nate does . nope, now henderson he's got a hook n henderson looking for his first submission. >> what a made scramble. diaz so tough to finish. >> attacking the leg . diaz wrapped tup. not high enough on the thigh . it is it the right leg needs to be higher on the side to control that need more . benson knee slid past . not in danger. just trapped. >> it is still a dangerous game though. it is getting closer . that is a -- he needs his. henderson's out . what a great battle. [ applause ] diaz said he's okay. and side control. nate rolling under again for a leg lock and he head to be able're careful with the purches. you are committing two arms and one leg to attack and you lose your ability to get the punches x. and you have your opponent in an acward angand he will the knee is too high. elbow to the body. 15 seconds on the clock in the third round. snatinate diaz is set to go to the fourth round. we continue to battle on fox. ♪ ♪ ♪ if fourth round for the first time ever for nate diaz and champi

nate schierholtz, the danville kid, former giant, lands with the chicago cubs, $2.5 million. good guy, and well deserved. >> mark, thank you. >>> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.

that romney's comment, as short as it was, has rei go nated a conversation in this country about jobs, the kind of jobs we want, the kind of incomes that we think people should need. i think it's raised issues about unions. i think it's much more than just a political sentence. it's taken on sorts of other meanings i think will change the debate and has already begun as we go into the new year. >> what's interesting, andrea, the president won. no doubt about it. he won handily. if you look at one night, one big event that i think a lot of us thought might be the defining moment, it was the first debate in denver where the president of the united states decided to just kind of not show up. >> it was profoundly important at the time and i think continues to be because it showed both the overconfidence and the lack of engagement and it was particular and personal to barack obama. but if you look at the polling data and i went to briefings, as you did as well, we have people who do the polling for the president, for the campaign.

and i want to do everything nate does. ben was born in new york city, he loved the beatles, lighthouses and he also played soccer, often running at full speed across the field, even when it wasn't necessary. he loved his lessons and couldn't wait to go to school every day to see his teacher and his friends. he was a tiger scout. at a his funeral, members of the local boy scout troop formed an honor guard and performed "taps." his parents write, he was a spirited boy whose love and excitement of the world could rarely be contained. his rush to experience life was headlong, creative, and immediate. he will be sadly missed. on her last birthday, allison wyatt had a pink cake with six pink candles. a first grader at sandy hook elementary. she loved to draw, wanted to be an artist when she grew up. she often would turn parts of her house into a mini-art studio, by taping rows of her drawings to the wall. her parents say allison sometimes surprised her parents with random acts of kindness to strangers, once offering her own snac

new mexico goes down nate walters with 28 points. >> seth: too much nate walters, surprising new mexico> doug: that will do it for now, for seth davis i'm doug gottlieb. here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday. "the road to the final four" continues with the bluegrass battle between kentucky and louisville. be sure to tune in tomorrow. the nfl on cbs. >> doug: for all of us, seth davis, myself and the cast of people behind the scenes have a happy holiday. be safe and we're thinking of you, sandy hook.

new mexico goes down, nate walters with 28 points. >> seth: too much nate walters, surprising new mexicoserve at home. >> doug: that will do it for now, for seth davis, i'm doug gottlieb. here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. next saturday. "the road to the final four" continues with the bluegrass battle between kentucky and louisville. be sure to tune in tomorrow. the nfl on cbs. >> doug: for all of us, seth davis, myself and the cast of people behind the scenes, have a happy holiday. be safe and we're thinking of you, sandy hook.

. >> let's see if nate silver comes up in the biggest winner category over there.r, again, i'm going to go first. because once again, i couldn't be more obvious. i just think the guy who wins the presidential election is really, you know, by every measure the biggest winner. and he did it with this crushing unemployment rate on his administration, which he did everything he could possibly do to fix. but he didn't have it politically fixed by the time he went into re-election, he got reelected with an unemployment number that everybody says is impossible. and so that credit goes to president obama, biggest winner of 2012, for me. >> i am going to go with the home team, and say msnbc, because we kicked the other network's butt. >> she gets the ipad. she gets the ipad. >> well you previewed mine, i was going to say nate silver, because i think math was a huge winner this year. he looked at the numbers. he looked at the polls properly. he understood gallup and the polls. the demographics just did it this year. and the people who understood that if 28% was going to be t

