pierce.read it right that time. he got through the first tackle, broke it and got extra yards. these running backs for the ravens must get extra yards after contact and make somebody iss to get a big play. jim: flacco has a man. looks like he has another first. torrey smith >> i think they spotted it just shy. 71 wins since 2008. that is regular and post. that is the best. of course brady and manning during that span and in there both missed a season of football. phil: he has been consistent. we talked about it so many times. extremely underrated. tough situation for him this year with this offense skill wise they are not as good as last year and it hurts the quarterback. jim: they did get the first down to smith. now they run it with pierce. and that is no gain. we have another update coming out of our studios in new york. james: carolina clinches the south with the win. shannon: the falcons are not cooperating. 7-0 falcons on top of the panthers. james: basketball yesterday and football tod

he's going to give a piercing. not a big deal to most of the world but of course they're not going to do it the normal way. he is going to get a nail piercing in his ear. he's going to kneel down, put his ear on a board -- >> that nail is enormous. >> there's a stake. >> there's no alcohol, no sterile environment here. they look like they're in a junk yard covered with germs. >> here goes the hammer. >> two, one! >> oh, my god! >> it's not in yet. >> ah, ah! >> that could have gone into his jaw. look how close that is. >> and he's singing as he's hammering the nail into the ear. >> get me another one, we'll do the other ear. >> put it in his other ear. [ screaming ] >> which is in, hammering it in or cleaning it out? >> oh, my gosh! >> so they pull him out and look at the blood dripping. >> he didn't even flinch. he didn't cry. he was cutting his nails. >> that's going to do it for us >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman and it's time for the best videos from the web "right this minute." >>> a great blue herron has

the picture on the left is pierce street along ida b school. the busses there seem to think it's okay to stop and block traffic. the busses here have stopped and you can see people crossing the street. there's really no place for the busses to park legally at alamo square right now and some of the hop on hop off busses have returned since we did our data collection in june so some of those double decker busses are back. so we have two proposals for your consideration today. option 1 is the request from the alamo square neighborhood association that all streets within that shaded area be restricted to commercial vehicles with 9 or more seats with the exception of employer busses, the neighborhood association does not want to prohibit the google type busses from operating in the neighborhood, and also relocating the tour bus loading zone which is currently on fell west of divisadero to fell street just east of pierce street. so all the east-west streets and all the north-south streets within the shaded area would be restricted to tour busses. som

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referees said that pierce made excessive and unnecessary contact. >>> the nfl gets thanksgiving so the gets christmas. the bulls will be in nyc to play the nets followed by the oklahoma city thunder and big apple to play the knicks. the big game of the day will p the match-up of miami heat and the lakers in l.a. you can round out your evening with a texas match-up of the rockets and spurs followed by the l.a. clippers against the warriors. >>> santa is just as athletic as some of our best athletes. a group of santas hitting the surf in florida and in d.c. every member of santa's building and delivery team strapped on some skis, water skis, that is, for the 28th annual santa's ski on the potomac river. the water was nice and warm for the north polers. a balmy 42 degrees, of course. ♪ >>> and all of the wisconsin badger sports teams got together to wish fans happy holidays. they showed off their bucky badger pride with some serious dance moves. everybody loves the worm, don't they? >>> just ahead, what's new at the box office on this christmas day and how celebrities are spreading holida

. >> pierce sticks around. now, five years on from the beginning of the financial crisis, the eu might be on the verge of how to deal with troubled banks. a resolution fund is going to be created, but it's going to take a decade to do it. and it will take 55 billion euros, which doesn't seem like an awful lot of money be paid for by the banks themselves. make up of national authorities or make recommendations on how to wind up a bank. julia caught up with the speedish finance minister who says he's still pretty concerned about the compromise involved. >> it will be give a broad based boost to the recovery in the european economy. this is a banking union and it's good that we are very close toon agreement and that is a positive sign. but the complexity is clear. >> even in terms of deciding how quickly we can wind down a bank, do you think that would be able to achieve that in your view? >> it will involve a lot of people and a lot of meetings. i think this is a very complex process. that is a major drawback, i

