that is a coiled-up rattle snake. listen to that rattle. creepy. the camera is far enough away that they aren't in real danger. they are not really agitating the snake much. >> the are agitatiey are just t their distance while doing it. >> you said you were scared of spiders. this from engineer glenn youtube channel. a giant harry tarantula. >> this is a baby one and the mama is the size of this table sitting in a web waiting to eat him. >> the reason why rattle snakes and tarantulas are so vilified because of this. they are not bad creatures. leave them alone, they'll leave you alone. >> it's a video that serves as a reminder to -- >> oh! >> see how a camera saves this driver's rear. >> two wheels, one world. >> the story behind the epic trip with a lot of twists and turns. >> what can i do to get out of here? >> oh, my god. i have the worst cold with this runny nose. i better take something. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, wh

give us predictability no more market rattling events, can you offer assurances on that front? >> i made it very clear the day after the election that no more government shutdowns and threats to default on the national debt. we need to quit rattling the economy with things that are perceived by the voters as disturbing. having said that, there is still a lot of change -- there's no way to work around and i like to remind people he is the only person in the country to consign something into law and in the old days deliver the members of his party to vote for a deal that he makes. they are having an internal circular firing squad in the wave of the election. what i hope is that regardless of the direction the president takes that there will be 10 to 15 senate democrats who want to get back to normal and want to try to do things in the political center. who seem to me to be more willing to do that even when the president doesn't want to do it. >> although that senator got a little wiped out in the election? >> idol thinks a look at the vote on the keystone pipeline. this should su

this town we rattle this scene ♪ ♪ oh anna sun oh anna sun ♪ ♪ what do you know this house is fallingking you, sir, why should i? >> our investigation into a state supreme court justice and a high-flying attorney who made millions in her court. should she have revealed her husband's million dollar connections? >>> plus, little girl, big gun. it may be purple, but this is no toy. she's a national competitor who can fire off an ar-15 with the best of them. but is this child's play really safe? >>> and, the beauty of ugly sweaters. getting into this seasonal spirit like the "modern family" crew. >> it's my christmas sweater. >> it's the most wonderful time of the year for retailers, now raking it in by going uglier than ever. but

there's one in toronto called shake your tail, no, shake rattle and roll. >> jimmy: shake rattle and like what do you hear? >> yeah, you walk in and it's -- ♪ you know you make me want to shout ♪ >> jimmy: oh yeah. i love that. oh really? >> yeah. all of the great hits. >> jimmy: so it's like going to a wedding or something. it's a big -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh i love that. >> it's just like, it's like you know when you watch kids watch the wiggles, and they're just kind of like -- it's kind of like that, but it's like a a bunch of adults that are like loosening their ties and kind of wiggling. >> jimmy: that's so fun. well how long did you wiggle? >> maybe about an hour and a a half. >> jimmy: that counts. that's good. >> but i got so into it, so lost in the music that i threw my neck out and so, the next morning, i woke up and my head was hurting really bad, so i got a massage and as the woman was giving me this massage, about midway through all of a a sudden i went -- [ gasps ] and she said, what happened and i said i just realized i was in a conga line last night. [ laughter ] >>

. >> this morning nearly a dozen nfl fans are recovering from rattled nerves after a series of lightning strikes near a tailgate party. the buccaneers had just lost to the green bay packers. it was a packers fan's car that was struck by lightning in the middle of a crowded parking lot. >> out of the corner of our eyes, it just got really bright and light and we sound the afterwards. >> we didn't know exactly where our car was and we saw people laying on the ground and we noticed our car was there and was hit. >> the lit ning strikes didn't hit anyone directly but they were strong and close enough to knock people to the ground. >> a heroic rescue by none other than the st. nick. firefighters were handing out treats to local school children when they smelled smoke at a nearby house. crews did find one man unconscious inside the home. santa was credited with helping to save that man. you wonder if it's like that bat signal, he gets the signal and comes down to save people from the sky. >> he's everywhere this time of year. >> the raiders player that is getting nationwide attention for the u

