jim ramsey is here normally by now we have more snowfall on the ground? in the weather office last year at this time we had over 5 in. of snowfall maybe that is a good sign we will see but there is a chance to see a dusting of snow fall in the area tomorrow afternoon talking dapperthat possibility. the normal is 38 degrees this is it the 17th consecutive day according to the guys at the weather office temperatures above normal. we are expected to break that on friday we may break that sooner but certainly by friday the coldest air of the week is expected showing you that in a moment of these numbers is 40 degrees along the chicago lakefront the official high temperature 40 degrees and dropping to 38 degrees chilly in the western suburbs. chillier because of the wind. but at the still strong about 10-15 m.p.h. the band shell number surprisingly cool to the west in the low 20s if you spots as you get closer to the lake not quite an impact going out tonight going to be colder appealing than the thermometer would indicate the cold air take a look at that trun

we followed him from ramsey all the way to selby. was thursday. and she said well, you know, sir, you're a smart detective, and i'm just a simple lady who gives people baths in a nursing home. if that's what you say, it must be true. >> but the defense was about to tell the jury something really surprising. sister brenda hadn't been the only one who got it all wrong about when ed ates made it to louisiana. the defendant himself now said he had misspoken in those damning wiretaps about arriving on tuesday. >> you were there when i got there on tuesday. >> yes. >> in fact, the lawyer said edward ates had arrived in louisiana not on tuesday, the day before the murder, and not on thursday, the day after the murder after the police claimed. ates was now saying he had gotten to louisiana on wednesday at around the very hour paul duncsak was being killed in new jersey. to verify the amended day, a man who lived in the same neighborhood as ates' mother and sister took the stand. his name was matlock, and he remembered seeing ed ates and his

. >> stewart ramsey of sky news.oday, secretary clinton praised the syrian people for standing up to their president bashar assad's regime. >> i think syrians felt in exile and inside syria are behaving with great courage and commitment. and are inspired and motivated by the aspirations of freedom and democracy. >> same time the u.s. ambassador to the syria, robert ford is now heading back to damascus. ambassador ford is an open critic of the syrian government's brutal crackdown. the united states recalled him from syria back in october, told him to get out of there after government supporters threatened to kill him and attack his convoy. "the fox report's" chief correspondent jonathan hunt is with us now to give us some more details on this. the u.s. is talking to the opposition in this case, right? clearly designed to step up pressure on assad. that's about the extent of it for now. >> it is the extent of it. no danger at all that the u.s. is going to take any military action. hillary clinton meeting with the oppos

the movement thrives in those other cities as well i want to go now to boston and speak to joseph ramsey josef is with occupy boston. hey there joseph i guess kind of give us an update what's going on with the occupy movement where you are more than a. we're obviously in a transitional period we have also been evicted from dewey square but i'd say at this moment in time the occupy boston movement the occupy movement generally is in the transitional period seeking new spaces for our you know for our politics for our meeting but also really trying to literalize to congress our our ideas. in the context of you know of a of a system in crisis i mean we've been evicted we are seeking to become the champion of the. educational project continue there is. lacking a space a public space doesn't mean that are there are mission discontinued you can't. i think it's been one of the most common refrain the last couple weeks you can't evict an idea and we're popping up all over i don't even know where to start i mean i can you know that the suburbs of boston are percolating with that so i'm wondering y

borrowed used to work in the region joining us from seattle ramsey hi there it's becoming difficult isn't it to decipher the exact situation in syria so many people are reporting back as a journalist how credible do you think the reports at the moment that we're all hearing actually are. the situation. in syria and writing about syria has been extremely difficult really because we do not have any substantiated dooku words coming from from there neither neither does the government allow for many international reporters and journalists to be there and the news that are coming from the other side to be. inconsistent politically polarized course so we kind of we have to kind of pick and choose and we in the picking and choosing based on our political leanings and our ideological leanings as a result the syrian story is very polarized and very inconsistent and frankly much of it can be trusted you're really journalistic on to be a big focus of course all know what the arab league observers have got to say how much faith should we put in what they're reporting back. very little faith real

