so rene-charles, nelson and eddie. we're very proud. we are. >> larry: are you getting a lot of sleep? >> excuse me? no sleep at all. it's pretty amazing how we can survive with no sleep. actually, my little boy right now, rene-charles, is a little sick, he has a little fever and he has some stuff going on, so i want to be there and i want to take care of him and at the same time, we're breastfeeding the babies every 2 1/2 hours. no, let me rephrase that, we are not breastfeeding the babies. i'm breastfeeding the babies. so it's like there's not a lot of sleep. every 2 1/2 hours. and then we're not counting the rest. i mean, sometimes i have 25 minutes left. do i shower, do i eat or do i sleep? it's up to me. it's still up to me for that part. but it's a great challenge. it's very, very tiring. it's full of surprises. but it's all with love. and it's all amazing. all day, i'm in my pajamas. sometimes i forget to really close it well. so it's -- it's overwhelming. in a good way. in a good way. but there's no sleep yet. >> larry: how is r

and we decided to name one of our sons after nelson mandela. and for eddie, that was another hero of our lives as well. eddie marnay was a french lyricist who wrote five of my french albums and he also wrote for edith piaf and barbra streisand and other wonderful singers. so two heroes in our lives. we wanted our boys to grow and say, you know, we're named after wonderful people. so that's -- >> larry: early in your pregnancy, it was triplets, right? >> yes, there was three babies, that's right, yes. and nature took its course. and one little baby just decided to step back to give the two others a chance to survive very well. and you never want to have -- wanting to make a choice -- to make a decision if something goes wrong, for example, with a pregnancy, you never want to be put, like, forward and have to take a decision and put an end to something. so if there was -- the doctor said to me, if there was something wrong, you know sometimes the baby decides by itself and nature takes its course and it puts an end to it. we don't know what happe

willie nelson has six ounces of weed accidentally stuck in his beard.hat's not -- at a certain point, don't you just go, he's willie nelson, wave him through? but thank you border patrol for keeping america safe from willie nelson and thank goodness you put an end to his multistate wave of gently singing and strumming a guitar. this could be the wake-up call he needs to turn his life around though. and let that be a lesson to all you senior stoners. in the eyes of the law, there is no early bird special. you're all going down. speaking of senior citizens, tonight on "skating with the stars," judge dick button had an absolutely magical moment. >> now the scores for artistic impression. laurie ann gibson. >> 7. >> johnny weir. >> 6. >> dick button. >> 8. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's 81, what are you going to do? they're still working out the kinks. yesterday, the houston texans beat the tennessee titans 20-0. it wasn't much of a game with the exception of a great fight in the fourth quarter. look at this. >> finnegan gets the first shot and gets his helmet

nelson led the way. orlando spoiled carlos' debut, 107-78. >>> celtics high were dynamic in the east. they went down to the wire with the trail blazers. that one was a dagger in the final second. celts won their fifth straight, 99-95. >>> great finish between the nets. years si down three. at the buzzer, he got it and that forced overtime. they needed not one, not two, but three. russell westbrook took over in the o.t., blew by everybody. the bucket, the foul, he had 38. thunder won it in triple o.t. >>> college hoops looking down the road. number one duke and sixth ranked michigan state. duke and sixed ranked michigan state and it was irving's coming out party. the freshman scored 21. duke is a perfect 7-0. they won it, 84-79. >>> finally, central florida upset south florida. flip the defense. go to the rim. got the tough layup, the fall. not exactly like his dad, but that was pretty close. central florida won it, 57-54. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> more myster

early marx and late marx, well, reaching for heaven on earth is early nelson and this is late nelson. [laughter] let me see if i can bring some order to my chaos like god and creation in the following way. when i think about the subject of environmentalism as religion, i'm reminded of a time i was in london, oh, 15 years ago or more and flipping around the telly and catching one of those classic british comedy sketches, it's one of their sort of -- the runners they call it in the comedy business. it's the talk show where the guest was the lord jesus christ who had returned ferret second coming. -- for the second coming. the bbc host, tonight our guest is the lord jesus christ, welcome, mr. christ. he says to him, i suppose you'll be back to doing your usual miracles, healing the sick and the lame, turning water into wine and such. and jesus says, oh, yes, i assume so. of course, within the limits of sustainable development. [laughter] now, there's a bit of an ambiguity in that sketch. what exactly is being made fun of there? is it religion? which is what parish comedy sketches -- brit

