st. louis was off of the list. louis cameecause st. late to the whole tech game.ll started earlier. >> it depends what was to look at. the fact is that there will be a natural transition to the middle of the country. partially because opportunity will spread that way. it is concentrated in these areas. it becomes more diffused. you see different kinds of opportunities. in st. louis, biotech raises a lot of interest. there are typical apps. with ag that is geographical advantage in one city, it will naturally go there. you put out these grants and focus on the kind of companies because you want to develop certain areas? >> we're not that specific. we look for companies that will be successful. we fund by a tech companies and manufacturing companies and life sciences. we fund mobile tech companies. it is pretty much that there is no specific method. specifically with 630, another investment in st. louis, we give investments to companies and financial technologies. >> we will talk more about that and your favorite companies. the cofounder of square. stay with me and

one of them is bringing tech startups to state lewis, st. louis, your hometown. st.ack is also louis. we are trying to encourage a couple of different programs, like taking promising companies from anywhere in the world and giving them grants. grants.them arch we bring them from all over the world to st. louis and give them $50,000 right at the beginning. that is crucial, because it turns on when you get the money is almost as important as what you get. this very early money that is non-diluted -- we do not take anything in return for it -- has a real boost for some companies. was jim mckelvey, cofounder of square. returns, wemoves," will take a look at the tech trends that venture capitalists are watching. ♪ ahead to some of the key trends in technology next year, we have one of the youngest venture capitalist looking for an established firm, but he already has extensive experience at three of the hottest tech companies, including square, google, and slide. he spoke about the shift in consumer psychology that is driving our on demand economy. differentre three a

theurgies suit superior in st. louis would have -- the jesuit superior in st. louis would have too weigh what this extension of jesuits from st. louis was going to cost. he wad an administrator. so when father found these indians -- in fact they found him. what happened was he was a missioner in moon the indians at council bluff, iowa, and one day he saw a group of canoes beaching themselves in front of his mission. from the missouri river. he went down to greet them, and as he went down to greet them, he heard them speaking to one another in french. french. his native language. how could this be that they were speaking french? he came to find out that they were iroquois indians but the iroquois indians are from the jesuit area of new france, they're from the st. lawrence river. so, what happened was, when fur trade companies moved across the map of canada, they more or less leap-frogged across each other. in other words, the hudson bay company would trap out a certain area, and the competing company, the northwest company, would leap-frog over them to areas tha

they were playing st. louis. st. louis had been hot and the 49er defense played well as they always do. i think the big thing was getting michael crabtree back. you look at how that opened up the offense. crabtree making plays on the outside. not only the speed and everything that he brings but now just making it a little bit easier for vernon davis and anquan boldin. i was really impressed with the 49ers today. >> in the afc, if denver and new england each win out, they will own the top two seeds. indy is three games clear in the south and cincinnati two-game lead over baltimore. the race for the sixth seed figures to be tight with two teams at 6-6 and four at 5-7. so tony, although this may be an impossible question to answer, which team do you think is best positioned out of those half dozen fighting for that last playoff spot? >> i really like where the ravens are because they won on thanksgiving and when you have those extra three or four days off heading into december it really gives you a physical and emotional

good news is it's snow in st. louis. the bad news is there's a ribbon of ice south of st. louis extending back into oklahoma. this is all marching very slowly but steadily off to the east. we have showers back in the mountains. i think they'll get in here around 11:00, 12:00 tonight, nothing crazy heavy overnight, but we have a wet commute tomorrow going and coming home, thus a yellow alert day. look at temps, 5 below in bismarck now, 24 in chicago, we're sitting at 63, temperatures 9 below in casper and 11 below in great falls. the same cities that had the ice storm today or yesterday were also in the 60s before it hit. it is possible it's coming. 43 now in buffalo, 63 for us, 66 in raleigh. closer to home 63 in fairfax and reston, 63 in bethesda. what's going to happen is the temperature at midnight will be the high for friday. don't dress for the upper 50s. dress for the 40s because temps will fall throughout the day. yellow alert friday, red alert sunday, wet commutes friday and turning cooler. saturday cold air moves in, pretty decent day, though, and then sunday morni

they were on the missouri river on the way to st. louis to knock on the door at st. louis university. and the father met them and foupd -- found -- out their goal and followed them and said i can take that assignment. i have experience and i am a full-fledged priest and ready to take the assignment. what each hoped to gain was complicated. they wanted to know more about the master of life they had heard from the iroquois indians. but the iroquois indians had oversold the idea. so the native people of the pacific northwest, the interior northwest, they had a higher expectation that there would not just be to learn the story of a master of life that they had not known before. but they came to extrapolate what the iroquois had told them into believing that perhaps they could now be great warriors because they would have a spiritual dimension that if not make them bullet-proof, and they didn't believe that, but it would make them superior warriors. so the truth of the matter is whu read the l-- when you -- red the letters after only a few years before they had been here e

