i'm right there with my sax for eric and gloria and heather.nd at the end, we do one song together before we say good night, and that song is "all you need is love." i'll tell you, when stevie wonder came in to sing in the studio and ricky and i were there -- honestly, people talk about you got to pinch yourself. i pincheded my you know what. i wanted to make sure i was not dreaming this. it was absolutely out-of-body experience. hearing him sing on one of my songs. >> yeah. one of the great joys of my life, talking about stevie. the absolute great joys of my life. i was home one night here in l.a. and the phone rang. blocked number -- i don't usually answer blocked numbers. this one time i'm glad i did. answer the phone, it's stevie. out of the blue, he's like, "what are you doing?" i had just gotten to bed, long day. just started -- watching tv, veging out. he said, "i'm going to the studio. do you want to go tonight?" 11:00, midnight. he's just rolling in -- >> that's right. >> i said, i said "absolutely." as tired as i was, put my clothes o

you are watching al jazeera hive from london the president saxed his vice president and eight ministers. countries are on the world agree to take in 100,000 more syrian refugees and ease the pressure of neighboring states. and meet kabul's kid who is hoping to inspire millions of people across his country, with martial arts. >> . >> hello there, thank you for joining us. the u.s. central intelligence agency has been accused of misleading the country over it's use of torture. the claim is made in this report that the u.s. net intelligent committee, which investigated the cia so called enhanced interrogation program, after the 9/11 attacks. now it concluded that the cia use of torture was not an effective means of acquiring spell jens and that harsh methods competely failed to prevent attacks. it also says the interrogations were brutal and far worse than the cia publicly claimed with prisoners subjected to water boards sleep deprivation and so called wallings where they were slammed against the wall. the report also accused the c.i.a. of the oversight, by deliberately giving inaccurate a

. >> macy sax tiffany all in the bark. even the christmas tree in the center of san francisco premier retail shopping district was a towering shadow. >> in my experience you make half of your yearly revenue in this last quarter so if you do the math that's a good chunk in one day. >> at 7:30 in the morning pg&e satisfies flooded vault in the financial district caused an explosion at the sub station on post and stockton. christina shot this video on her phone after she heard it blow. >> i looked saw the manhole go right up then the flames. ran for the camera. >> 85,000 customers lost power in the financial district. yawn square. richmond and the marina which include pier in there where restaurants had to put the food on ice. by noon power was returned to most customers but several stores had already called it quits. >> a lot of convention in town a.lot of tourist and a lot of potential dollars that they are missing out on e.with power restored retailers still have to contend with the coming storms that could drive more cust

. >> macy sax tiffany all in the bark.e christmas tree in the center of san francisco premier retail shopping district was a towering shadow. >> in my experience you make half of your yearly revenue in this last quarter so if you do the math that's a good chunk in one day. >> at 7:30 in the morning pg&e satisfies flooded vault in the financial district caused an explosion at the sub station on post and stockton. christina shot this video on her phone after she heard it blow. >> i looked saw the manhole go right up then the flames. ran for the camera. >> 85,000 customers lost power in the financial district. yawn square. richmond and the marina which include pier in there where restaurants had to put the food on ice. by noon power was returned to most customers but several stores had already called it quits. >> a lot of convention in town a.lot of tourist and a lot of potential dollars that they are missing out on e.with power restored retailers still have to contend with the coming storms that could drive more customers aw

so it's showing up now and what we have seen, interestingly his statement that saxes only accounted for some of the problem may be right. i think he accounted for 50% before sanctions. i think the oil drop, which was unexpected by almost everybody, is now becomeing kind of a guillotine. on the whole process. and it's down to $54 today. how long it will continue to go down and how he will ride the wave, he claimed he has $400 billion in foreign exchange. that won't last long at the present capital flight rates that are going on in russia. >> right. but polls from i think early december show him still at something like 80%. >> early december was different days. we have seen -- >> can you imagine traveling abroad? >> russians are careful about polls. if i were a russian, i would be. i don't mean poles. >> did you see signs of -- you mentioned how he said he could work alongside the ewe rain cranian president. he said he's not changing his position on ukraine. do you pick up indications of perhaps he's more willing to at least talk? >> the prime minister said the other day that it was up to

