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. >> i don't think there is anyone more important than improving rifs of young children. >> to find out more go to our web site. look under see it on tv. if like to host go to our community page. >> excellent. let's talk about weather. >> another lovely day, a hazy one. there is a time lapse. you can see live doppler 7 hd. beach hazard advisory for the period carrying us through tomorrow morning. a swell is building. stay back from the water's edge. tomorrow's sky conditions, sthiz, mild, highs in mid 60s inching up to upper 60s in spots. 70s in santa cruz tomorrow, here is the accu-weather forecast. mild weather lasting throughout the weekend, then mid week starting to feel more winter like. temperatures dropping, clouds coming into the sky. and there is gloom around the bay area. >> big game on sunday. all eyes on atlanta. >> yes. >> i'm predicting no gloom. >> niners left this afternoon. falcons standing in the way of >>> best guess, 49ers in a plane somewhere over tennessee right nout. one man cut today brought in weeks ago to compete with david acres. acres won out. joining us live

. >> as practicing for a game doesn't add more intensity as 49er faith afl rifs at 6:45 in the morningmeone joined us. >> after the triumph, niners gained respect again. since the record breaking win, the quarterback has appeared on the cover of sports ill trait straighted. niners are new darlings. the coach, unphased. >> people said nice things about us. you know? that is nice. cover of "sports illustrated". you snow very nice things. nice things about the team but

testing so i think that's an absurd notion i think beyond that he appears to be oblivious to their riffing they give consequences to the failed prohibitionist policies i mean quite frankly one reason why voters in washington in colorado supported an end to marijuana prohibition was because they said it's time to start trying to enforce it under forcible prohibition why should we be empowering gangsters in mexico in the united states why should we be empowering a black market worth tens of billions of dollars a year why should we be arresting seventy thousand americans a year on petty marijuana charges when instead we can tax control and regulate this stuff and i can the arguments are very hands on lobbying there's been a development of a little bit i mean what you're implying i don't like having unlike ethan i'm happy to. like you and i'm happy to say that there are pros and cons of every policy but the idea that gangsters are empowered by people smoke that's really where i was here it was because there we can all see it well so that was the issue is the issue is i did you can be an extrem

talking to a neighbor and he brought over a deer stand and put it over the fence and sat on it with his rif in his lap watching us. and we went inside and stayed inside. >> before you were telling me, from what you have been telling me, a scary individual. from what we hear he was very anti-american and anti-government. building this extraordinary bunkker. he had arms and so on. were you surprised or shocked when you heard what happened? >> no, i wasn't. >> not at all. >> a little over a month ago he shot at a friend of mine with his wife, baby and mother in the truck. and the dale county sheriff came out and the man told him he didn't have a gun. and the sher ifs didn't even look for the gun. if they had looked for the gun, they would have found it. >> that is the whole thing, this man has been an accident waiting to happen. he has been a ticking time bomb. but we live in an uninincorporated area. unless you have enough witnesses there is nothing that you can do. >> thank you very much for providing so many fascinating details about this. i appreciate you for coming on the show. >> you are

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stevie wonder riffing in a rendition of "signed, sealed, delivered," delivering this line -- "presidentou i'm going to make it better for the middle class because i'm going to make those who got a little money share that money, by making it possible to help everybody." every one of you who wants to love whoever they want to love give them the opportunity to do that. he says yeah, you can go to war, but how about going to peace? he going to bring the troops home. yeah, yes, he did." it sundayed better than that. james taylor spoke out on gun control. the majority of us feel strongly. we will make sacrifices to our freedoms to put it to safeguard the children. ousted president nicolas sarkozy and his former super model wife may be preparing to move to london to escape pone potential top tax rate of 75% in the home country. daily mail reports if the move goes ahead, he will be the latest, famous frenchman to flee the tax increase. sarkozy advisor tells a french newspaper he does not think the move will happen. the former leader is under investigation for corruption. if he does leave, there

