ambassador, bill richardson. country's nuclear program. governor richardson is standing by. we're going to talk about that, what's going on right now. first, though, here's a clip of a report i filed during our trip. >>> this is a place few outsiders have ever seen. at first glance, it looks like any other major city. high-rise buildings, kids playing, couples strolling, people jamming into street trolleys, wide roads with traffic cops, male and female. but this is no ordinary city. this is pyongyang, the north korean capital, and we're heading there during one of the most dangerous times in our history. we land in north korea late in the afternoon on thursday, december 16th. the north koreans take us into a room and confiscate our passports and cell phones. on the trip with me, governor bill richardson and four aides. >> whenever i go to north korea, and this one probably more apparent, you're constantly watched, your rooms are bugged, your telephone is bugged, they don't let you like leave the hotel. you have t

dan: watch richardson here as adams hits the quarterback.tle innocent bystander there and that's a shot to that left leg. hopefully it's not too serious. offensive trent richardson finishes the day nine carries, 53 yards. three catches for 15 yards. victory formation. for denver. it's a 10-game winning streak for the denver broncos and they are still alive for the number one seed in the a.f.c. the cleveland browns fall to 5-10. denver behind peyton manning and a ferocious defense. now 12-3 on the season. a family affair for brandon stokley. our final score, denver wins it 34-12 over the browns. tonight on cbs -- for dan fouts, our entire cbs crew, i'm ian eagle. so long from denver. happy holidays, everybody. you've been watching the nfl on cbs, home of super bowl xlvii. gs customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmmm tasty. and cut! very good. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffe for example, is computer animated. it's not real. geico's customer satisfaction is quite real th

you can see clear sky across much of the region there, from mill valley, richardson bay, even in the background there, san francisco. speaking of the winds. san pablo, 73 miles-per-hour wind gusts record ited. the golden gate bridge reported 40 miles-per-hour wind gusts, and sfo, 38 miles per hour. it was probably windier in other locations across the bay area. live doppler 7hd right now, not picking up any returns. so the storm system has moved on to the south and east of the bay area. we're actually getting a dry night tonight. it's cooling up off. 55, san francisco. low 50s, antioch, livermore, fremont. 54 right now in san jose. i want to show you the wind speedsle we just mentioned some of the strongest gusts around the bay area the last 24 hours. it's starting to die down. so calm conditions across much of the bay area. those winds started to shift about 9:00 this morning, from the southwest, that strong wind direction to more of a westerly wind flow right now. clouds and cooler overnight, dry tomorrow, more rain moves back into the bay area mid-week. it will be cooler tonight w

representative laura richardson served for five years from the 37th district. representative pete stark, outgoing dean of our delegation was elected in 1972 and served more than 40 wreers from the 13th district. representative lynn woolsey served for 20 years from the 6th congressional district. much kk said about the distinguished careers of our departing colleagues, but i would like to offer a few remarks of the work i have joined them during their time here in the congress. representative howard berman has served the house for 30 years and i was honored to name him among my closest friends in this body. during his service, he worked on a wide of variety of issues and known as a champion of human rights and standing up for middle class, working class and for the poor in our country. as chair of the foreign affairs committee from 2007 to 2008, mr. berman made great progress on behalf of the less fortunate. he was a leader in securing reauthorization of our global hiv-aids program to help provide access to preventive services for millions and authored legislati

we sold the jet that governor richardson had purchased.sold the jet in addition to four other planes. we cut the exempt employees. no one was going to hernandez ee than $125,000 for cabinet secretary. we were going to cut back on salaries significantly. i mean, with we went through the budget tooth and nail from cell phones and take home cars and i put a moratorium on the purchase of brand new cars for two years. i mean, we went through it in a way that had never been done before. we balanced it, and we got a surplus. >> greta: the method that you employed and your democratic house and senate, do you think that would be an effective way on the national level, or is the federal government so vastly different because your remedies seem quite straight forward and simple, but would they translate on a national level? >> well, certainly cutting spending is one of the things that can trans end to the federal government. i think the federal government has grown by leaps and bounds, and they need to look where do they need to cut. i'm not sure tha

