noble borders and more borders let's just all be one country here because it's so difficult to travel around. with just hours to go before the new year parties lawry how finished hits the streets of new york to find out just that. and we look back at the key events of two thousand and eleven to find out why it's being called the year that changed the world and you can also get a firsthand account from our correspondents who have been covering for years. on our website party dot com. this is. just history in the making. testimony. ten stories that shape two thousand and eleven on our tea. party is coming to you live from moscow egypt faces the loss of over one and a half billion dollars an aid from the united states it's in response to thursday's crackdown on non-governmental organizations in cairo egyptian soldiers are raided the offices of ten n.g.o.s confiscated computers and documents cairo suspects some of the groups received illegal funding from country using looting the u.s. and could be using the cash to store up on rest in egypt the country's military rulers have promised to e

government because they are ex of much money out of it would be occupy the liquor store time yes or at noble borders and more borders let's just all be one country. because it's so difficult to travel or are people trying to school put seem politics. you'd make clean up politics than twenty two out make them do things they could for the world to not just get to get reelected opar pretty for sure so how do you think the world leader should go about starting that. well distribute the wealth intolerance you'd make everyone tolerate all different cultures yeah. that's a tall order i know well you asked if i could religion probably ban religion all of a spiritual but religion as a religion we think the difference that. now. control no matter what you'd like to abolish internationally let's just hope two thousand and twelve brings us a little closer to a better world. and of course usual we're always interested in your point of view today we are asking. what do you think two thousand and twelve will bring if you log onto our web site dot com you can right now take part in our global poll the my mind you t

because they make so much money out of it it be occupy the liquor store time yeah that's right noble borders and more borders let's just all be one country. because it's so difficult to travel there are people trying to scope put seem politics. you'd make clean up politics then twenty two out made them to do things to good for the world to not just get to get reelected oh poverty for sure so how do you think the world leader should go about starting that. well distribute the wealth intolerance you'd make everyone tolerate all different cultures. that's a tall order i know well you asked if i could religion probably ban religion all of a spiritual but religion as a religion we think the difference that. no. control no matter what you'd like to abolish internationally let's just hope two thousand and twelve brings us a little closer to a better world. you all with our new year's is just over an hour and a half away to stay with us here in the russian capital for a recap of our top stories with me role research i see you soon. whether you dive from high or to the depths. catch the power of the

government because they are acts of us money out of it it be occupy the liquor store time yes or a noble borders and more borders it's just all be one country. because it's so difficult to travel or. people trying to score points seem politics. you'd make clean up politics than twenty two out made them to things to good for the world to not just get to get reelected oh poverty for sure yeah so how do you think the world leader should go about starting that. well distribute the wealth intolerance you'd make everyone tolerate all different cultures. that's a tall order i know well you asked if i could religion probably ban religion all of a spiritual but religion as a religion we think the differences. own. control no matter what you'd like to abolish internationally let's just hope two thousand and twelve brings us a little closer to a better world. later the moscow team recalls the most exciting entertainment of a. and so over the past twelve months in the russian capital. as the main cultural symbol of russia twenty eleven saw the bolshoi theatre finally returned to its former glory. next up on

i wanted to ask you about who large book companies, book sellers, barnes & noble and their new nook, and the demise of borders in 2011. >> guest: yes, let's first look at barnes & noble. for example, they had said in a recent earnings report that their digital business including nook, the nook color, and now the nook tablet, which has just recently come out priced at $269, and a direct competitor with amazon's kindle fire and apple's ipad. they prompted the business to be approximately $880 million, and in the most recent fiscal quarter, which i think was the first quarter of 2012, that digital business was about $220 million. the digital business is going like gang busters for barnes & noble. walk into new york city's union scare, barnes & noble, the largest store in the city, what they did in the back is a gigantic kiosk devoted to all things nook. you walk around and there's various demos, tablets, and nooks for people to try out. they have all accessories and other digital related things. it's so clear just from the way they have been remodeling this store and i believe other stores around the country, th

barnes & noble and their new nook, and the demise of borders in 2011. >> yes. let's first look at barnes & noble. for example, they had said in a recent earnings report that their digital business which includes nook, it includes nook color. it now includes the nook tablet which has just recently come out and is now priced at $249. and it's interact competitor with kindle's kindle fire. across $880 million, and in the most recent quarter which i think was the first quarter of 2012, that digital business was about $220 million. so the digital business has been going like gangbusters for barnes & noble's. city's union square barnes & union square barnes & noble, which is i believe their largest store in the city, what they have done is in the back there's this gigantic kiosk devoted to all things nook, we walk around and their various demos, tablets and nook's for people to try out. all manner of accessories and other digital related things. so it's so clear just from the way that they have been remodeling this store and other stores run across the country back, y

