shay hugs lewis close.re lowered down to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> we got pulled in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards, they talk to a local reporter. >> you see us. a whole team. i'm just faster. it's nothing like i would do and they would do. anybody would have done. >> is this the reason you became a fireman in the first place? >> whole reason. >> an exhausted but elated patty brown weighs in. >> so proud of these two guys. these guys hanging 13 floors. >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter in 1991 that day are killed a the world trade center on september 11, 2001. patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell. and patrick o'keefe. the loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giag

as he steps off the ledge, shay hugs lewis close.ed down to the floor below where more firefighters pull them in. >> relief came when we got pulled in. >> both giagos and lewis are taken to the hospital and treated for smoke inhalation. it takes the fdny another hour to control the fire. afterwards, they talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile. it could be anybody. it's a lot of guy, the whole team. >> he was first. i'm just fafgt. it's nothing that anybody wouldn't have have done. >> is this the reason you became a firefighter in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. a whole reason. >> an exhausted but happy patty brown weighed in. >> so proud of these two guys. these guys hanging 13 floors. >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose and peter in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center on september 11th, 2001. patty brown promoted to capta

. >>> huh incane tr shay is that resulted in missing pets. tragedy on top of disaster. technician gloria jake offered the help. >> people came through the shelter looking for their animals. >> reporter: tragedy on top of tragedy. >> and there's a lot of people who didn't have a place to take their animals so they weren't even coming to the shelter and isling them. >> many countries have plans and volunteers. >> what will be doing is setting up an original homeowners. >> but you're pet needs a good idea d tag. >> -- good i.d. tabs. >> it should have your address, tpourpl none,. >> huh mall shelter perm feint of temporary set up in the tráebgss we'll have scanner devices that will have your contact informs. >> finally a photo. having a picture so that you can postthem in a cemetery shelter. >> we've got a whole kit ready to go, backpack filled. i have water and foot. foot p-r the dogs. >> we have record, in case we need to put her in a tkeur tempted. >> this it's the loss of a pet to make the aftermath of an earthquake much ph-fp tougher to deal with. that's just one afte

. >> shay says the united states needs to use the political and economic leverage it has to protect christians and other religious minorities. washington sends the egyptian military about 1.2 billion dollars annually. >> we are going to continue to fund them and need to get something in the news. >>> more violence against christians in nigeria. attackers set fire to eight churches there. they also set fire to businesses. radical muslim sect known as bocohoran killed many in october. >>> mark martin has this story from london. >> reporter: thousands of people all over the uk for not a shame day and 2nd chronicles prayer day. you can see many praying in front of st. paul's cathedral. paul stated he was not ashamed of jesus christ, so too are these christians. the true hope is turning back to jesus. >> we want to reach out only and supremely in our lord jesus christ. >> the thing that helped me stop taking crack cocaine. jesus took something out and put something else in. >> young people in their youth calling people to the gospel. the gospel is designed for the marketplace. >> christians taking

. >>> el fuego fue encontcontrolao se reportan lesionados, en shai chiapas previno a sus connacion connacionalados causaron heridas a muchas personas, esto fue provocada por el grupo tefs te b terrorista al qaeda. >>> esta base volviÓ luego de tener accidente en la lanzamiento de una nave de carga en agosto que no permitiÓ el traslado de 3 astronautas que faltaban. el prÍncipe felipe de inglaterra, recibiÓ asistencia mÉdica luego de recibir dolores de pechos, el esposo de la reina isabel ii estuvo a prueba, sin embargo no se revelaron mÁs detalles sobre el estado de salud del prÍncipe, de 90 aÑos de edad. una pausa mÁs al volver miles de personas en todo el paÍs celebran hoy el mejor regalo de navidad, el encuentro con sus seres queridos que estaban en iraq al regresar en el noticiero univisiÓn ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> en vÍspera de la noche buenas miles de familias de militares que combatieron en iraq esperan ansiosos a sus seres queridos, y hoy llegaron los Últimos soldados que abandonaron e si paÍs. ue el Último vuelo que llegÓ a la base militar mroz dentro pro iraq, que no ven la hora de reunirs

