>>> welcome back to "the ed sho show". this is the show for the folks who take a shower after work. the teamsters and other unions are calling for an end to the secrecy surrounding the trans-pacific partnership. this trans-pacific partnership is a free trade deal that would benefit large manufacturers and devastate the manufacturing jobs in our country. that's what organized labor is saying. 12 prospective members failed to reach a self-imposed deadline to reach an agreement by the end of the year. but there is concern that the obama administration could receive fast-track permission from congress. lawmakers are making progress in pulling together a trade promotion authority bill and expect to pass it within the first few months of 2014. despite efforts to keep the deal out of the public view, details about the partnership continue to leak, which is leading to more concerns and more

. >> thanks very much for that, sho. nhk world's sho beppu in johannesburg. >>> engineers at the international atomic energy agency are testing a remote control aerial device for use in fukushima. it's built to measure radiation levels in areas considered too dangerous for humans. the prototype was designed based on a drone to inspect post disaster sites around the world. an unmanned helicopter made by the japan atomic energy agency now monitors levels around the damaged fukushima plant. but the prototype is much smaller and easier to maneuver. it can fly close to buildings and even electric cables. the device is radio controlled and equipped with a camera. operators can preprogram it with data about the topography and buildings in the area. they hope to make the device available in two years. >>> the mayors of hiroshima and nagasaki want u.s. president barack obama to visit the cities and are asking ambassador caroline kennedy to help. the two mayors met kennedy at the u.s. embassy in tokyo. the mayors noted that former

they are restricted to home sho they do not know anything.uys like you. >> they have to. >> and for the jeffs brothers, this mission is about something else. repairing their damaged family name. >> you hear the last name, jeffs. >> what reaction does that get? >> the first thing someone will think of is warren jeff and a pedophile and i don't want to be thought of as that. change the last name to something better. >> for night line, i'm in utah. >> thanks for that report. breaking the faith airs sunday nights on tlc. next we're getting into character with the cast of american hustle. ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. but sometimes, i still struggled to get going, even get through the

everyone is feelingne guilty now, but as it turns out studies have actually shown sho that dieters who do indulge once in awhile in high calorie foods are more likely to be able to lose weight and keep weight off than people whof, deprive themselves entirely. it is good news for yourr grandmother's advice which is everything in moderation. >> the all you can eat weight loss diet, colin, that's what you are suggesting works? >> that's my way. >> every so often. s great to hear it. thank you. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you here nexto week.se >>> fox news alert, amtrak has now restored service from albany to new york city, but delays still expected following that deadly train disaster during the busiest travel weekend of the year. hello, everybody. i'm greg jarrett, welcome to "america's news headquarters." take a look. this commuter train full of passengers careening off the tracks in the bronx in new york early this morning. the seven cars that topple around the corner stoping feet before plunging into the icy waters of th

ed to, eight tech giants including apple google and facebook shoed this letter to the president and congress. the letter calls on washington to, quote, make reforms that insure government surveillance efforts are clearly restricted by law. the anti snooping push follows revelations that the nsa tapped into the company's data to spy on citizens and businesses. not included in the privacy reform are online video game companies which are reportedly being targeted by thena. according to classified documents recently released by nsa leaker snowden, the government is searching for terrorist. they claim agents gained access to games such as world of war craft and x box live game network. >>> the viral video that could lead to serious conqueenses for college football praise. >> then i decided to give my whole piggy bank to nasa. >>> a little boy on a mission to save his dream job. how he is hoping to get the president's attention. ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples f