but reaching for heaven and earth weatherly nelson and this is late nelson. and god and creation, and subject of environmentalism as religion i remembering when i was in london 15 years ago, slipping around and those classic comedy sketches, the comedy business. and the lord jesus christ return for the second coming the. tonight our guest is the lord jesus christ, back after 2,000 years. i suppose you will be back to doing your usual miracle healing the sick, the lame and turning water to wine and such and jesus says i assume so. within the limits of sustainable development. there is an ambiguity in that sketch. what exactly is being made fun of? is it religion? that is what the british comedy sketch usually makes fun of or is it environmentalism or both? or is it not had a different level that catches better than philosophy. if they are not catching the denigration of religion at all the jokes work for both sides, and robert's first book sent me back to -- 30 years ago, it was a special issue of public interests in 1980 with the urban crystal road. theology

we are joined with sergeant jd nelson of alameda county sheriff's office. thank you for joining us. good morning. briefly, how did the chase again? >> it started just before midnight. deputies were behind a stolen car. the car pulled into a long driveway. deputies got out of their car, ordered the suspect out of the car. he did not do that. he put his car in reverse, slammed into the deputy's car

. >>> el alcalde gaga nelson podr. > >>>. >>> junto el gobernador y fiscal general, de estar nelson unos california para a caro a la venta. >>> buscaba la forma de terminonarla ante de dejar su puesto, la posibilidad venta de edificio en san francisco auckland, sacramento y los Ángeles, quedará en manos de jerry brown (d). >>> una organización sin fines de lucro esta ofreciendo becas de diez mil dólares a latinos que quieran estudiar dicen que soliciten la ayuda ante que el plazo venezolana el próximo enero, solo un 12% tiene título aniversario, estudiante latinos que quieran solicitar la ayuda, ingresar a la página web, donde van a pod encontrar más información. >>> si quieren celebrar el añ nuevo con uvas a posible que le cueste encontrarla. >>> texas consume naranjas pero una buena parte vienen tambié de florida, sin la naranja de florida la oferta baja, y la demanda aumenta. >>> no vamos a tener suficiente para poder suplir a todos. >>> productos, son varios, pero tienen que poner especial atención al tomate, toda ama de casa sabe que la libra de tomate esta a 89 centavos la libra de

♪ on the road again >> reporter: according to a poll by pioneerllie nelson's "on th willie nelson's " i'm free >> reporter: hopefully sung better than "jerry maguire." the poll does have some interesting tidbits. for instance, here in the northeast, our favorite song is -- ♪ born to be wild >> reporter: because what's more wild than this? ♪ born to be wild >> reporter: my friends from kiss make the list. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ >> reporter: yes, a good road song can make all the difference. ♪ maybe too much of a difference. just ask gayle king. ♪ because you love me >> when you get somewhere, and you're about to get out of the car and they play a song you really like, i can't leave. >> reporter: remember, it may take a while to get to your christmas vacation. so, on behalf of abc news and clark griswold, happy holidays, and safe travels. ♪ fa la la la la la la la la >> take it, russ! >> reporter: john berman, abc news, new york. >> there you go. that's my favorite christmas movie. i love that movie. a lot of people listening for the tunes. >> for me, it will be mariah ca

my name is nelson jim. i come with you -- to you with great feelings of the navajo. it is really an honor for me to be here, specifically, very pleased to speak on behalf of my sister. i have worked with her for many years. i just want to say that the issue that faces our community is huge. the challenge could be something like david and goliath. the issues that aurora had to deal with, the friendship house association of american indians, all the other programs that serve native people are huge. so are some of the challenges that we are faced with. we have the lowest life expectancy. 500% higher for tuberculosis. american indians have the highest rate of diabetes and other americans 195% higher. native americans have the highest rates of alcoholism. suicide is one of the highest health disparities that impact our community. access to treatment and care is the lowest for native americans in san francisco alone. they are clearly underserved populations, the city and county of public health. one of the key issues to really underscore is why we're here. we're healthy, b