. >>> la primamar shay no sea la Última.lguna que marcharon cuantas veces sean necesarias para que su clamor sea escuchado >>> no es una marcha mÁs, es decirle a las farc que son unos criminales y asesinos. >>> en varias ciudades del paÍs y del mundo, muchos unieron sus voces para enviar este mensaje. >>> esto es decirle a los violentos no mÁs violencia, no mÁs secuestros. >>> la respuesta estÁ en manos de los que tienen policÍas civiles secuestrados por dÉcadas exige gratis. . y mientras en estados unidos. y se unieron en varias ciudades por una causa protestar por las instituciones financieras, que insisten tuvieron y siguen teniendo un papel importante en la crisis de di vaoind, que ha dejado a cientos de miles de personas sin hogar. isolda peguero informa desde new york. >>> se movilizaron en masa. esta vez, lo hicieron para mostrar su indignaciÓn, por el nÚmero de casas embargadas por los bancos que han dejado a millones de personas en la calle. >>> una lucha y lucha y no quieren ayudar a uno. >>> alrededor del paÍs, ce

. >>> el fuego fue encontcontrolao se reportan lesionados, en shai chiapas previno a sus connacion connacional atentados causaron heridas a muchas personas, esto fue provocada por el grupo tefs te b terrorista al qaeda. >>> esta base volviÓ luego de tener accidente en la lanzamiento de una nave de carga en agosto que no permitiÓ el traslado de 3 astronautas que faltaban. el prÍncipe felipe de inglaterra, recibiÓ asistencia mÉdica luego de recibir dolores de pechos, el esposo de la reina isabel ii estuvo a prueba, sin embargo no se revelaron mÁs detalles sobre el estado de salud del prÍncipe, de 90 aÑos de edad. una pausa mÁs al volver miles de personas en todo el paÍs celebran hoy el mejor regalo de navidad, el encuentro con sus seres queridos que estaban en iraq al regresar en el noticiero univisiÓn ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> en vÍspera de la noche buenas miles de familias de militares que combatieron en iraq esperan ansiosos a sus seres queridos, y hoy llegaron los Últimos soldados que abandonaron e si paÍs. fue el Último vuelo que llegÓ a la base militar mroz dentro pro iraq, que no ven la hora de

. >> the weinsteins and bob shay.hey both took foreign films and did very well with those buying them. and they started making medium and low-budget films. they moved up to a somewhat bigger -- they're too of the films. tavis: what do you think of the state of in the films? >> is not great. every film limeade got a full theatrical release. today, you can look at the friday newspaper advertising section which is where you have your biggest newspaper, almost no independent films. everything is a major release. sometimes it will be a big credit production, but it is still a major release. that is taken a great deal of the market away. tavis: you were born in 1926 in detroit, michigan. it has delivered us so many creative people throughout the years. was there anything specific growing up in detroit that impact of his career? >> in probably did, i am a child of the depression. my father always had a job during the depression. it was not big, he just barely made a living. we were probably not even aware of how bad things w

but mike asishanahan shays that will only happen if rex grossman gets hurt. offensive coordinator kyle shanahan says the turnovers are the most disappointing thing for him. >> i don't think it's a system that takes a long time to learn. you can get better at it but everyone in the league runs similar plays but you're going to run what they're good at. the better they are, the more you keep doing. everybody's looking for a franchise quarterback. you want one of those guys that there's no question about. there's probably only about five of them, six of them in the league and there's a lot of guy who is can play and there are some guy who is need to be replaced. you're always trying to find that one and still work doing it. >> i have an idea who that one could be. we're going to talk about him right now, baylor trending on twitter tonight not because people wanted to know about the medium sized christian school in waco, texas but because they wasn't to see heisman trophy winner robert griffin iii. baylor bears play in washington in the alamo bowl. no score in th

and i would say shay is a player the sharks could probably use in their lineup right about now. they are struggling. but they'll get it together. >> sure he doesn't. >> and it was perfect. >> good guys to put on a really good job out there. >> absolutely. >> thank you dennis. >> go sharks. we'll be right back. ,,,, ♪ [ female announcer ] during the holidays, there's a lot to get done. and safeway select appetizers help you rise to every occasion. ♪ from delectable to amazing. there are over 20 affordable safeway select appetizers ♪ to make all of your gatherings just as merry as can be. ♪ only at safeway. ingredients for life. tion may give you >>> well they say diamonds are a girl's best friend. we can argue that. elizabeth taylor's collection may give you the chance to meet that friend. decades wort decades worth of taylor's fashions are up for auction. even pieces from her prized art collection are available. the sale expected to bring in $50 million. it is won of the largest auctions in history. >> wow. >> do you remember the diamond she wore in giant? the family was the own

and i would say shay is a player the sharks could probably use in their lineup right about now.y are struggling. but they'll get it together. >> sure he doesn't. >> and it was perfect. >> good guys to put on a really good job out there. >> absolutely. >> thank you dennis. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, on may give you >>> well they say diamonds are a girl's best friend. we can argue that. elizabeth taylor's collection may give you the chance to me