. >> macy sax tiffany all in the bark.n the christmas tree in the center of san francisco premier retail shopping district was a towering shadow. >> in my experience you make half of your yearly revenue in this last quarter so if you do the math that's a good chunk in one day. >> at 7:30 in the morning pg&e satisfies flooded vault in the financial district caused an explosion at the sub station on post and stockton. christina shot this video on her phone after she heard it blow. >> i looked saw the manhole go right up then the flames. ran for the camera. >> 85,000 customers lost power in the financial district. yawn square. richmond and the marina which include pier in there where restaurants had to put the food on ice. by noon power was returned to most customers but several stores had already called it quits. >> a lot of convention in town a.lot of tourist and a lot of potential dollars that they are missing out on e.with power restored retailers still have to contend with the coming storms that could drive more customer

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harvey nichols, john lewis, and bloomingdale's and sax doing very well. >> is it all jeff bezos' faultlingly right to the mother, amazon? >> you've got great department stores, where you have great leaders. where you have real estate people starting with bob campo to the jcpenney people two years ago, you don't have great department stores. >> we're looking at leadership, but also basic economics. in particular, if the department stores aren't doing as well, you've still got massive retailers like saturn and aldi in particular, expanding all over the world. that's a model that's working. >> brendan, you're right. they ran wal-mart out of continental europe. they're giving wal-mart fits in the u.k., where the sector really struggled. >> leslie, here's a tale of two cities. macy's, bring up the chart for lundgren and company. what a success it's been. t is a moon shoot there. there's another chart of burt flickinger, leslie, really not all that good, is it? >> absolutely. macy's, what they can do is offer a wide plethora of services to the consumer that comes into the store. jcpenney is

you are watching al jazeera hive from london the president saxed his vice president and eight ministers. countries are on the world agree to take in 100,000 more syrian refugees and ease the pressure of neighboring states.

you could imagine a saxs bill that would say we won't invoke more sanctions unless we cannot get some of the things we're willing to sign a deal on with iran. that would be a very difficult piece of legislation for congress, because it would involve giving up more maximum goals. but it could help the negotiations if we backed up our negotiators to the extent that this is how far we can go and we can itch leapt a deal that goes this far. but if it goes further, we may not be able to get congress to support it. you can imagine legislation that would enable them to say that more precisely. the problem with that legislation would be that it assumes iran wants a deal. if it doesn't know, then all of that legislation won't do much good. you can give more help tovt iae. you can give more direction to the u.s. intelligence and other agencies. you can set up exceptional reporting requirements that say if iran does x, the administration has to report to congress on what it's done. there are impressions that are largely in support of resolutions and arms control treaties. beyond that, you could

a little sax mu seek helped -- music helped keep it stress free. lot of last-minute shoppers are out and a lot of stores open extra hours. some are offering extra discounts, free gift wrapping, shipping and delivery. every bit helps because the clock is ticking. >> i work a lot of hours, and sometimes i just don't have enough time. thank god they are open 24 hours. >> today is day one and i have four children at home. i have a long way to go. >> no, no shopping yet. but we have three days. we are good. we are all right. do you want anything for christmas? >> i want clothes. >> too cute. everyone we talked with said their fellow shoppers were being polite. >> if brick and mortar stores are not your thing several are offering big discounts on-line. but you will probably have to buy them by midday tomorrow to make sure the gifts arrive in time for christmas. still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, it is a video that has gone viral. and now a bay area neighborhood is booming tonight as people check out the "star wars" house. and tis the season. how people