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representative laura richardson served for five years from the 37th district. representative pete stark, outgoing dean of our delegation was elected in 1972 and served more than 40 wreers from the 13th district. representative lynn woolsey served for 20 years from the 6th congressional district. much kk said about the distinguished careers of our departing colleagues, but i would like to offer a few remarks of the work i have joined them during their time here in the congress. representative howard berman has served the house for 30 years and i was honored to name him among my closest friends in this body. during his service, he worked on a wide of variety of issues and known as a champion of human rights and standing up for middle class, working class and for the poor in our country. as chair of the foreign affairs committee from 2007 to 2008, mr. berman made great progress on behalf of the less fortunate. he was a leader in securing reauthorization of our global hiv-aids program to help provide access to preventive services for millions and authored legislati

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let me ask in a broader sense, governor richardson. here we see egypt., when the president was helping to push mubarak out, he was telling everybody this is a democracy movement. there were those of us out there, andy was one of them, i was one of them saying the muslim brother hood will take over. a few people paid attention. that happened. now the muslim brother hood is pretty much turning this into an iislam i canic theocracy. they have taken over the military, and mobs are raping women in tahrir square and there's been virtual silence from the president. is that a failed policy of obama? >> no. it's not a failed policy. it's a policy that i believe the american people support, a policy that -- >> they're raping women. how cab you say that? >> the united states was in support of moc demock democracy. he said he's going to be supportive of the relationship with israel. >> do you believe that? >> he did play an important role when hamas and israel were fighting each other. he played a broker role. look. >> he didn't play a broker role. that's not true.

richardson scores and cleavland snaps a losing streak with a 20-17 victory. and when we come back, the local college football poll picture will look at who stanford is playing and san jose >>> it is now official, stanford will face wisconsin on new year's day. it is the third straight bcs bowl game and first rose bowl since 2000 when it took on the badgers. wisconsin is 8 and 5 this season, but winning the big 10 title crushing nebraska. monty ball and melvin gordon rushed for 200 yards against the cornhuskers. he is the career leader in touchdowns with 81. this will be wisconsin's third straight trip to pasadena, but the badgers have lost the last two years to tcu and oregon. meanwhile, san jose state plays bowling green in the military bowl on december 27th in washington, d.c. for the first time ever the spartans are ranked 24th at the at and bcs polls. he is a big reason for the team's success. he leads the nation in passing accuracy and is tied for eight with 31 touchdowns. later in the show stanford basketball and former cardinal quarterback andrew luck

richardson scores and cleavland snaps a losing streak with a 20-17 victory. and when we come back, the local college football poll picture will look at who stanford is playing and san jose good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. stanford will face wisconsin on new year's day. it is the third straight bcs bowl game and first rose bowl since 2000 when it took on the badgers. wisconsin is 8 and 5 this season, but winning the big 10 title crushing nebraska. monty ball and melvin gordon rushed for 200 yards against the cornhuskers. he is the career leader in touchdowns with 81. this will be wisconsin's third straight trip to pasadena, but the badgers have lost the last two years to tcu and oregon. meanwhile, san jose state plays bowling gre

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dennis richardson is joining us from medford, oregon. good to have you here.row out this quote that you gave to the a.p. so everybody is aware of your position. you say "if i had been a teacher or the principal at the sandy hook elementary school and if the school district did not preclude me from having access to a firearm, either by concealed carry or locked in my desk, most of the murdered children would still be alive, and the gunman would still be dead, and not by suicide." so explain your position here. more guns in the school? armed teachers? how does that help? >> well, it's been 13 years since the tragedy in columbine. almost 6 years since virginia tech, and now we all mourn the massacre that occurred in connecticut last friday. we cannot continue to be passive when the only person who's armed in a school shooting situation is the shooter himself, the psychopath. what i'm suggesting is that we set up -- >> okay, go ahead. i'm sorry. >> what i'm suggesting is that we have campus responders, two or three volunteers, that are on the staff, whether admini

