i completely disagree with you about the 3d being needless. has a great imagination for spaces and for these sets and i think the -- the depth that 3d ffers or the sense of depth that it offers really helps. i don't think this would have been as compelling if i had seen it in 2d as in 3d. >> christy lemire: most of the 3d is someone's head is getting cut off and the blood is splurting out at you. >> ignatiy vishnevetsky: i think this is often quite a beautiful movie. not a very smart movie, but, you know, it's very rare that you see an action movie or even a fantasy movie made nowadays that pays this much tension to the visual and to me, that's the reason why i'm giving it a thumbs up. i saw the visuals compelling. >> christy lemire: this is a long muted music video. mickey rourke groans and grumbles and eats and throws food. >> ignatiy vishnevetsky: but as long as it's this stunningly production designed, i'm okay with it. well, our next film is more or less the polar -- that pun, folks -- opposite of "immortals." no gory, ancient greek battl

he's ready for tomorrow, needless to say. >> this is going to be old- fashioned football in a lot of ways. 50 degrees weather, on grass. strong, physical people. we're anything -- going up against this week. >> they're going to have to get their hand on the breast plate and a part of their reb cage. these guys are either -- the rib came. they're strong physical men. to get our guys' blood pitching. this is going to be a real test. >> i'm tired, how about you? tomorrow on fox, 1130 tom a.m., join myself, feldy and doc walker for redskins pregame. 1:00 p.m., the 49ers and skins, followed by the giants and patriots at 4:15 and stay up with us at 11:10 for nissan sports extra. >>> off of the wall is next. dave ross and martin wisdom. talking about the icebergs and the redskins hit it. >>> and we're talking about michael jackson, really in. >> yeah. >> and the wins. -- . >> not this wiz. >> no r. >> the original wiz. >> stick around. off of the wall is next.  so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea b

. >> reporter: needless to say if you ask them they would all say best buy is -- >> nice. >> reporter: but the folks at roseville yesterday were singing a different tune. it seems the rules for black friday campers at "occupy" best buy in roseville are similar to the ones imposed on the real "occupy" protestors no tents. that's what they were told last night after mall security tried to kick them completely out but best buy stepped in and negotiated a compromise. something that's putting it back on santa's nice list. consumer reports is adding 10 more companies to the list. its annual naughty and nice list include costco which provides free tech support and automatically extends manufacturer warranties for two years, i.e., made the list for accepting returns or exchanges anytime for any reason by mail or in store even if the item is used at rei. american express has a nice policy, if you can't return an item you purchased with an american express card they will refund the purchase price up to $300, no more than $1,000 a year. orbitz, amazon and microsoft made the nice list but radiosh

needless suffering or human progress. >> throughout the speech, there were references to china, a mixture of encouragement and economic growth and trade that everyone could share in. there was a need for responsibility and restraint. the president said the united states would increase its military presence in australia just as it was doing with other allies in the region. >> this has been taking place over the past year. america withdraws from afghanistan and iraq. there are concerned about the military in the region. each has much to lose and it will go far to pursue their interests. >> now to syria will government forces are continuing house-to- house raids. >> the regime has shown no signs of compromise despite repeated promises that it will engage in a dialogue with political prisoners and it would pull its army back. whether it is the pressure of the arab league or the pressure from the protesters. >> what happens to the countries that had been backing syria. >> russia has used the violence as a means to say the regime has justification. the military challenges do not represent a civ

. >> needless to say an image that many would find incredibly graphic, even disturbing. the kind of thing you'd expect a heart surgeon to do. but joe says his patients and colleagues don't seem to mind. >> it doesn't seem to bother anybody. i don't think that it should either. i think that it's based on your interaction and the connection and the chemistry between the surgeon and the patient and not what's on his or her skin. >> all right, man, off and running. >> so far they have been working on this tattoo for two years. and it's still not done. that's due mostly to joe's hectic work schedule. he's constantly had to cancel appointments and when he does show up -- >> do you mind? >> no. >> he's often interrupted by the hospital. >> do that one more time, actually. okay, good. i would say so. i would -- if you can hold off on the albumen, give him about 250 and see how he does. yeah, and see how he does after the 250 of the dobutamine. 250 of the albumen. i'm sure it's going to work. that's right. 250. no albumen. yep, all right? okay. bye. >> it's not just a sacrifice i