same goes for st. louis and denver, but rain in seattle today, a high of 44.thoh. same goes for st. denver, but rain in seattle today, a high of 44.same goes for st. louis and denver, but rain in seattle today, a high of 44. >>> a blind man and his guide dog are safe this morning after nearly being run over by a new york city subway train on tuesday. as wcbs's john slattery reports the black lab is being hailed as a hero. >> reporter: the man who is so lucky to be alive is 61-year-old cecil williams of brooklyn. you can see him here in his hospital bed with his 10-year-old service dog orlando. he has tears in his eyes, grateful that they made it through their ordeal. the two survived a fall to the subway tracks with 1 1/2 subway cars rolling over them. >> it definitely was a miracle. >> reporter: it happened at 136th street around 9:00 a.m. the train was not yet into the station when people on the platform saw cecil williams and his dog fall backward onto the track. >> everyone started freaking out. >> reporter: onlookers say the man looked wobbly as he stood near the edge. williams

he won once with the oakland a's and then in 1 198 of 6 with st. louis -- 1986 with st. louis. >>> he just learned he and his group was nominated in the category, the 56th annual presentation. continuing coverage on a cold in that which we are tracking record usage. thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news, you can follow us on twitter and facebook, have a great day. alex paen: right now, we need your help to locate the many children and adults who are...

i had exceptional doctors here at st. louis university hospital who actually save mid life during the surgery. and this was three months ago. so i'm very pleased with how i'm doing today. obviously, it's been traumatic, as you can imagine. but the last thing i wanted to think about was switching insurance at this time. and that's what i found out i'm going to have to go through next. >> so in the middle of this awful -- by the way, god bless. >> thank you. >> you're here. you're alive. you look pretty good. so good bless on that. the middle of this story you get a cancellation notice. now, what can you do? can you negotiate? they are renewing some of these things, jim. can you keep your doctors? can you keep the hospital? what is happening? fill us in. >> well, larry, i'm still not sure how this is going to end up. so i'll have to fill you in further in the coming days. but what i know right now is that the individual market and ezekiel manuel told us this, that all these companies were going to get out of the market and it was

flow rate -- flooding rains if you go to detroit, indianapolis, or st. louis. snow across more of wisconsin into the day on sunday. for us, winds out of the south. a breezy day for tomorrow. temperatures well into the 60's. out of keep the winds the south, but late sunday, the cold front will move through and bring us cooler temperatures for the day on monday. much colder air for christmas eve and christmas day. a high. for mostly cloudy skies. winds will be out of the south. partly to mostly cloudy skies for the night, temperatures will fall into the 40's. 62 to 67. we will see a great deal of clouds, but the game on sunday, look for temperatures at fedex to 68at just around 65 degrees. we could even tie or break records tomorrow and on sunday. receive and christmas day, for those that maybe -- christmas eve and christmas day, for those that may be traveling, it will be dry and chilly. temperatures will be in the 40's after the treat this sunday. jimmy loves it. >> thank you. a new poll on what is considering -- considered the most annoying were this year. for

ing from st. louis and boston, st. uis, i spent time there, the rams -- >> fighting words, anthony. >> don't see that happening. don't let my st. louis fans hear that. get you outside and see what we're looking at. in the bay area we've got mostly clear skies, there are a few high thin clouds. it's not going to offer relief as far as cooler temperatures or rain unfortunately. it's going to be a bright day and unfortunately another spare the air alert day. i want to show you what's happening in san francisco. it's still dark but you can see on top of the tower a flag and the flag is barely moving. i want to bring your attention to this because this is indicative of what you find with high pressure. very calm winds and not a lot to mix up the atmosphere. so that's what we have another spare the air alert. temperatures today, though, mild. very similar to where we were yesterday. we're talking about low to mid-60s around the coast. places like san francisco, even in the peninsula our warmest locations will come in the vall

in the cold air, there's the snow in st. louis in the blue but the pink area, that's sleet and freezing rain extending into ohio by midnight thursday night. friday morning we'll watch the rain showers approach us. lows tomorrow night in the 50s and a morning high of 60. all of this moisture will come toward us and with the cold in place by sunday, that's when sleet and freezing rain, more so than snow or rain for a while, especially west of 95 could be causing problems. i think it will be causing problems. 56 today with the stray shower. we'll see 60-degree readings with enough sunshine. 50 degrees tonight. a very mild night. tomorrow mid-60s but showers likely friday. a morning high of 60. colder on saturday. can't rule out a few showers, especially early saturday, 46. sunday that wintry mix. best chances west of i-95 for some problems and mild again on monday, back to 50. we're going to the kitchen. two of our favorite friends are in house. you'll meet them when wusa9 news >>> we have some fresh ideas for favorite sides this hol

