we see porter come out of the back seat, he was able to roll the windows down.hat was a malfunction. got his cuffs on, got his hands in front of him and stole the police cruiser. when i first told you this he was still at large. not any more. according to the white settlement police department, had they got a tip and they arrested 41-year-old darren douglas porter on wednesday at a business near ft. worth. the white settlement police department has gone throughnd checked all the windows in the back seats of all tir cruisersno not work. this won't happen again. >> i bet porter checked the second he was in the back of the patrol car again. >> he cooperated with authorities this time around and is in city jail being held on $225,000 bond as well as facing felony theft and escape in addition to the original charges of burglary of the nearby storep. . >>> santa. >> oh. >> these lady activists are back. this time they try to break into the ukrainian parliament and, of course, in true femen fashion they were basically topless. >> and it's cold. >> they're calling this

porter says he got lucky. it did go nto the wrong hands put i got it back and its --3 getting destroyed now. and now he as a little more cash in hhs pocket. 75. all right. thaak you. but buubacks can get pricey wwthhshrrnking city budgets, despite renewwd & interest. for now, prrvate donations areeavailable. but pecedess many wonder whether people will contiiue to confront issues surrounning fireaams in their communities. - david ariosto,,cnn, nee york. 3 well a one-day 3&ppngeles ended up bringing morr than 2-thousand guns off tte streets including a rockett 3 3 not one but two rocket launchers were handee -3 over to police this week. the launchers were u-ss 3 illegal. luckily there were no rrckets inside. & all the tems weeee all exchanged for giff cards. but while this may peem surprising to some... l-a police sayyit's nnthing ttey haven't seen beforee 3 there's way too many weapons that arr out there on the streetss the types f weaponn that broughh in, 75 ssault rifles the other day,,not to meetion the two

when do you buy apple back, porter? i mean, when does the buy siren go off for you? you said you're going to do it at some point. >> i think apple right now is a steal. i think that 2013, you're going to see them scraping $700 again. >> porter, what's the catalyst to get it to $700? >> well, what people forget about apple, everybody looks at innovation. what are the new products that tim cook is going to break onto the world? they own the whole distribution channel. they don't have a middle-man retailer. they have the best distribution system in the world, and their margins are terrific. sure, their margins will go down because they invented a category with the tablet. and they're going to be competitors. but nobody's created a product yet that can come close to touching the ipad. >> porter, i always enjoy our conversations. we'll have you back soon. >> great. thank you. >> you be well. >>> gold losing luster today, dropping sharply post-fed. so what does the latest round of qe really mean for the yellow metal? let's go to jackie deangelis. >> the headline in the pit

. >> william porter says he is done with guns.y school shooting in nearby newtown, connecticut, struck a nerve. >> my wife cried. i was shopping, and we heard it while we were in the store. and she cried. you know, it's wrong. >> how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> porter is turning over his handgun to police in connecticut's most populous city part of bridgeport's largest gun buyback ever. and part of $100,000 donations, police are taking the guns no questions asked. >> every gun we take in is one less gun that has a potential to kill our children. >> more than 100 guns have been collected in each of the first two days and are expected to be melted down. but with millions more scattered across the u.s., can buybacks like this one make a dent? >> these guns could've created victims. and we know that if we can reduce the number of weapons that are available through breaking into people's houses and grabbing guns, we are a safer society. >> bridgeport's police chief says an attempt to organize a similar gun buyback failed last year d

they not waiting but even so, barbara porter is worried. >> and they also have a little brother that is still in russia and we feel our efforts to locate him might be hampered by this mill bill and we're told by the people arranging the trip fors that you it might be tough to take them back right now and that americans who adopted russians may not be welcome. >> reporter: beth parker, fox 5 news, virginia. >>> and falling temperatures tonight. fox 5s tucker barnes is up next and what the rest of the weekend holds, tuck. >> a lot of wind in the forecast and that is gusting 35 miles an hour and that is a windy sunsunday. all of the details are coming up. the redskins weather forecast, and of course, we have some big holiday celebration monday night. after the break.  . >>> welcome back. after a little bit of snow early today, we got breeze and, guess what, we're cold overnight. breezy and cold here to stay and particularly tonight and tomorrow and this is some current temperatures. i'm going to show you the windchill here. 37 in atlantic town; 41, annapolis and temperatu

