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i'm on the 8th hole of pebble beach. >> i have been playing tennis for the last 15 seconds in my head stephen: how are you doing. >> wonderful, i just asd you. >> stephen: really? you are such an elitist. ben stiller, thank you so much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: the secret life of walter hitty, christmas day. ben stiller we' we'  is wells this's it for 2013, everybody, but before we g the blind buys of alabama. ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountain ♪ ♪ over the hills and everywhere ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountain ♪ ♪ that jessus christ is born ♪ ♪ go told it on the mountains ♪ ♪ over the hills and everywhere ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountain ♪ ♪ that jesus christ is born ♪ ♪ while shepherds kept their watching ♪ ♪ over silent flocks by night ♪ ♪ behold throughout the heavens ♪ ♪ there shown a holy light ♪ go tell it on the mountain ♪ ♪ over the hills and everywhere ♪ ♪ go tell it on the mountain ♪ ♪ that jesus christ is born ♪ ♪ when i was a seeker ♪ i is seek both night and day ♪ ♪ i pray to let the lord to help me ♪ ♪ help me lord ♪ and he shows me the w

through the central valley tomorrow, minus the fog, 67 and back to pebble beach, 54 degrees on the south shore, and the sierra snow pack, 22%, and right now, last year if you're keeping track, we were at 80% higher than this. a couple of blizzard rolling in, that's not the case. the monday forecast high for tahoe, 54 degrees, and it's getting cold enough at night, dropping into the teens. they are certainly firing up the snow guns and making the snow into the overnight hours, it's not impacted any kind of travel. u.s. 50 or i-80 headed up to tahoe, just enjoy the mountains. tomorrow f you're anticipating people to visit or flying out, a lot of clear skies, into the 60s no anticipation of delays locally. denver, mild. chicago, dropping into the teens, and new york city at 39 degrees, and the abundance of sunshine. today at 9:00 a.m., anticipating patchy frost around nassau, and towards the delta as well. san jose into the valley, 30s common around the peninsula. here's the daytime highs for tomorrow. i want to point something out. the asterisk there and that one there. at least two cities

tule fog whatsoever. 48 degrees in the high sierra, 61 yosemite, low 70s in monterey bay through pebble beach. meanwhile, pick city today, check this out. santa cruz 73 degrees. that's down from yesterday at 76. the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement for the possibility of sneaker waves and they cause some dangerous rip currents. water temperature by the way 53 degrees and again the winds are flat. today perhaps the easterly about 5 to 15 in the higher elevations above 1,000 feet. otherwise 60s across the board. up to about the low 70s in santa cruz, low 70s in brentwood and tracy and in oakley in oakley. mild every day through the period. i got to tell you, we have had four consecutive days of record warmth right here in the bay area. today could be a fifth. and as far as air quality is concerned, perhaps a little bit of improvement with a wind shift over the weekend but that's about it. >> dry all week. >> dry all the way through new year's day. >> amazing. >> oh, wow, all right, roberta, thanks. >>> it was a joyful reunion for a new mexico husband and wife w

. >> reporter: pebbled floors deliver reflexology. >> you have heated rounded stones that you have to walk over before you get in the shower in the morning. >> reporter: the floors throughout the house are spongy and easy on the back and joints. there is a state-of-the-art kitchen, even the counters prevent bacteria build-up. >> this will be the world's first well certified residence. >> reporter: al for a price. >> this unit is on the market for $50 million. >> reporter: it's 7900 square feet four bedrooms, four baths, a 2300-square-foot terrace, all appointed to a new standard of wellness, the floors, the lighting, the noise dampening, and even at premium prices, there has been keen interest from potential buyers. he says in a few decades, he doesn't want these so-called well features to be expensive or novel but the new standard for the way we living every live. paula newton, cbs nn, new york. >> $50 million. the company has some high- profile backers including former u.s. president bill clinto deepak chopra and leonardo dicaprio. >> who can afford it? rest of us not so lucky. >>>