snow in st. louis, but this is all the ice in through northwestern arkansas and there are ice storm warnings all the way down to west tennessee. showers hagerstown west, a few more hours before these get in, probably not till after midnight, 6 degrees in minneapolis, 3 below in bismarck. you can see this is pretty serious arctic air. we can go from the 60s to the 30s in a couple days and end up with sleet, snow and freezing rain. that will happen. a lot of these cities have already done that from dallas to kansas city to chicago. every one of those cities were in the 50s or 60s the day before the ice and snow hit. we're still 63, 50 in boston. so yellow alert friday, red alert on sunday for ice, wet commutes tomorrow. so the yellow alert is for the wet commutes, the rain and showers. turning cooler tomorrow, so dress for the 40s because when you step out the door, you'll be in the 50s. saturday cold air moves in and then sunday morning snow and mix, mix all day d.c. north and west. it's not going to ch

north of st. louis into central sections of illinois. as we track it on the computer forecast model, this is 7:00. it spreads eastward with overnight. saturday morning we have snow in st. louis, chicago, cincinnati. in the afternoon it spreads toward new york city, cleveland, washington, d.c. will be on the cusp of the rain/snow line. there will be snow for you. by 8:00 saturday evening, snowing in new york city. upstate new york to boston. that snow will continue until about 5:00 in the morning. boston will get heavy snow there. five to eight inches. the area in purple, 18 inches across upstate new york and parts of new england. new york city, philadelphia, two to four inches toward the midwest, chicago, five or six inches. some areas of indiana seeing up to eight inches of snow. it will be a mess this weekend as people get out and finish their holiday shopping and getting ready for the holidays. >> a dicey couple of days to travel for folks east of the mississippi. janice, thanks, as always. >>> now to revelations that rippled through

mostly sunny in st. louis. sunshine in denver.ounds like it's straight out of a bruce willis movie. the european space agency says it fwiengs to land an unmanned space probe on a comet, kind of like leaping from one speedy car to another. scientists have been planning the tricky mission for almost a decade and they say they hope to get a better idea of what comets are made of. >>> and in arizona overnight, a bright light. it appears to be a meteor seen from tucson to vegas. people report hearing a big explosion. one expert believes it could be part of a meteor shower. >>> in sports now, a possible playoff preview in the nba as the two best teams in the east meet for the first time this year. indiana hosting miami. the heat are outdone by the pacers, 3-2. roy hibbert finishes with 24 and paul with 17. a rally of a 94 hch 82 win. pacers' coach frank vogel downplaying the significance of the win i can't wrap my mind around the importance of it other than, you know, we're a step closer to our goal. these statement wins are for -- the

. >> southwest airlines flight from st. louis to kansas city had to declare an emergency and return to the gate. the flight 1091 struck a bird open take off from lambert st. louis airport and 102 passengers were put on another flight. >> parts of new england and missile are cored in ice making holiday travel treacherous, the storm is blamed for 11 deaths since saturday and the power is still out for more than 390,000 homes. at the peak, the outage left 500,000 homes and businesses in the dark and canceled or delays thousands of flights across the country. in college we had a similar situation with no power for six days. >> mike? >> i can see the national map it is not looking too good? >> it is clearing out with the big storm pulling off, but there is snow headed to denvers minneapolis and lake effect snow through the chicago area, but, so far, all of our national airports are running on time. we have our own issues back here related to winter. can you see from the east bay hills it is looking hazy this morning looking across eme

st. louis, some sun, 28. denver, mostly sunny, 48.udy, 51. >>> here's another look at this morning's top story. a mix of nasty weather killed at least nine people in the country's midsection on sunday. hundreds lost power. hundreds of thousands from the great lakes to new england lost power. snow and ice threatened to disrupt holiday travel in the eastern third of the u.s. >>> a member of the russian punk band pussy riot has been freed from prison. she is the latest political faux of president vladimir putin to be released. she calls it a p.r. stunt. she's not the only one questioning his motive. >> reporter: it was an emotional reunion mchale khordokovsky waited ten years for. hugging his parents the moment he arrived in germany. he was russia's richest man when he was thrown in jail for fraud and tax evasion, but supporters say the charges were trumped up by russian president vladimir putin because khordokovsky was seen as a political threat. at a press conference he was more subdued. he said i'm not going to engage in any political