i'm barry nelson with the water project here in san francisco. i'd like to start by thanking the city for pulling this conference together and note it's in some way as real landmark event. this is, i think the first conference i've attended with water manager's. this is the first one where a significant portion of the event is not devoted to whether climate change is real. i think water managers really in the last couple of years have moved past that and now we're ready for the next step in that discussion, what are the impacts of that and what can water managers do to adopt their operations appropriately. that's a particularly appropriate time for us to be working on this issue and we're putting the finishing touches of a report could, in hot water, what can water manager's do to address this. there's executive summary and we're just finishing the editing now and it should be out in six weeks and how should water managers be changing the way they think in response to water climate change and we're delighted to be there with the report. if you in

yesterday, monique nelson was hit by a stray bullet at a strip mall. police say at least one gunman walked into a barbershop and the men exchanged fire inside and it spilled into the parking lot. investigators say nelson was p utting her son into her suv when the bullet hit her, the child was not hurt. in less than an hour, you can get a chance to see the world series trophy, it just arrived a short time ago at san f rancisco's city hall. it will be dison play for two -- on display for two hours and they were also going to to be make lag they called a major announcement -- making what they called a major announcement. paul came less has more. paul-- paul chambers has more. paul? >> reporter: you can see the tour it's sponsored by visa. if you live in the bay area you will get a chance to see the trophy up close and personal. as the giant organization is taking the organization on a four-state tour. today, mayor newsom announced the 20 stops in 30 cities. they will travel all over came. since then only -- since the world series, only a few and some seas

because you are very close to nelson mandela. >> nelson mandela was indeed a revolutionary, as you know. and nelson mandela was palace a person who was against centralized power, when it was colonial power and he created a country that had centralized power in a socialist way. i think he would see assange as a an idealist on the one hand but a very naive one on the other. he's a pragmatic revolutionary. he would say maybe some of these ideas are fine and good but they would actually interfere with the functioning of government and nation states that actually do good for their own citizens. that was a good question, charlie. >> rose: my understanding is your complete interview will be on timemagazine.com at some point soon? >> tomorrow. >> rose: and "time" magazine's weekly edition comes out thursday? >> that's right. >> rose: so we can all assume mr. assange may be a candidate for the cover? >> that's exactly correct. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> rose: we continue now where w a different perspective from admiral dennis blair. he's a retired four-star admiral and was until may of th

rob nelson is off today. >> and i'm vinita nair.er midwest, is on its way east. hundreds of flights have been canceled due to snow. >> the storm has one unusual side effect, though. tickets to tonight's vikings/giants game is free. the tickets are free. and the fans have to get to detroit to see the game somehow. clayton sandell reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: the heavy snow literally brought down the house at the vikings stadium. the metrodome's teflon roof proved no match for 17 inches of snow, that left minneapolis socked in. no one was hurt in the collapsed. >> we have an overweighting of certain panels on the roof. caused the roof fabric to rupture. >> reporter: this is my vote for worst job of the midwest. the workers are shoveling snow on the top of the metrodome. they're doing it in zero degree weather. but the wind is blowing. and it feels like 21 below. residents are digging out. >> if you don't have to go out, stay home. >> reporter: the culprit is a mammoth storm, sprawling 1,500 miles from the plains to the great

for the nelson family it was losing one of their three kids. >> truly in our wildest nightmares we neverhought we'd lose a child. >> reporter: alec was just 16 months old when he walked right behind an suv as it backed down the family driveway. >> all it takes is an instant that somebody doesn't realize where that child is. >> reporter: it was with adrian's father, alec's grandfather, who had carefully checked all of his mirrors but never saw alec behind the car. >> he was destroyed on the hill while i held him. i said, it's not your fault. i forgive you. >> reporter: it's a tragedy repeated all too often. every week in america 48 children are injured and 2 die after being backed over. a consumer reports investigation found the bigger the vehicle the bigger the blind spot. sedans have a blind spot of 12 feet on average, minivans, 13 feet, suvs 14 feet and double that on pickups to 30 feet. but backup cameras can make a huge difference. here's the problem. i know there are three children right now standing behind this car, but i can't see them in this mirror, can't see them in this mirror