. >> jimmy: well, in the '80s, every song used to have a sax solo in it and none of them had clarinet photograph that we happened upon and perhaps you can explain. you ran into guillermo? >> yes, at the amas, i ran into guillermo. >> jimmy: oh, okay. all right. did you ask for a picture with guillermo? >> yeah, i saw him. he was on the phone with -- i didn't really ask for the picture, more so snuck up on him and put my arm around him and took the picture. >> jimmy: okay. >> he had a box of tissues in his hand and he was on the phone, so -- that was pretty cool. >> jimmy: you described the scene very accurately. there, indeed, is you, guillermo, the phone and a box of tissues. >> how you doing? >> jimmy: why the box of tiss tissues, guillermo? >> i was real sick that day. >> jimmy: oh, that's good news for you, i guess. are you feeling okay? you didn't get the flu or anything after that? >> i'm feeling good. >> jimmy: congratulations to you. you are very funny on the show. the show is very funny. you seem like a very nice kid. nice to meet you. come back again. marcus scribner, everyb

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republican sax by chambliss made the point that today is a bad day to release information like this becauseis because of all of the threats it might cause iraround the world. >> there's no good time something like this. >> senator feinstein gave credit where credit is due including the man who started what eventually became senator feinstein's investigation. >> first, i thank senator rockefeller. he started this project by directing his staff to review the operational cables that describe the first recorded interrogations after we learned that the videotapes of those sessions had been destroyed. and that report was what led to this multiyear investigation. without it we wouldn't have had any sense of what happened. >> without jay rockefeller, we would have learned nothing about the cia today. john d. rockefeller iv's great grandfather was america's richest man. his grandfather built rockefeller center, including the building i'm sitting in now. jay rockefeller was born with enough money to live a life of loez sure among the idle rich, but he was a hard-working harvard student who studied in

goldman sax says it's the equivalent of a tax cut for many americans. some analysts say the average price could continue to fall through the winter. one says some states could see prices at the pump drop below $2.50 a gallon. i'm just happy to see below $3. >>> time is 6:22. the new call by president obama following what happened in ferguson, missouri. coming up in 22 minutes the one tool he wants all police officers to have and what it means for bay area law enforcement. >> and up next a warning to u.s. troops. how federal officials say military members social media accounts could make them a target of isis. put your hands together for new nestlé© toll house delightfulls morsels. in honor of our 75th anniversary, we're bringing you nestlé© toll house chocolate filled with caramel, peanut butter, cherry and mint. so peanut butter up some blondies and brownies. caramel-ify those chocolate chip cookies. and give that thing a hint-y of something cherry or minty! it's time to bake the world a better place with new nestlé© toll house delightfulls. bake some

but just for the holiday season you could be looking at a time same free returns on macy's amazon saxes so be sure to go on high pressure and check that out. several major retailers are widening return windows. for instance marshall's and tj max will give you until january 23rd to take some things back. and finally a few apps to consider to help streamline the process. return guru allows you to snap a photo of your receipt and the app automatically sends you a reminder when the deadline is coming up and slice gathers yourline receipts and links to all the return policies so you don't miss your opportunity to take something back although we always say it's the thought that counts. >> that's the truth. thank you very much. >>> and that will do it for "action news" at 4:00 today. for shirleen allicott, adam joseph and cecily tynan i'm brian taft. i'll see you at 10 o'clock. "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jamie apody degrees meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪♪ >> the holiday seaso

business tycoon will sax takes her in a thinry veiled campaign move. >> i'm going to go downstairs.er. orange you glad i'm back. this ingredient is my joke. >> turn around. >> are we really doing this? >> cheers. >> the critics haven't been too kind. it's only getting a 20%. "annie" has every opportunity to embrace its new setting and present a new twist on the original series but just fails on all marks. scott mendleson said my daughter liked it just fine and i imagine she's more the target audience than i am. >>> next up, the third and final installment of "the hobbit." >> you watch these movies? >> a couple. >> before that all the lord of the rings. in the battle of the five armies they force a war against the forces of middle earth. dwarfs, elves, men, big and mean and fire-breathing dragons. intent on destroying everybody. with the entire world colliding, only one little guy, little hobbit, can save it all. >> don't be ridiculous. we're not going to make it. >> why not? >> because they will see you coming and kill you. >> no, they won't. they won't see me. >> out of the questio