in st. louis, that is a look at dan boil back in st. ouis where he had that serious head injury a little over a month ago. the sharks get the jump on this one. shot deflected. 1460. currently, they are in the second period. the sharks are on top of the blues 3-1. i want to show you this game from the brooklyn game. paul mccartney wants a free t- shirt and they won't give him one. i don't understand how he doesn't have court side seats. his girlfriend to his left not looking overly interested as she texts while he tries to get one free shirt after another. actually, that was the same shot. we just kept replaying it. >> how cool would that be, though, to walk down to your seat and go whoa, that is paul mccartney. >> why is he court side? he can get better seats. >> we have to look into the back story of that. >> thank you. >>> tonight could be the night. the mega millions jackpot is now $636 million and climb canning. tonight at 10:00, 2 changes that have made the odds of winning even lower. >> and, we're always here for you at ktvu.com, f

that's when 42,000 fans showed up to watch the giants beat the st. louis cardinals.for the 49ers, they've played there for 40-plus years. their first regular-season game all the way back in 1971. fans say it just doesn't seem right for the team to move. >> you know, it's san francisco. it's supposed to be the niners. you're supposed to have the stadium in the city limits. not in santa clara. >> while this will likely be the final football game at candlestick, it will not be the final event there. san francisco is in talks with sir paul mccartney to see if he'll give the farewell performance. we'll keep you posted on that. we'll be talking about this and their final regular-season game at candlestick because there's still a chance of a postseason game. it could happen. while it's unlikely, the 49ers still have a chance to clinch their division, which would mean at least one more playoff game. here's what would have to happen. niners fans have the arizona cardinals to thank for this. the cardinals were up by seven points over the seahawks. seahawks' quarterback russell

. >>> caught on camera a sad shoplifting story from st. louis, surveillance video from a k-mart shows a struggle after a 35-year-old woman was stopped by security after she tried to leave the store with a shopping cart full of stuff she didn't take for. a friend of hers, a guy, gets involved in the fight. then the woman sprays the mace at the security guard and she and the other guy run off all while leaving a 4-year-old boy just sitting in that shopping cart, unbelievable. that man and woman were later arrested at their home and the boy is now with other family members. >>> now to something completely different, an anonymous person who was leaving thousands of dollars in tips across the country all in the name of jesus, it started back in september with a photo, a $3,000 tip in ann arbor michigan. on the instagram account it said tips for jesus. its mission was listed as doing the lord's work one tip at a time. since then this anonymous tipper has been leaving thousands of dollars of tips across the country, san francisco, l.a., chicago, south

they were playing st. louis. st. louis had been hot and the 49er defense played well as they always do. i think the big thing was getting michael crabtree back. you look at how that opened up the offense. crabtree making plays on the outside. not only the speed and everything that he brings but now just making it a little bit easier for vernon davis and anquan boldin. i was really impressed with the 49ers today. >> in the afc, if denver and new england each win out, they will own the top two seeds. indy is three games clear in the south and cincinnati two-game lead over baltimore. the race for the sixth seed figures to be tight with two teams at 6-6 and four at 5-7. so tony, although this may be an impossible question to answer, which team do you think is best positioned out of those half dozen fighting for that last playoff spot? >> i really like where the ravens are because they won on thanksgiving and when you have those extra three or four days off heading into december it really gives you a physical and emotional

in st. louis. espn would not provide a spokesman and will not define why they rejected this advertisement. >> reach christmas, thousands send messages of hope to sick, and injured children. we sell brit the birth of jesus season of giving bringing hope to children, parents, family wez serve beneath our tree of hope. >> send your message of hope. >> now, espn has a legal right to reject the ad. it's their candy store. they can do what they want. it's a foolish decision millions of viewers think the way i do. what is the beef? the birth of jesus offends you? have you not heard of the federal holiday? doesn't make business sense, either. 80% of the country is christian. who are you pandering to, espn? in st. louis, the childrens medical service folded and submitted another commercial without religious reference so espn gets their money. don't you people realize your najz been demeaned? do you not get that? apparently they don't. gutless says it all. there are other network that's would accept the ori

st. louis, you change over to snow showers. right here across the ohio valley, we're going to see a decent swath of snow. more snow for cleveland and detroit, toledo, pushing on towards pittsburgh and new york. boston, snow starts on saturday, gets at times heavy saturday night and lingers into sunday. depending on when our new coast tallow will develop, we could see perhaps just a change over to rain in new york city, maybe even in boston. we're still watching a decent swath of snow. and football on sunday, giants are at home. the steelers are at home. and cleveland is at home. yes, there will be snow falling again on those games as well. so meanwhile, across the midwest, you're seeing this swath here in the pink and purple. that's five to eight inches. two to three around st. louis. meanwhile, here's the bull's eye of the heaviest snow. just north of new york city and to the west of boston. some areas 6 to 12. would not be surprised to see perhaps more than a foot of snow in the interior of the northeast and new england as we