. >> for porter, a gun locked safely in his home ended up in the hands of his foster child, who handed it to a gay member. >> -- gang member. >> if they did something with that gun, it falls back on me. i am 53 years old without a criminal record. >> the police said that as out even legal guns can pose a danger. >> i don't know that we can disarm every bad guy but we are taking away the possibility taking away the chance for a bad guy to get another gun. >> porter says he got lucky. >> i got it back. it is getting this right now. >> now he has more cash in his pocket. >> thank you. >> gun buybacks can be pricey. for now, private donations are available, but as the memory of many wonder if people continue to confront issues surrounding firearms in their communities. >> it is not everyday that you hear about a snow plow being stolen, but that is what happened in massachusetts. >> a snow plow was stolen driven away, later returned. massachusetts police are investigating. surveillance cameras show the snow plow being taken thursday night. the next day it was found in a parking lot. >> it l

auto porter adding to that. 16 points, 13 boards for porter. later in the half, au on the break. hoyas off and running. quarter. the alley-oop. georgetown wraps up the none conference schedule with a win. >> i'm happy with why we are. you say okay after 11 games you're going to be 10-1. will you take that? i'll take that. none of us in that locker room are sitting with our heads in the sand saying we're playing perfect basketball. none of us -- we all realize that will tl are so many areas of the game, every aspect of the game that we can get better at. i don't think -- i don't think the start of conference play is going to be any issue with these guys being ready to play at all. >> the hoyas are off for two weeks. george mason travels to richmond to take on the spiders in the governor's holiday hoops classic. the patriots didn't go down there today to suffer another loss:check it out. paul hewitt and patriots at the richmond coliseum hoping to snap the spider's five-game win streak. richmond led most of the way. only up one. corey edwards misses a floater. under 30 seconds left,

. >> reporter: william porter says he is done with guns. the elementary school shooting in nearby newtown, connecticut struck a nerve. >> my wife cried. we were out shopping. and we heard it while we were in the store. and she cried. you know? it's wrong. >> okay. how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> reporter: porter is turning over his handgun to police in connecticut's most popular city. part of bridgeport's largest gun buyback ever. and with well over $100,000 in private donations, police are taking the weapons, no questions asked. >> i know that every gun we take in is one less gun that has a potential to kill our children. >> reporter: more than 100 guns have been collected in each of the first two days, and are expected to be melted down. but with millions more scattered across the u.s., can buybacks like this one make a dent? >> these guns could have created victims. and we know that if we can reduce the number of weapons that are available through breaking into people's houses and grabbing guns, we are a safer society. >> reporter: br

porter from behind the arc lets it go and he sinks it. the three-ball from the wing. 16 points and 13 boards for porter. au on the break. austin carroll the three, the miss. hoyas off and running. the alley-oop, georgetown wraps up their nonconference schedule with their seventh win in a row, 65-48. >>> george mason down to richmond taking on the spiders in the governor's holiday hoops classic. richmond led most of the way. under 2:00 to go we pick it up. only up one, it's cory edwards with the floater. missed it and the put-back. patriots take their first lead of the game here 63-62. under 30 left. derrick williams can't make the three but cedric lindsay throws up a shot as he's falling down. it falls in and ties it at 64. 5.8 off the inbounds. edwards has got it, he's going to try to make something happen. he sees wright spotting up. three-pointer at the buzzer. he nails it! 22 points for wright. none bigger than that one. what a thriller. 67-64 the final. >>> game two of the governor's holiday hoops classic, old kmin 81 taking on uva.