. >> anyway -- >> hudson bay, the parent company of sax fifth avenue and lord & taylor.hat'sificive january 6th, 2015. he joins us right now on the set to talk about that, talk about what he's sigh in the holiday season. congratulations, first of all. >> thank you. >> this isáógñ a big job. these are high end retailers. there's been a very good run on some of these things. they've been talking recently about changing their strategy and trying to get motor for the real estate value in the company. what are your thoughts about it? >> i'm very excited, first of all. i believe i'll be working with richard7.v baker. high energy put us together. something good has to happen. when i've come here in the past, i've talked about three dominant things in retailing. first luxury retailing. second, it is important to the internet, omni channel retailing. we're going to keep growing that and growing that and to do that you need brands like sax fifth avenue, like lord & taylor, it's the perfect template to do what we've talked about. we have like the nordstrom rack, and their digital g

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recognize that sax solo?brown sugar" was played by long-time band member bobby keys, who passed away at the age of 70. he played on tour with the stones for 45 glorious years, making beautiful music for all of us. of course, there's been reaction throughout social media. this one absolutely touched my heart. i think it will touch yours. this is a handwritten letter from keith richards who tweeted it out and said bobby, i have lost the largest pal in the world and i can't express the simple sadness i feel. although bobby would tell me to cheer up. my condolences to all that knew him and his love of music. isn't that touching? handwritten. you don't see it often on social media. people type it in. also from the rolling stones, bobby made a unique musical contribution to the band since the '60s. and ringo starr, thank you, bobby keys, for the time we spent together. god bless you. peace and love to your family. again, sad news. the legacy, the music will live on. that sax solo is something that you should load u

go public at this point given that it's raising monies from private wealthy investors and gold man sax. >>> is it a name that you would like to consider get intoog your portfolio if and when it does eventually ipo? worldwide@cnbc.com or via twitter @cnbcwex. >>> now, the markets may have taken a breather on monday, but there was such plenty of m&aif action. >> good morning, wilfred. computer chips and industrial houses are making their way into the news today. a 12% premium to monday's closing price. the deal will give shareholders of both companies a 50% stake in the combined firm. cypress makes press screen chips using devices such as samsung's galaxy 5s phone. microchips and controls to control things such as power windows and air bags. cypress has seen revenues fall for the last two years. snapping a streak of six straight years of decline. cypress and spansion shares both jumped in after-hours tradel. >>> black standards stone is still its asian force for $1.3 billion. as a result wmcore will no loenger operated the business it had. gic has been stepping up its recent purchases n

we fiscal cliff a dangerous, volatile world, and knowing that sax p by was there, clear-eyed, disciplined, discrete, and able to tell it like it was and tell it like it is today, i think he's given not just us but our families and all americans considerable comfort, and i appreciate your service there and finally, his willingness to step up on this issue of our national debt. this is, again, not an easy issue, and he joined with some colleagues here to promote some proposals. again, my colleagues who are leaving have all done this -- tom coburn in particular and mike johanns -- but i will always have a great deal of respect for the way he's hand that issue as well. -- for the way he's handled that issue as well. perhaps his greatest accomplishment has yet to be mentioned. and thats fact that he played golf with the president of the united states and managed to hit a hole in one. now, the press report from that day says two things that are interesting. first, it says he hit the hole in one on, of course, the south course. a son of the south chose to use the south course for his hole in one

particular regional fed ath him and do you think person that spent 21 years of his career at gold man sax is in regain public credibility about conflicts of interest? say that i think it's very important for the federal reserve system to have the quality of its supervision. and i do have, i have a good deal of confidence in the quality of our supervision program, for the banking organizations we supervise in and that also applies to the largest banking organizations. we rely on examiners who are in the field and at the reserve banks to be providing information about what's happening in those organizations. but that information feeds into which it is not singleuals at any reserve bank but at the board, led process and it involves senior officials at a different reserve banks. it's also a multidisciplinary process that involves not only people from supervision but markets, from economic research, experts focus on financial stability all come together to evaluate the information that and to assign ratings and decide on the appropriate program for all of those large institutions. strengthened