a jesuit superior in st. louis would have to weigh what this extension of jesse lewis from st. louis was going to cost. he was an administrator, and so when father de smet found these indians, in fact, they found him, what happened was he was a missionary among the pottawattamie indians from council bluffs, iowa. and one day he saw a group of canoes from the missouri river. he went down to greet them and as he went down to greet them, he heard them speaking to one another in french. french, his native language. how could this be that they were speaking french? he came to find out that they were your quite indians, that the iroquois indians are from a jesuit area of new friends. they are from the saint lawrence river. well, what happened was when for trade companies moved across the map of canada they more or less leapfrogged across each other. in other words, the hudson bay company would trap that a certain area and the competing company, the northwest company, which leapfrogged over them to areas that have not been trapped out. and the paddlers for the northwest country -- comp

right now the sharks are up three to two in st. louis> reporter:today we had an upclose look at the stick. walking around the empty stadium.yes it is certainly historic but it does give you a real feel for how old this place is. we're talking 1960. you're about to see a shot of the grass. that's the spot where the famous "catch" happened back in the day. coach jim harbaugh says the focus this week is the team going out on top during the final game at candlestick. >> we do not want to beady guys that was at candlestick for the last game. >> reporter:big day for the stanford cardinals football program. >> reporter:four of their players were named to the a.p. all american team. what does that mean? it means four of their players were really really good this year. offensive guard david yankey is a 1st teamer. linebacker trent murphy and kick returner ty montgomery are both second teamers. and finally linebacker shane skov was a third team selection. stanford has 11 wins this year and just two losses. they will play in the rose bowl against t

the i chronic sign that st. louissing a very much analog stadium but tonight one last regular season football game. before the stick goes lights out for good. >> 53 years not bad for a ballpark. you got consider atlanta is replacing a baseball stadium that is 157 years old. we got a lot of am life out of the stick. there's a lot of life out here tonight. most of the 49ers are out there warming up. i also want to tell you for coach john glueden. he is back in the place where his coaching career began. tonight he's returning tonight park and going to join people live on the field as we am count down to kick off in the next half hour. ,,,, [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merri

st. louis at seattle.ere we go again, features the dallas cowboys, as it has for the last three years vrmt it evs just the last weekend of the season, they made them all divisional games. and here we go again with a win and get in or lose and fw home scenario section zubd night. >> and you watch the philadelphia iegles play. but we know how the national football league plays out. this is going to with one of those raw, e moegal-time games. >> e think he's from austin, texas. and he goes home, at least ho advertise home state. cow wois have had to try to do this on the road in the meadow lands two years ago in wap wa last year. tried to do it in arlington, right? >> can't wait. >> we wrap it up here tonight in philadelphia where they scored early and often. and the eagles riend out routing 54-to 1. >> our whole gang saying good night from philadelphia. philadelphia. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> announcer: nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national football league. so yo

. >>> with seattle's 29-7 to win over st. louis, the hawks win the afc west. carolina winner, they get the two seed. jay cutler to brandon marshall. the bears led 28-20. aaron rodgers hits randall cobb and the packers stun the bears 33-28. >>> winner take all in dallas. tony romo done for the season. horton to dez bryant. two-point conversion would fail. 24-22. dallas one last crack. horton, he romoed it. eagles get the three seed. >>> the niners, they finished the season with six straight wins. the raiders the opposite. six straight losses. peyton manning, he would get exactly 266 today. terrelle pryor's first start not good since week ten. 14-0. raiders 55 yards of offense in the first half. manning 63 yards on this one play. demaryius thomas. 24-0 just before halftime. here's the record. manning 25 of 28. four touchdowns. 55 on the season. they went 34-14. raiders finished 4-12. >> you know, obviously it isn't in the win column, but there are a lot of areas where we can improve. i'll sit down with mark davis and we'll discuss the areas where we have to impr

a big night in st. louis for the sharks. they were drinking the juice. 1-0, sharks. things are looking good early on. in the 2nd period, burns from thornton, and the sharks win 4-2. another big-time moment at candle stick park, and we're six days away from the last game. this was back in 1980. the 49ers won after being down 35-7 at the half. at the time it was the largest comeback in nfl history. harbaugh says it's about preparing for the final game on monday. >> it's the last game here and, you know, we don't want to be the guys that screw up the last game in candlestick. these players will come back 25 years from now and, you know, they want to have a good memory of winning here. i think that will be, you know, very important. >> the rivalry between the 49ers and the seahawks is about to heat up again. san francisco fans have raised $8,000 to purchase a billboard in seattle that will show the introduce fees and read "how many do you have"? the project will cost around $7,000. the remaining money will go to the seattle children's hospital. today all-star -- he signe