. >> such a sad and needless story. >>> time for a look at weather from across the country. a rare snowfall today from memphis to northern alabama. drenching downpours and flooding from nashville to cincinnati. frost and freeze warnings from houston to san antonio. and near record highs here in the northeast. >> of 6 in boston. 67 in new york. 50s in atlanta, new orleans, dallas. 42 in chicago. 45 in omaha. 40 in the twin cities. phoenix, 76, 48 in salt lake city. >>> two crew members from a sinking russian cargo ship have prince william to thank for saving their life. >> he was piloting a royal air force helicopter when he plucked the pair from the irish sea yesterday. the body of another crew member was recovered. five others remain missing. >> that prince does it all, doesn't he? >> he does. he has a real job. >>> coming up next after the break. a third grader put in foster care because he's obese. >>> and mall mayhem on black friday turned into big numbers for stores. what about cyber monday? >> look at that crowd. >>> and flying through the air with nothing but a specia

needless to say our family is very disappointed that even after all that time we are no closer to finding out what happened to robyn we trust that the fbi and the aruban authorities will investigate her disappearance. any effort to exdraw diet giordano back to aruba could take months. >> we'll follow developments overnight and have the latest at 4:30 in the morning. there will be a live report on the "today show" in the morning. >>> the east coast rapest will make his appearance in a virginia court tomorrow. dna links him to rapes and attacks on 17 women from virginia up to new england. thomas had been in custody in connecticut since march. he was just extradited to prince william county today. he faces several life sentences if he is convicted in virginia. >>> now to the first look at metro's solution to the escalator situation. the first escalators were unveiled tonight. jane watrel was among the first to catch a ride. >> reporter: they are impressive. part of metro's $150 million plan to fix or replace 200 escalators and elevators. it's one of the most heavily travelled in the metro sy

needless to say, all of them work under denny, so i think there's something to that. congratulations on your excellent team. a few upcoming events. tomorrow night, we celebrate our 12th annual turkey took off. which puts betting chefs that each rec center against those of other rec centers. it is a food cooking battle for bragging rights. it is a great even for neighbors, staff, and teams. if you're hungry and cannot wait for next thursday for thanksgiving and you want an early start on some turkey and side dishes and desserts, come on by the rec center tomorrow night and held judge this year's top chefs. tomorrow and saturday, 9:00 a.m. to noon, the lady the partners and rec and park will have a two-day volunteer cleanup and gardening project where they will plant over 300 new plants. all are welcome to join. the last upcoming event, december 8, our 82nd annual holiday tree lighting at mclaren lodge. it follows a tradition first started by park superintendent john mclaren. it is a celebration of the holidays. this year, we will have live entertainment, christmas caro

san francisco is, needless to say, invested in who the next mayor will be. one of our largest and most successful partnerships is with san francisco general hospital. we partner with the city for doctors in health-care providers at san francisco general here -- general. we also partner with the school district to support quality science education. we touch about 90% of the schools in the city. finally, the campus here has blossomed into a vibrant campus. before mission bay was opened, it was over 1% in the bay area. today it is over 6%. coincidentally, that was the year that apple computer was founded. many of you have noticed the current construction under way across the street. that will be home to our new cancer women and children's hospital expected to open in 2014. we will have two hospitals. as i said, we are an integral part of the city. we love the city. it has been part of the very fabric of ucsf for years. it is with great pride that i welcome the candidates. with that, i would like to introduce the president of the san francisco beat of voters, pa

needless suffering or human progress. >> throughout the speech, show though, are references to china. messages of encouragement or economic trade but also a message of caution to beijing about the need for responsibility and restraint. >> as a pacific nation, the united nations will play a larger and role to the region by upholding core principles. >> the president went to northern australia. the military theme continued with a speech to troops. it's here that the united states will rotate 2,500 marines and move the -- a move the chinese questioned because they say they already felt encircled by the united states. >> the arrest asian summit in bali. there he will meet with hu jintao. both nations want a proper power balance in this region and neither want anything to unravel. duncan kennedy, "bbc news" in. >> the fukushima nuclear plant, the sample came from a farm around 60 kilometers from the nuclear plant and they say none of the rice had been sold. officials say both rockets missed an intended target, but one injured a civilian. it's not known who fired them. >> pressure is buildi