. >>> joining us is stewart richardson, partner at rpmg. the press conference -- we'll hear a fresh round of stimulus from the fed. how significant would that be? >> in my mind it's not that significant. i think as optics, people think this is another addition to the stimulus. the fact is that the fed for months and months and months when they go out to purchase longer term treasuries, they're trying to reduce the supply of those in the market and effectively swap short dated cash or other securities. north about 1.25%. whether they're holding reserves or selling the, say, two-year treasury at north of 2 5 basis points, it's effectively the same thing. they're printing 85 million a month and saying we're not doing a twist, we're doing an outright purchase. >> it's different if twist doesn't expand the balance sheet and a new round of stimulus would. if you look at, i think it was citiprojections or someone saying if you take the total effect of the size of the purchases they could do $85 billion in the next year, a 40% annual increase in th

kevin richardson, then just 14 years old. raymond santana, also 14.orey at 16, he was the oldest of the five and was tried as an adult. also, with her husband, david mcmcman. first of all, thank you all for being here tonight. now, you were 14? >> yes, i was 14. >> where was your lawyer? >> i didn't have any lawyer. >> did you have a lawyer? >> no, sir. >> did you have a lawyer? >> no, sir. so all of this happened with no lawyers. >> were your parents there? >> some of our parents were there. >> i've never seen her. i would hear her voice and see her peep into the room. and the detective, they were using like a tactic. these were seasoned professionals. we were kids. very fragile at the time. they would tell my mother, don't worry. we just want to speak to him. at the time, she was very weak, you know. she couldn't really stand up as much. so she sat down for a while. and while they would take her away, that's when themd work on me. the reality of the matter, none of us, including our parents, had never had any involvement with the law. they were just

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laura richardson is leaving us. and before this, early resignation of dennis cardoza. seven democrats. going to miss them greatly and thank you for allowing me to speak on behalf of their great service to the federal government. mr. miller: thank you, mr. farr. i want to also as congresswoman eshoo and congressman farr acknowledged, there are others from the other side of the aisle who will be leaving after this session of congress. brian bilbray, marry bono mack, david dreier, wally herger, jerry lewis and dan lungren. we have had accomplishments together. jerry lewis and i had the longest floor debate over the creation of desert national parks, mohave desert national parks. when we were done, he was opposed and i was for it, but he made sure the public had access to it and visitor centers. members of congress do -- this isn't just a working relationship. over time, you get to one another's families and know their children's successes and desires and trouble that befalls american families. people don't think of that when they think of the congress and you build relati

palmer a big mistake. 3-1/2 minutes to go and richardson waltzes in for the touchdown. 20-10.s let the team have it. they lose 20-17. 3-9, short week. they host denver on thursday night and that is it. we will see you later everybody. >> look at this picture that a viewer sent in. winds and rain from the storm, they knocked over a light pole. if you have pictures of storm damage send them to breakingnews@kron4.com. it is nice to have a break. >> absolutely. a break tonight and tomorrow and more wet weather tuesday. not bad. >> that is right. that is it for us everybody. have a good night. good bye. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t u-verse. get

browns ate up the clock with a long drive, richardson scores.aiders still lose their fifth straight, 20-17. the coach says palmer's pick was a real killer. >> we can't turn the ball over like that. we got all the momentum. we are moving the ball. we can't have that self-inflicted wound right there we need to get rid of it. we can't make that mistake. >> former stanford star andrew luck continues his superb season. colts rally to beat detroit 35-33. >>> it's now officially, stanford will take on wisconsin in the rose bowl january 1st. meanwhile, san jose state which is ranked 24th in the polls will take on bowling green in the military bowl 27th in washington, d.c. >> in college hoops the stanford men placed host to denver. cardinals jumped out to a 15-point lead. here is 2 of his 19 points. christian sanders and puts it in between three defenders. stanford cruises and powell scored a career high 29. cardinals improve to 6-3. and cal men lost for the first time this season falling to wisconsin, 81-56. the bears are 6-1. card hassles? introducing