r >> reporter: william porter said he's done with guns.lementary school shooting in nearby newtown, connecticut, struck a nerve. >> my wife cried. we were out shopping, and we heard it in the store. she cried. you know, it's wrong. >> okay. how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> reporter: porter is turning over his handgun to police in kondz's most populous city, pat of bridgeport's largest gun buy-back ever. with well over $100,000 in private donations, police are taking the weapons no questions asked. >> i know that every gun we take in is one less gun that has the potential to kill our children. >> more than 100 guns have been collected in each of the first two days and are expected to be melted down. with millions more scattered across the u.s., can buy-backs like this one make a dent? >> these guns could have created victims, and we know that if we can reduce the number of weapons that are available through breaking into people's houses and grabbing guns, we are a safer society. >> bridgeport's police chief says an attempt to organize a s

what were you saying, porter? >> the interesting thing about this transaction is no price or terms were mentioned. the deal could actually be pretty close to the market cap of netflix, which is $4.8 billion today. >> i see. julia, go ahead. >> maria, i think a key thing to point out here is that netflix is now getting movie content in the same window as premium cable chabls used to get it. we're talking about hbo, showtime, stars. those were the three channels that had exclusive access to premium movies seven to nine months after they were in theaters. now that's going to netflix. it shows netflix competing on the same level as an hbo. for disney, my sources tell me disney will be bringing in more revenue from this deal than it did with its deal with starz. as to how much that is, maybe somewhere in the range of $300 million a year. there is no official estimate there. >> j.r., what do you think? in terms of looking at this deal, are both parties winners here? >> well, i think it's good for netflix in that a lot o

because darin douglas porter abandons this car later at an apartment complex, and it's still at largegot away? >> yes. >> no way. >> why can they not find this guy? >> keep in mind. he's driving this with his hands cuffed. >> most of us can drive with one hand. so maybe he just keeps his wrists together -- >> can you go like in? pretty difficult. police say the chances of finding him are "very good" facing felony theft, in addition to the initial burglary. >> what happened? >> when they got the cars from the dealership they were told the back windows were disabled. obviously they just didn't check, because they surely were working in this video. now police are going to, maybe, do a double check of all the back windows in the rest of their cruisers. >> yeah. right. >> there's going to be a memo coming out on this. >>> a heavy snowstorm hit croatia over the weekend, and i have some time lapse footage of just how much snow accumulation there was. you can see the dirt. you can see some grass, some plants, and there's a ruler there. his is, of course, in centimeters, but watch as the snow

porter, let's start with a new york post headline. love to read "the new york post." >> you can't live without the post. >> you can't live without the post. it says that instagram, which was bought by facebook for a billion earlier this year, has lost nearly 1/4 of its users because of privacy concerns. two questions here, number one, was that instagram deal a good one for facebook and, number two, do you think privacy is going to be a bigger issue for social media come 2013? >> well, i'll take the privacy issue first because that is already on the table with facebook and instagram. there were two class action suits last week launched in california against instagram for the breach of privacy, whether they announced that they were going to sell to advertisers the photographs that people posted on instagram. >> what were they thinking, porter? i mean, they've tried to back from that and say, well, it wasn't what it's being portrayed to be, but by any measure that's a bone headed move. >> oh, absolutely. and mark zuckerberg's own sister,

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they arrested darren douglas porter at an at tentique store burglary.ehow got his handcuffs in front of him and got out then rolled down the window even though they were supposed to be locked the windows. from there you see he was off in the squad car later found abandoned. a lieutenant explaining the over site. the back he was able to hit the back window roll down reach around and unlock the door from the outside. we believe they came from the dealership with those disconnected but they were not. >> porter is no stranger to police and the chances of finding him are very good. >> talks to avoid a fiscal cliff appeared to have hit the skids. the skicliff is tax hikes cominn january 1st. it could send us back into recession. president obama and congressional republicans blocking a deal to avoid an economic catastrophe. marco rubio addressing the public says it does nothing to solve the long-term problem of a ballooning national debt. >> tax increases will not solve our debt only economic growth will help control the debt. house republicans have a democrat