nate mclouth is back in the orioles' lineup. they agree to a deal with nate. this is a good signing. he could split time with nolan reimold in right field. maryland won last night. ray lewis back on the field. ra -- if i cana breather, i can anchor. >> 6:26. a baltimore county police officer back in court today. >> a gun goes off inside a baltimore county hospital. >> a maryland casino is still raking in the revenue. >> we are seeing some brake lights in some of our cameras. >> the cold snap arrives just in time for the annual monument lighting in mount vernon. lighting in mount vernon. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. it feels like december this morning. >> the temperatures have dipped into the 20's to start today. we will see plenty of sunshine this morning. high temperature around 47. when we come back, we will check the forecast for the weekend. >> and emergency of a

nate cohen and alex wagner, thank you guys both for being here. >> thanks, ezra. >> nate, let me begin on the poll. what can we learn here? you went through all of the polling in the combine. what was your conclusion when you found out far off the romney campaign got it. >> well you have to understand that it is so much worse than public polling. obama is shown 5.2 points worse than he did. the public poll shows obama performing 2 points worse. so they are showing 3.2 points worse than public polls, not paid by the romney campaign to produce the right answers. the second thing, is their explanation doesn't really line up. they didn't show diverse states like florida or virginia. they are showing huge eight-point errors in some of the whitest states in the country. where messing up the minority vote doesn't get you there. obama won the white vote. >> it wasn't a huge hispanic vote in new hampshire. >> and in colorado, off by more than eight points. in a state where latinos are 40% of the electorate. they must have been off by numbers of magnitude to be that far off. and that's not plaus

nate boyer joins us now from austin, texas, live. first of all, nate, congratulations on the award.o talk to you. what was your motivation to start playing football at your tender young age of 33? >> well, it was something that i always wanted to do growing up. i played a lot of other sports as a kid and i just never got a chance to play football and i really wanted to do it and then while i was serving, i was on a rotation overseas and you know, i knew my enlistment was coming up and i knew i wanted to go back to school, so i thought why not try to fulfill that dream, so i just started working towards that and it worked out. >> you joined the military when you were 20 years old following the september 11th attacks. i guess your nicknames include army and america? >> among others. >> what is it like to be playing football with these kids? i mean, let's face it. some of your teammates are 18 years old who really don't have a care in the world and for a guy with your background and inherent maturity, is it difficult to click with your teammates? >> first of all, i don't know how matur

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and it other he him in nateed a few flights, and backed up flights. >> we have an hour delay. and we're leaving at 3. supposed to fly into chicago. we'll have ten minutes minutes o connect to our flight. >> ama: with more rain on the way, delays are expected to continue. 100,000 people traveled through sfo today. >>> drivers are dealing with challenging conditions in the sierra. i-80 was closed for three hours. caltrans held traffic from colfax to the nevada state line because spinouts. >> going to be chain controls the next two days at least going into christmas. >> it was slow go on i-80 in mass sir county. where chain control started. while the weather is making for treacherous driving ski resorts are reporting excellent condition. >> in san jose a driver going too fast skidded across five lanes of number 280. hitting another car. one went down ended up on its side, the other one on its side. no one was hurt. >> we have full resources how to stay safe during the rainy season or any natural disaster. check our web site, under "see it on tv". >> and stay with abc-7 news for c

of the house and nate from connecticut were by spiritual leaders for evening's service. the debate over gun control since the fied taken a twist tonight. been an who has for gun right is tougher regulation alone. not shootings in connecticut forever changed a nation as a catalyst for law when i will to laws. cun the man who gunned down used an assault style rifle. need assault weapons. newtown resident is on law makers to curb n violence. well three prominent gun announced they are rethinking their position on . n laws n.r.a. gave for their stance rights. e when these children wer aside the can put and d's and realize there reasonable approach to to some of ss weapons. we can talk all we want and talking for years. can't wait for another does before somebody something. this debate erupted once again. counter protester looks this issue much differently. the sans to allow principals to themselves. ed gun lobby is not talking. not responding to requests for comment. hearing that for an on calling ban could be capitol hill e on early as 2013. also in our region mcdonald want