. >> natasha richardson had a deeper, bigger clot than this. so this was not -- yeah -- >> so this is not that type -- >> no, it's not, but there is a danger with this that if it's not cleared out properly that it can cause neurological damage and they were very specific in a statement they just now issued in saying that they have checked her out for memory problems, for movement problems, and that sort of thing, and she's not suffering any of that. so she seems to be in the clear neurologically and they made a big point of saying they expect her to make a full recovery. >> she will be released, the statement says, once the medication dose has been established. >> it's very difficult to get the right amount of medication with anti-coagulant and then subsequently blood thinning. it's different for every individual. they have to make sure that you're not giving so much that you risk a different kind of stroke. they have to monitor that very carefully and closely. they also, i'm sure, are giving her constant -- because she is who she is, ct scans

the rams went on a drive, richardson scores, 20-17 was the final. the raiders lose their fifth straight. they're now 3-9. >> an emotional win for kansas city today which beat carolina 27-21. the game was played one day after chiefs lineback baker javon belcher shot himself and his girlfriend. >> in golf, grandma -- graeme mcdowell won the world challenge. >> ama: omg, the text message is introducing... a new way to save on your prescriptions. it's the aarp medicarerx saver plus plan from unitedhealthcare. with this plan, you can get copays as low as a dollar through a preferred network pharmacy like walgreens -- where you'll find 8,000 convenient locations. best of all, this plan has the lowest part d premium in the united states -- only $15 a month. open enrollment ends december 7th. so call today or visit your local walgreens. >> ama: coming up at 6:00. we'll go live the east bay where a massive sink hole as closed off traffic on one street. we'll have a live update on the conditions of three firefighters and one other person injured in a rainy ro

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. reeling disarray. two words to describe the dirty birds who have lost three str

joining me with reaction to all this and much more is former new mexico governor bill richardson. thanks for being with us. happy new year. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: governor, we have actually been friendly over the years. you and i have gotten along. i remember i have been out to your estate and you have is been gracious enough to be nice to me over the years. i look at you as somebody that cared about your state and country and worked very hard. if we are now on the brink as a country and americans and businesses have no idea what their taxes going to be. the united states senate has not passed a spending bill in over 13 hyundais, over three years and the president, harry reid, they are all blaming republicans. where is the blame in the intellectual honesty in your party to say this is reckless, irresponsible, on the democrats part? do you acknowledge that? >> sean, i think for the first time tonight they are moving in the right direction. they are talking. there is progress. here is my take. i think that speaker boehner wants a deal. i think mitch mcconnell wants a deal. so

yesterday forcing closure of highway 1 off-ramp on northbound 101 it also flooded a parking lot above richardson bay. the king tide is expected to reach 7.1 feet at the golden gate bridge by 9:00 this morning, it could be higher tomorrow. today's storm could slow work to repair damage done by a giant sinkhole. neighbors on mountain view drive in lafayette have something to look forward to. re-- repairs could be done by christmas. the contractors says it will work around the clock until the road is fixed. the hole formed after a storm eroded a large portion of the road. stay with abc7 news for continuing storm watch coverage. track every storm any time with live doppler 7 hd at abc7news.com. >>> other news now, san francisco police still sorting out details after officers rushed a newborn to the hospital from the streets of the bay view district this morning around 2:00, identifies responded to a call to check on the welfare of -- police rushed the baby in their squad car to san francisco general. no word on the condition of the baby. a person at the scene also taken to the hospital. we'll have f