he began his career playing sax for buddy holly as a teen.e played for the who, lynrd sknyrd and john lennon. >> in israel, they lit this huge christmas treener tel-aviv. a bell ringing santa was on hand. orthodox leader said celebration brings hope of unit among the regions three religions. >> i wish that this could bring peace to our land, to israel, christian, muslims and jews. >> it ended with a final fireworks display. >> san francisco one of the most expensive cities, forcing people to give up their dream of living on the water. educate poor children. >> schools where kids need grade teaching the most. >> can unprepared teachers make a difference? >> why are we sending them teachers with 5 weeks of training? >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. on tech know, >> i landed head first at 1

he said he will work on a joint statement with sax by chambliss who has been opposed to releasing this that. meaning he disagrees with releasing the information. we've already heard from the white house, the pentagon that they're concerned about protests and so forth. republicans who don't want to release it. they say they're worried about sources and methods and also retaliation. if he doesn't want to talk about it, he wants to defer. >> it is an astonishing fight that we've seen. play out in washington between central intelligence agency and the panel that oversees the central intelligence agency in the senate and its democratic chairman, diane feinstein. one accused the other of spying on them. the senate intelligence folks said the cia was spying on us. hacked into the computers. wouldn't let us do our job. this is real battle. the battle over the sub stance of whether you want torture. a battle over who should be making the decisions. and it is an important moment in history. you will hear people say we think we did the wrong thing. we have to move on. or someone like dick cheney

steve sax. pat ty edwards. and kenny pulcari. patty, questions to the women today seem to be the theme here, what do you think happens? is this a santa rally? have we just put it in and seen the gains? all rebalancing and a quad witching effect? what do you think is going on in this market? >> i think there's a whole lot of things going on. you know, we have got people doing window dressing for the end of the year. tax loss selling that seems to dissipating. you take all that into consideration and then the fed comes in and says, wait a minute, we don't need to have anxiety about things. we are logical about how we proceed and i think that the fed has just really put a bottom under this market and we think that we'll probably go high sbeer the new year. >> kenny, quite the reception for patty's comments here. >> there's half a dozen or so employees retiring at the end of the year and hear the clapping in the background and cheering their service in the exchange and certainly for the community. >> yeah. we applaud them here, as we

we fiscal cliff a dangerous, volatile world, and knowing that sax p by was there, clear-eyed, disciplined, discrete, and able to tell it like it was and tell it like it is today, i think he's given not just us but our families and all americans considerable comfort, and i appreciate your service there and finally, his willingness to step up on this issue of our national debt. this is, again, not an easy issue, and he joined with some colleagues here to promote some proposals. again, my colleagues who are leaving have all done this -- tom coburn in particular and mike johanns -- but i will always have a great deal of respect for the way he's hand that issue as well. -- for the way he's handled that issue as well. perhaps his greatest accomplishment has yet to be mentioned. and thats fact that he played golf with the president of the united states and managed to hit a hole in one. now, the press report from that day says two things that are interesting. first, it says he hit the hole in one on, of course, the south course. a son of the south chose to use the south course for his hole in one

that sax solo, maybe enjoy it on the way in to work. >> i might go up and play a little.hat's cool. >> coming up, are women at greater risk? a look at depression in america. >> and garage door repair men put to the test. you're not going to believe how much some of them charged for a simple problem that should take about 60 seconds to fix. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up on trending, yes, there's another taylor swift must-see parody. >>> and jill martin is here with what she says is a super sized holiday steals and deals what she says is a super sized holiday steals and deals including a y'know what my business what she says is a super sized holiday steals and deals inclphilosophy is, reynolds? >>no. not exactly. to attain success, one must project success. that's why we use fedex one rate®. >>their flat rate shipping. exactly. it makes us look top-notch but we know it's affordable. (garage door opening) (sighs) honey, haven't i asked you to please use the.... >>we don't have a reception entrance. ship a pak via fedex express saver® for as low as $7.50. we're