and it other he him in nateed a few flights, and backed up flights. >> we have an hour delay. and we're leaving at 3. supposed to fly into chicago. we'll have ten minutes minutes o connect to our flight. >> ama: with more rain on the way, delays are expected to continue. 100,000 people traveled through sfo today. >>> drivers are dealing with challenging conditions in the sierra. i-80 was closed for three hours. caltrans held traffic from colfax to the nevada state line because spinouts. >> going to be chain controls the next two days at least going into christmas. >> it was slow go on i-80 in mass sir county. where chain control started. while the weather is making for treacherous driving ski resorts are reporting excellent condition. >> in san jose a driver going too fast skidded across five lanes of number 280. hitting another car. one went down ended up on its side, the other one on its side. no one was hurt. >> we have full resources how to stay safe during the rainy season or any natural disaster. check our web site, under "see it on tv". >> and stay with abc-7 news for c

those days appear to be numerically over for the moment as your graph from nate silver showed. the 35 swing districts, jonathan, those 35 respect necessarily swing members of congress. probably half are f committed to the right or left personally so you have a very narrow sliver left of anybody who could be a hinge vote. everybody is entrenched hard right, hard left and very little room to maneuver in between. >> todd, you have a situation where the speaker doesn't have power. he doesn't have some of the tools he used to. earmarks, can't spread around extra special projects around to districts. >> can't control his ferbmen. some of these freshmen go out and say things on a television program. 40 years ago that sam rayburn would have had to deal with that is inkconceivable that the breakdown in party and all the things we like to decry bad for democracy turns out in certain ways they were good for democracy. >> is boehner ultimately maybe through no fault of his own style the kind of political situation one of the weakest speakers of the house we have seen in modern times. >> he

. >> very around nate. >> extremely around nate. you see the choir for the most.is where literally every sunday every day in fact. >> the original church was an octagon built over the cave. it is now below the altar in the grot el of the nativity. father o'connor took us there. >> there are two altars this is the brothel of the nativity scene. if you put your hand through the whole you can touch. on this side this is the altar of the manger. >> even in this paceful place there are long running disputes. the altar of the manger belongs to the monks the other alter in greek orthodox. the other christian groups is the arameanian orthodox. >> there is splits every where. >> exactly. that is give to go the holy man. >> the belief is that this is where jesus was born? >> yes. >> and then he was carried over here to the manger. >> exactly. >> then you see this is the cave which of course has been shaped but this wall is artificial. next door is the holy tirn face. >> father murphy o'connor took us there for a look. >> there is very little evidence of the original cave le

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let's take calls and go to nate in illinois. nate. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how is it going today? >> oh, man, real good. what can i do for you, partner? >> caller: i have a question for you. i'm 19 years old, and i have a few thousand dollars, and my question to you is how can i bring more growth to my portfolio as a young investor? >> first of all, congratulate you that you interested and this is the right age to do it. if you pick something dicey and it goes down, that's okay. second, i want to encourage you to try to find the companies that are growth stocks that i highlight over and over again on the show. you will hear me say growth stock, growth stock, listen up and pull the trigger if you like it. michael in new york. >> caller: hi, jim. i enjoy the show, thank you for helping me make money for my family. >> my pleasure. thank you for saying that to me. >> caller: i have two questions. they're somewhat related. what do you gain by getting a dividend if the share price goes down by the amount of the dividend and then you have to pay taxes to the dividend, and isn't comparing

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they're doing the teamups whether it's with nate berkus or sony. >> what say you?saying before, we've got three picks for target. are you going to be the one that says no? >> yes, i am. and i'm relieved i'm not agreeing with herb. i'm less relieved i'm not agreeing with bert and stacy. however, i am a walmart fan. i think walmart made some horrible mistakes three years ago. i think doing the project impact was really a bad idea. and they're correcting all of those. they're going back to what made walmart win the game in the past. everyday low price, drive the business with gross margin, drive your competitors into the sea. >> but is that going to bring the new customer in? isn't there a customer that exists that religiously shops there that will never go anywhere but walmart but they're not bringing in new customers. >> i don't agree with that. >> they're set in their ways. you have a customer, that's your customer. >> but if -- everybody is walmart's customer. price matters. everybody shots there. some people buy more of their stuff there, some people buy less. >>

nate now flirting with a chance to play potentially every day.he displays the ability shown in his two months with the orioles. got those college hoops for you. maryland's terps, off to a 7-1 start. after dropping the opener. tonight, the terps host the university of maryland eastern shore. riding to deswells. throwing down in his last two court appearances. but he feels he's got work to do. >> reporter: as a team, we have to get better. you know, i feel like my turnovers have hurt us a little bit. you know, that's something that me and coach have talked about. and i have to get down. and later in the season, that's going to be essential for us to be a really, really good team. and for us to be a good ncaa team moving forward. >>> and we'll have highlights at 11:00. >>> last night, umbc. coughed up five turnovers against george mason. and sharod white. it was 30-11 at one point. patriot, despite 14 from umbc. the retrievers fall. they're now 2-6, under acting head coach, thomas. last night's defeat, 74-63. george mason, over at umbc. >>> all righ