obviously the >> have you to question anything for the purpose of aiding and abetting to taking a human rif live. you know? things like a pistol grip on a weapon allowing to you fire from down low, a barrel shroud that prevents a barrel from getting excessively hot, these are -- that is a conversation the american public wants to have. every time someone like larry pratt talks i need to remind the american public that this guy is only speaking for a small percentage of extreechlists out there. >> i have to mention that part. but larry pratt. >> most americans believe in self-defense. >> self-defense, i don't understand why people need multiple assault-style weapons? why? >> i know guys that have a semi automatic that can fire four shots in a second. >> they're flying off the shelves. so american people are voting with their dollars. >> what are they afraid of? >> well, government is -- . >> why are they buying the guns? >> the government gave us fast and furious has problems morally. we're trusting them as, to defend us. their judgment to put on a no fly list to fly firearms to the mexican

charles: don't tell me tomorrow you picked up music cassettes, but -- [laughter] i'm just riffing you hey, listen, the sunshine band, can't beat it. talk to you later. all right, guys. [laughter] >> you are dating yourself. charles: i had the 8 tracks. i shouldn't talk. spend stamps, a record high, last year, government spend $80.4 billion. an increase of 2.7 billion just from the year before. a report in the "new york post" finding resip -- recipients take cash out at ebt atms, bars, liquor stores, porn shops, and strip clubs. the agency who oversees the cash acceptance programs lists these atms on the website. judge, you are with us, and for those who didn't see, that's yesterday's "new york post," what you can do with your welfare check. some things. this is crazy. here's what i want to ask you. if we, the taxpayer, give people money, you know, out of being a benevada lant society, do we have a right to tell them how to spend it? >> no, we can't control it because money is spunkble. >> if you had zero money, but now it came from the government, can we say don't buy your kids chips,

the theater again watching this film argo for the first time and you lived through this event, having rifhe big screen? >> it was interesting to see how i am portrayed, how they made the group dynamic work in compared with the reality. obviously in fact we were split between two houses. i realize they couldn't do that for the purposes of the dramatic effect in the film it wouldn't work, but it was still actually scareyer than the reality. we had a pretty good time during the three months we were hiding with the canadians. they took excellent care with us. while there were tense moments here and there for the most part it was a boredom was the main enemy not fear. >> mark, thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >> thanks, mark. >> thank you. >> his book called "house guest" his account of being trapped in iran. >> when we come back, surprise from a good samaritan who traveled across this country and the kids who saw their christmas dreams come true. >> you have a ton of coupons on-line deals there's a place you can turn those unused coupons in for cash without buying a thing. y

and i get it because those bush tax cuts if possible should be around the rif knew and 98% bel below. you say we're never going to have that. how are we going to replace that? how are we going to replace all that revenue that you used to get from the -- >> i think it was disingenious. it was supposed to sunset. >> but we have always said -- they always in future budget considerations, they always assumed it would be sun setting. >> right. but that are a lot of elected officials that didn't assume that. >> okay. i think you're going to hear how that's going to happen because i think one of the conversations that is going to come up in the context of all these cuts is additional ways to raise revenue. >> i think you might have -- >> nobody knows what it is if you say that tax. if you say vet, no one knows what you're talking about. >> in the uk they don't. but here they do. >> yes. >> and by the way, it's possible, and i want to talk to peter about this, that maybe this doesn't last. >> they're permanent until we change it. >> maybe later this year if there is a real push on entitlement

there was a horror riffing article the other day, a woman saying, i know it is a human life but i don't care. it is all about me. it is still discouraging there is so much hardening of hearts out there. people aren't willing to admit the truth and act in a caring and humane way about it. >> i share the same view. the unbelievable resilience and encourage that is proposed in the pro life movement. it is a young movement. you see in the mall hundreds and thousands of students compose the movement, especially women, we have an strude group of women leaders who are at the vanguard of this movement. that is a powerful thing. in some ways it is not surprising that the argument, the pro-life argument has got increased purchase and people identify themselves as pro-life more than they have at the -- in the past. the argument, that everyone matters, no matter how small or unwanted they are. it is routed now most honorable traditions. at the end of the day because we have the truth on our side we're going to prevail. what is discouraging and especially this last election cycle is how our politica