one man said his nerves were rattled, but he and his wife made it out safely. >> it scared me. heart started pumping. i told my wife to get dressed in case more happened. we have to dress and pack medical supplies. >> good attitude. >>> in kansas, icy roads prompted a 13-car pile up at the height of the morning rush in t topeka. for an early look at the rough forecast, let's bring in pedram javaheri. >> absolutely. it has been so rough we had flights delayed or canceled from laguardia on wednesday. the same number on the west coast. it started with the heavy rainfall that moved in across the east coast. if you put the map in motion, you see what we are talking about with the heavy rainfall pushed in. transitioning to heavy snowfall. 2 to 5 inches left in the forecast with the heavy snowfall over the next couple of days. conditions will quiet down on the east coast. it is on the west coast where san francisco bay and toward los angeles, we could see anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rainfall. keep in mind, in 2013, san francisco for the entire calendar year saw 3.5 inches of rainfa

. >> i've done my best to rattle you, my friend. >> well, it didn't work. i've got the latest on the winter classic. also the maryland terrapins and michigan state in east lansing. on >> and as we close in on the winter classic, let me tell you that it is a fresh clear, cold night in nats park. and nattude is building down here. the sky was clear the pond was frozen and it is some kind of special. truly all-american as we gear up for thursday's game between the blackhawks and the capitals on new year'sday. let's talk about the maryland terrapins playing their first big ten game on the road in east lansing. the first half there were turnovers. the game was just 17-14 at the half. the terms now in the second -- terps in the second half. michigan state up on maryland by four midway through the second half. meanwhile, the wizards played dallas tonight and what a thrill the wiz kidst night in houston. washington had to hold on to beat the rockets by one. 104-103. tonight the wizards and dallas both teams have 22 the maryland terrapins play maryland --. it's a st

. >> if there is more too it than that and it rattles around.gain and find more in it. >> stephen: there is a guy in my bookshelf banging away. i won't spoil it i won't say who the doctor is on the planet they go too. it's martin lawrence. [laughing] >> stephen: dressed as big mama fantastic. incredible performance. okay. so, let's talk about this "interstellar thing" this is a trojan horse i believe for science. the whole thing for the people who haven't seen it tell them what happens. for those who have seen it and don't understand. it's about people traveling out in space and find a new home, right. >> it is. about a potential moment in human development. maybe the next step in human evolution. >> stephen: earth is in bad shape in the movie. >> yes they have to find another planet to sustain human life. >> stephen: that's my first question here. the most hopeful thing at the beginning of the movie is that we might be able to abandon our planet. [laughing] >> stephen: that's the good news. we may scrape the dirt of this thing off of our boots

. >>> a shocking demonstration rattled students at cal today. effigies were hanging on campus. >> reporter: they were discovered in the morning. cardboard cutouts hanging from a noose on the u.c. berkeley campus. each included the words, i can't breathe. a reference to eric garner's last words. this student's reaction are that the images are in support of the protests related to garner. >> to call attention to the eric garner case. the show anger about the lack of excitement. >> it's very traumatizing for black citizens to see that. >> reporter: the chair of the black student union had a demonstration at the plaza. it's unclear if it was to support of antagonize. one says it's offensive, nonetheless. >> no one will attribute themselves to these effigies. reenforces that black people are living under racial terror. >> reporter: while it's certainly not clear what the intention was, it's not reflective of our values at u.c. berkeley. these are disturbing images and we'll be doing everything we can to identify the suspects and prosecute that person

one of three, students taking part in a black lives matter demonstration were certainly rattled when they came opinion it. >> it has since been taken down but two of the three were hanging from here just a short distance from where students were gathering for their demonstration. this is one of three that were found here at uc berkeley cardboard cut out of a black woman with the words "i can't breathe." >> it is disturbing to see that. >> while it is unclear the motive whether to support or an tag niez, it is offensive nonetheless. >> the fact no one will attribute them selves to these images continues the idea that black people in this country are forced to live under the conditions of racial terror. >> uc berkeley state police have no suspects and there's not even surveillance video. a spokesperson said it is not clear the intention certainly it is not reflective of our values at uc berkeley and we will fully prosecute. >> this woman saw the images online and came to campus in case someone needed comfort. >> someone wants to instill fear or discouragement. >> but if anything has em