. >>> brooklyn nets forward paul pierce has been fined $15,000 for a hard foul on pacers point guard george hill during monday's game. pierce made excessive and unnecessary contact. >>> the nfl gets thanks giving that means the nba gets christmas. first up, bills will be in nyc to play the nets followed about it oklahoma is they thunder and the big game of the day will be the matchup of the miami heat and lakers in l.a. you can round out your christmas evening with the texas matchup of the rockets and spurs followed by the l.a. clippers against the warriors. >>> apparently santa is just as athletic as some of our best athletes. here's proof that santa is hitting the surf in florida. in d.c., every member of santa's gift building and delivering team strapped on some skis, water ski that's is, for the santa ski on the potomac river. the wasser was nice and warm for the north polers. a balmy 42 degrees. ♪ jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rock ♪ >> and all of the wisconsin badgers sports teams got together to wish fans happy holidays. they showed off their pride with some serious danc

the referee said that pierce made excessive and unnecessary contact. the nfl gets thanks giving that means the nba gets christmas. first up, the bulls will be in nyc to play the nets followed by the oklahoma city thunder. also in the big april toll play the knicks. the big game today will be a matchup of miami heat and the lakers in l.a. and you can round out your christmas evening with a texas matchup of rockets and spurs followed by the l.a. clippers an warriors. >>> apparently santa is just as athletic as some of our best athletes. here's proof that santa hitting the sufrn in florida. and in d.c., every member of santa's gift building and delivery team strapped on some skis, water skis, that is, for the 28th annual ski on the potomac river. the water was nice and warm for the north pollers. a balmy 42 degrees. ♪ jingle bells jingle bell rock ♪ >> and all of the wisconsin teams got together to wish fans happy poll days. they showed off their badger pride with serious dance moves. >> a critical repair to the international space station, going to tell

paul pierce led them. season high 27 points for him. two-point gain.ow wizards getting the ball inside. nice layup. gives the neem a little breathing room. final 1:00 now. nets down five. drive, shoots, blocked by john wall. great defensive play. and that steals it. wizards win, 113-107. coach randy wittman liking what he sees. >> you know, i thought tonight was as good a game we've played in a long time from start to finish. i just thought our guys, through every run brooklyn made, we kept really good composure, we kept good execution. we had just a lot of really good play. >> it's all good, i guess. wizards take on the celtics on saturday, redskins host the cowboy on sunday. for fans of the burgundy and gold this is it. the last chance to see fletcher play at fedex field. fletcher announcing his retirement at the end of this season, says he's 99% sure. just leaving 1% chance it's open. nobody has done more with less than fletcher. at 5'10", 245 pounds, he's underzine size but never underestimated. not anymore. not after becoming one of the more durab

contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between jean paul and ann balajadia, the owners of 64 pierce street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. item number 11, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between karli sager and jason monberg, the owners of 56 potomac street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. item number 12, resolution approving a mills act historical property contract, under administrative code, chapter 71, between adam wilson and quyen nguyen, the owners of 66 potomac street, and the city and county of san francisco; and authorizing the planning director and assessor to execute the mills act historical property contract ~. >> okay, thank you very much. i know we have some opening comments from supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman. today before us are 11 mills act contracts

i'm the chief financial officer of pierce county alliance., yes, i'm one of those ones who bought stock. >> pierce county commissioners didn't like the sound of that, and they didn't like the results of the county auditor's report. 40 addicts from drug court had been treated with prometa. after 14 months, 57% were clean. but the auditors said that that was no better than the usual therapies. after spending nearly a quarter of a million dollars on prometa, the commissioners pulled the funding. you know, there are some eminent scientists in this field who know the biology of addiction, and they look at the prometa drug protocol and they say, "we can't see how this works." >> i don't care how it works. but i know it does work. that's the bottom line. the alternative is a hopeless life on dope living in my truck. >> terren peizer has commissioned four more studies, betting his company and $150 million that the medicine will catch up with his marketing. depending on who you talk to, you're either a revolutionary or a snake oil salesman. >> let the