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ramsey also attended the ceremony. >>> reaction is mixed in the community about the death of kim jong the reporter works for the korean times. his father was from the north but his father blames kim jong il for keeping families apart. >> they took everything away from me, property land, food and everything. so that is why we escaped. he left-most lane of his family back in north korea. >> he said kim jong il has been unfairly characterized and misrepresented. he said he visited cousins in north korea and they had a relatively normal life. >>> and 4,000 bay area nurses are set to walk off the job unless an agreement is reached. they plan to strike thursday at sutter hospitals around the bay area. yesterday both sides met with federal mediators but no progress is made. they are asked to pay more for benefits and they are asked to have less sick days. nurses do not agree. >> we as nurses who take care of the most immune come advised will be coming -- compromised will be coming in sick. >> a patient died after a medical error of a fill in nurse. they will be held to the highest standard o

." >> gerald ramsey was also honored. >> more than 6,000 people carrying torches were all led by vikings from the shetling die elect. there were 40,000 to see them and pipe bands moving through edinburgh. the procession ended with a fireworks display. that is the traditional new year's eve party and very elaborate fireworks, about 80,000 revelers were expected in edinburgh for that. >> you're watching "bbc news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stow, vermont, and honolulu. neumann's own foundation and union bank. >> you're no longer in the service. >> only an outsider can fine the double agent. >> i'll do my best. >> all i want from you -- >> it will take a master spy -- >> you're alone. >> the commission to kill the spy. >> we have to assume he's watching. >> what the hell are you doing up here? >> things aren't always what they seem. >> "the tailor soldier spy."

to broad-brush it with richard jewel and patsy ramsey, it's totally taking it out of context. >> i don't think so. i'm throwing an analogy between there have been people publicly convicted and later exonerated. >> people who are guilty and their story comes out ahead of type and then convicted of it. >> absolutely. everyone, regardless of charge, however horrific it may be, is an allegation and in this country, we're fortunate to have those important principles and that is something we should savor. >> ted, nice to see you today. >> nice to see you. >>> iran claims it shot down one of four drones. the u.s. military denies it. is the military hiding something else, like a secret war? >>> snail mail is about to get slower. what we need to hear around the holidays. the details of that and much more right after this. in america, we believe in a future that is better than today. since 1894, ameriprise financial has been working hard for their clients' futures. never taking a bailout. helping generations achieve dreams. buy homes. put their kids through college. retire how they want to. amerip

clear off finish the day strongly with a birdie to also cart a seven under for the day scott ritchie ramsey. paul. won but in a share for seconds. now there's no better way for nothing to start the season with a top place finish on old polly listen i can vouch for the russian claiming the first skeleton gold of the twenty eleven twelve year in austria the twenty two year old learning from her mistakes moving up from the runner up spot to first during her second attempt a stroll in am a lincoln smith was first up to being run but had to settle for so neatly and melissa hollingsworth finished third during both runs for bronze all eyes though on the part of let's not who's not popular on the north. world cup. and let's keep their winter sports thing going and head to riches famous share a gash area which played host to a female freeride world cup stage at this week local honor or lava on the snow boarding event while her compatriots think of each domino the stay section and what proved the most picturesque of competitions. they weren't even cold funny the winter holidays may be fast approachin

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and so the people we owe the biggest apology to are the ramseys, congressman condit, and o.j. we gave you false hope for finding the person who hurt those close to you, and we're sorry. now we're just happy we won't have to live a life of secrets. for i knew that even though some of you supported us, some others were looking at me and thinking, "you're a liar! you're a liar! "you know something that you're not telling us, you slimy, scumbag liar!" you know, that's what people would say to me. and then people would see my wife in the supermarket. and they would say, "hello," but they'd be thinking, "ah, there goes that...murderer! "you got away with murder, you murdering, lying waste of life!" and to me, people might say things like, "liar! tell us what you know, you damn liar!" and so to both of us, people all over to town would be saying things like, "you know damn well what happened to your kid, "so stop acting like victims "and confess, you murdering murderers! confess, liar, confess!" you know, and that's what people would be saying to us. and so we just had to come forwar