needless suffering, or human progress. >> throughout the speech, there are references to china, a mixture of encouragement core economic growth and trade that everyone could share in. also a message of caution to beijing about the need for responsibility and restraint. >> as a pacific nation, the united states will play a larger and longer-term role in shaping this region and its future. by upholding core principles and in close partnership with our allies and friends. >> the president said the united states will increase its military presence in australia, just as disco tune with many other allies in the region. to secure a peaceful asia, where human rights and democracy are respected, the president said was his aim. the policy shift toward focusing on the asia-pacific region has been taking place over the last year. as america withdraws from afghanistan and iraq, just this week the chinese said they had concerns about the increased military presence in the region and said krefeld in circled. these are the words and deeds of two very powerful nations. each has much to lose, and each will

we have a statement from some members of gardener's family: needless to say our family is disappointed that after all of this time, we're no closer to fining out what happened to robin. we trust the fbi and the aruban authorities will continue their efforts to investigate her disappearance and what is next? there is an appeals hearing tomorrow on the island at 11:00 a.m. and he will try to get off of the island before the outcome because, brian, it's possible that that may result in putting him behind bars. >> what happens if he gets back here? >> extradition is not easy as you know. the aruban officials would have to contact the state department and the department of justice would be involved and some court hearings as well. complicated indeed. >>> the murder suspect who was accidentally released in custody tonight. frederick scott surrender oned in prince army surrendered in prince georges county and. >> another day and a woman accused in a series of bang robberies and car jackings on the run. stephanie lynn schwab is her name. and that in baltimore county, she tried to steal a car a

world's nuclear powers -- asia will mark of the century ahead is marked by conflict or cooperation, needless suffering more human progress. -- or human progress. >> there was a mixture of encouragement for china's growth for trade, which everyone could share in, and also a message of caution to beijing about the need for responsibility and restraint. the president said the united states would increase its military presence in australia, just as it is doing with many other allies in the region. this is a policy shift towards the asia-pacific region. it has been taking place for the past year as america withdraws from afghanistan and iraq. the chinese have confirmed the increased military presence in the region. these are the words of two very powerful nations. each have much to lose and each will go far to pursue other interests. -- their interests. >> after decades of isolation, there are now signs permit is slowly being welcomed back into the international fold. t-- there are now signs that burma is slowly being welcomed back into the international fold. the country is still greatly critici

needless suffering or human progress. >> throughout the speech, references to china.nd extra encouragement for its economic growth to trade, which everyone can share in. but also a message of caution to beijing about the need for responsibility and restraint the president said the u.s. will increase its military presence in australia, just as its allies are doing in the region. as america withdraws from afghanistan and iraq, this has been taking place over the past year. just this week, the chinese have said they have concerns about increased military presence in the region and said they felt and circled. these are the words of two very powerful nations. each has much to lose and each will go far to pursue their interests. bbc news, sidney. >> you are watching gmt. here are the headlines. aung san suu kyi tells the bbc that she is considering standing for elections in burma. syria has until saturday to halt its crackdown on anti- government protesters or face sanctions. here is the latest business of the banking industry, particularly in the uk. >> it was the first ba

needless to say, we have our challenges, but that is all right. so what is next? we did not intend this model to be only used for buying a mall property. we see that it may be a value in smaller properties, like those on post street or buchanan mall, or acquiring or refurbishing historic properties and enhancing utilization and community activities in business. therefore, we intend to continue forward to obtain a legal opinion as to the 501cr status, a tax-exempt status, and continue with the recommendation. in conclusion, on behalf of the entire japantown community, i want to extend my appreciation for your continued support and guidance, and we look forward to working with you to completing this planning process as soon as possible. i will now turn it back to paul, who will kind of give you the next steps. >> the next steps -- it is very clear that the plan needs to be significantly redone. i am is suggesting, and after conversations with the director and commissioner sugaya yesterday, some of these ideas we have discussed with you today and some of the things t