that thing pierced his tongue.got to hurt. >> i was expecting a good thump to the side of the head. >> or a broken nose. >> we've never seen this. >> i like one of the commenters on the blog wrote, "i call this a hole in tongue." >> that's going to do it for us on "right this minute." we're going to leave you with vh-1's number one video, it's "blurred lines" by robin thicke. ♪ i know you want it, you're a good girl ♪ can't let it get past me, it's the third time ♪ i know you want it, i know you want it ♪ i know you want it, but you're >> bunions are a bummer but is the surgery worse? >> i'm going to faint. "the y on dr. oz, people's court" judge marilyn milian. from the painful procedures to the difficult recovery. >> i guess you're never prepared for the aftermath. >> was it worth it? >> coming up next on "dr. oz." [applause] dr. oz: a painful and often crippling condition that's going to affect more than half of you at some point i

jeff pierce talks to a woman that was keeping family tradition alive by giving back to those left out in the cold. >> don't move, i think i remember where the bag is. this is great. >> for 16 years, lana has been giving out coats to people on the street in san francisco's tenderloin. >> i have jackets and coats for men. i have them. >> reporter: it began one night near christmas, when she and her son, tony, left a dinner at a restaurant in san francisco and tony was without his jacket. >> what do you do, you forgot an $800 jacket. i gave it to a guy. he said he was cold. >> the next day, tony woke up and came in the kitchen. and he said mom, we have to go clothe the people in san francisco. that's when it started. >> reporter: lana lost her son, tony, six years ago and continues the tradition of giving coats that she collects to people living on the streets of san francisco. >> it was very, very important to tony that we lifted everybody's eyes when we handed them the jacket. we didn't dump them at a shelter. >> i have lots of jackets for you. >> i'm happy and grateful for another jac

that thing pierced his tongue.got to hurt. >> i was expecting a good thump to the side of the head. >> or a broken nose. >> we've never seen this. >> i like one of the commenters on the blog wrote, "i call this a hole in tongue." >> that's going to do it for us on "right this minute." we're going to leave you with vh-1's number one video, it's "blurred lines" by robin thicke. ♪ i know you want it, you're a good girl ♪ can't let it get past me, it's the third time ♪ i know you want it, i know you want it ♪ i know you want it, but you're to those whoworried...... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 1-800-752-6631. >>> lye from new york city city, it's "wendy williams." today, rachel maddow gives wendy her take of today's headlines, plus

paul pierce will be the truth. name for will be the him in spike lee's movie. >> that will take up a lot of space. >> d.c. children will stay warm they should the generosity of local firefighters. the international association of , 36 needyrs local 36 general -- needy children. >> that is beautiful. some of the codes will not be needed in the next few days. >> we are getting a break from the cold weather. we are going to climb into 50 degrees with mostly sunny skies. that is just the beginning. by sunday. cold and dry for tuesday and wednesday. >> abc world news is coming up next.

so you can put up walls, and then there will be new technologies that can pierce those walls or get aroundhem. so i certainly think there are walls that will be put up. and the different companies have put up walls of different so if you think about google and more recently twitter, they have put on technical -- technology called perfect forward secrecy. so the companies themselves haven't completely sort of put up the highest possible walls, because it is expensive. so they are basically checking it out to see how far they can go without having to incur a whole lot of expense. the nsa or the government can always go to other places. they can go to telecom companies or go to wireless locations. >> chris that's the technological state of play, what about the parallel track of the legal world? there must be a response to what is going on in this matter. >> i'm a technologist and what we just heard isn't necessarily true. yahoo has just announced they will be securing their customer's information in january of next year -- >> wait a minute, any security at all -- is that like an relative term

. >> reporter: northwest will be led on the field by mark pierce, the sophomore quarterback born thed. >> i'm 15 years old. it's just a number of. >> reporter: pierce's brothers went to northwest and he was a ball boy for the team. >> i've been around the program a lot of times. i've seen the ups and the downs. it's good to be part of the program, be a leader on the team, really pick this program back up to where it used to be. >> reporter: these players hope to leave a legacy of winning for future generations of northwest student athletes. in montgomery county diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >> the jags will have their hands full. the suitland rams from prince george's county will be standing on the other side, highlights tonight at 11:00. >>> the first alert weather team declared today a yellow alert, but get ready to see some red and white this weekend. >> cheap topper shutt in the weather center with more on what that really means. >> this is kind of on our radar since monday now. it has not wavered at all. we talked about the computer models being emphatic, well, they are. let's st