this regulation sho facing determination for rectifying the chaotic illegal parking situation. it also indicates that the jewish become very curious now. either happen to increase the number of cars in beijing. limited parking spaces have made many car drivers frustrated. oh the chinese government doubt that control the number of people took him six million by the end of two thousand and ten. the donor vehicle that will grow back two hundred forty thousand each year the soaring number of cars at the traffic and parking painfully bad. most car drivers. if you do that either fined for illegal parking. after paying illegal parking fee. it's also very difficult to find legal parking space. in the suburbs of beijing. the fight to be about two hundred can you tell it straight year. over the regular parking fees can be more imperative for us to live each day. the former seems more economical to drivers. until the mid region for illegal parking market according to data released by the chinese government to more than five point four million cars in thing now only about two point seven m

minister eric wanted says the probe is a smear campaign but that housing quell anger with crowds shoing catch the thief and demanng that he step down by pole tr gas or cease our fearh was there. that was just as the wind speed and the grape and wine to the ikea soon as i can and need to maintai the intensity of the night the sam. see ninth of. defense that again the thing that stands between the evidence that the atkins diet diet. at night the excitement of. the i mean that the state the wind in the senate the government than sour. and when the band the technique right. i did to be defense. many. it said. while experts have been saying the most recent protests bring back the violent scenes that erupted in turkey this summer over plans to destroy the park. the government was widely criticized by then for excessive use of force the situation that's likely to repeat itself this time around. his journey salt. an associate professor at kilkenny university in ankara the fact is that time is his favorite songs on hard core supporters in the lead anything he says has become more torturing of th

welcome to our sho always lots of excitement on "jeopardy!" on yesterday's program, a champion winning a lot of money and a marriage proposal in our audience that was accepted. i can promise you the possibility of only one of those two things occurring on our show today. carlos is the champ. craig and frankie are the challengers. good luck. here we go, the jeopardy! round. what are the categories? let's find out. each correct response beginning with the letter "b." alex: carlos, start us. let's take metals for $200, please. craig. what is mercury? that's it. "b" where? for $200, please. this city is about 80 miles from new orleans. carlos. what is baton rouge? good. "b" where?, $400. you might make a pilgrimage to this ancient town near jerusalem. craig. what is bethlehem? yes.

officer in the head with one of the posts from a sign and what started was followed by chanting and sho shouting. several dozen chanting the name of andy lopez. the people at the city council chambers saying this is police brutality. leveling criticism at the police department as well as counsel members and headed out. what precipitated this was the shooting back in october. deputy eric gelhaus stumbled upon andy lopez the boy was carrying a replica of an ak 47. police say the boy turned suddenly. the deputy fired shots killing the boy. the deputy was placed on leave. we find out sometime this week, deputy gelhaus is due back on the job. an assistant sheriff says he's undergoing tests and will be back having an administrative job here in the sheriff's department. live in santa rosa, abc7 news. >> john, thank you. it looks like the worst of the bay area cold snap is now behind us we're hoping the freeze warning will be the last we have had for a while. a lot of people did wake up to a small coating of frost. this video from livermore, it's 30 degrees after the sun came up people are read

gun control, after newtown school shoing a big push for gun control.e in new york city, my friends, my own wife, said, how could you not say there should not be more rules against these weapons, yet no new legislation resulted. so what happened? >> i think what happened is that people recognize that you don't make goo laws in the wake of a tragedy. which sandy hookas. john: people recognize that? americans ? >> yes. in this case, as you said, major gun control legislation did not go forward. >> ty are pa are - the media are saying passa. >> people uerstand that over the past 20 years or more, there have been liberalized gun laws, more people can own guns and carry them in moreircumstances across the country, at the same time gun violence has gone down. >> guns are a cultural issue. east coast elites, liberal elites they don't like guns they don't know guns, in heartland of america, a lot of people use guns, mostly responsibly, they can give tm to theer teenage kids, teach them to go hunting, a lot ofhe bloomberg hollywood access they don't understand t