died in the ten month long and rest of the massacres i mean armed gangs or the violence garrulous ramsey baroud who used to work in the region says the conflict is being managed from the outside. this is a real worry we do not know what the americans are cooking right now obviously they are of they are thinking of a much greater political context than syria they are thinking iran they are thinking the stability of iraq in the post american withdrawal and they are also and most importantly they are thinking israel how will the political vacuum if such a vacuum is created in damascus affect israel israel's security and the northern border particularly the golan heights front for israel cannot afford another security nightmare from their point of view of course to be added to that of south lebanon and gaza and this is really most of what the americans are very worried about they are worried about. israel's security and that it's a concern but democracy or human rights in syria or anywhere else in the middle east i think americans are yet to find a formula that would assure them that in the

think you have what it takes to impress gordon ramsey? casey steigel has more on auditions for next season's master chef. >> reporter: if you have what it takes to be criticized by these three famous and respected culinary specialists, work well under pressure and make an array of creative and tasteful dishes, then master chef season three needs you. >> we are looking for people who are passionate. we want to find people that are really passionate about food. people that really want this. >> reporter: the ingredients are simple to make it past the first round of auditions. >> we want them to bring a plate that represents who they are. we are looking at something that, if i look at that plate and look at you, i can know that that is the plate you brought. >> i want to open schools for homeless and i would like to teach them how to cook. >> i have a concept for a gourmet dinner club that of a been wanting to put together for quite some time now and i would love to be able to launch that program. >> this is a unique opportunity. >>> a progra

downturn in temperatures we have a nice recovery of the temperatures by the weekend >>thank you jim ramseyo much for joining us today we hope you have a great afternoon remember we are back here at 5 and again at 9

attorney general ramsey clark demanding that the former foreign minister of the iraqi government to reach as these has been handed over now by u.s. forces. and who is scheduled to be executed that he should be protected that too is a kind of rendition. let's talk about other implications here as well sectarian violence inside iraq of course that is a real threat could not become a pretext for others to intervene once u.s. combat troops have gone or supposed to go and as you'll see. yes i think the united states has deliberately divided the country along ethno sectarian lines before people didn't go around in iraq saying i'm a sunni i'm a shiite i'm a i'm a christian there was a relative unity a national identity of iraqis but in order to break up the resistance to break up those who are resisting the occupation after march two thousand and three the united states relied on financing in our mean ethno sectarian units and now says today that this could be the pretext for foreign intervention of course there are many in the middle east who have an interest in the outcome of iraq certainly it

but paula deen was the first choice, followed by gordon ramsey. >> the water cooler question of the day -- >> which celebrity would like to have over for dinner? >> i like that. i want humor. >> will gets a gold star. even tony? >> even tony. >> that was not nice. not nice. but it was true. let's go ahead and see what is going on on the roads. unfortunately, a few things to watch for already. we want to give you an important update. northbound 97 at benfield boulevard, two right lanes closed -- we originally reported it was southbound but it is northbound. southbound 795 approaching the beltway, watch for an accident. davy avenue at annapolis boulevard, a crash being cleared. this one gone, hanover and pote e street. but flooding southbound harford road between montpellier street -- let us give you a live look outside and we will update you on 97. the accident looks outside to the right shoulder but look for northbound delays making your approach toward benfield boulevard. 795, volume at franklin boulevard but bigger delays closer to the beltway with a southbound accident. now we want t

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mike ramsey was the prosecutor. >> they were following almost exactly how the book intended for themo discipline their children. >> even though the book is cited in the three cases, he faces no criminal charges. >> he has a first amendment right to write awful things. was he legally responsible? no. was the morally responsible? yes. >> if they had listened to my book, it would have never happened. >> also? >> because my book clearly teaches you are not to spank a child to the point of leaving a mark on that. you're not to continue spiking a child if it does not work. >> one psychiatrist says that spanking is a behavioral -- can lead to behavioral issues. >> it is ok to talk to your child and give them a time out. >> nbc news has confirmed the more than 700,000 copies of the book has been sold. >> still ahead tonight, a gruesome discovery on pennsylvania. >> detectives are trying to figure out how a torso made its way to the side of the road. >> up for grabs, days to go there is no clear leader and i always get. some ofso >> covering the nation tonight, fire safety officials are warni