richardson up the gut to make it 0-10. the raiders did score late, too little too late, 20-17 is the final. >> we can't turn the ball over right there. we have all of the momentum and we are moving the ball and we can't -- we can't have that self-inflicted wound right there. if it is not there, we have to get rid of it. but we can't make that mistake. >> we took a shot there and go for a touchdown quickly and didn't put the ball in the right spot. didn't give him a chance to make a play on the ball. >>> david schaub, stanford, on game day tonight at 11:30. >> we'll see you in half an hour on eyewitness news at 6:30. good night. for over 60,000 california foster children, the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything. what if santa can't find me? to help, sleep train is holding a secret santa toy drive. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help keep the spirit of the holidays alive. not everyone can

megan richardson, megan tyra, jonah crane, grant kerr, sean burn, hannah greenberg, veronica duran were all exceptional on our legislative staff in bringing their expertise to help new york. i want to thank my press team, brian fallon, max young, meredith kennedy, marissa calvin and chris scribner who did a great job. while this legislation is a tremendous accomplishment for my staff here in washington, d.c., i would also like to thank members of my regional offices who not only lived through and experienced sandy but made themselves available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to see that the people of new york's needs be recognized and addressed, who extended their arrest out to those who were in trouble. martin brennan heads my new york operation. he had a torn achilles and hobbled around in a cast, but he led our staff as he always does, as a team and exquisitely. our casework team, they are seasoned. suzy orloff who i went to second grade with and has been working for me for over 30 years, cindy renwick, joyce cheng, karin vaparian have spent months helping new yorkers cut through t

richardson, a lot of other major architects. this would prove to be the most extensive building on the american continent, $25 million when it was declared finished in 97 by teddy roosevelt. and stanford white came here somewhere around 1872 and he said of all the terrible things i've got to spend another night in albany. he said of all the one horse towns, this is the absolute worst, and it was -- the devil. i have to spend another night in albany. but, you know, that changed when the capital, suddenly albany became a tourist attraction. "o albany!" which is kind of an impressionistic history, was an ambitious project, 26 articles, covered the whole ethnic history of the city, every geographic neighborhood, and a lot more. and it's sold extremely well, all over the country. it was an unusual development, and it's been selling ever since. it's a phenomenon that don't quite understand, but what i discovered was what a fantastic account this is. you know, i had left albany and really never wanted to come back. you know, i come bac

wright mainly come off the bench for philadelphia but started in place of an injured jason richardson in on wednesday, but it's a rough mess. >> there are guy that's can hurt you. and a big time point guard and this is a team that really handled this well, last year. so it's going to be a great challenge for us. >> should be a good one. you can blame commotion in union square today on this. >> band, players and coaches for navy and arizona state took to downtown for a co-pep rally two schools will face off tomorrow in the kraft fight hunger bowl. collin cappernick led nevada to victory over boston college. word that he is known for creating the pistol offense. he leaves after 28 seasons. this sports report brought to you by mercedes-benz. >> a real inventor. >> yes. >> thank you so much. >> you've got it. >> join me tonight on cable channel 13, the urge to give doesn't hit just around the holidays but more primal. what researchers found about why we share with others and later at 11:00 enjoy bubbles but stay out of trouble. what to expect as we approach the new year. plus... we have j

that could mean trouble for beaches and low-lying areas, places like marin city near richardson bay. more from heather ishimaru. >> bike path known as bay trail lived up on to its name it was more bay than trail. she couldn't make it through a larkspur ferry and have to turn around. >> i had no idea it was that bad. >> caltrans tried to direct people around the flooding but nothing could be done for cars left all day at the park and ride. businesses along a narrow strip of land became an island for a few hours. they are less worried about flooding than lost customers. >> the trees are still above the water. >> he has looked at the highest prediction for tomorrow morning and figures he has got an inch to spare. >> it's going to be okay. >> the king tides happen once a month when the sun and moon is a lined but next few days will be the highest tides of year because they coincide with big winter storms in the gulf of alaska. waldo point harbor thought they knew what was coming with the king tide. >> usually when the tide gets high it comes out here but a half one will go across the roa