. >>> finally, the color-matching company the pantone color institute announced thursday the shay of tangerine tango will be 2012's top fashion color of the year. all of you should know bill has a tie that's tangerine tango. >> there is an institute of color? what are you talking about. >> i'm lynn berry. this is "first look." stay tuned because "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> with new polls showing newt gingrich with leads, the romney campaign gets to work casting newt gingrich as unreliable and unelectable. the question is can gingrich keep it together in the 3 1/2 weeks between now and iowa? >>> president obama faces the holidays in the midst of a multifront war with republicans over the payroll tax cut. the extension of unemployment benefits and the bloc's nomination of the head of the consumer protection bureau. what is the president willing to give up to get congressional republicans to play ball. >>> nba commissioner david stern listens to the complaints of his owners and puts the kibosh on a trade that would have sent one of the great point guards to l

rumors and saying there's been no contact between the dutch coach and russian premier league side on shay previous reports linked to the sixty five year old with a big spending club fots agent he spend not even hasan insists the former russian tycoon coach won't be making a decision about his future until he returns from his holiday in africa in january angie had been manager left since the end of september and up also reportedly approached former lokomotiv moscow both john and g. who are owned by billionaire assuming also be linked to big name players such as chelsea's floor on the luda and solomon kalu although the club have not confirmed those reports. well meanwhile barcelona and spain striker babbitt beard is expected to be out for the rest of the season following surgery on his fractured left shin bone the search year old suffered the injury in the semifinals of the club world cup last week which were also went on to win don't to say via could recover within five months but he may yet miss you're twenty twelve over the doubt to say they've been impressed with me as an attitude and t

very survival he hears from a lawmaker in the blocks chief paymaster general parliamentarian frank shai for now explains why ponting knew that sort of old ones can only lead to collapse. well the skies over the european economy continuing to darken how real is the threat of the collapse of the euro zone to try to find an answer to this and some other questions now joined by a member of the german parliament from the free democratic party frank schaeffer mr scheffer thank you very much for joining me and first of all how would you agreed the efforts by merkel and sarkozy deceived the eurozone and are the heading in the right direction. ninth is in no it's a project that's been designed by those at the top of the european union needs the steps that would bolster the market economy and that would be adjusted so that it could fit into the market economy according to the rules of the market economy if you decide to take on the risks you have to bear the responsibility for these risks the projects that are enforced from the top will not be able to operate under such conditions such projects s

membership of the world trade organization nine hundred ninety three wealth finally that long ago shay sion is over russia has been formally invited to joint richmond virginia looks at the changes that will bring. becoming a member of the world trade organization is both a political and economic milestone the fact that for such a long time russia now a top ten global economy was outside the trading club that unites ninety eight percent of the world's population sounds pretty ridiculous under w. zero rules the average duty on imports of goods will be reduced to seven point eight percent for agriculture it will be lowered to ten point eight from thirteen point two percent and as for manufactured goods the decline will be to seven point three percent from the current nine a half the parliament in russia still needs to ratify russia's exception to the w t o but obviously these changes will not happen in one day only a third of newly set in produce are expected to come straight after the ratification basically those which will not do any harm medicine for example will become cheaper gradual

they got to slash interest rates and everybody's rake critical of john crow tree shay but he put up interest rates i think in the back of his mind he knew that the politicians would not make any hard decisions so you used inflation as an excuse to put up interest rates so you could drop them later if needs be as a sort of you know putting some foam down on the runway but coming back to that low interest rates don't create the right incentive structure to reduced it and that's the critical problem but this is the japan problem you put the interest rates down allowing the government to run up more debt everybody to run up more debt then of course you can increase interest rates because if you increase interest rates you become insolvent even quicker play i mean just start long long and stop and the parts like i'm going to say higher without higher interest rates you don't have the right incentives to reduce the debt i.e. to stimulate and of growth to pay off the debt that seems to be counterintuitive to most people out there they would think that lower interest rates somehow are a greater ince

worldwide news live from moscow this is the with me rory stewart shai candidates have been throwing their hats into the ring ahead of russia's upcoming presidential runoff one of the world's richest men a russian a businessman and office formally announced he's running in the election for next march let's not cross live to all these are going to go more on this. has made his name in the business and is now extending his political ambitions what else can you tell us about this man. believe me it. is number three on russia's rich list and kind of a jack of all trades not only does he have a fortune of estimated eighteen billion dollars he's also not a dance good ball player in fact he owns the new jersey nets basketball team he's an avid skier while in the french alps actually been to those enough. high class prostitution scandal of course french authorities later house cleared him of all charges and extended their apologies which were accepted she's also been a part of the project in a hybrid and she's also been part of a hybrid car project called gomer pyle a project out of which he pulle