the most recent took place on nelson drive last night. lone gunman threatened a woman getting out of her car. mark sayre with the latest. >>> reporter: nelson drive in the green meadow neighborhood of palo alto is your typical quiet residential street, nothing but homes, kids, joggers and people on bikes. so when a woman just getting out of her car is held up and robbed at gunpoint, that's causing quite a about the of worry for residents like sarah boyd. >> of course it concerns me. that's dangerous. i can't imagine that in this neighborhood or in any neighborhood. >> reporter: palo alto police are now looking into the possibility that this latest robbery is connected to a similar series of holdups that started in late september. there have been 14, 12 involving firearms. >> they are all over the city, busy areas, downtown areas, in the neighborhoods. that's a little different than in the past. and they are robbing people as they are leaving their vehicles or walking to their doors. >> reporter: this person was walking with his children a

her out of chapman into the headlines for weeks and then home to russia just don't fit that bill nelson inspires me more than the amount and the quality of people i met in new york it's the strongest largest and the most solid community in the world. but you didn't get to stay for long fam fatah anna chapman was just one of ten alleged russian spies exchanged in vietnam for four american spies serving sentences in russia the scandal worthy of a hollywood blockbuster broke just after obama and medvedev dished out politics over burgers in virginia the media frenzy was a lot hotter than tempers in the u.s. and russia who ignored the hype with cool cooperation. prickers heat wreaked havoc in russia with summer temperatures and twenty two and lingering at forty celsius for over a month hundreds of wildfires ravaged the country killing over fifty and leaving thousands homeless. the flames left the capital covered in a blanket of toxic smog for weeks moskos mayor stay on vacation in the outs yuri luzhkov was sacked the next month with president medvedev saying he lacks confidence in the mayor

. >> i'm mike marusarz, sitting in for rob nelson. dig this morning after a monstrous snowstorm dumped heavy snow on the region. >> minnesota was one of the hardest-hit with two feet of snow. clayton sandell reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: it was a touchdown nobody wanted. the roof of the metrodome in minneapolis. taken down by 17 inches of snow that slammed the city. nobody was hurt. workers cleared away that snow, shoveling in windchills of 21 degrees below zero. giants players who were stranded in kansas city, will now play the minnesota vikings in detroit. thousands of fans in minneapolis were the vikings/giants game, were the losers. >> now, they're moving it to detroit. now, we're going home. >> reporter: christa made the trip with eight girlfriends. she is out $500. >> really big bummer. i wish they would take us to detroit. but i don't think it's going to happen. >> reporter: she is hoping to get home to sioux falls, south dakota. whiteout conditions brought visibility to near zero. high winds and heavy snow also crippl

rob nelson has zero stories. >> facebook and stakes of recognition software in. that will make it easier to identify friends and photographs that you upload. facebook is adding facial recognition. that begins next week. bing is getting more social. it is rolling out a major upgrade over the next few weeks. results will feature recommendations and other information from your facebook friends. and it is teaming up with websites that make it easier to buy tickets to social events and make reservations at restaurants. and the army has a new recruit. begin sending iphones to soldiers so they could get real-time feedback on the ground and gather intelligence. i am rob nelson. >>> traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> adam caskey is one person that gets excited when he sees this sort of forecast. we aldrin it is quiet -- all of us are dreading it. >> every little bit is something. >> the first measurable snowfall of the season. >> at least for the metro area this season. if we anticipate a good coating for the midday. the morning drive will be fine. >> paana can't c

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i spoke with sergeant jd nelson of alameda county sheriff's department this morning. he says just after 11:47 last night, sheriff's deputies pulled over a '94 honda civic that matched the description of a stolen car. when deputies questioned the driver he put the car into reverse, slammed into the deputy's car and took off. the deputies chased him down b street here in hayward, speeds reaching 60 miles an hour. when they reached this intersection at grand and b street, the suspect drove through a red light. that's when he hit a bart cop who was patrolling the area. the hayward bart station is located at this same intersection. the bart cop is in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. but the suspect is looking at serious charges. >> when he put the car in reverse and comes at the deputies slamming into their car you're basically assaulting the officer at that time. we don't know if he was coming at the deputies, temperature he knew or didn't know they were out of car or whether he was aiming for them and accidentally hit the car. so at this point we don't kno

. >> el actor morgan freeman recordó el liderazdo del ex presidente nelson mandela que ayudó a llevar ejecutivos. >> no harán cambio en por plantel de jugadores, el amñrica no es campeón desde el 2005. >> hoy ryders de oakland indicó que su pasador no será operado del hombro y que seguirá recuperándose.