low 70s across monterey bay and pebble beach. upper 40s in the lake tahoe area.t is cold enough in the evening hours to make the snow. 60s coming around the peninsula tomorrow. low 60s in half moon bay. 70degrees well above average for this time of the year in throughout willow glen and also alvisito and ellen rock. low 60s in vallejo. near 70 in santa rosa. again for the next 24 hours, it is illegal to burn indoors or outdoors. spare the air. here you go. the extended forecast on tuesday, slightly cooler than on monday. then by wednesday, temperatures pretty average, but we'll notice increasing cloud cover leading to that slight chance of rain showers. then with the passage of that front, we'll have the cooler air mass with highs struggling to get out of the 50s. then struggling to get highs out of the 60s. >> you just see nothing. there's nothing out there. >> maybe towards the 28th, 29th, but this doesn't look big at this particular time. >>> thanks, you've got to check out this next story. a sacramento woman got more than she bargained for on a holiday shoppi

to be completed the pebble mill told him he calls and twenty one. because he's good for economy and is good for the time this year japan sign similar bilateral pacts with eight asian and african nations including indonesia and ten. officials in tokyo i tried to double the number of partner nations for the crediting mechanism over the next thirty years japanese whalers in the antarctic in ocean will have to contend with the anti whaling group sea shepherd and now australia's environment ministry is sending a ship to monitor their activity. a syrian officials said the vessel would sit in the japanese ship that set sail this month will also keep a check and see champagne which was found to instruct the wheelers. a syrian officials filed a complaint in two thousand and ten with the international court of justice in the hay the nikkei japan's research whaling is effectively commercial hunting. they say it violates an international convention. my japanese officials see the whaling is for scientific research and it conforms to the convention traditional ja

it costs 350- dollars and joins samsung, sony and pebble making waves. and its a busy day in the air. triple a says today is one of the busiest days for air travel this holiday season. air travel is up over 1% from last year. after a long holiday weekend, we are back and so is todd horwitz of averagejoeoptions.com to get the day started for us. todd how are you? > >good morning chuck. how are you doing? > >very well. todd, what are your expectations for trading this week? > >i think this week is going to be fairly quiet. we're really building a big balloon, still watching the fed. i think a lot of eyes will be on the jobs number this friday. and a lot of eyes will be on what happened last week with the big sales over on black friday. but i think really we're still focusing on the fed and we're gonna focus on what the jobs number is gong to identify if we're gonna have a raise in interest rates or not. > >how critical will that jobs number be? > >i think it will go a long way to determining when the fed's going to taper. as i see it now, the fed won't be

he still owned the pebble beach will always respect. ukraine's suffering this is what it already been carried one chemical the current and proposed compensation for signing the deal wasn't old enough to collect my o all flash you'll only piece of cord tied to my pack out of the christian catacombs capital costs and costs. and of course it's a connected to it that they are friends or when i read that the interests of those school wants to get some benefits from the o'brien joining that deep and comprehensive free trade area with a european union. the more they steal the main sticking point ukraine needs billions the eu offers millions and both sides refused to budge and their demands. and it's this continuing standoff both too politically and on the street safety of chemical that is going to malls filled with a fifteen billion dollars loan from russia or if you were to be the likely result of this trip despite harsh rhetoric coming from your chemical which has been insisting that ukraine will not step down from the new association path.

he still owned the pebble beach will always respect. ukraine's sovereign decision. go read the caring less chemical the current and proposed compensation for saying the deal was not enough to let my all flash heal fully the so called tight to my pack how cafe has that kind of bummed about that will pass on costs. and of course it's a connected to it that they are preserved. when i read that the interests of those school wants to get some benefits from the o'brien joining that deep and comprehensive free trade area with a european union the more they steal the main sticking point. ukraine needs billions the eu offers millions and both sides refused to budge and economics. it's this continuing standoff with stupidity can add this to fifty of them which is the last goal on fifty two billion dollars loan from russia or a cucumber to be the likely result of this trip despite harsh rhetoric coming from your chemical which has been insisting that ukraine will not step down from the utah association path. how about the protesting crowd behind the barricades already made it