and jeff pierce made the climb to show us the dusting. and it fails to attract from people below. and that lack meant they could experience sol tout. and the if only for a few hundred yards. the encrusted foilage. and should good for tune be with the illusion. for those who rely on the first snow fall to mark the passage of i'm, autumn is soon to be behind us. >>> another family is homeless after a fire. it was caused by ashes. no one was hurt but the front of the home sustained damage. the blaze caused 65,000 officials want residents to place them in a covered container away from the home. and a big game kicks off. and officers will be in attendance. you will not recognize them. >> security is so tight that a day before they square off the media is being turned away. >> this is what they do not want to happen. this is what broke out last season. and fans need to keep their hands to themselves and make sure that happens to what has been done there it is the niners games or the giants games, officers will pose as fans. they will be dressed in seahawks gear and the chief said there

on march 21, 1960, in sharpeville, the peaceful civil rights movement was pierced with bullets. ( gunfireter cronkite reported. >> police mounted on tanks opened fire. 69 natives were killed, 176 wounded. most of the victims were shot in the back. >> teichner: it was against this blood-red backdrop that nelson mandela took up arms. >> it is useless and futile for us to continue talking peace and non-violence against a government whose reply is only savage attacks. >> teichner: when the a.n.c. became a more radical movement, nelson mandela became a fugitive, and, in 1962, would be arrested in the johannesburg suburb of rivonia. he was charged with attempting to violently overthrow the government. what unfolded was a crucible known as "the rivonia trial." the climax of the rivonia trial was nelson mandela's speech from the dock. >> it's one of the great political statements, i think, in human history. >> teichner: mandela was sentenced to life in prison. he was sent here to robben island, the alcatraz of south africa. >> this is where we broke stones using four-pound hammers, seated on slab

and so i think that it's probably something i try to emulate from an, plus fitness pierced and i, ma'am. >> following up on footnotes, could you address what is the process that you follow to undertake some another scope? you just dive into the 17 tens of the archives? how do you keep track of what you are finding in the archives and have you committed on paper? >> this crowd really wants to hear about my process i'm sure. 17,000 tons. well, i'll be very sustained. i don't just dive in. that would be a prescription for wandering into the woods and never wondering now. my process is to set a date certain when i will stop researching. and i can fix that date because the contract tells me with a manuscript is due. and i can count backwards and they know roughly how long it will take me to write and i know roughly how long it will take me to outline the research i've gotten that leaves me with x amount of months to do the research and then i try to be smart about where and doing the research. so when my case, i spent a lot of time at the national archives, library of congress and carl, penn

that means pierce will miss his first meeting when brooklyn hosts thebast celtics. i am jessica taff. >> we will talk to you a little later. thanks. >>> next, out of control, sunday's deadly derailment and what it may say about america's rails. plus, drone delivery, amazon's promise for the future. will the it really happen? and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> welcome back to al jazeeras america on this monday, december 2nd, 2013, i am john siegenthaler seeing in new york. some the top stories, america spent holiday dollars often monday on what may be the easiest he ecommerce day of the year the most important shopping day of the season? the obama administration promised an improved healthcare wen sight in november. reviews are mixed. some are having trouble signing up. insurers say they are not getting the information they need. live pictures from bangkok. protesters have wished through police barricades and made it to the prime minis

for a scaled down event which often featured lackluster races and haggling over the renovation of pierce. >> we suffered from the lack of experience and confidence of what the event can do. now we have the learns. >> reporter: the mayor said this letter to the event authority offering with great enthusiasm guided by the lessons learned to host the event again. but the city wants a more consistent race schedule and spectator space centralized along piers 27 and 29 so fans can watch the crews work. >> we are looking at hosting an event rather than doing a real estate transaction. big huge change from what had occurred a few years ago. >> critics of the last cup say they welcome it back if it costs taxpayers nothing. >> the water park is a special place. i think it is something that people should pay for the privilege to use rather than us pay for the privilege to let them use it. >> reporter: the mayor also told us he expects negotiations between the city and the event authority to go two to three months. it is unclear when a decision could be announced. the goal is to bring the race back

pierce, changed a country, continent, a world, not bad for 59 years.o my high school years when they were trying to get all the major conglomerates >> everyone has their own sort of memories of nelson mandela. we'll have more on this on "morning joe" which starts right now. ♪ ordinary love >> i build a society in which all both black and white can walk tall without any fear in their hearts. assured of their right to human dignity, a rainbow nation at