they are shaying there's another issue that rubs people wrong. >> at some point you are focusing on getting back how can i help her when i need help? you don't kn -- i don't know. i don't know if i would have sacrificed myself. >> i had no idea -- i had no knowledge that she was having the same problem i was. she was barefoot. i had tennis shoes on. >> i have been snorkeling with my dad multiple times we hadn't used flippers or anything. if you notice you are snorkeling you can't see anything but the ground you have goggles you can't hear anybody you are in the water. >> you ner suspected your dad with foul play in this 'n sy? >> of course not. >> yet i go back to that critical moment you are still in the water and we want you to respond differently to that emergency situation. i am sure you wish you did. >> don't you? >> absolutely. i wish i could have those moments back. >> were you a coward? >> i never -- that never crossed my mind. >> were you selfish? >> that never crossed my mind either. what if it were one of your boys. >> it's not like i thought about it. you go into react tive mode

ward three council member mary shay has sent out a survey asking people a number of questions about what they want in taxi cabs, including what colors they should be. it's part of a proposed amendment to improvement cab service in and around d.c. >>> getting ready to place their bids on this building, the west heating plant on water front. the federal government decided to sell the building. the four seasons is one of the businesses that wants to buy the structure. they say they would convert it into residents while keeping the building's historic facade. >> the preliminary architectural drawings that i show show a park right here. if they do that, i'll be happy. >> other plans could call for tearing the product temperature down. neighbors want to see the structure stay since it is one of the last buildings left highlighting georgetown's industrial path. >>> the "today" show is coming up next at 7:00. let's check in with matt lauer to see what they're working on early on this thursday morning. good morning, matt. >> angie, good morning to you. coming up on a thursday here, the last minut

shay says she will never travel again without keeping her sly lynn on her lap. >> if you get a call fromed one in trouble you would probably help. one bay area woman was trying to help a nephew but it turned out to be a swindle. michael finney has more. >> reporter: the phone call came out of the blue. when she answered, beverly jo heard a frightened voice. >> my nephew said i wasn't jumped but all of us were in the car seat and they want $3500 bail. >> he said he was her nephew in the dominican republic when they got in a car crash and were in jail the. >> i said you sound funny. he said my nose was broken. >> but could she please wire him $3500 for bail. >> he didn't want his parents to know. i could understand that. >> beverly, getting around is difficult but she got a friend to drive her to the bank. then wired $3500 to the dominican republic. >> then he called me back. i said you should get it any minute now. he said thank you and thank you, i love you so much. >> the next day, another frantic call, the man said he needed more cash, this time to pay the hospital. >> again, i said. >

shay? >> shay, it's easier. one lessen from alexander payne, the director? >> oh, my gosh. guy who thinks before he speaks so every word he says is deliberately placed in a sentence. and he's so creative and is so soft and calm and he makes the set comfortable. i've learned patience and serenity from him. >> by the way, the way he speaks, is also the way he makes movies. he doesn't rush into stuff, he takes years in some cases to do it. and they come out great, by the way. how was hawaii? >> oh, magical, no big deal. >> it was okay? >> yeah, i had never been there. it's a magical place on this planet. it's the abundance of oxygen was so welcomely overwhelming to my body. >> i like the way that's said. >> it has more chickens than buildings. >> you started commercial acting -- >> commercial acting. >> i started acting when i was five. a fun thing to do. i was young. i started in commercials, small things on tv. and then i worked up from there. >> and that's helped you. now you're a veteran actor basically at this stage? >> i'm 20. that's not a veteran of any sort. but, yes.

check out shay weber from the top of section 317 in their arena.ooks like it is kind of wide right here. but breaks perfectly inside the post and in. and that was an instant youtube sensation. hold it one more second here. breaking just like a putt in golf. just breaks perfectly. >> amazing. >> that is good stuff right there. >> i bet he was as floored as the rest of us, right? >> he could have tried it 100 times and they showed the one that he made, i don't know. it it looked good. >> it does. >> that is it for this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00. stay connect #-d 24/7 at abc7.com. join us over on 7 at 11:00. good night for now. captioned by closed captioning services, inc.