the circumstances needless to say angered passengers and the pilot of that flight who radioed air traffic control for help. >> look we can't seem to get any help from our own company. i apologize for this but is there any way you can get a tug and tow bar to us and get us towed somewhere to a gate or something? i don't care. take us anywhere. >> lot of frustration on that flight. the airline could face more than $27,000 per passenger for keeping the plane strand for more than three hours. plenty of flight problems caused by this historic snowstorm. from maryland to maine the cleanup continues from this winter blast that preceded the first day of winter by nearly two months. the storm dumped as much as 30 inches of snow in many areas. communities in western massachusetts were among the hardest hit. close to a million people still without power tonight. >>> a former stanford doctor, the key defense witness in the trial of michael jackson's doctor, dr. conrad murray, faces a contempt of court charge following tense moments today. dr. paul white will find out next month if he'll be fined a th

needless to say, now is the time for consensus building in both the house and senate. on june 25, president obama met with members of the house and senate. i congresswoman wrote this down, who is the granddaughter of the immigrant herself. her grandfather emigrated with plans of becoming a cowboy to the united states. it did not quite work out that way. president obama said the time for a comprehensive immigration reform is here. he said this on june 25 with hopes we would have a compehensive immigration reform introduced by the end of this year or the beginning of next. i'm sure none of us thought that health care reform with kuwaitae quite so long. our time has been pushed back a little bit. the immigration subcommittee has been working 12 hour per day. all the pieces are together. we have been working on how to build consensus around those pieces and how to best put together the most viable will. the senate and house have come froconferred. the senate will go first. it's imperative that the senate be able to move forward and get those 60 votes in order for us to kno

needless to say, the crowd went home less than satisfied. >>> all right, coming up next this morning, "the pulse" and the announcement that shook the sports world 20 years ago today. i can't believe it's been 20 years. >> i know. >>> well, also, "saturday night live" has fun at kim kardashian's expense. - hey. he went to jared. - that's a peerless diamond, the ideal ideal-cut diamond. female announcer: jared has thousands of loose diamonds and hundreds of settings to create your own one-of-a-kind ring. - you crying? - no. >>> welcome back, everybody. time for "the pulse" the stories you'll be talking about today. believe it or not, it was 20 years ago today that magic johnson made the bomb shell announcement that he had tested positive for the virus that causes aids. that time, being diagnosed with hiv was a death sentence. >> today he'll announce new initiatives in the fight against hiv. >> it also makes a statement about just how important money is in american health care. if he wasn't magic johnson, who knows how long he would have lasted? >>> in other news, lady gaga sang a versio

humanity, asia will largely define whether the century ahead will be marked by conflict or cooperation, needless suffering or human progress. as president, i have, therefore, made a deliberate and strategic decision -- as a pacific nation, the united states will play a larger and long-term role in shaping this region and its future, by upholding core principles and in close partnership with our allies and friends. let me tell you what this means. first, we seek security, which is the foundation of peace and prosperity. we stand for an international order in which the rights and responsibilities of all nations and all people are upheld. where international law and norms are enforced. where commerce and freedom of navigation are not impeded. where emerging powers contribute to regional security, and where disagreements are resolved peacefully. that's the future that we seek. now, i know that some in this region have wondered about america's commitment to upholding these principles. so let me address this directly. as the united states puts our fiscal house in order, we are reducing our spending. a

needless to say a little push of that wind today. we are watching high preservure build -- pressure build in and it created snow and we showed you that in western new york and upstate back across the great lakes and that's in no impact on our region. we are underneath high pressure and dry sky if you will and that win out of the west northwest is a dry wind for us. we have a virtually cloud free sky and will follow the wind out of west northwest and ease up tonight and tomorrow we go south and the south wind will be a good thing towards the end of the weekend. there will be a storm that moves in on thanks giving week and that's fairly commonplace but it will be warming up ahead of that storm. so today 46 the two degree guarantee winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. and we will take it down to 27 overnight. and by the way, for the ravens game kick off at one, and we are looking to beat the bengals with a high up to 06 with increasing clouds. and as we head to early next week lows 60s and rain moves in could end with maybe a mix of snow