the result of the controversy is that the children's medical center in st. louisded, not only would they not come on the factor to talk about the story, but they now submitted another commercial without any religious reference. so, espn gets their money. but why on earth would the cardinal glennen hospital cave? don't you people realize have you been insulted? your faith has been demeaned. do you not get that? apparently they don't. gutless says it all. there are plenty of other networks that would accept the original ad because there is nothing wrong with it. it it violates nothing. it only offends maniacs. if an ad for a catholic children's hospital offends you because it mentions the birth of jesus around christmas time and, quote: god's healing presence, then you are a loon. write it down. you are a loon. espn is simply dumb. i cannot understand why they made the decision. it's insulting to christians, it's bad business, and it is just plain stupid. especially when you consider that the family-friendly walt disney company owns espn. and that's the memo. now fo

the white, the snow from st. louis to north of oklahoma city. the pink is all the ice being laid down now. that's the system that is headed this way. for us, you can see we have rain sweeping in in areas of maryland and western portions of virginia right now. a big temperature drop we are going to see throughout the area as the system makes its way into the area. the temperatures in the 60s today. mid and upper 60s. it's the temperature drop we are going have this weekend where we could have everything from snow to freezing rain and icy roads. in a couple minutes, i'll detail it for you and see when we could see the worst conditions around here. >> thank you. >>> an american teacher was gunned down this morning while jogging down the street in benghazi, libya. ronnie smith taught at the international school in bengh i benghazi. he was shot running near the american consulate. the u.s. state department offered condolences but referred all questions to libyan authorities. >>> new fare hikes are a step closer to reality. the metro board met to disc

wait for it, it goes to st. louis for that rg iii pick trade. write down the field, alfred , 7-0 skins and they are cruising. goes downrter, rg iii for a 20-yard touchdown. griffin completed 16 to 17 passes in the first half. rushed for more than 50 yards. they're doing great, right? third quarter, andre brown gets the handoff. looks like he stopped but he does actually get in. it is 2117 -- .1-17 giants. -- 21-17 giants. the ball is taken right out of his hands. redskins lose 24-17. they now fall to 3-9 on the season. >> what an embarrassing way to lose. >> much better to be here in the studio. for you coming up throughout the next couple days. >> thanks. we are going to turn to virginia politics now. mark over chain has formally requested a recount in the historically close race for virginia attorney general. his decision comes after the state board of elections certified democrat mark herring the winner by 165 votes on monday. the recount could be at taxpayers' expense. the margin between the two is less than one half of one percent. call it

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bill: so we, if you live in st. louishe way, hang on, because we have an image, we're not quite sure what it is but the windchill is 10 degrees in st. louis. we'll show you that in a moment. write to us and let us know what is going on out there. how about alicia? oh, it is awesome. lori: it is awesome. ah inspiring cold out there. bill: new information now on this tragic death we learned about yesterday at this hour. an american school teacher, ronnie smith, shot dead in benghazi only weeks before christmas. martha: tragic story that is. we will also be joined this morning by juan williams who will reflect on his unique relationship with nelson mandela and the south african leader's monument al legacy. >> we got stop apartheid in april to achieve anything. i know that this is because i am the president of the people of south africa. ♪ bill: want some good news before the weekend. check out the 401(k) because stocks are on the rise. up 105 at the open. we're looking 16,000 yet again after the jobs number came out. a lot o

one in oakland, two in st. louis.usso also had a six year p playing career and has four more rbis than he does championship rings. >> i signed when i was 17 years old. i think when i was around 21, they said start thinking about managing. i remember i played winter ball for tommy. he said the only reason you're here is you can speak spanish. you can help translate. all the guys knew i was lousy. i should have started earlier. >> great stuff. seth grew up in charlotte. no wonder he racks up 25 points every time he plays there. probably had a lot to say about his 43 point performance tonight. that lay the gyp in the fourth cut the charlotte lead to two. but walker scored 15 of his 31. charlotte wins. >>> after yesterday's loss to the 49ers, seahawks defensive back richard sherman is counting crows. >> no. we didn't predict it this way. we expected to blow them out. >> you thought it would be a blow out? >> yeah. that's what we expect from these guys. >> and michael crabtree -- didn't make a difference at all. >> still c