pebble is pretty popular with one segment of the ovulation, but i do not think anybody has done it quitedo not think anyone has given us a super compelling reason to wear one of these. ofone company is capable doing that, it is definitely apple. sticking with the rift, dan, your number one gadget pick for 2014, job own -- jawbone. >> what they are doing in terms of combining elegance and quality, but they are allowing you to get more out of the things you already own, already have. their speakers, their sound ultimately go into projecting video. some people have netflix or other kind of content, and they are getting more value out of it. particularly for things like the health had a gory, which is they are focused on getting more things out of your body -- particularly for things like the health category. the big trend will be focusing on getting more out of what you have. >> before we go, brian, your number one pick in what has been a very hot category in 2013 but likely will continue -- the 3-d printer area. tell us what your thoughts are. >> i think i actually picked for this one beca

it's a not a pebble. >>> a gruesome discovery on the shoulder of the beltway. >>> a surprise announcement from frank wolf. >>> today is the day to become richer. >>> it is gloomy and about to become soggy for some of you. i'm jim handly. >> i'm barbara harrison. get the umbrellas out. cloudy skies and rain for parts of our area. how long will it last? >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us. how about it, chuck? >> good afternoon, everybody. almost nothing in the way of sunshine. we have seen bits of drizzle and flurries coming in. this is the way it looks from the tower camera. northwest washington, all cloud cover over downtown and temperatures are cold. we just now made 40 degrees in downtown. most locations are in the middle and upper 30s. here is storm team 4 radar. sprinkles in southern montgomery county. gaithersburg and wheaton, a steadier light rain in st. mary's and southern calvert county. 38 by 6:00. by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, string >> caller:s mixing in with flurries. >>> we are following developments on the water main break. it snarled traffic for hours today and force

why is it that a heavy rock will fall just as fast as a little pebble when air resistance is not so big to make a difference? why? hey, how does a rocket move, a rocket propel from the sky? is that physics? rocket--suppose rockets-- what makes a rocket keep going? is it something like this? you guys ever been in a swimming pool? you're in the poolnd you get in the edge like this, and you kinda put your feet up and you--you push out like that. you kinda rocket across the pool. does a rocket work a little bit like that? check your neighbor. the answer begin with an n. [laughter] it turns out no. a rocket doesn't work like that. you know, when you push against the pool, you push up. what's a rocket pushing it against? air. especially when it's above the air. what's it pushing against? what keeps it going? how does it work? air interaction. we're gonna be learning these things. chapter four. we say, now, what goes up, comes down. we don't really say that anymore. we used to say that before in the fifties. what goes up, come down. now, what goes up sometimes doesn't come down. and when it do

degrees, and low at 24 percent and winds are from the south at three miles per hour pushing that to pebblearmel, and pacific grove and it will take a little bit of a turn to watsonville and it will not make its way up to this, the smoke. we will talk about the haze and visibility. four miles visibility in novato and everyone else from 5 to 10 miles visibility. from mount tamalpais, a rainbow of colors developing because of the high clouds and above average temperatures but today is the last day. tomorrow the wind shifts and we have cleaner and cooler air and the coolest air is thursday and friday and breezy, too, so it will feel from 10 to 20 degrees cool we than today where we top out at 70 in santa cruz and morgan hill and 64 in san francisco and san rafael and napa and concord and forward, and 67 in oakland and palo alto and 68 in san jose. low clouds tonight, because of the run of the sea breeze and 48 in san francisco, and a lot of low-to-mid 40's around the bay shore and the coast and mid-to-upper 30's inland and here is the cold front up to the north being directed by height pressur

nearly 70 in monterey bay through pebble beach.ly 70 in stockton. 54 degrees on the south shore. that leaves us with 22% of normal as far as snowpack is concern. that's 80% lower than this time last year when we had a couple of blizzards that rolled in around christmastime. all right, if you are heading to the high sierra, even though 54 on the south shore today, 50 tomorrow and the good news in all of this is. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until mid afternoon hours from sonoma county to monterey county due to some very strong rip currents. pinpoint forecast, 60s beaches, 60s bayside, into the 60s inland. flat winds northwest 5 miles per hour. not looking at much of a breeze this weekend so i would not be too surprised if both saturday and sunday are also "spare the air" days. in fact not seeing a good breeze all the way through the new year. sunset at 4:56. we could see the fifth day the record warmth in the bay area. >> thank you. >>> it's a big morning for birdwatchers in san francisco. they are taking part in the a