. >> reporter: ramsey was an army specialist. honorably discharged just five months ago.s now living in a transitional housing facility. you've also struggled quite a bit since you've gotten back. you're two months sober. that's positive. >> yes. >> but why did you turn to alcohol if. >> i had to see good, patriotic americans with -- that were fathers, that were good parents, good sons, good daughters, pay the ultimate sacrifice and that played an emotional toll on myself. >> reporter: ramsey received two purple hearts in less than a year. >> there was small arms contact. mortar attacks. rpg attacks. and direct fire on bases. i mean you're constantly dealing with a barrage of ammunitions. some of those events still haunt me. >> do you feel safe now? >> now that i'm sober, yes. >> the war in iraq. how did it impact your marriages, your families? >> you know how they say the first year of marriage is tough? well try to pull through one after you've been married. you learn a lot about yourself, about your marriage, about your spouse. we had a lot of fights but we talk it out

paula deem is the person most people would like to cook for them for their holiday meal, and gordon ramsey was second and martha stewart was third. >>> the season forgivin giving gun. once again, princess kate turned heads in a laced dress from zara. the charity concert was held for young victims of the london riots. gary barlow performed. >> i hope it's not too loud. >> the louder the better. >> reporter: in the concert hall they were greeted with cheers. some say the royal family is more popular now than it has been in a generation due in no small part to the family's latest edition. since the wedding, the palace has been easing kate into her new public role. was has become increasingly clear is she is getting very good at it. the next challenge for her will be christmas with the queen, kate's first. there's a formal and rigid schedule. >> the whole day is ruled by a gong. they will bang a gong when it's time to get up in the morning and bang another gong when it's time to come down for breakfast and another gong when it's time to have your morning coffee. >> reporter: kate will need mul

. >> reporter: sailing tourists along the nile has been ramsey's family trade for decades.y his only customers are us. >> before revolution and 300 people, maybe 400 people. and after revolution, 30 or 40 people come in a week. >> reporter: hani says he supported the revolution. today he yearns for stability. business is down it a trickle. egypt is all about the hustle and bustle, the nile has had centuries of traffic, ferries, tour boats going up and down the nile. ever since the revolution it's noticeably much quieter. hani and countless others spend much of their days in the harbor, the lucrative tourist dollar that accounted for 11% of europe's gdp is almost nonexistent, a vital source of jobs and foreign currency. across cairo, in the this district, now baron pavements and shops boarded and shut. this perfume business is 120 years old but this is the first time he's struggled for clients. >> business is very, very slow and no tourists. a little tourists, about 3%. >> reporter: just outside, mohammed sits patiently, filling his jars with colored sand as he's done for th

the cooking competition show hosted by chef gordon ramsey is holding a casting call in san franciscorrow morning. the show's producer tell us they're looking for people who know food and have a good personality. >> we're looking for people with a passion for food. so amateurs who you know haven't cooked in the kitchen before, but may be make a ridiculous ha san -- lasagna that everybody loves. >> reporter: contestants must be 18 years old by february 1st and a u.s. citizen or legal resident. once the 2012 season begins you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> well the bay area has been locked in a dry weather pattern for nearly two weeks. things could be changing as we go into the weekend. we do have mostly clear skies but we're tracking a batch of clouds. and those clouds will be moving in as we head into early saturday morning. as far as the time lapse from today, looking out toward the bay, a bit of some haze out there but still plenty of high clouds. lots of sunshine also as well. temperatures warmed up nicely. lots of 60s out there. san francisco topped out at 60 degre