>>> a 16 hour hostage situation in sydney a few weeks ago rattled nerves, but it cast a light on uber. that is an extreme example. it was by nearly all accounts an unusual bay area weather event. trucks flushing through swimming pool highways. residents displaced from their homes and emergency? the ride sharing company didn't think so allowing prices to jump up to more than four times the normal rate. the higher prices attract cars during time of need in line with the company's business model. but who's driving you slammed uber for allegedly breaking its promise to shut down surge pricing during local emergencies. so who is telling the truth? here's the reality. following uproar over uber surge pricing, the company announced a new national policy shown right here on his blog that outlines uber algorithms will be caps during relative states of emergency. to be clear dozens of school districts closed school the day before. major roadways shut down. companies cancelled work. all activity that california's office of emergency service tells us is indicative of emergency. quote, the uber ap

to our landlady didn't result in my action since rooster tail opened everything in our apartment rattles the noise is a snapshot annoyance and other tenants have talked about that we've had reading done and it shows a clear violation in our unit and our upstairs neighbors unit please have rooster tail resolve that we've been living with this over 3 years, 3 months is a reasonable amount of time. >> same question you complained to our left hand. >> yes. >> they said they had no complaints. >> yes. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners kevin chin just here to say i've known the appellant over thirty years they're not making things up so it is certainly a condition that effects it greatly and we hope you can deny the variance thank you >> next speaker. >> hello, i'm gwen inlt with the golden gate association i've submitted a letter rooster tail is not a member of the association i'm here concerned about the nature of the overturning the variance and the impact of having restaurants across the city in cases with sound problem the rooster tail went ahead and di

yeah, it's like a jumble of ideas and rattling around in my brain. >> where do you get your ideas?lcome tim burton! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> jon: welcome! thank you. (cheers and applause) >> jon: very pleased to have you on the program. fellow director. >> fellow director. >> jon: let's just talk shop. i love it. we're all familiar with these pictures, but i don't think people understood just how bananas the story is. >> i grew up with these images and as a child i was fascinated of why grown people would have a picture of a crying child in their living room -- >> jon: with giant eyes! to me, it was almost like a horror movie image, these weird eyes. everybody had it. (laughter) sort of influenced me a bit. but it was such a fascinating phenomenon in the sense that some people loved it and some people thought it was the downfall of civilization, you know. i, like everyone else, thought it was walter keane who was the artist and the real story about he was taking credit for his wife's work. so like all relationship i've had myself, amazing dysfunctional relationships creating thes

the way they sabre rattle is quite exquisite.re a degree of skepticism about the -- i guess about how likely they could -- how likely it could be that they could carry out this threat even though it is a very serious one? >> i didn't hear a whole lot of real concern about the threat on the theaters. but i think what people have missed in all of the news about, you know, e-mails that called actresses spoiled brats or revealed the salaries of studio executive, which have all been embarrassing to sony, the real significance of this attack was it was the first one on american soil in a long while that appeared to be state sponsored and was destructive. in other words, it wiped clean those computers. those are called infrastructure attacks. we've only seen a couple in recent history. there was an attack attributed to iran, so did saudi arabia, there was an attack from north korea with great similarities to the sony attack that hit banks in south korea. and then the largest cyber attack that we know of, olympic games which was a u.s./i

(rattles) and to think, if we ever get divorced, half of that will be mine.ed to mull it over. i thought you weren't gonna be snarky to the customers. i thought so, too, but then a bunch of losers invaded my yard, and i changed my mind. are you even physically able to not be snarky? i am, if i'm not surrounded by idiots, which is almost never. okay, prove it. if you can be not snarky for one whole day, i'll get rid of all this stuff i bought at the yard sale today. last five yard sales. deal. but if you lose, you have to wear this inflatable sumo suit. (shouts indistinctly) deal. hey, jules. how's the, uh, suction on this vacuum? when i turn it on, it makes a loud noise. so i'd say good and sucky. i'll take it. all right. here you go. hope you love how much it sucks. you told me that vacuum barely works. well, i decided to focus on the "works" part and ignore the "barely." that's just good salesmanship. (sea bird calling) oh. i just got crapped on by a bird! no, jules. that was karma. you just got crapped on by karma. oh, would you stop it, laurie? there's no