but if you are down there, maybe in pg or pebble or hanging out in caramel valley ranch. that is a little cloudy this morning here. and it will be cloudy down there. but the cloud cover will push south and east. 26 in reno. 26 in tahoe. 32 ukiah. two systems the cloud cover to the south and this will sweep in tonight and tomorrow. combination of the two means a cooler pattern and the breeze will crank up. sun to the north. kind of a mixed bag between here. it will be cooler today. highs today 50s and 60s again. these are really close to where we should be this time of year. cold lows will pop up friday morning. sunny and breezy and a little warmer. >>> last minute shoppers you're in luck. this is the sixth annual free shipping day and 930 businesses are taking part this year. retailers across the country promise any in stock item purchased online today will be delivered by christmas eve for free. no minimum purchase. retailers say they sell more on free shipping day than black friday. >>> checking in on wall street. things will start quieting down. just like the traffic a

galaxy which makes the phone morer go nomic but two actually be for a smart watch to compete with pebbles samsung's galaxy ear. us a curb. >> what is old is new again. winter is still here. old man winter has an icy grip with the temperatures in our neighborhood. leyla gulen, have we heard about any black ice? >> now yet. she watching it. thank you very much. live doppler 7 hd shows how quiet it is outside this morning and we will talk about temperatures if you are headed into san francisco, everyone pretty much in the low 40's until ferry building downtown at 43 and across the golden gate bridge it is 44. richmond is 36 and mid-30's around san leandro and union city and belmont is 40 but freezing 29 in palo alto and santa clara and 33 in saratoga and we have mid-to-upper 20's throughout the east bay valley and pittsburg on the other side of the ridge is 33 and half moon bay is mild at 43. from the east bay hills, the water is calm. on the bay. with a beautiful back respect and milder highs and poor air quality. freezing cold in the north bay and only tonight and's average weekend high te

the pebble smart watch is an overnight success.ea, a smart phone companion. it will deliver messages for you with a display that is on all the time. >> when it arrived, the design was not as beautiful as i imagine. the screen was basic. >> but after wearing that i begin to see the usefulness. you can receive all of your e-mail's without pulling my phone out. it was also helpful when i was driving. >> you never miss an up day because it is easy to fill a vibrating. it is a great companion. the screen will light up in the dark and the battery will last forever. you can also use it to control your music. >> the basic setup is pretty simple. you will have to down zero different halves for its work best. at times me and my producer were getting multiple copies of the same message. you cannot easily reply to messages or take calls, it is most useful if you spend more time away from your desk. it is worth $150 if you want to customize your settings. or you can just saved the money in just glance interphone. >> after i spent time with said

suddenly here they were organizing nine days of pebble events for 11 million poles taking to the streets from different parts of the country. that was quite a revolution and that was a very important precondition for solidarity and independent. union movement which came out the very next year. i don't think those two events are interrelated. >> religion as a crash course in practical politics as well as in opposition politics. can you really make a linkage? do you think there's a linkage between the kind of religious opposition to communist authority that the pope offered to polls and the religious opposition to the shah that the ayatollah offered to iranians? are they the same phenomena or are they different? >> guest: i think they are different because the pope with all of his conservatism and doctrinal was obsessed with human rights. john paul ii wrote extensively about human rights. he had suffered under both nazi occupation of poland and the stalinist and the stalinists. metropole and so he was quite success excess. he builds up an entire personal philosophical direction based on th