. >> my only request is it hold off until i finish my christmas p shoing. >> good luck with that. what are you buying me? >> we will see. >> a man convicted of master mining a scam to a navy veteran's charity will spend 28 years in prison. he called himself bobby thompson. authorities say his real name is john donald cody a harvard trained attorney. in addition to the prison sentence he was ordered to pay back $6 million in fines. new york serving top cop has a new job. nypd commissioner ray kelly will serve as a public speaker after he leaves the department at the end of the month. kelly looks forward to sharing the lessons he learned leading new york's finest for the past 12 years. william bratton will take over by the end of the month. he was chosen by bill deblagio. >> detroit qb mat stafford had a rough day getting picked off three times. but it was the foot of ravens justin tucker that prevailed. he was 5 for 5 on field goals when they brought him in with 38 seconds left for a 61 yarder. the havens win 18 to 15. >> ritchie incognito won't be playing but he will still get pai

when y sho did you think that there was a whole grou there?ould be killing people ose mothers, children, would be grieving? and they paused. the love between us was palpable. one of them i can' repeat on the air and th other one said, shouldn't have gotn in the way of m bullet? that's a coldness. one part of it is the measurement, the attitude and the other is, as you point out is the consequence, those who are multiple killersneilled with ient, premeditation. capital puniment. >> premeditation isn't the issue. a great thinker on this issue pointed out that, an abused wife can -- can mull it over, she can't escape with her kids, she kills her children. someone sees ahild fishing off the bridge, spontaneously, for sport, pushes him off to watch him struggle and drown. the premeditated kifrl,the abused spouse is less deserving of punishment. premeditation isn't the issue. it's either sadistic satisfaction or the vulnerability of the victims. >> i find, first of all, your point to be exact distction that you draw, at the same time, it's not satis

before that black friday, 85 percent of people are going to say they will be avoiding this experience, shos supposed to be fun, stress free. i don't want to wait in the cold for hours, and fight fellow shoppers to get my merchandise. neil: i always look at these things and i know they are the exception not the rule. nothing speeds me faster to may pc to order up some holiday purchases than that. that. i can't be alone. >> that is right, survey tells about 37% more americans are shopping on line. >> these events this is very good fee ofty of to watch someone -- tv to watch someone get whacked as a target 74. but key is here, that on-line is here on stay, on-line numbers are huge. absolutely huge, companies like amazon, i think stock is ahead of itself by now, they are just really making out because of it, people like convenience, instead of sitting in lines at all hours of the night with thousands of people, you go to your pc it could continue to be big. neil: you know, just because they were not buying does not mean they were not spending, major blockbusters at theater this week, disney's

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>> we have had a broken website and the next step is going to be dock sho doc shock, finding out thatre not able to see a doctor quickly or not able to get the doctor that you had before. with medicaid like you said, bill, you're adding 10 million new focuses to a system that wasn't working well to begin with where you were having to wait for doctors, certainly specialists over long periods of time before you could get in. having a government program, passing a law does not necessarily mean you're getting people good care which is something critics of obama care have been saying and it's going to get worse. >> do you feel sorry for juan as i do because juan and his fellow political travelers, they want health care, good health care for the poor, and so do i, i do. but my theory, mary katherine, has always been that the way to get to that is not to destroy the entire medical system for everybody except those with big bucks as juan acknowledged. that's not the way to get there. i feel sorry because juan is torn between the idealogical vision of free health care and good health care for

i think it's going to be sho short-term. three months, maybe six months, something like that that is very, very short-term because i think again, this is where there is some leverage that democrats have and i go back to this health care messaging idea that the republicans believe they have. this is why we'll get minimum wage increase at some point in the first six months of next year. i don't think republicans want to give democrats economic wedge issues like unemployment, like the minimum wage and allow them to basically run with it and against republicans instead of health care. so i think there's going to be a coalition of the willing amongst some republicans that will be there on both of these issues potentially. let's see how it goes but i can see under that bigger idea of hey, don't mess with the health care message -- >> that's great to hear, chuck. >> it could be good for the dems and good for america too. two men, four first names. >> chris matthews, brian williams, david gregory, all sorts of two first names. >> al

