone now in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. this storm is heading your way next. this morning we're just fine but by this evening's ride home, 6:00 p.m., the rain could arrive in washington, d.c. thankfully it will only be rain. it could be extremely windy come friday morning at this time. 7:00 a.m. friday. the red here is extremely heavy rain. it looks like it will be exiting baltimore from philadelphia to new york city. tomorrow morning's rush hour could be messy with strong winds and heavy rain, maybe even thunderstorms. by noon, it passes up into new england and should be exiting boston by friday evening. friday afternoon at least, when the big rush goes for everyone heading to the holidays should be okay. tomorrow morning, big travel concerns in the east coast. >> good to keep in mind. thanks, bill. >>> just ahead, a new miss universe you've got t

this is the new model of the napa valley nan called the chill. the cpsc says in a complaint that the device causes substantial risk, injury and death to babies. the commission says it has received more than 70 reports of children nearly falling out of the recliners. so if you have one, beware. >>> time now is 4:52. coming up, the bay area grocery chain that's in danger of going belly up. >> plus, let there be light. the livermore family that apparently loves to celebrate christmas. look at that. >> that's beautiful. >> and your canines clamoring to get outside? if they are, get yourself a doggie doorbell. we'll explain when we come back. >> dingdong. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> storm clouds now ahead in the east that means we are finally getting a chance to dry things out but a lot of fog outside. we'll tell you when we expect that to clear coming up. >>> and dry roadways means an easy commute. so far no delays, live look at conditions along 101 in san jose. free-flowing both directions. traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >>> just two years

supposed to perform that function and then we bring something to the full board in terms of governor nans and structure i am open to any that the other agencies do but the most important thing for me is that we protect the independence of this agency which, i think, plays a very important role because of that independence. commissioners, avalos? >> thank you, i just want to add my two cents to the discussion. we are sprensing as well, not just the transition of the director, but also we are going to a new year where we could have a different leadership among members of this commission, and this authority. and i would like to think that if there are people who are selected from early on you mentioned, chair campos, the chair, the vice chair and the or in this case, the vice chair is also the chair of finance committee and chair of the programs and committee which is myself that we take part in kind of a process to design what, you know, the transition period would look like and where our thoughts are representing to the full commission >> thank you, commissioner avalos and i certainly will

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coming up, three stories that you will not believe the real story behind the shoeless nan the photo thatal headlines. atheists won a battle in the war on christmas taking down charlie brown. nudists in the california go nuts. rights are taken away. ♪ ♪ s from at 6:00 eastern. back to my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: treb story of the homeless man given boots from cop on cold night in new york city last month? it turns out he is not hom homeless. jeffrey and the nypd officer became internet sensations after a photographer snapped the touching moment between them. the city officials said he has an apartment to live in, paid for by federal housing vouchers. and he continues to liver on the streets. we thought this is a common problem, especially in san francisco. and the bay area. although you provide housing, federally funded housing, many of the people that found themselves indigent or homeless chose not to even live in those shelters. instead take to the street. we touch on mental illness and those who will take medication. they don't want to feel sick. they take them and