like, i -- i'm one of those people that i'm like really snoopy. one of the snoopiest girls in the world. we've been going together for three years. since we've been going out for the last year i dressed up because i was thinking it was going to happen. >> so now she's up there watching this video, what was going through your mind? >> i'm crying as well and i'm getting really emotional and, again, we managed to cleverly edit that bit out. >> i do want to congratulate you not only for your beautiful engagement but also because you managed to get these two to like cry. it never happens. >> i didn't cry. >> many of my guy friends, you know, i used to say messages that i've been having from them saying like you idiot, like i can't believe you did that to us, you made us cry at work, you made us cry in front of the other guys. it's nice. >>> i want to issue another car-splitting challenge. >> he wants people to dry splitting a card. you need a gun and you need a playing card. >> uh-uh. >> yeah. he splits that card with a gun. >> we're talking paper thin

like i -- i am one of those people that i'm like completely snoopy.ve been together for about three years. every time we've been going out for the last year, i've dressed up, you know, because i was thinking it's going to happen. >> so now she's up there watching this video. what was going through your mind? >> i am crying as well, and i'm getting really emotional and again, we managed to quite cleverly edit that bit out. >> i do want to congratulate you not only for your beautiful engagement but also because you managed to get these two to like cry. never happened. >> i didn't cry. >> so many of my guy friends, you know, i used to say in rugby, the amount of messages i've been having from them saying you idiot, like i can't believe you did that to us. you made us cry at work. made us cry in front of all the other guys. it's nice. >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." it's a brand new year on sports stars of tomorrow! we'll put a bow on the 2012 high school football season by naming our player of th

. >> on the stage, two employees from great america and perform as happiness snoopy ice show.ne dancer described it as dangerous but graceful. you can watch it. see if they make this next round here on nbc bay area tonight at 8:00. i love nick cannon. >> dangerous and graceful. >> describes nick cannon. >> a little bit. yeah. lucky. married to mariah carey. lucky dope. >>> meteorologist christina loren with the forecast. >> beautiful day. kind of describes mariah carey as well. good morning to you. 11:19. taking a live look here. this is san francisco, very compressed marine layer, what happened when high pressure comes in, takes that moisture, forces it right to the surface, that's all we have left of that marine layer this morning. temperatures are warming up nicely. we are at 77 degrees right now in livermore, 76 in sunny vachl however, i am happy to point out, we have coastal cloud cover clinging right to the immediate coast and for us, that's going to mean a little bit of a cool down for some cities but not much, just about as hot as we were yesterday. so, this is what we

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whistleblower edward snowden the sensitive materials on the snoopy activities of the u.s. and britain made its way to the american daily newspaper from the u.k. he's got in which was forced to obliterate the hard drives containing the leaks of files however snowden's revelations have still been making their way to the public and here's the latest exposure apparently the u.s. has been spending more than fifty two billion dollars on intelligence gathering this year alone the cia called the lion's share of more than fourteen billion dollars significantly more than the n.s.a. or any other agency the national reconnaissance office and the special and general defense intelligence programs also came near the top of the money league to gather they got nineteen point six billion dollars to operate imagining imaging satellites draw maps and assess of foreign military plans and resources meanwhile snowden's leaks how want him international recognition has been awarded the twenty seven whistleblower prized by a coalition of entry rose and as peter all over in berlin reports snowden's

got the nickname snoop because he looked like snoopy. raised by his mother and stepfather, snoop really never knew his bad. even as a kid, he was singing and playing piano for his baptist church choir. times were tough and he found a way to dealing drugs. by the time he was 19, he had already spent a year and a half in high school. 1992 comes along and the trio collaborate with dr. dre. the next year, snoop released his first solo album, "doggie style" and within 12 months certified platinum. snoop found a way to glorify his gangsta lifestyle. but the consequences that come along with living that life can haunt you. in 1993. snoop was arrested as an accomplice to murder. he would be acquitted and over the next 15 years, he would continue to have legal you are shoes. as snoop grew older, he realized the effect this had on his family. in 2012, he goes to jamaica and confirmed what he already knew, it was time to make changes. upon his return, he began to work on a reggae album that promoted peace and harmony. snoop changed and the dog was

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there's an old stuffed snoopy i had when i was a kid. and it was white.it became very, very gray and dirty. that's what it looks like. somebody gray and dirty and old. and has an intrinsic value connected to it. she's congratulating you on the new car. >> did you have the stuffed animal? >> does this make you feel better in some way? >> sure it does. >> have we met? >> no. >> we never talked about this? >> no. >> you never told anybody here your story. >> no. >> he has a stuffed animal? >> stuffed raccoon. >> my daughter. >> you two don't know each other, but somewhere catherine has met -- >> what happened here is her daughter acknowledged her brother being there. >> her daughter acknowledged your brother being there. you guys need to go to dinner. [ laughter ] >> all right, you guys. we're going to be right back with more readings. [ cheers and applause ] >> somebody here who is 9/11, does somebody here have somebody -- were you on the phone with him just before it happened? >> i was at work as well. and i was told to call him to see if he was okay. >> h