he did saber rattle. i think he did the right thing. i think the stock is up on the spike and when stocks are up. >> sell sell sell. >> jim cramer's get rich carefully, spike is a good reason to sell stock. you did the right thing. if things are so bad then why is there so much good? when the machines finally recognize the positives, then and only then will there be a bottom. else we're going to be driven by the linkage. oil not done going down yet. testing the metal of aluminum giant alcoa. will a bet on aerospace take this company to new heights. i have the ceo. the biggest tax cut we've had in years but oil's decline is rattle the wider market. don't miss my take on when this insanity could stop. could honeywell put sweet gains in your pocket? i will ask the ceo about the company's plans for the new year. stick with cramer! don't miss a second of "mad money," follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question, tweet cramer #madtweets, send jim an e-mail to madmoney @cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to mad

(laughter) that shellacking didn't rattle the presidential seal off your podium?hter) >> look, the election didn't go as i would have liked... (laughter) you will notice i made a little correction there. >> stephen: yeah. i had a little thought bubble. (laughter) but as president, the only office where you're elected by people all across the country, you've still got a lot of responsibilities, and my intention is over the next two with years is to make sure, wherever possible, working with congress, we can get everything we can do done to help working families get ahead, to make sure young people can afford to go to college -- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: let's talk about the young people. >> yeah. >> stephen: let's talk about creating jobs and our northern border. let's talk about the keystone xl. congress will pass that, now that the republicans are in there, house and senate will pass it. american people want jobs. they say it won't create pollution. boo-boo. you're going to sign it, right? >> keystone is going through an evaluation process now, being held

republicans are quite surprised that you're doing anything at all (laughter) that shellacking didn't rattleial seal off your podium? (laughter) >> look, the election didn't go as i would but as president,he only office where you're elected by people all across the country, you've still got a lot of responsibilities, and my intention is over the next two with years is to make sure, wherever possible, working with congress, we can get everything we can do done to help working families get ahead, to make sure young people can afford to go to college -- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: let's talk about the young people. >> yeah. >> stephen: we have a bunch of young people out here tonight. the young people did not turn out to vote for the democrats in the midterm elections. can we see a show of hands, how many people voted. (cheering) that's pretty good. >> not bad. >> stephen: though i have to say a crowd of young people raising their hands to their charismatic leader is disturbing. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: all right. why, sir -- and don't give them any hints -- why do you think the

. >> reporter: and after weeks of listening to kids rattle off their request, santa says there's a definite. >> frozen is really hot. >> reporter: santa is certain he knows best. the national federal reation association found that frozen merchandise is the number one item for girl this year pushing barbie to second place for the first time in a decade. for boys, legos are supreme. but it's not all about is to and gants. what's your greatest part about christmas? >> spending time with family. >> reporter: most tell us the best part of christmas is the christmas presents. jill wagner, cbs news. >>> when we return, over the river and through the storms. wet weather in the east and northwest turns holiday travel into a waiting game. and quit a lot,ot but ended up nowhere. now...i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. hey mom, can i have a hot chocolate? ho ho ho... we'll all have hot cocoa! ma'am, need a strong pot of joe. the all new keurig 2.0. >>> h

. >> it was an unexpected earthquake in november 2013 that rattled his reno home. >> half second, maybeecond, the whole tremor on the house, it wasn't usual. >> scary? >> uh-huh. >> david do you think the injector wells are the problem here? >> yes, i do. a complek question not one for a -- a complex question not one for a rancher to absence. >> david like many residents in this gas-rich area believes there's a connection between the initial cluster of 15 quakes and much smaller quakes. if practice of injecting waste water into deep wells. a practice the industry denies. >> is it that question mark that has made you open to letting the team set up here? >> come on guys, come on in. the down side of that was, i was chosen because we were right on top of the earthquake. >> planted on david's farm is measuring data. the goal is to find out if the long dormant falls are natural or man made. >> right underneath us from two down. this is acquisition system. and records the signals coming down, these wires which are buried out under the ground they are about six feet down. >> these are the wir