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their sharp fangs piercing necks in a blood lust ritual. it's what most people think of when you say vampire. but in 2013 there's a new meaning. in hollywood blood is beauty and some of the biggest stars are hungry for it. the vampire facelift. >> this area around here. >> reporter: you are looking at the first moments of this new cosmetic procedure in the medical office of dr. charles tellacouture and while it may be cutting edge not a single knife is used, no cutting, no stitches, no pulling. the doctor begins by drawing the patient's blood and then using a centrifuge spins the blood to separate it. >> it helps stimulate collagen for skin renewal. >> reporter: after the blood is separated, the patient's face is numbed and the plasma rich portion of the blood is injected into the face. >> a little bit there, too. you really want to raise that area. see how we got really good angulation? we're trying to get the same thing. >> reporter: tabitha wanted to reduce the hollows under her eyes, the fine lines under her lips and wanted a fuller loo

i think that i wouldn't move it up to fell and pierce because i used to be a school teacher out at ocean beach and we had a lot of tour busses going by the beach. parents at the school were really worried when a tour bus would come flying down the street when their kids were out in front of the school. it's not the best vantage point if you are coming up fell from downtown and thirst a tour bus in your right lane. it's already set up, as far as i'm concerned, i'm there every day, it seems to be working. i'll just keep it at that. thanks for your time. >> next speaker, please. >> christian rossin, sue valentine. >> good afternoon. >> thanks for your time. so, like my business partner says, we have one of our 3 stores at 505 divisadero a which is on fell street. there's some concerns did he beginning saying busses weren't close enough to the curb, that's going to be an issue the same way with both options. there's going to be those issues. there's a lot of danger for cars coming up and over fell and suddenly there's busses, there's going to be some accidents, trust me right now. the small

he is against our allies even though my team over to nietzsche that is i'm trying hard not to pierce into tears . this is the happiest moment of my entire money . here are my three hundred duty called his ear off or see the final cut of the moments. this constant in local projects. they tried to work via wait out to rescind the snowman. someone who is unbeaten on cold days to strengthen ties among the people in competing theories. amour. when people in each region get together to work for the contest. it improves security on all of us. so the country will be unique to this. by the end of this. so he decides to take critiquing i hope that i didn't he just reached over to him. she just needs to compete because she was to wean i knew the risks to us the areas in but i'd like to take a little sticky. being a working television on radio antenna that. people join we've got a good sport. some contestants. i even think it's time once he meets on the acoustics. along with new signing will croak on turn you into his own wonderful cd to a wider audience of time my mom to continually skeins of c

his career as a bright young star of the british stage but the world came to know him with those piercing blue eyes in "lawrence of arabia" where he played the british officer in world war i, landing o'toole an oscar nomination as best actor in 1962. >> you look great. >> nine centuries ago. >> time to be great again. >> reporter: o'toole was good again and again winning seven more oscar nominations including for his 1960s roles. goodbye mr. chips. >> you all hated me for this but i am very particular. >> reporter: he held a dubious record. the most oscar nominations without ever winning one until an honorary award in 2003. >> he did point out that he was the son of a book maker, the guy who bet on race horses. and i think he sort of appreciated the irony in his own lifetime, peter o'toole was never a sure thing. >> reporter: he was known for his krousing and heavy drinking. he gave up drinking after a bout of pancreatitis almost killed him. tonight film and theatergoers in london's west end were saddened by the news. >> it is a sad loss in the film industry and as an actor. he was so ren

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militant group said they did it cairo based journalist here i mean says egypt efforts to stamp out pierce the mist will drag a country into more serious on. the world this is a new as can nation in the long running feud between the security of the state and the muslim brotherhood won't lead trying to achieve is to crush these traumas all together and to leave any room any space for that group to enter into political life again but they seem more defined than never they've already called for protests on friday saying that the coup is the real terrorism here and they feel. this is a return to plead january twenty seventh the return of the police state repressive measures being taken. over measures taken to silence any form of dissent so i expect more violence more bloodshed and it's a vicious cycle. in some other world news a police officer has been killed and sixty people injured as anti-government protesters battled security forces in bangkok for a second day at least fired tear gas and rubber bullets after demonstrators besieged the registration center in a bid to halt upcoming elections