total bill at ramsey jeep?270. >> he doesn't think it's as cold and he recommended charging it. >> reporter: but this mechanic says we didn't need that. we had him check our ac pressure before every dealer and it was always fine. the dealer later told us their extra recommendation was based on the age and mileage of our car but experts say that's wrong, too. how would you rate this dealer from what you've seen? >> poor. poor. >> reporter: we showed our undercover video to two experts. one of the nation's top ac repair mechanics and phil reed, senior editor with a leading auto website. while reed can't speak to these dealers' practices he says many advisers may be pushing services for the wrong reasons. >> the dealership is the big picture. when they're not selling cars they need to make it up someplace else so they may go to their guys in the service department and say, look. you guys need to turn it up a bit. >> reporter: to keep the dealership afloat. >> absolutely. they're basically trying to feed a bigger s

dave ramsey -- >> another great one. >> indeed. great having you. the red suit comes, merry christmas to you, sir. >> merry christmas to you guys. >> thank you, dave. >> bye, dave. >> next on the rundown, stunning allegations of voter fraud in one of the states that helped decide 2008 election. it's a story you'll only see here on "fox & friends." next. >> then it's the most expensive piece of real estate in america and it's on the market, folks. candy spelling here to take you on a tour. au >> first, your trivia question of the day. the droid razr by motorola. the droid that wirelessly pulls files, music and movies, all at 4g lte speeds. and introducing the droid xyboard. with an 8 inch hd screen and adaptive surround sound, a home theater for your hands. powered by verizon 4g lte, these droids are too powerful to fall into the wrong hands. buy a droid razr and get $100 off a droid xyboard. >> couple of quick headlines for you right now. u.s. postal service holding off on closing anymore branches until next may. it wants to give congress time to tr

justin bierber planked, gordon ramsey is a planker.ven hugh hefner has been seduced apparently by the mystifying effort of planking. he looks almost dead there. ominous. okay. maybe i'm not hip. maybe i'm not a cool cat with wicked rad mojo or whatever the kids say today, i don't get the planking thing. still, i'm not sure people should necessarily be charged for crimes for planking. i actually like a different method of dealing with the situation. >> kids, don't try planking. it's dangerous. >> especially with me around. >> and there is the anti-plafrpging initiative from anti-planking initiative from funnyordie.com from straight up. >> we're introducing the anti-planking industry. have a friend take a picture of you standing straight up. >> straight up. >> straight up. >> hands by your side and upload it to ur

an hour north of san francisco, the town where john mark karr, the former suspect in the jonbenet ramsey murder was charged with five counts of possession of child pornography, and the hometown of polly klaas, a 12-year-old abducted and murdered by a sex predator. >> this is a beautiful community with wonderful people in it. the polly klaas tragedy is capable of happening in anywhere, usa. >> sergeant matthew stapleton of the petaluma police department says law enforcement here is acutely aware of the dangers posed by sex predators. that's one of the reasons the it wanted to set up a sting. >> we wanted to make sure that people around us got the message crystal clear that we have resources dedicated to this. and we will continue to dedicate resources to this as much as we can. >> and that's why the petaluma police reached out to perverted justice. sergeant stapleton and his men worked out a plan with the online watchdog group. the police will be staked out in the house next door and perverted justice will turn over chat logs and phone records of the suspects expected to show up. once a m

the cooking competition show hosted by chef gordon ramsey is holding a casting call in san francisconing. the show's producer tell us they're looking for people who know food and have a good personality. >> we're looking for people with a passion for food. so amateurs who you know haven't cooked in the kitchen before, but may be make a ridiculous ha san -- lasagna that everybody loves. >> reporter: contestants must be 18 years old by february 1st and a u.s. citizen or legal resident. once the 2012 season begins you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> well the bay area has been locked in a dry weather pattern for nearly two weeks. things could be changing as we go into the weekend. we do have mostly clear skies but we're tracking a batch of clouds. and those clouds will be moving in as we head into early saturday morning. as far as the time lapse from today, looking out toward the bay, a bit of some haze out there but still plenty of high clouds. lots of sunshine also as well. temperatures warmed up nicely. lots of 60s out there. san francisco topped out at 60 degrees. but

justin bierbr plafrpgs, gordon ramsey is a plafrpger.as been seduced apparently by the mystifying wilz of plafrpging. he looks almost dead there. ominous. okay. maybe i'm not hip. maybe i'm not a cool cat with wicked rad mojo or whatever the kids say today, i don't get the planking thing. still, i'm not sure people should necessarily be charged for crimes for plafrpging. i actually like a devern method of dealing with the situation. >> kids, don't try planking. it's dangerous. >> especially with me around. >> and there is the anti-plafrpging initiative from funnyordie.com from straight up. >> we're introducing the anti-planking industry. have a friend take a picture