. >> the incidents unfolding in sydney today obviously have rattled everybody, and the strained muslim community along side the rest of the strained community. they're utterly shocked and horrified at what is taking place. our immediate thoughts are with the hostages today. they've endured so much in the last 10 to 12 hours and they face a rough night ahead of them. the strained muslim community, they have been horrified. several factors have been issued. the grand mufti released an issue and other organizations with a message that it surely obvious by now. it shouldic said over and over again the acts of individual criminals are not reflective of the greater population. our thoughts and prayers go out to the hostages, family and friends, who are waiting around, hoping, and we're praying for them, and hoping for peaceful vigilation. >> police units moved in on a dozen targets, some of the organizers are believed in jail and they were policed to be coordinating the network from prison. many are thought to have left france to join fight necessary iraq and syria. >>> meanwhile a conferenc

the attack was so vicious, homicide investigators are rattled. happening now, a second night of protests in oakland in response to the eric garner, chokehold. protesters held a moment of silence for oscar grant, the unarmed black man killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer in '09. earlier, demonstrators shut down the 12th street station as well. >> similar to the ferguson grand jury decision, police are upset about police brutality. the epicenter of the eric carer. protesters gathered at several locations including the brooklyn bridge. >> in washington, d.c. protesters marched past landmarks and blocked traffic. civil rights leaders are planning a much larger march in the capital next week. >> sensitive time in the country. made the gathering in san francisco even more meaningful. a big crowd welcome aid man on the front lines of the civil rights movement and protest thousands. >> andrew young, activist and dip lope mat offered unique perspective. jeanne elle with more on what heap says can -- >> andrew young worked closely with dr. martin luther kin

they would rather rattle off and say we'll get back to you. sound familiar? i will tell you why. it's another connection to civilian disability community. it's what's been going on with us for decades. when we are out there with a disability, no matter what the disability is, physical, mobility disability. we get those same responses. well, we really want to have you here or those handout jobs, right. where we don't know this fits but we think you are only good for folding clothes and sitting in the back of the warehouse and not being faced with the public and not being seen. it sounds familiar. exactly. that's why i ilo that -- love that you are here. it's a deeper connection and can go past the veteran part but we see you as a part of the community regardless of the status. so i feel from today's meeting we can go in depth with your similarities as what you said, i myself don't see myself as having a disability. that happens so often in the disability community. i work at the independent living resource center. i work with various members with all ages with disabilities and oft

let's say hypothetically speaking the pilot tried to go up to a higher elevation, turbulence somehow rattledhe airplane and sent it down, if it was able to safely land on the sea level and there are passengers alive how long do they have, do we know with this aircraft to remain floating until rescue teams can find them? >> well, if you hypothesize they they got quite a bit of time in that area because the area is not cold, it's probably 80 degrees. and in the area. the real concern to me on that would be is because i don't think in a violent thunderstorm that you're going to able to come out -- but you could, i'm not saying you couldn't -- but normally you would be in a rather uncontrollable position so it would be very difficult to land like the a 320 did on the hudson river. the real concern is the violence of those thunderstorms and that line of thunderstorms, updrafts and down drafts, this type thing. we had a very similar experience with the air france airplane out of brazil about four years ago. you remember flying into paris, and the problems it encountered. it was an a-330, which is

. >>> it struck early in the morning and it rattled the north bay. >> many people are still -- >> i still get the chills when it reminds me about. >> reporter: many people are still feeling the impact. the deadline coming tomorrow for people who suffered damage from the august quake in napa. >>> and it nearly started an international incident but now the movie the interview may be used as a test case for future releases straight to online streaming. the record numbers movie execs are looking into tonight. >> and it has been a cool weekend. but i'm tracking a cold system up to the north. coming up the timing of that cold and weather system. the timing of very cold winds and a look at your new years forecast. every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper supporting nonprofits like juma ventures as they fulfill their mission or helping neighborhoods like the tenderloin become vibrant communities. if there's a way to help the people of san francisco thrive and succeed we'll find it