orioles outfielder nate mccloud is rewarded for his short-lived but spectacular odd say.ned to a 1-year, $2 million deal with some healthy monetary incentives based on performance. he flirts with the chance to play every day if he shows the same ability he did while he was here for ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc works with you to understand yours and help plan for your retirement. visit a branch or call now for your personal retirement review. >>> the mayor of honolulu goes gangnam style for the holidays. mayor peter carlisle pulled out his best dance moved. carlisle, several members of his staff, and the hawaii pacific university's dance team all shared the stage. this is just the latest imitations. >> and his security tells ww

nate and kaitlyn at byu decided to pull a mistletoe prank. >> a survey, five questions about christmas do you drink eggnog. >> put up christmas lights. >> do the mistletoe tradition. >> we're trying to see if these students will kiss under the mistletoe. >> yeah. >> whoa. >> oh, wow. perfect strangers. >> that's super convenient because, yeah, mistletoe. >> that's funny. you're standing there taking a survey and all of a sudden the girl goes for it. >> i've never done it. >> but you would do it. >> i would do it. >> okay. >> she went in. she went in twice. >> hard smack to the face for the dude. even what may be her professors get into it, older folks smooving under the mistletoe. the thing i'm going to say about the video, the mistletoe tradition is alive and well. >> i'll go for it. >> all right. it's the most wonderful time of the year because this is the time of year where we see wonderful stories like this one. he decided to take some of the children from the temple street hospital. they are all doing on a flight to find santa claus. they are getting their faces painted. they are

. >> officials in newtown, connecticut say they plan to regular us nate a herm inia them northerly. the moe men toes will stay up it will inform new years. to pay respects. >>> a white christmas across the nation came with a high price. mother nature is being blamed for six deaths in many states. tornados death mates communities in the south on christmas day. this is video from alabama where more than 20 tornados his yesterday. they knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes in arkansas. snow covered roads are making treacherous driving conditions conditions across the midwest. hundreds of flighting will be delayed or canceled today. they will deteriorate into the evening. >> and christmas dinner on the table when a san jose family received an early gift last night. it was dad, not santa delivering this tiny package. >> it was a gift the heymings were not expecting this christmas. >> i was due early january but i figured midjanuary. >> it the trouble wasn't that he was early it was thats he's fast. there wasn't time for help to arrive. >> i thought that there was that someb

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let's go to nate in kansas, please. >> caller: booyah, jim. nate in wichita. thanks for taking my call. >> all right. >> caller: my call is for clear wire. i bought in late october, and i'm in at $1.91 a share. about 15,000 shares, buy, sell, or hold? any other suitors coming in? >> here is what we want to do. we've got a ring the register moment. my friend david faber told people don't pay up, some guy saying it would be 5 bucks. why don't you take some off the table? you've got a double. follow cramer's rule, sell half tomorrow, maybe let the rest run. rebel without a cause, great flick. and anyway, i want it repeated in washington. sadly, that seems to be where we're headed. i don't want a repeat of the debt ceiling t.a.r.p. debacle. but today felt sort of like we had one. >>> coming up, fiscal fear. it's a critical time for the ticker as wall street hangs on every word out of washington. >> at some point reality should set in. >> cramer takes on the technicals to see if the market could be telegraphing its next move, when he goes off the charts. >>> and, l

but i'll add and say nate silver's liberal bias proved to be a mythcal because he was dead on correct in his prediction on his election. >> the bummest rap. the rap recited by bill clinton to a long of democratic convention delegations that the republican party is responsible for the global economic crisis. experts say the cause of the ongoing crisis is trade imbalances creited by then president clinton about 20 years ago when he granted china most favored trading status and when he then negotiated world trade organization membership for china. you got that? >> you're going too fast. i need to take notes, john. >> i will give is to you afterwards, pat. just have the check in the mail. fairest rap? >> lance armstrong is stripped of seven tour de france sometimes. deservedly so for his doping, secret clandestine doping and he didn't deny if and fight it. >> how many years did he do it? >> seven years. >> republican purr for voter id -- push for voter id's. >> the criticism of the republican managers of romney's campaign, including his bolsters. >> clarence? >> the rap that the tea party