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they're not waiting but even so, barbara porter is worried. >> they also have a little brother that isstill in russia and we feel that our efforts to try to locate him and have a reunion with him might be hampered by this particular bill, and we have been told by the people arranging the trip for us that, you know, it might be tough to take them back right now. that americans who have adopted russians may not be welcome. >> reporter: in virginiava, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> >>> former president george h.w. bush is still in intensive care tonight. a spokesperson said he's improving. mr. bush has been in a houston hospital since november 23rd being treated for a cough related to bronchitis. he was moved to icu on sunday to be treated for a persistent fever. a family spokesperson said the former president is alert and in good spirits and this is a good sign. we're told he's singing with doctors and nurses. >>> reaction continues to come in tonight following the death of norman schwarzkopf. he died of complications from pneumonia yesterday and he commanded u.s. forces in the early '90s t

they would not be beating up the porters. this new low.y father is probably turning over his grave. i will point out this, though, it's minority i believe. i believe a lot of this stuff is unions themselves being desperate and shipping people in. i know a lot of union people. the last person they are going to take their ire out is fox news correspondent. >> at that point union leadership has to be nervous about michigan is the birthplace of the uaw. michigan represents unions. the fact that that state turned.... >> their worry should be about the economy. the economy is lousy. president promised shovel-ready jobs, and guess what, you got solyndra. what is fascinating about this, union leadership still blames republicans and conservatives, fox news when their real problem clearly is the fact that president obama basically with his stimulus package and this economy has sold them out. >> the violent actions are either in the minority or not. you basically all said that they are. therefore, it is the exception. when someone loses a political f

they would not be beating up the porters. this new low.ut this, though, it's minority i believe. i believe a lot of this stuff is unions themselves being desperate and shipping people in. i know a lot of union people. the last person they are going to take their ire out is fox news correspondent. >> at that point union leadership has to be nervous about michigan is the birthplace of the uaw. michigan represents unions. the fact that that state turned.... >> their worry should be about the economy. the economy is lousy. president promised shovel-ready jobs, and guess what, you got solyndra. what is fascinating about this, union leadership still blames republicans and conservatives, fox news when their real problem clearly is the fact that president obama basically with his stimulus package and this economy has sold them out. >> the violent actions are either in the minority or not. you basically all said that they are. therefore, it is the exception. when someone loses a political fight they protest. that is great thing about democracy. thr

they got this kid otto porter with 16. hoyas by 15 at the break.d half, back up to porter, throw it down! hoyas beating au 65-48. next up, big east play begins january 5th against marquette. >>> governor's holiday hoops classic, paul hewitt and richmond. trailing by 12, 7 1/2 to go, but 90 seconds to go, edwards missed, aldridge follows to give mason their first lead of the game, 63-62. 5 seconds to go, tied at 64-64. wright for three! oh, you bet ya! at the buzzer, game-high 22 for wright. mason comes all the way back to defeat richmond 67-64. >> very nice. >>> all eyes on calvin johnson last night, needed 182 yards to break a single receiving record, fourth quarter, there it is. c.j. with 225 yards, 11 catches, now has 1892 yards, only 108 to go to get to 2000. of course nobody had ever done what he did last night, nobody ever gotten to 2000. falcons win 31-18. i know you love adrian peterson for mvp. you got to talk about calvin johnson. >> i agree. he should be in the conversation. >> he should be. >> only won four games. >> kevin from kevin &