. >>> folks in the southwest were rattled late last night by a moderate earthquake. it was centered 16 miles southwest of flagstaff. thousands of people reported feeling the quake. while there were no reports of injury or damage, a twitter user took this picture of a roadway near sedona blocked by debris. >>> and today president obama meets with his cabinet and civil rights leaders. over the weekend the police officer cleared in the shooting death of black teenager resigned from the force. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, has there been speculation that the president may actually go to ferguson. >> there has. but the white house has sched e scheduled no such trip to ferguson. today's meet willing include discussions of mistrust between white police officers and black communities. in state as i cross the country calls for justice for slain teenager michael brown continue even after police officer darren wilson resigned. >> his resignation doesn't mean anything for me. he did it because there's no way he can work after what he's done. protesters in new york rais

. >>> a 3.9 quake rattled the south bay. it struck after 6:00 and was centered near hollister. no reports of injuries or damage, but it was widely felt. here is the usgs shake mab and it shows where people reported feeling the quake, salinas and santa cruz and even hayward felt the earthquake. >>> a construction worker is in serious condition after falling off a roof. it happened in san mateo. police say it happened while he was working at a home on east 39th avenue. the man fell off the roof and landed in the backyard about 3:15 this afternoon. he was taken immediately to stanford medical center. police are investigating this incident as an occupational accident. >> san francisco's police chief says two officers convicted on multiple charges by a federal grand jury should be fired. they were convicted today of stealing money, drugs and other items from the suspects in the criminal cases. both men face up to 20 years in federal prison. one officer's uh attorney says the client's service to the city should be considered at his sentencing. >> he has been shot at and people try to

when we get rattled and upset and start saying all kinds of--come on, you know when you get upset, theg] >> joyce: some of you are just like, "i don't know. you don't know me." well, i know me. you know, i used to have so many tantrums. oh, my gosh, i was just like a pressure cooker waiting to blow. my mother cooked in a pressure cooker a lot when i was a kid and if you've ever seen one, you know when it builds up steam inside then that little thing on top goes-- >> [audience laughing] >> joyce: it's threatening just looking at it, spurting out steam every once in a while. and i remember her saying all the time, "don't touch it. don't touch it. whatever you do, don't take the lid off. don't touch it." and i was kind of like that it was like i was just like--just waiting for somebody to push me the wrong way. but you know why i was like that? it was because of all the stuff going on inside me. i wasn't protecting the kingdom that is within me. i didn't know who i was in christ. i didn't have peace with god. i didn't believe god loved me. i didn't even believe he liked me let alone belie

fresh worries from around the world seem to rattle u.s. stocks earlier in the day. china's posted the biggest one day drop in the past five years with concerns about the growth and bond market's royal investors. and then there was grease. grease stocks worst day in over a quarter century on fears that upcoming elections could call into question the country's membership in the european union. while the downside moves were dramatic, some experts don't believe they will have a lasting impact on our markets. >> i don't believe that these events in europe and in china are likely to escalate to the point where they have a material impact on our economy and therefore, i think any effect it has is temporary and should be a bind-up. zblfr one area that has a lot of investors concerned is the sharp drop in oil prices. lower energy prices as fuel for a new bowl run. lower prices help trim costs and boost profits and lets consumers pocket more savings they'll hopefully spend which also boosts the economy. but say oil prices are low for a reason. world economic growth is slowing

so while a change in venue just hours before a wedding would rattle most of us, for them it was only a momentary hiccup. by the time the president called ed was more interested in what he shot on the course that day. and the president told him, an 84. lester? >> they have a great story to tell. chris, thanks very much. we're back in a moment with a man who was paid to win and the reason why so many are suddenly out of a job tonight. if you didn't know any better you might have looked up and thought new year's came early today in times square. organizers of the big bash here in new york did a trial run for their confetti drop with help from the cast of "aladdin" on broadway. about a ton of confetti will fly through the air when the ball drops on wednesday night. >>> there's a reason why they call the day after the nfl's regular season ends black monday. a number of head coaches lost their jobs today after dismal seasons. the new york jets as expected canned coach rex ryan after the team finished 4-12. the chicago bears also fired their coach, marc trestman. the atlanta falcons did the