avery if someone says i have a problem with selena gomez, i can't stay away, maybe the court should shayestraining order isn't enough. should this person be put in a place where they physically can't get to this individual. jail, house arrest. >> well, he's already told the lapd he's had 50 conversations with god a day about killing selena gomez. that's kind of a lot of evidence for a court to grant the appropriate permanent injunctive relief. at the same time it's very clear there's something wrong with him. you've got to refer this guy on for mental health issues. refer him, get him help, write the restraining order of keep him out of selena's life. no doubt about it. >> something else. gentlemen, good to see you. happy holidays. >> merry christmas to you. we're not going to see you next week. >> i know. >> we'll miss you. we went through all the tissues in the studio with you an t.j. >> i know. >> sad. >> i'm thrilled for him. i know you guys are, too. >> he'll be great. >> he's a superstar, super great guy. we wish him the best but it is a little sad. the last time on the air. >> we'

specifically they're worried about candidates like senator scott brown in massachusetts and chris shays running for senate in connecticut. republican strategist brad todd telling "roll call" mr. gingrich, "may have a hard time in competing with obama in the parts of the campaign that talk about the future." which i think is republican for newt gingrich is going to sink this ship. talking points memo also reporting on a new anti-scott brown fund-raising letter from the massachusetts democratic party. their killer pitch against scott brown, "newt and scott brown are birds of a feather." which is also sort of a comment on evolution if you think about it. joining us now to help us with plum the depths of the republican political mind, steve schmidt, with the mccain campaign in '08, now an msnbc political analyst. am i wrong that there's panic in the establishment over newt gingrich's prospects? >> there's a lot of panic in the establishment over his prospects. there are 31 house freshmen in districts that president obama won in 2008. and the notion that newt gingrich could be at the top of

h reminds me of a pastor who came to my town who rub oil on their head and shay they were healed. tired of people who want to cut pell grants, childhood basic education, head start, and programs that break the cycle of poverty and turn around and say they want to put kids to work on the factory floor. >> what have we witnessed here? has this been the most incredible campaign we've seen in american history? a gi going out there with not a whole lot of organizational skill in the political arena and just, quote, winging it? what do you think? >> you know, you got to hand it to him. they did give him some gotcha questions, but only if the gotcha questions weren't found in a sixth grade geography book. herman cain ran a campaign to sell more books, get for speaking fees and maybe get a show on another network. at the end of the day he wasn't running for president. you have to be angry at a guy who's running for president and bastardizes our political process for his gain. >> if someone was to embrace his endorsement, whatever it might be, would that put them in a bad light with female

steel industry, the glass industry the electronics industry the rubber industry, all of these into shays, the collateral damage would have been horrific in and said what you have is a revitalize auto industry, loans paid back and the saving of the manufacturing back on. >> it could have gone into bankruptcy but well, they forced a really furiously fast to bankruptcy and creditors lost and dealers laws. loss. everybody paid and so i want to make one point about the bigger picture which is if we had a choice, jennifer would be in favor of the occupy wall street. i would be in favor and maybe you would be too of a different movement which is a movement for rationality of compromise. this book was easy to write because we love each other and be compromised a lot. >> the legislature on the other hand -- >> that is the point, is that where you get to these intense ideological positions, we will not compromise. i don't know if you all watch the first republican debate. there were 10 of them up there and they said to them okay, this was right when the debt ceiling was being raised in the governm

you could see a little bit of frozen precip from, shay, charlotte to saginaw and more rain moving intofor your christmas day. speaking of christmas, the warmest one is in christmas, florida, at 78 degrees. the coldest christmas coffee, maine. the nicest weather wise is christm christm christmas. announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by macy's. >>> silent night written on this day in 1818 but tonight is remember to read the instructions first night which i'm sure russ will do. take it away. >> very good advice. thanks a lot. >>> one of the most magical christmas trees of the season is at the white house. president obama and first lady lit the christmas tree earlier this month. what you may not know is first lady michelle obama was in charge of decorating that tree and choosing the rest of the deck races in the white house. colleen, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> where did this tradition start first lady decorating a tree? >> we have a rich history of christmas decorating. the first christmas tree inside the white house was president benjamin harrison in 1889 an

. >> reporter: these companies replaced the lee shay of overseas workers, and as we all know that experience peggy, a big headache. she's u.s. companies monitor all their virtual workers and phone traffic in realtime providing better customer service. >> we believe that virtual work is the future not only in the number of people interested in doing this work, but also the number of companies who are using this as the way to do business in the future. >> reporter: industry analysts say the use of oversees workers for call centers remains stable, that is not on the decline, however using workers in india and pakistan is. hot spots right now for that kind of work, the philippines and poland and elsewhere in kwroefrplt the best part of the jo europe. the best part of the job, you don't need to dress for the job, you can wear your pajamas. jenna: just rubbing it. 75 degrees in miami. miami bureau isn't real work, is it jon? jon: you know i lived there for 14 years and i never quite got used to miami in december. jenna: looks like phil is plenty used to it now. it is a great tip for those who want