needless to say most of us in the 30s this morning. wind generally on the light side and we expect to have a look at the hour by hour forecast. we should be in the 30s and you may want to teak it down a few more notches. but temperatures bounce back into the 50s. if you are up early ahead to the turkey trots that outlook in a moment. now back to you. >> >>> we will address traffic in a bit. but many of you will rush through the thanksgiving day meals because black friday shopping days turns into a black late thursday for big store chains. target, macy's wal-mart and best buy jumping the gun opening at midnight. some people are skipping out on thanks giving altogether. some people camping out in front of stoors tonight -- stores to be the first. getting calls overnight about people pitching tents in front of best buy. linda show just showed you the tents are up and people are inside linda. >> reporter: yeah. we have one, two, three four tents here outside the best buy and these folks we woke them up. they went to sleep 30 minutes ago bu

i seem to need -- when i do sleep, i sleep better but i seem to needless sleep to function at a reasonablyh level than i did on the other diet. >> i'm really out of shape though. >> you talk about the fact that you love to eat. this -- >> but you know, i like the stuff -- i like the vegetables, the fruits, the beans, the stuff i eat now i like. i like it. >> do you call yourself a vegan now then? >> well, i suppose i am if i don't eat dairy or meat or fish. you snow. >> so you cut all that out. >> once in a while, it literally -- in well over a year now, at thanksgiving, i had one bite of turkey. >> you're doing this for your health. >> yes. >> is that why you're doing it? >> absolutely. >> mr. president, how are you? >> great. >> last time we spoke a few weeks ago you said you were going to be really strict on the diet. you were doing a pretty good job. you said? >> i'm being more strict now. >> are you? >> um-hmm. by the time i have my 65th birthday, i want to weigh what i did when i went home from law school in 1973. >> wow -- >> that's what i'm working on. >> that's a grand am bigs. i

i passed legislation to strengthen home ownership, provide bond oversight, reduce needless bureaucracyand provide safe and clean streets. as your mayor, michael is to return san francisco to its rightful destiny as one of the greatest cities in the world, by facing these hard truths together, we can make this happen. thank you. >> the league of women voters and sfgovtv have collaborated to bring statements by 14 of the candidates for mayor of san and cisco, next up, dennis herrera and ed lee. >> this upcoming mayor's race will be one of the most important in our history. it is a single election that will have a profound impact on our city. not just for the next four or eight years, but for the next 50. as washington and sacramento push more and more public responsibilities off their balance sheets, those obligations will increasingly fall to local government, and the decisions we make in this election will determine whether or not san francisco rises to meet the challenges that we face. with the right leadership and vision, i am confidence san francisco can fulfil its promise and be a

needless to say we will enhance moisture ahead of the frontal boundary that passes through on thursday and we start to tank on the thermometer. so we will be about 10 above normal again today. 69 and that's the two degree guaranteed high and sun sets at 4:59 p.m. we will drop to 42 overnight and high lows to mid-60s and showers and more clouds on thursday, friday's high 10 degrees below normal at 49. sunshine 55 to 60 this weekend. tanya. >>> 70 west at meritsville roada report of an accident. traffic is getting by and that's good news. starting to look at the outer loop at the northwest side, 795 we are starting to get volume here that is slowing things down around towards edmonton and it's moving well in baltimore national pike. the major incident earlier we had was 59 southbound in arbutus at the beltway. the southbound traffic is moving away from the camera. all lanes are opened after that accident with injuries. we still have residual delays to russell street and that will take sometime. drive times for the most part are okay except for the northwest side on outer loop between 795

needless to say bel air and main street and harford county we have numerous weather location to show you the wide variety. imagine in the wintertime how important it is because of the high school 54 but the elementary school is 50 and 53 back towards fallston. most of us mid-50s. the breeze and mix of clouds and sun getting up to 67 this afternoon. we will talk about the threat of rain and a much cooler end to the weekend in a moment. here's tanya with traffic. >> reporter: very few accidents. we are doing pretty well and we have light traffic so let's hope it stays this way throughout the rush hour. looking live at our traffic camera starting out on 95 at 175. steady flow in both directions. that is southbound to the right of the screen. a little bit heavier there. taking a look at the jfx this is at cold spring lane. we have no issues to report. and as you make your way southbound you should be good to go. approaching the 41st street overpass, if you want to follow all our traffic information on twitter, it's at maryland traffic. charley back to you. >>> justin timberlake kept his