hackers who helped themselves to sho shopper credit card and debit card information. carolyn tyler is on the story. i thought i was going to be one of the 40 million. sure enough. >> on black friday she bought her daughter a barbie dream house for christmas. at this redwood city target store. yesterday her credit card company called. >> there were some charges that they thought were suspicious and they declined. >> they says they think she's part of the massive security breach at target. hackers seem to have lifted personal data as customers swipe the credit and debit cards between november 27 through this past sunday december 15. >> you have to be aware but what are you going to do? you know. it's just kind of like how people are in the economy and everything. >> the nation second largest discount retailer says the breached information came from the stores not on line. and included customer name, credit or debit card number. expiration date and 3 digit security code. >> i bought a lot of gifts for clients over the holiday season and i think i probably am in that cate

both company have apologized and said that bad weather and surge in on line shoing shopping were the reasons. it's estimated thousands were affected. ups admits some customers are entitled to refund but one lawmakers wants shipping fee refunded. amazon and wal-mart offer gift cards to affected customers and kohl's is paying for items that were not delivered in time for christmas day. >> let's talk to spencer for the full forecast now. another spare the air day coming. >> unbelievable. >> we have had 21 or 22 so far this season. >> 21 since november first, including tomorrow. 6 in a row now including tomorrow. and although the weather planes the air quality not so good. here we good. we see a little bit of cloud cover remaining. pretty over cast sky today with high cloud around that didn't move much in the daytime hours. clear out tonight and mainly clear sky and cool conditions. live from the south beach camera downtown san francisco along the bay bridge. 53 in san francisco. 50 oakland, 47 at redwood city and fiat san jose half moon bay and are top come are here's 37 degrees at sant

johnny go fwrgo sho us the arsenal officers collected saturday in san jose's gun buyback event. >> take look at this particular firearm here, there's no reason, no legitimate reason why this barrel should be sawed off. >> reporter: shotguns, hundreds of handguns, and seven assault rifles. >> theserhfx are not hunting d.ñ firearms. these are firearms that are designed to inflict serious damage. >> reporter: san jose's gun buyback was held at guadeloupe catholic church in a neighborhood that has seen its share of violence this year. >> the shootings all the time within the past couple months. we've had a number of three or four murders here just up the street and on capital park. >> reporter: hundreds of guns were also turned in on saturday in oakland and san francisco. technicians tagged these guns then will run their serial numbers before destroying them m months. >> a lot of us, a lot of community here feels it's a good thing to get any gun off the street is going to save a life. >> reporter: several gun rights groups criticized the buybacks as pr stunts that don't do much good. deput

and women in particular get into their cars and especially when we are shopping during the holiday shoakeup, look for food, look at the packages. that's when you are most vulnerable. get in the car and go. don't sit there. trouble can follow you. >> don't forget a flashlight is a good weapon. a flashlight in somebody's eyes is effective. >> we did a segment on that. and god forbid if you are in a car under his power. don't let him drive you to a second location. if you have to drive into something, something to consider. not hard-core advice. but if you drive your car into something you have a better chance of surviving that than if a guy gets you to a second location. on that note, let's move on. trace, thanks. >>> a new poll had a round of bad news for the president's health care law. nearly four of five people whose private or employer provided insurance is changing say it is changing for the worse because of obamacare. jonathan grubber joins us. he's an architect of the t plan. thanks a lot, john. that's the public perception now. is it reality? >> every year since we started recor

we will see you on monday. n sho- see who does good work and compare costs.t doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and estimates for how much i'll pay. that helps me, and my guys, make better decisions. i don't like guesses with my business, and definitely not with our health. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. ♪ ♪ i wanna spread a little love this year ♪ ♪ i wanna spread a little love and cheer ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, remember: you can unwrap craftsmanship, inspiring capability, and some of the best offers of the year on our most versatile luxury utility vehicles at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> tonight on the car chasers... whoa! [laughs] >> black shelby. >> oh, my god. that is wicked. this looks like a rock star car. >> oh, this is a rock star car. >> since it's not done, it's got to be dirt cheap. i'm thinking 25,000. >> you want me to take $10,000 off? >>