. >> reporter: ramsey received two purple hearts in less than a year. >> there was small arms contact, mortar attacks, rpg attacks, indirect fire on bases. i mean, you're constantly dealing with a barrage of ammunitions. some of those events still haunt me. >> do you feel safe now? >> now that i'm sober, yes. >> the war in iraq, how did it impact your marriages, your families? >> you know how they say the first year of marriage is tough? well, try deploying three months after you get married. you learn a lot about yourself, about your marriage, about your spouse. we had a lot of fights. but we talked it out and i can definitely say that our marriage is much stronger. >> josh, you've got a bit of a different story. >> a little bit. i was actually married six months before i deployed the first time to iraq. i very specifically writing my wife a letter saying, things are different for me, and i can feel them. i can tell. so when i came home, on top of me dealing with my own issues and on top of her becoming pregnant with our first child, is it caused a lot of big gaps in our relationship

justin bierber planked, gordon ramsey is a planker.anking. he looks almost dead there. ominous. okay. maybe i'm not hip. maybe i'm not a cool cat with wicked rad mojo or whatever the kids say today, i don't get the planking thing. still, i'm not sure people should necessarily be charged for crimes for planking. i actually like a different method of dealing with the situation. >> kids, don't try planking. it's dangerous. >> especially with me around. >> and there is the anti-plafrpging initiative from funnyordie.com from straight up. >> we're introducing the anti-planking industry. have a friend take a picture of you standing straight up. >> straight up. >> straight up. >> hands by your side and upload it to your favorite social network. >> have fun with these pictures. try standing up against planking in an interesting or unusual place. >> just look at this spontaneous flash mob of anti-planking. >> do i want to plank? no plank you.

. >> he's 45-year-old dennis ramsey, a truck driver whose screen name is daddieforu.hours to meet a girl who told him she was 14, at home and willing to have sex with him. he says, i just met you and i like you. the world says it's wrong because i'm older than you. then later under a different screen name bluegrsruls, he brings up the idea of having sex with her in a round-about way. i said we can't have sex, but that's up to you. >> it might be okay. >> if we do you have to assure me no one will ever find out. >> where are you? >> oh, hey, i'm just picking out a jacket to wear on the bike. take a seat. >> this is quite a place. >> glad you like it. how you doing? >> how you doing? >> why don't you have a seat over in that back chair. >> thanks for smoking outside. go ahead. please have a seat. what are you up to? >> well, i knew this was going to happen. >> he tells me he has kids of his own and drove four hours simply to warn our teenager about the dangers of talking to strangers on the internet. >> i came to let her know that when you do that, you could be anybody.

ramsey tells me you smoke to him. >> mickey, how could you?e and special phone interview. the occasion? her first album in 17 years called "my heart." ♪ what a day for a daydream >> reporter: how exciting is this for you? >> it's just wonderful. i can't believe it, really. if you want to know the truth. >> reporter: her fans have never stopped enjoying day's music. she released more than three dozen albums over her career. your classic like -- ♪ que sera, sera it's timeless, ms. day. >> it's timeless because the children would sing it. and the parents would sing it to them. ♪ que sera, sera whatever will be, will be ♪ >> reporter: but it was on the silver screen where she had her biggest success. the original girl next door. >> i never thought that i was going to be in movies. when i was little, i had my life planned. i was going to marry a very nice man and have two babies. and learn to cook. and nothing like that happens. >> reporter: instead, hollywood came calling. 39 films in all. >> miss marrow, why are you so fascinated with my personal