, i wanted to ask you about two large book companies, booksellers, barnes & noble and their new nook, and the demise of borders in 2010. >> yes. let's first look at barnes & noble. for example, they had said in a recent earnings report that their digital business which includes nook, it includes the nook color, it now includes the nook tablet which has just recently come out and is now priced at 249 and is, i suppose, a direct competitor more with amazon's kindle fire as posed to apple's ipad. barnes & noble had projected their digital business to be approximately $880 million, and in the most recent fiscal quarter which, i think, was the first quarter of 2012, that digital business was about $220 million. so the digital business has been going like gangbusters for barnes & noble. i mean, if you walk into new york city's union square barnes & noble which is their, i believe, their largest store in the city, what they've done is in the back there's this gigantic kiosk devoted to the all things nook where you walk around, and they have various demos, tablets and nooks for people to try out. they have all manner

wanted to ask you about that too large book companies, booksellers barnes and noble and the new nook and the demise of borders in 2011. >> yes let's first look at barnes and noble. for example the it said in a recent earnings report the digital business which includes nook and the nook color and the tablets which has just recently come out and is priced to 49 and a direct competitor more with amazon's kindle fire as opposed to the apple ipad. barnes and noble projected their business to be approximately $880, and in the most recent fiscal quarter which if it was the first quarter of 2012, that digital business was about $220 million. so this digital business has been going like gangbusters for barnes and noble. if you look into new york city's union square, barnes and noble and i believe the largest store in the city with the of the news in that there's a kiosk devoted to all things nook where you look around and they have various demos and nooks to try out could have all accessories and other digital related things. so it's really clear just from the way the have been remodeling this store and other stores a

wanted to ask you about two large book companies to booksellers, barnes and noble and their new notes and the demise of borders in 2011. >> let's first look the barns and nobles. for example, they had said in a recent earnings report that the digital business to which includes note, the neck tablet, which has just recently come out and is now priced at 249 ps of a direct competitor. barnes and noble predicted the digital business to the approximately $880 million. and in the most recent fiscal quarter, which i think was the first quarter 2012 at digital business was about $220 million. the digital business is going like gangbusters for barnes and noble. if you walk into new york city the largest in the city. what they have done is in the back there is this gigantic kiosk devoted to all things neck. you walk around, various demos, the tablets and notes for people to try out. it is so clear just in the way that they have been remodeling the stores around the country that, you know, note is where they want their business to go. there ceo has said repeatedly that barnes and noble accounts for her anywhere between

noble with its nook. in big bankruptcy news borders bookstore went belly up.can airlines, too and mf global led by former new jersey governor and senator jon corzine filed for chapter 11 after making a disastrous bet on european debt. investors keeping an eye on the debt even as the european union says all but one of its member countries are open to a new deal to tighten controls on spending, britain the lone holdout. europe's debt crisis is far from over as markets still await a solid solution to the problem. looking to 2012, moody's investor service says it's not convinced and is reconsidering the credit rating of all european nations, this as we enter the election year when the economy will surely take center stage. in new york brenda buttner, fox news. >>> sears and k-mart are ending the year on a bad note. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, why your childhood weight gain may be your mother's few. no. 5, a new study finds -- mother's fault. known 5, a new study finds kids -- no. 5, a new study finds kids with emotional probables with

for those brave and noble patrol agent brian terry a victim of the border gain that was armed by our own federal government telling guns to be shifted to mexico with a "fast & furious" the operation. tell that to the arizonans who wake up to find a high pace be cases on our freeways and neighborhoods. who spend hours in over burgeoned emergency room on a saturday night while reading and consoling a suffering child. tell that to our taxpayers whose bear the expense of the federal and state prison cells overflowing with more than 630,000 illegal aliens at a cost of more than $1.6 billion they spin and shout and denounces to disagree with them they learn that you suffer incredible verbal abuse. but let me assure you i believe in the truth and i believe like it is one year from now. [applause] >> i was here in february for the centennial birthday party, a former senator danforth described reagan as an example of somebody who lived the life given to him. signing not on himself but on america and on to the world. it is ronald reagan's america up. it is that a special city on a hill. i beli