. >> it's been spreading can cases from san diego, st. louis and chicago. >> faces are piling up and police across the country are on high alert i know police are not looking to prevent people from assaulting each other and this new trend has given them reason to be vigilant. keep your eyes peeled a lot of punching gone on out there. police have to be all over this strain of chronic connected violence and probably called in the big guns, the profilers, your closers, your mentalists your nci strks, your sv u, hawaii, bones, elementaries, your bloods blue, the point is there are so many (bleep) cop shows on television there's only one problem with this trend. there's that evidence it has been happening since 1994. >> even "the new york times" times is reporting. police officials in veafl attacks said that the game amounted to little more than an urban myth. >> jon: cot news media be overhyping the danger? they've never done that before. [ laughter ] there was that all the time. >> fears escalating across the country tonight as flash mobz on the r

with seattle's 27-9 win over st. louisthe seahawks win the nfc west, clinch homefield throughout. carolina get the two seed. the niners' playoff opponent would be settled by the green bay-chicago winner. fourth quarter, 28-20 bears. aaron rodgers back. look at this. 48 yards. packerses beat the bear as soldier field, 33-28. they'll host the niners next weekend. date, the exact date and time, will be known later tonight. >> arizona needed to beat san francisco and have new orleans lose to get in. neither happened. drew bees. 4 2-17. sinces are dancing. >> niners finished the season with six straight wins, raiders, six straight losses. a denver domination at the coliseum today. manning gets exactly 266. pryor's first start since week ten. snap issues, denver recovers. leads to a touchdown. 14-0, raiders 55 yards of offense in the first half alone. manning, 63 yards on this one play. thomas behind the secondary, 24-0 game. here's the record. five yards, thomas again, manning, 25-28. 266. four touchdowns. 55 on the season for

people from dallas to st. louis brace for the worst ice storm in years.dreds of flights have been canceled because of the weather. the question is, how will this affect us? everything is pointing, guidance wise, that sunday will be a day where we have ice and sleet and freezing rain and this will be a problem. there,ference here and it is going to take another day or two to get a firm handle on this. very warm and temperatures have not dropped all that much. at reagan national airport -- the average high is 50, we missed that by six degrees. it is still 60 degrees in fredericksburg, 32 in detroit but there is a massive amount of cold air. eight below in rapid city, 15 degrees below zero at great falls, nine degrees below and this is going to the south. the cold air is coming slowly and steadily overnight. this is just ahead of the cold front. it looks to us like the heaviest rain will be tomorrow night. but you won't have to go farther west. it may be hard to make all of these out. there are a lot of dark purple areas under the threat of an ice storm. we

. >>> this afternoon, the 49ers getting a big divisional win against the st. louis rams. kron4 was on the sidelines and shows us the highlights and what fans and coaches had to say. >> reporter: definitely a big day for the 49ers today. playoff implications all over this game and you didn't have to tell the fans how important this game was for the niners today. they were loud out here as always enjoying one of the last games here at candlestick park and only two more regular season games left at the stick. today the niners would start slow, struggling to complete anything. they did get a few field goals to go but that was about it, early in the second quarter, they would get it moving a little bit better, three yard touchdown run from frank that made it 13-0, niners the rams were able to add a field goal just before half time. not much scoring in the third quarter either, just one field goal for the niners making it 16-6 and the rams hanging around at this point but in the fourth quarter that would change with this 17-yard touchdown pass to vernon davis. look at this, unb

. >> plows in st. louis clearing some of the ten inches of snow on the ground. at least one person died at a snow related car accident in michigan. with the official start of winter just a few days away, meteorologist say just over half the country has snow on the ground, slightly above normal for this time of year. >> oh, come on, it is perfect. >> you are right. >> at today's army navy game more than 60,000 fans braved wind gusts and 20 degrees windchill. >> and an expert we talked to says this winter storm would have been much worse for stores if it happened next weekend, the weekend before christmas. jim. >> axelrod: terrell brown in the middle of it in mohegan lake, new york, thank you. tonight investigators in colorado are piecing together just what happened yesterday at a, at arapahoe high school in centennial, colorado, a high school senior opened fire there, seriously injuring a fellow student before killing himself. barry petersen has the latest. >> reporter: arapahoe sheriff gray son robinson said

in cleveland and st. louislers picked up suv and cross over sales while lower gas prices prompted drivers to shift away from fuel efficient vehicles and the broadway shows helped the new york economy. and prospects of a snowy cold winter mines it will cost you more to book a room in mid-atlantic ski areas. sometimes it's nice to hear about the economy in plain english. how you were thes are changing healthcare by one smart phone at a time. i'm ali velshi, thanks for watching. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the treatment. fran pope francis is getting wave reviewed but is he a game changer? we break down the pop fourteen francis -- pope francis effect. >> our digital producer wajahat ali is here. keep it coming. waj, catholic or not pope francis is all the buzz now. >> i'm not catholic, but i went