head of the antitrust practice group, a very distinguished proud firm based in washington, arnold & porter. and there he draws and his on his 35 years of experience in civil and criminal investigation to manage that work in the area of antitrust litigation, international cartel investigations, and merger and acquisition reviews. in an earlier chapter in his life, bill baer served over several periods at the f.t.c., rising from a trial attorney general during his first term there in 1975 to serve as assistant to the chairman, then assistant general counsel, and between 1995 and 1999 as director of the bureau of competition. but here's the point that i think really speaks to the fact that bill baer's nomination to head the antitrust division is nonpartisan and based on his extraordinary capabilities. his nomination has received a letter of support signed by 12 prior assistant attorney generals for the antitrust division of the department of justice who served between 1972 and 2011, and these, therefore, include people who've led the antitrust division from president nixon through president

they're not waiting, but even so barbara porter is worried. >> they also have a little brother that's still in russia and we feel that our efforts to try to locate him and have some kind of reunion with him might be hampered by this particular bill and we've been told by the people arranging the trim for us that it might be tough to take them back right now, that americans who have adopted russians may not be welcome. >> reporter: beth parker, fox 5 news. >>> coming up we'll take another look at the fiscal cliff and what it is going to take to get a deal done. our gop and democratic strategists are standing by to dive into that debate. >> and christmas is over, but the deals are still out there. you'll find out what is expected to drop in price as we head into the new year. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> back to our top story, we are just three days way from reaching the fiscal cliff -- away from reaching the fiscal cliff. this afternoon president obama held talks with congressional leaders at the white house. the president says he is hopeful a deal can be reached in order to av

. >> porter: oters who expected congress to watch over the >> so i think the tax issue and the job issue needs to be looked >> reporter: voters who expected congress to watch over the economy after the election are watching the fiscal cliff with growing alarm. >> it's going to mean a lot of problems, the job situation will actually get worse because then companies can't borrow money and if you can't borrow money, then you're gonna have problems with hiring employees and stuff like that. >> reporter: the holidays are usually times that bring filies together and many would like to see that happen at the national level as well. >> so i think the tax issue and the job issue needs to be looked at together and it shouldn't be divided among rich or middle class, or lower class it shouldn't be any class, it should be america coming together and right now in our house that's a big cause of debate. >> reporter: but washington isn't a source of optimism these days. >> if they make a deal it certainly won't be a good one, they'll say this is something we've got to get done and i don't think it's goi

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and one of our most compelling discussions was with harvard business school professor, michael porterwhose new project aims to help american companies compete on the global stage. >> michael porter still teaches, he's, like, iconic. but i'm, like, a little person. he's a big deal. so now i'm at the table with him. >> professor. >> this is, like, wow! >> you wept to harvard business school? i would have never guessed. >> i know. >> keep it low. keep it low. >> not that there's anything wrong. not that there's anything wrong. >> yeah. very good to have you. >> on u.s. competitiveness, where do you come down on this? >> well, gosh, i hate to be -- >> you're going to be debbie downer, aren't you? >> -- off cycle, but this issue is actually way down the list in terms of the problems facing the american economy. harvard business school took on, about a year ago, a major initiative to really take a deep look at the u.s. economy, how we were doing, how we could explain the problems we're facing with job generation and so forth. and frankly, we came to the very unhappy conclusion that the succ

porter crow. he was a g. eufpi. and later bea writing english professor down sou south. he had been bay i don't know netted and he told stories that were marvelous and it was from porter that i learned slip captains would allow the troops embark to play records on the p.a. system but one record most captains wouldn't allow is bing crosby singing "i will be home for christmas." host: the famous white christmas? guest: yes. host: i see you talked to andy rooney. guest: oh, yes. and these cameos. i called up mr. rooney's office about three years ago i think if the date is there. he got on and i said in a nutshell churchill hero, villain, clown. he said greatest man in the 20th century, hero. then he told a story of stumbling almost if he made a left turn that day he might have been crushed at the bottom of the underground escalator where the german bombs fell and he went on about taking missions, you know, in d-17's and -- b-17's and b-24's. i asked him with your colleagues dying around you every night british go out and every day the americans go out and some don't come ho

august said, i hate this cold porter so a played the album at a low volume and closed the window. when my curiousity about rose overwhelmed my common sense i investigated her living quarters i found her diaries and learned the secrets of her heart. searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people that don't care that he hated and despised? he actually might like the [inaudible] hated me english