tell that to the friends and relatives of raben noble patrol agent, agent brian terry, a victim of a border gang that was armed by our own federal government, allowing guns to be shipped into mexico and the scandalous fast and furious operation. tell that to the arizonans who wake up to find house raids in progress or witness high-speed chases on our freeways and our neighborhoods or who spend hours in an overburdened emergency room on a saturday night while waiting in consoling a suffering child. tell that to our taxpayers who are -- more than 630,000 illegal alien felons at a cost of $1.6 billion each year. those are the facts, plain and simple. our opponent, the self-styled do-gooders, try mightily to bury them. they shout hate and announce. disc disagree with them i have learned is to suffer incredible verbal abuse. but let me assure you, i can live with those consequences because i believed in the truth and i believe in taking action to protect our hard won freedom. i sometimes wonder whether the present time is inevitable and whether this drug will make us stronger. yoolasee and left

noble with its nook. in big bankruptcy news, borders bookstore went belly up. american airlines too.nd ns global led by former new jersey governor and senator john corzine filed for chapter 11 after make a disastrous bet on european debt. investors keeping an eye on the debt even as the european union says all but one of its member countries are open to a new deal to tighten controls on spending. britain is the lone holdout. europe's debt crisis is far from over as markets still away a solid solution to the problem. looking to 2012, moody's investor service says it is not convinced and is reconsidering the credit rating of all european nations. this as we enter the election year when the economy will surely take center stage. in new york, brenda butner, fox news. >> it will be a light week in business this week. >> but pivotaller in -- pivotal year next year so we'll see what happens. >>> some of you off south and west may be seeing some slight sprinkles. 42degrees right now. winchester is at 37. here is your surface map for today. there is that area of low pressure moving northerly

noble with its nook. in big bankruptcy news, borders bookstore went belly up.al led by former new jersey governor and senator john corzine filed for chapter 11 after making a disastrous bet on european debt and investors keeping an eye on it after a new deal, britain the loneout. europe's debt crisis is far from over as markets await a solid solution to the problem. looking to 2012. moody's investor service says it's not convinced and is reconsidering the credit ratings of all european nations. and this, as we enter the the election year when the economy will surely take center stage. in new york, brenda buttner. fox news. >> autism no longer has to be a setback, in fact, some folks with the the disorder are now finding their skills are very much in demand. we're going to check out a start-up company that has found a way to make money by helping autistic adults. but we're going to take a look how our troops in afghanistan have been celebrating this christmas and right now, we have very special message from one of those service members. ♪ hello, i'm sergeant tam

so that to the friends and relatives of grave and noble patrol agent, agent bryan terry, if it time at the border again that was harmed by your own federal government, allowing guns to be shipped into mexico in the scandalous fast and furious operation. tell that to the arizona to wake up to find drop house raids in progress or witness high-speed chases on our freeways in her neighborhood. we spent hours in an overburdened emergency room on a saturday night, while waiting and cancel in a suffering child. tell that tory tax payers to bury it to state and federal prisons house overflowing with minus 630,000 illegal alien felons at a cost of more than $1.6 billion each year. those are the facts, plain and simple. our opponent, the self-styled do-gooders try mightily to bury them. they stand and shout, hate and announce. to disagree with them i've learned is to suffer incredible verbal abuse. but let me assure you, i can live with those consequences because i believe in the two and i believe in taking action to protect our hard-won freedom. i sometimes wonder whether the present time is inevitable an

never tried to declare victory, but said it was the end of a noble fight as he cheered the troops coming home. >> they will cross the border out of iraq with their heads held high. one of the most extraordinary chapters in the history of the american military will come to an end. >> reporter: the president has pledged the u.s. will continue to help iraq, but all u.s. troops are to be out of that country by december 31st. >>> and san francisco mayor ed lee told ktvu news this morning that his city has a good plan b for the struggle in the new 49ers stadium. >> we'll be there, should there be less than expected financial support for a very expensive stadium. >> reporter: 49ers fans packed last night, santa clara city council meeting where a preliminary 850 million financing plan was approved. they will loan santa clara the money if the national football league kicks in 150 million for the project, mayor lee is still open to talking to the nfl about a two-team stadium in his city. >>> and the shooting of an occupy portland protester looking at a change. ktvu has more after speaking with the officers and the man who was hit re