ice, freezing rain anywhere from st. louish the south, fayetteville, arkansas. dallas, you haven't seen it yet. by the time the sun goes down this afternoon, that's when we'll start to see the ice accumulate in dallas. we could see anywhere from half an inch all the way up to maybe three-quarters of an inch of ice there. as we go down to the south, we will continue to see the ice and snow anywhere from albuquerque all the way through portions of west texas, el paso seeing the rain right now. as we go through the next 24 to 36 hours, the ice forecast anywhere from dallas through little rock, paducah, half an inch of ice. this could do a lot of damage. we're talking about downed trees, power outages possible. all of the above as we go through late on friday. >> jennifer, keep an eye for us, if you will. thank you for that. >>> he is the quarterback of the number one college football team in the nation. and he's also being considered for the heisman trophy. jamison winston is being investigated for rape right now and his life cou

. >>> sharksok continuing their rd trip in st. louis. going to wait. wait.qc then,ñ-, score.me with the baltimore orioles. >>> the san jose police palace. an4( they gavexd awayxd shoes needy children for the holidays. >> i'mfj$rp(py for all these little kids out here today. and it's great to see him outÑi here. as well. they gave shoes to 120ñr famili in the southt(t( bay. great smiles there. that little girl. >> someone in the south bay@go o right now that could buy a lot more shoes to donate. just saying. for that charity. >> we'll take a step forward tomorrow. thanks for joining us tonight. have a good one. >> bye. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from the new movie "her," olivia wilde, amazing animals with julie scardina, the music of johnny mathis, and "a 99 cent christmas." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jay: thank you very much! welcome to "the tonight show." thank you very much! [ cheers and applause ] oh, boy. thank you. very, very kind. you all ready

with seattle's 27-9 win over st. louisday, the seahawks win the nfc west, clinch homefield throughout. carolina get the two seed. the niners' playoff opponent would be settled by the green bay-chicago winner. fourth quarter, 28-20 bears. aaron rodgers back. look at this. 48 yards. packerses beat the bear as soldier field, 33-28. they'll host the niners next weekend. date, the exact date and time, will be known later tonight. >> arizona needed to beat san francisco and have new orleans lose to get in. neither happened. drew bees. 4 2-17. sinces are dancing. >> niners finished the season with six straight wins, raiders, six straight losses. a denver domination at the coliseum today. manning gets exactly 266. pryor's first start since week ten. snap issues, denver recovers. leads to a touchdown. 14-0, raiders 55 yards of offense in the first half alone. manning, 63 yards on this one play. thomas behind the secondary, 24-0 game. here's the record. five yards, thomas again, manning, 25-28. 266. four touchdowns. 55 on the season

from chicago all the way down towards oklahoma city and even a freezing rain advisory in effect for st. louiswhat we'll be looking at over the next 24 hours not only the snow aspect to this storm but a lot of severe weather even happening right now. they have numerous tornado watches posted not only for kentucky but down towards eastern tennessee, also all the way down towards louisiana and this is what we're looking at for really the next 12 hours. the worst traveling delays will come from the tennessee valley to the lower mississippi valley but the good news is tomorrow this system is expected to weaken so we're not looking at any severe weather tomorrow across the eastern seaboard. it will just be plain old rain and that's good news as we head towards christmas. lots of folks trying to do some traveling. we're not looking at too many delays tomorrow and that's good news as we head towards your holiday forecast. back here at home your christmas forecast looks spectacular. we're talking about temperatures in the low 60s in san francisco. mid-60s across the east and north bay. heading to taho

if you head down to st. louis, it feels like 41. well, that warm err air to the south, and the colder air to the north, it is already going to cause problems that we are anticipating so a freezing rain has gone into effect across parts of northern missouri, iowa, all the way over into chicago. starts at midnight, prepare for icy roads. freezes and you have the glaze. in about a tent of an inch of ice with that particular storm, it is a storm that will bring us a lot of problems as we move forward. today you can see the storms across the north, temperatures from the mid 70's to the south, 20's to the north, only getting warmner the southeast over the weekend. >> rebecca, thank you very much, and we want to thank you for watching al jazeera america. in new york, 101 east is coming up. next. history. in an age of rapid modernization this ancient form of fighting remains a celebrated tradition. >>there isn't any weight class, no fighting ring or weight division and there are times when a small wrestler is paired up with a much bigger on