but i think what a lot of people are wondering, that budget deal that is preventing a government sho shut down a fiscal cliff. this time last year that brought him back from hawaii to dc. he doesn't have that hanging over him. he has two big problems with that deal. that is a big problem it has democrats upset. i would suspect he has something to say about that. people that have their unemployment compensation extended. and there are a lot of military families upset that the sacrifice it is a small budget deal, targets in part military pensions and retirement programs and as you know a lot of military families upset about it. >> how does the questions work today? do you know who is going to be asking the fifrst couple of questions? >> i don't know and ei'm not going to tell you my question. you always have a couple of questions. we just got the two minute warning. i should probably wrap it up. out of respect for him i'll sit down. >> let's go back to chris as we wrap up the last two minutes. let me get your take on the delay here. one time when the president was coming out to talk ab

also speaking of "the today sho show", you thought you were having a flash back, former anchor jane pauley and brian gumbo today. they were co-anchors for seven years before her departure. pauly is still a regular on the today show, returning each month to do a segment on older americans who start new careers. she does a great job. >> she does. very nice. have you seen this, a surprise shot during a surfing type at manhattan beach. yeah two southern california boys photo bombed by what appears to be a shark. the photographer who is also the mother of one of the boys says she didn't realize the creature bass in the photo. she told her son and friend it was a dolphin to not care them permanently. it looks like a shark but it's really impossible to know for certain. i don't know >>. except for that dorsal swin there. >> i think i would want to scare my kids out of the water. >> just a dolphin, dear. the reviews are in. britney spears makes her debut. >>> good morning to you. we take a look at the span of the bay bridge a. beautiful shot as we get things rolling. perhaps you have time off, on

. >> reporter: johnson says it dn't sho up in the background checks.he secret service bet him? agreed upon security measures between the secret service and south african security officials were in place during the ceremony. the secret service says the host organizing committee was responsible for the picking of the interpreter. >> incredible. obviously, we'll find out more how he got to be on stage, who that person is. susan hendrix has the 360 bull ton. >>> nasa says there is a problem with the cooling system on the international space station. a nasa spokesperson says one of two cooling pumps has failed. the spokesman says they are working on the problem, and the crew is not in danger. >>> there are child porn accusations tonight against senator lamar alexander's chief of staff. jessie ryan has been put on unpaid leave after his house was searched. the senator says he is stunned and his office is cooperating with the investigation. >>> the house has passed a bill that would take $13 million a year set aside for political conventions and instead use i

so we investigated only sho short-term effects and we saw little difference and we have no concerns aboutonsuming energy drinks in a healthy cohort. >> in a healthy group of people. >> yes. >> but as long as it's not an excessive amounted. 400 milligrams, i believe, is the number that the united states u.s. government recommends you do not exceed. if you were telling people, okay. well, how safe are these energy drinks? if you want to drink one or two, is that okay a day? how many can you drink and feel comfortable that you might not -- that you won't have any problems? >> the purpose of our study was just to investigate the effects of energy drinks on contra contractility and we didn't have pree measured or studied risks orbit of energy drink consumption. >> right. do you worry? do you worry? from your standpoint, you don't think there is a problem if people drink a couple of cans a day? >> as long as we know, in healthy volunteers or in healthy people, there is no concern about reasonable intake of energy drinks. >> are you going to further the study, go further and try to analyze the d