here with exquisite exclusive details, richardson in washington. >> good evening. what republicans are looking to do in the house is basically deal wh the tax provisions of the fiscal cliff to hit on january 1 so thereill be two amendment votes on the house. the first constructed by republicans dubbed the nancy pelosi plan because it contains a number of the provisions she holds. amounts less than $250,000 per year, it extends some of the stimulus provisions with income taxpayers, child cred, and raising amounts more than $1 million. this is a republican plan ,-com,-com ma the one if it goes past the house, likely to pass the house, it makes the current rates permanent for amounts less than $1 million per year. it takes capital gains and dividend rates nw 15%, make them permanent for amounts under $1 million for amounts me than $1 million it is 20% dividend rate operates. there is a permanent estate tax of 35% for amounts of more than $5 billion bid the sequester, automatic spending cuts set to hit starting ojanuary 2 or 1st, essentially an automatic cuts t to paym

jodi richardson told us her son was becoming out of control.ou think, what have i done to bring this on? what am i doing wrong? >> reporter: since our interview with richardson, her son has been diagnosed with two mental disorders. but even with a diagnosis, they're still fighting an uphill battle. >> why would i want to raise a bully? i'm trying hard. >> the resources for parents dealing with these things vary enormously from state-to-state, county-to-county, from district-to-district. >> reporter: no one knows that better than this family. when we met them in 2010 for a "20/20" interview, 13-year-old brenna was having an psychiatric episode. >> i cannot stop. i cannot stop. >> reporter: she was begging to the hospitalized. >> if you have any -- >> i wanted to know if you have a bed. i want to know if you have a bed. >> reporter: and after two hours of phone calls. >> they have a bed, right this second. but it changes minute-to-minute. >> reporter: three weeks later, the hospital reluctantly discharged brenna because the family's insurance wou

could mean trouble for beaches and low lying areas along the water in places like marin city near richardsony. we're live tonight. anxious next couple days there, to be sure. >> yes. folks are used to type of thing but not to these extremes. we're near the buck yi road house. this intersection is covered with cars. this morning, it was covered with water when an extreme high tide came in at 9:45 but as tides do, it went back out, and in fact, the extreme low tide was just about an hour and a half ago. this bike path lived up to its name today, more bay than trail. veera decided she couldn't make it to the largespur ferry and would have to turn around. >> i knew there was flooding. i had no idea it was that bad. >> caltrans tried to direct people around flooding but nothing could be done for cars left at park and ride. business as long a narrow strip of land between the flood and bay became an island for a few hours, they're less wor worried about flooding. this is a christmas tree lot. >> there is still a foot above the water. i'm from holland. i know a lot about water management. >> he look

sarah richardson after being busted for drunk driving in new mexico. she resigned her crown .. >> earlier in the show we asked if you think that president obama should step in and give marine john hammer who is held in jail for a bogus gun charge. here are your responses. >> this marine fought for the president's freedom just as he did yours or not. the president should have settled this four months ago. >> lisa said all prisoners of a foreign government should be sent back to their home countries for legal issues. >> it should be a simple call for president obama to make. i don't understand why he hasn't gotten involved yet. this guy has a purple heart and it would be great for him to be able to come home for the holidays. >> it is time for an awesomely

richardson rushing in. browns win 20-17. cleveland snaps its 17 game road losing streak.ders lose 5 straight games. first time since 2007. oakland is 3-9 and host denver thursday night. the nfc west division got tighter. if you think colin kaepernick is promising, then you will love russell wilson. today seahawks rookie quarterback led them on a 97- yard drive. 14-yarder. seattle 17-14. chicago ties it. over time. wilson leads the hawks on another long drive. hits rice. that is in the end zone. give credit for the game winning touchdown catch. seattle 23-17. they are a game and a half back of the 49ers. another rookie quarterback, andrew luck keeps indianapolis in the race. andrew luck threw three interceptions and four touchdown passes. 42-yarder. draws the colts within 5 of the lions. then andrew luck another long drive. no time. colts win 35-33. 8-4. lions 4-8. mark sanchez threw three picks against arizona today. mark sanchez replaced by greg mcelroy. not tim tebow. greg mcelroy. and in his nfl debut. the only touchdown of the game. that is it. that is enough. jets wi