back in through pebble beach.early 50 degrees in tahoe but dropping to the low 30s and they're peaking the snow in the overnight hours. today's high looking at a record in san rafael at 65. old record is 63. and that was set bag in 196 -- back in 1961 when frank was a mere teenager. 65 in freed month and mid 60s in mountain view. 30s and40s for santa claus travel. a string of 70s each and every day and we cloud up over the weekend and that will lead to no showers over the weekend. >> looking up the word and it doesn't -- google you anywhere. >> you knew what i meant. >> speaking of googling we were talking earlier about the first name of mrs. clause? i found out there's actually two answers. jessica and mary. >> mary? >> not receive bona? >> -- sebrina? >> i thought it was sandy. >> no jessica clause or jessica mary clause. >> like that. mary. merry. >> hey that works. but that's not how google spelled it. >> i didn't know that. >> anyway i'm going with google on this. >>> a pup in the meantime lost in the heat of

whenever you see these con sen trick circles here widen out like you throw a pebble in the pond and theyhat means the storm is deepening. you'll see more wind, more snow coming up into the coastal regions of maine as we get through the afternoon and evening hours. 8 to 12 inches could fall there along some of the areas of maine. it's going to be much less back towards areas of new york state, 3 to 5 and 1 to 3 around new york city. we'll keep a close eye on this area, boston, 5 to 8 inches and coming right when everyone is trying to get home from work. back to you. >> the slippery conditions on the roads, especially the bridges and on and off ramps and sidewalks and side streets will be your biggest concern through the day today. it's one of those clipper systems, once it leaves here it goes in new england. the heaviest snow will hit at mid afternoon so their evening commute will be affected up that way -- >> all right, thank you, di dyl dreyer. before we let ari off, let's turn back the clock to past saturday morning when on up against the clock with guest host me, we saw this. >> this

i think what he did was throw a pebble in the water, but more of a boulder.said who, look out. they saw their rates and officially go up, cost of access to cheap dollars in money had gone. the recovery was still far away. of that we have had a little massaging on the back of the shoulders we're in better shape to take it. >> is a rally on the cards? is a smiling down on us from lapland e >> when you look at those key ratios for the s&p 500 , their quite rich. we're still not back to pre-2008 levels but we are very close to it. unfortunately, i don't believe the european story at all. i think it is rubbish. i think mario draghi has done a sensational job in papering over the cracks. i think the ecb has been prevailed upon and has delivered the goods in spades. i cannot understand how people think that france and spain particularly, their big countries with big economies, are going to write to the degree that people think they are. if that doesn't happen, there is a possibility that they could drag the rest of the world down. i don't see what other aces in the

let's go upstairs to get ready as we shuffled the hot pebbles with our feet. a silver curb of the moon covered in the western sky. get the started to speak, changed his mind but not before tom wheeled and faced him expectantly. pardon me? have you got stables here ask get the with an effort. a quarter mile down the road. oh. there was a long pause. i don't see the idea of coming to town, tom said savagely. get these notion in their heads. shall we take anything to drink, called daisy from an upper window. i will get some whiskey, answered tom. he went inside. get be turned to me rigidly. i can't say anything in this house calls board. she has an indiscreet voice, full of, i hesitated, her voice is full of money, he said suddenly. that was it. i had never understood before. it was full of money. that was the inexhaustible charm the rose and fell, the jingle of it. high and a white house, the king's daughter, the golden girl. tom came out of the house read the bottle in a towel followed by daisy and jordan wearing small tight hats of metallic law and carrying li

so small it was called the marion pebble. but she doesn't have to learn how to do it. she already knows. he can hit the ground running. when warren harding checks into the sanitarium. harding has physical problems. they both have physical problems. they should never go to the white house. she has nephritis. she is laid up dying. it is horrible. the pain she is in. they say in one of these things, it is so intense she is digging her hands in and making a fist, and he goes in so deep and the nails cause her to bleed. the intensity of the pain. >> this is interesting. she was a believer in this french psychologist. mind over matter. she read his book. she was determined to get better. >> she was a great writer. that was one of her great requests. >> harding is a horseman. they both love animals. they hate any cruelty to them. thee learned about president's great illness. the closing down of the white house during the last year. they put sheep on the light -- white house lawn to suggest austerity during the war. cap people off of the lawn. the first thing that the hardings