. >>> doesn't otto porter look like lionel richie? my gosh. all night long. richardson. he got the 270 pounds up in the air and spiders up by 12 but furious rally. wright at the buzzer, game high 22. patriots knock off richmond 67- 64 wow. what great action. >>> matter of hours we're going to find out whether rg3 and rust go together. griffin musted last week's game in cleveland. this week he's hailed as being healed by the coaches and the doctors who say he is ready to go in time for a visit to the link. nothing like a tough nfc division east game to chew on when you desperately need a win. the eagles have had their wings clips but they're dangerous and griffin is taking care of himself too. don't get hurt man. >> one two, throw it out of bounds. i think that's a faulty approach to the game. but you know i get where everyone is coming from and i'll continue to protect myself and this latest injury. could have happened to anybody. you know i was getting down and it is what it is. and i have to move on from there. >> that's the redskins' story. over to the ravens now. ree

porter for argument. i'm adoptive parent myself and regardless of the foreign policy context i consider yesterday's amendments by the state jima excessive unreasonable cannibalistic if you will excuse me the people who adopted this know of telling us that we already have enough money to look after all friends in our country and we have plenty of aspiring adoptive parents for the tens of thousand other children not exactly true. it's absolutely not true prime minister medvedev said. programs. interested my personal experience for three years that our entire system is going to talk to the parents. or threaten my personal great. where we were confronted with the grading unlawful treatment for no particular reason i'm sorry for asking three questions instead of one i do hope some of my colleagues will ask specific questions regarding our judicial system i see blank you. are as yesterday's act is concerned i have already laid out my own i. agree with you first of all i would like to read. this is not about spe

porters to stage a nationwide protest to challenge the outcome of the first round of the referendum on the new islam is back to constitution they claim the vote was marred by widespread violations with rights groups calling for a rerun of saturday's poll results suggest fifty six percent of egyptians approve of the draft constitution which is supported by president morsi and the muslim brotherhood the opposition says the document is poorly drafted and turns a constitution into an islamist code the biggest opposition alliance the national salvation front has called on people to take to the streets to defend their freedoms ahead of the referendum second stage this saturday the group spokesman khaled is hoping the opposition's complaints won't remain unheard. right now we want the authorities the election commission to look into the violations and to decide by itself whether this is big enough in order to repeat the first round and in case we are going to go to the second round we want to make sure that is violations are not going to be repeated particularly in terms of the outcomes of th

was recently related as the country's leader has vowed to return quickly but he however urges the porters to baghran as well as vice president nicolas maduro should the disease force him to give up his presidential duties for relief from as the global economy is predicted to be on the verge of a fresh credit bubble max and stacey are here to put the planet on high alert don't miss the kaiser report in full at seven thirty am g.m.t. . max believe it or not after years of zero percent interest rates just as re predicted world risks fresh credit bubble switzerland's be i asked warrants asset prices across the world have risen to the heady levels not seen since the credit boom five years ago and maybe losing touch with economic reality yet again the bank for international settlements is war and that's exactly what i am as my top story i love when we're thinking exactly the same. week they see you. actually design the paper today this is exactly what we've been talking about the assets in question of. this would be sovereign bonds for example and the be i-s. which warned before the collapse of

training the canines have finally been allowed to get behind the wheel and yes, monty, jenny and porter, they get a little help from their handlers, i would hope so. on monday monty's driving it builts will be tested -- abilities will be tested live on new zealand television. >> but why? >> that's awesome though. >> i don't think that's right. >> leave them alone. >> would you let velvet? >> no he's not supposed to drive. he's a dog. be happy. >> no way. >> i'll get her behind the wheel. she's so tiny though. >> oscar would look at me ask say dude you're the driver -- and say dude. you're the driver, let's go. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]