department number three official followed president next nixon's order to fire cox after elliott richardsond resigned in protest thus began the impeachment trial that led to nixon's resignation. >> conservatives had had a rather dim view of nixon he was probably the most intelligent president of this century. >> i today announce my decision to nominate robert h. bork. >> 45 minutes after president reagan sought to elevate bork kennedy launched blistering attack from the senate floor. >> robert bork's america is a land in which women would be forced into back alley abortions, blacks would fit

we're not talking about one of the bleeding that natasha richardson had underneath the skull. so at that point, there's reason to give anti-coagulation blood thinner would be to prevent another clot from forming if you think she's at increased risk. the thing that would give you an increased risk of bleeding would be, i'd say -- again, i don't know her case -- an irregular heartbeat like ate ril fibrillation or something that would make it an increased likelihood of having a blood clot. the last thing you would do though, is give a blood thinner because you're afraid of causing bleeding. so they're in a position where they have to decide, i want to give a blood thinner because i want to prevent further clotting, but also i don't want to give a blood thinner because i'm afraid if she's had bleeding going on she's hit her head. normally, you would not give blood thinners for three months following somebody hitting her head. >> one of the other things i saw in the statement from the spokesperson was her doctors will assess her situation, including other issues associated with her

the smith richardson foundation. paul gregory. how do you get support for something like this?> i write letters and ask. >> what do they want? >> it is a formal application process. you fill it out, apply, and get references. i am one of many hundreds of grantees. >> how much time does it take you to get this support? >> it depends. i described you my intense relationship with my two translators. i could not have paid for them without support from a range of institutions. >> who would read this and make it -- >> i want people who are interested in the people of europe who do not know anything about this region. i would be most happy if people who read it do not know anything about poland or communism or russia. people who are new to the subject. if teenagers read it, people in their 20's, i will be happy. >> what is the difference between being a marxist and a stalinist? >> marxism describes a philosophy, a very complex and deep philosophy. being a stalinist implies something more political. a follower of stalin. that is the narrower term. >> what is italian fascism vs german f

forcing closure of the highway 1 off-ramp northbound 101 high tides flooded a parking lot above richardsonhe king tide is expected to reach 7.1 feet at the golden gate bridge by 9:00 this morning. tomorrow it could be higher. >>> today's storm could slow work to repair damage done by giant sinkhole in the east bay we've been reporting on. neighbors in lafayette have something to look forward to. injuries engineers say repairs could be done by christmas the city hired an outside construction firm after finding out it would take public works crews months to finish. the company will work around the clock until the road is fixed. the hole was formed after a storm on december 2nd eroded a large portion of the road. >>> track every storm any time with live doppler 7 hd at abc7news.com. >>> 5:35. san jose police investigating that city's 44th homicide of the year. that's the most in that city in more than 20 years. a teenager was killed in a quiet san jose neighborhood yesterday afternoon. the victim is thought to be 18-years-old. he may have been stabbed in the neck. his truck was found on fairh

looking down on richardson bay, san francisco in the background and folks it is clear and live dopplerup any returns at all. we do have high pressure over the bay area bringing us the sinking air and some very cold temperatures. now, if you are trying to make your plans for tomorrow, new year's eve, during the day between 1:00 and probably 6:00, we do have a weak weather system. that will bring clouds across the bay area. it could possibly squeeze out a sprinkle or two. that's about it. but you will notice 1:00 to 6:00 the temperatures will generally be in the midto low 50s. by 8 -- by 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, it will get colder by the bewitching hour of midnight. as we enter into 2013, the temperatures will be in the mid to low 40s near san francisco and oakland and in the 30s in the north and east bay locations. it is definitely going to be a cold night tomorrow night. here is a look at your highs for monday. 61 degrees. fresno 49. we will look for a clear sky for lake tahoe. 31 degrees. my accu-weather seven-day forecast on monday, new year's eve during the day, remember we will see a lit

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