supposedly he is only going to work on energy stuff so we have going to get more green stuff sho shoved>> i am not sure environmental issues will be front and center. but i am sure of the poll numbers. let's look at the washington post poll. you mention disapproval rating of 55% and 43% approval rating. it seems environmental issues are not at the forefront. his leaderships are brought into question. his trustworthy ness is at the bottom right now. do you think this guy with get in his here and encourage that? -- ear -- >> i have respect for john and his ability to do what they want him to do. we have to look at second terms in history. they are always hard and even disast disaster sometimes. when bill clinton was having a hard time he led them out. >> 79% of people think we are in recession still. and health care that has people worried. >> they may think we are still in recession, but the economy has turned the corner significantly and look, we finally got congress, which john said is a cult worthy -- we got them to do a budget deal. good time. >> we will have a sunny outlook for 2014

the downside is as the consumers mobi get really smart using the r sho mobile phones they may be xaviertion and i'm sure they're using thirds party we real resources to verify everything. co but when we get the next round of quarterly earnings from we' retailers, that's when we'll know the success of the season. >> why should i buy on monday you know? wouldn't there be better deals maybe from weeks now from? is there better deals out there today? >> there may be on certain m items. retailers are so matter. they give you a number of items, they say here is the greatest deal you can ever imagine. you go online and it's not available. but you're online already and sonting you get something similar to that. >> specific places where there are good daels? go >> you can go to black friday.com and get a list of materials. but you should go on to amazon rent op search best deals and you'll getportant. a ton of different varieties. stick to your budget. you kn don't go crazy. the retailers are counting on self gifting.or get one for you and one for me. ing. >> you don't doe that? >> no. i know yo

. >> earlier in the week, a report was published shoed showing that dubai's property market was still the fastest growing in the world outpacing hong kong, china. but mobius was confident the situation was under control. the government has been inducing regulatory changes to try to cap the exuberance and to avoid the bubble bust that we had back in 2009. now, remember, as much as the united arab emirates was upgraded, you have countries like greece that happen downgraded to emerging market status. mobius says it may not really be a downgrade. >> injury seeing them begin -- and i say begin to grasp the reform agenda. i told all the greeks that they've been upgraded to emerging markets. >> that is just a little bit of a preview, ross. i'm fought going to give it all away. it's a fascinating conversation and you can catch it on access middle east tonight. we talked pretty much about the entire world, all the opportunities out there. this is a man who overseas $53 billion in assets under management, also known as the indiana jones of emerging markets. we get down to the details in egypt,

it is festering sho showing itself in the same type of framework you laid out.hey call this spontaneous or whether it was planned or so on. i think that the point also become this is. if you have these areas and vacuums where these groups feel like they can navigate or easily plan and coordinate and attack, how these beginnings of attacks begin to disseminate becomes irrelevant. >> thomas, i agree. i think the bigger point to take from the color is how complex and unmanageable it is when we intervene in a country like libya. what we would do is tons of questions. the most interesting line is this. the fixation on al qaeda might have distracted experts. we had our eye in the wrong place. whether or not this was al qaeda and fuelled by a video is secondary to the bigger question. what are we doing with our military. why are we going into these countries and what do we have to build. those were the relevant questions. >> people who didn't want to intervene, they are the biggest consequence. they totally lot of their appetite. >> look at syria. >> that's right. we w

another thing they highlight is sho,panese toy maker kiyo which displays led messages.hese are the commercial uses they highlight, industries developing these technologies. your thoughts on the overall commercial use of air drones in the united states, what the faa should do or maybe other federal arms of the government. you can give us a call -- the senate says a hearing is coming up on the commercial use of drones in the united states, saying it is the transportation and science committee -- as we move forward towards integrating drones into civilian life and capitalizing on the economic opportunities they offer, we must make certain that these aircraft's meet rigorous safety and privacy standards. the commerce committee said the hearing was already in the works before the amazon announcement on sunday. her knees from hartsdale, new -- bernice from hartsdale, new york on our support line. favor of using the drones because i just enrolled in a prescription d plan on medicare. i will get the best price if i use mail order to obtain my drugs. i take 14 prescription drugs

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