porter, georgetown pulling away for their ninth straight. kristen berset with more. >> reporter: georgetown and american are two teams that are headed in opposite directions. the eagles have now lost three in a row while the hoyas are riding a seven game win streak. now, today's game ended as most expected, with georgetown dominating the d.c. neighbor. but both teams see there's a lot of work to be done, especially with conference play looming around the corner. >> we've been struggling. before this game, we've been struggling. so we've been really emphasizing improvement and not so much focus on the win/loss record but instead focusing on doing the things that can allow us to become a better team. >> none of us in that locker room are sitting there with our heads in the sand saying we're playing perfect basketball. we all realize there's so many areas of the game that we seem to get better at. >> we're 10-1. we just want to come back after the christmas break and keep it up, you know. continue to play good basketball. >> the hoyas can take

. >> reporter: next week after two months of training porter will attempt to drive a mini cooper alonepty track live on new zealand television. just months ago the idea of a dog driving was considered a joke, a gag subaru used to advertise cars. and remember those old "snl" bits? let's hope the new zealand dogs. >> look out! >> reporter: do better than the driving cat did. the motorist must were celebrated by gawker with the headline "dog drives man." buzzfeed noted finally, dogs who chase cars will have something to do once they catch them, and though david letterman didn't even need to make a joke to get a laugh. >> honest to god. >> yeah. >> isn't that -- >> reporter: he nevertheless did the top ten signs your dog is a bad driver. >> crosses four lanes of traffic to go after a squirrel. oh, no. >> reporter: online posters imagine the future, i see dogs in cars cutting me off and then flipping meet paw. look, i know you have a dog

this video believe that believing that shirley made these statements under extreme pressure were porters without borders as well as amnesty international and other non-governmental organizations have demanded from the free syrian army and the syrian national coalition that she be immediately released they have said this is the first taste of the newly widely recognized government at the same time the same rebels who allegedly are holding her have released a video in which they have said that no rein in no russian and no ukrainians would leave the story alive so certainly there was not a lot of optimism as to her fate there has been a recent wave of rebel executions there was one incident that was posted on you tube in which at least ten of bound prisoners executed at point blank range by the rebels this of course we look forward and posted to you tube and then just a few days ago there was another incident and we're told was the last to behave and i'm armed and bound prisoner so there is deep concern over her fate and what is particularly warring is the fact that there's a deadline has c

applied sensibly water of convince efficiencies and prove what is productive efficiencies improve porter's economic efficiencies produce is improved the specter of scarcity if you will becomes more and more distant the problem of water being out of water is a dramatic turn we definitely sells and everybody it feels like is like a posh desert out there and there's no water to be had i think it's a lot different than that if in yemen you want to have the kind of lifestyles the eating habits the consumption habits that the west has and has been espousing and selling all over the world look at us look at us we're so cool we're so great and you want to be like us now the rest of the world is trying to imitate precisely those sorts of lifestyles and eating habits which are inappropriate for the kind of context in which in which those people are living that's the fundamental disconnect that we need to focus on and not just. i would go so far as to forgive me for saying this sort of a banal statement about the about disappearance of water because that's a very specific political interests if you w

there was a black box data k porter on that bus, just like they have on planes. well, today a federal agency proposed putting data recorders in all vehicles, including cars s,ilt after 2014. in a crash, they would record speed and whether the brakes rash, sed. they would cost about $20 each. the president of egypt can't seem to put the brakes on the crisests in the biggest crisis in egypt since the revolution tw two years ago. med ll started last month when mohamed morsi granted himself accaordinary powers. protesters accuse him of acting like a dictator and now he's trying to force through a new constitution. holly williams is in cairo. >> reporter: protesters marched on the presidential palace again epday in their tens of ial sands. "down with morsi" they chanted, "and down with the muslim brotherhood," the islamist group from which the president draws his support. in two weeks of political turmoil, what president morsi has succeeded in doing is hardening and uniting the opposition. his opponents are now rallying around their leaders, some of t pr want presiden