nate silver in "the new york times" and putting up a quote here, this is just an excerpt. most members of the house now come from hyper partisan districts with no threat of losing to the other party. vice president of the heritage foundation telling the national journal, quote, when everybody goes back home, i don't think they're feeling the heat from their constituents for failing to reach an agreement. if anything, hearing the opposite. this is vice president of the heritage foundation. is there an incentive for house republicans to compromise or senate republicans? is there an incentive for the gop? >> no political incentive for this and now seeing it. there's a lot of hype and seeing the end game here and if you're not angry, you are not paying attention. i spoke to a senator saying there could be a small deal. mr. shear is shorting to the similar thing and the bottom line is this was built on a threat for the debt ceiling 514 days ago and the idea was we're going to have automatic cuts that hurt americans so much we'll have to cut a deal. they said that openly. i'm no

crayone did the dragon, he did the face, here in this corner is blaze aka picasso, this wall was done by nateorner here and the character was done by east three and craze one, and then we have the buddha done by mike bam tws. leftgalinda enlisted six of some of the most accomplished street artists in the bay area to produce street art in his fifteenth street gallery for an exhibition that will demonstrate that works of art can be created with a spray can. >> what i do per se is not the vandal on the street what i do is art work with the spray can, that a huge diffierence between me and the average tagger. >> the artists assembled for the exhibition which opens on december 7th all have decades of experience in perfecting their art and have had both exhibitions and commissions to produce their work. i would consider myself an artist with roots in graffiti arts, i started in 1987 and after more than twenty five years i'm still doing it. i started doing gallery shows and started getting paid commissions from corporations and local businesses and here i am a long ride. >> the artists challenged th

number eight, the petitioners are responsible for freeing of litter and with sufficient power and emlum nate and easily discernible of all personos the premises. no noise shall be audible beyond the area and control of the licensee as defined on the abc form 257. finally number 11, no one under 21 serve furnish or sell alcoholic beverages. thank you. >> thank you very much. is the applicant here? any public comment on this item? mr. yep. >> good morning supervisors. i notice on today's agenda there are actually three items dealing with liquor license so if i was a tourist of san francisco i would say that in san francisco, at least in relation to this committee there is nothing going on in san francisco except liquor licenses and we all know that is definitely not true. i would like to make a recommendation on two subject matters which in my opinion the city and county of san francisco has not done enough. number one, the obvious one, child pornography. the er

buildings with 50 or fewer units would have 12 months to december nate as either smoking or nonsmoking today could turn out to be a historic day for fed yech yechl -- fed-ex. it plans to move 19 million packages today alone. the company expects to deliver 280 million packages between thanksgiving and christmas. fed-ex remind us to send packages in delivery. >> remarkable. >> rescued and recovery. >> a look at california wildlife n >>> coming up, death of a singing sensation some may never have heard of. she had millions of fans. the toll her passing is taking. >> also, they've driven authorities crazy but now a deal could be close to keeping car services on the road. >> promising new technology that is helping paralysis patients kick start lives. i'll have the story coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> now, a series of web cameras capture prg gres of rescued animals is now live. >> from lake tahoe wildlife center offering a peek at these adorable animals. many saved by the staff after facing serious injuries. >> look how cute those faces are. they take care of wild animals. to monitor p

i am an older nate silver. >> jon: don't, you barely, i thought, you could be brothers.sed the aarp threshold. >> you will get more mail than i used to get. >> jon: i do. i got the card but it doesn't say that i get-- i done think i get off at movies yet or buses. i think it's just the card. >> it is just the card, jon. >> jon: when does the other stuff kick in. >> i woon know this but i've been told that at 65, at 65 you can get what subway, what i call a decemberer pass. >> jon: and you get to go. >> it's not free but it's half price. and so right now coy just leave there studio, get on a train and go to the bronx for about $1.12. >> jon: well worth it at what point -- >> if you want to go to the bronx. >> jon: i have understood that at a certain age are you allowed to make racist comments with the aarp card and not be penalized in anyway. >> you know him, he's set in his ways. >> jon: that's right, you just gets to show the card. what are you going to do. >> that's right. >> jon: tell me about this election. was it difficult to write your verse for this election? was