adam: we have covered scottsdale, pebble beach, we will give you a sneak peek of what you might wantryl: take a look at the dow. possibly snapping a succession winning streak today. now we are in the positive. lauren simonetti at the new york stock exchange. lauren: the dow trying to make it seven days of gains and we will see if we get the 51st record close this year. when the market closes. the nasdaq to the downside, yes and being barely positive right now. the sectors are pretty mixed. up substantially today. a lot of the retailers that led the market higher like urban outfitters, best buy, they have down arrows today. the vix index has been down for days in a row, trending higher today. back to you. cheryl: thank you so much. stocks may be taking a breather today, up about eight points. after the biggest gain since the 1990s, are stocks still the place to be in 2014? adam: joining us now, financial services president and asset management chief investment officer. you are high-yield guy coming are not heading on stocks for the new year, but high-yield bonds have not been in high

so now the people are sort of familiar with them we have seen pebble become a little bit more mainstreamem, you know, one by people on the street which is always something of a sign that something is getting popular when you start seeing it out in the wild. but i definitely think that 2014 will be a big year for where rebels, and not just on the wrist, not only are we going to see the iphone five as with the ms seven coprocessor the real stars seem developers and application makers really start to kind of let it loose a little bit in terms of what that can do for people who use an iphone five yes. we will also be seeing even crazier where rebels as some people are not familiar with. glass is a big deal right now. it has been a big deal in the tech community, but it is starting to bleed out into the mainstream. my dad asked me about it, which is always a sign that something is going to be bigger than you normally would expected to be. and also, even sony is getting into the game. a little while ago we some patents for smart ways which is completely bonkers and just great. i think, you kno

obviously, the phone on the wrist and the smart watches like the pebble, the samsung galaxy and rumors of the iphone watch. but you've got crazy things coming out, like microsoft has just developed a bra for women to help them sense when they're nervous and might want to start bing eating, which strange in its own way, but you're going to see a proliferation of these devices and i think as quickly as they come on the market, you're going to see a quick shakeout, as well, as consumers say that's useful, maybe that not so much. but look for a proliferation of watches and those type of devices over the next year. >> neal, thanks for that. my wearable device called an ear piece is telling me we've run out of time for this interview. i wanted to ask you about cars. stick around. because postally the line will stay up because with the much loved vw van set to become a thing of the past, we've been asking what car or van are you nostalgic about? maybe it was the first one you ever drove or the one that you've always wanted but you couldn't buy. get in touch with us, world would it@cnbc.com. w

i've used the pebble. i don't need it. i like my ewc just fine.ack to the point about everybody's worried about low end phones, but if you go to china and you have an iphone, you're considered wealthy. and that's what they care about. they want to be like americans and they want to have things that display wealth. the high end in china is growing incredibly fast. >> it's a very small piece of the overall market. >> it's growing very rapidly. you got about a billion people. >> one to two is a big growth rate, but unfortunately that's not where the mass market is going to be. it's sub-200 phones. >> what would have to happen for you to change your mind? >> you'd have to actually have market share to gain and unfortunately qualcomm's topped out. >> thank you, guys. appreciate it. >> thank you, guys, have a good weekend. >> heading to the close, 30 minutes left in the trading session. the dow subpoena 50 points. i didn't notice the trading range today. >> feels like we're adding a point every couple of minutes. how the fracking boom will affect oil ne

house, and if it looked across the river and the plane to the mountains in the bed of the group over pebbles and boulders, dry and white in this and. the water was clear is what the movie blue in the channels. troops by the house and down the road in the dust they raised hundred elites of the trees. the trunk of the trees were too dusty and the leaves fell early that year and we saw troops marching along the road and the dust rising in the leaves stirred by debris is falling and the soldiers marching. and afterward the road bare and white except for the leafs. the plane was rich with crops. the were many orchards of fruit trees and beyond the plane the mountains were brown and bare. there was fighting in the mountains, and that night we could see the flashes from the artillery. in the dark, it was like summer lightning but the knights were cool and there was not the feeling of a storm coming. sometime in the dark we are to troops marching under the window as the guns passed ball in the motorcars. there was much traffic at night and many mules on the roads and boxes of ammunition on each side