. >> steve white, renld view coffee and tea, three years on main street. business is always spotty. it's a seasonal tourist town so, during the summer and the fall we do very, very well. during the winter, it gets very, very slow. and spring is kind of -- all depends on whether it's raining or not. >> deb malone, beaver river outfitters, ten years on main street. people are holding on to their money longer. they're not making reservations as far in advanced a they used to. we get more walk-in business and spontaneity than we did in the past. >> david lewis, great american popcorn company, 19 years on main street. my current store front is the fourth evolution of my business. but you're always trying to maneuver yourself into what you perceive to be and most often is a better traffic and better footprint for whatever business you're in. >> miss kitty, the grape escape, seven years on main street. >> do you feel a responsibility as a business owner here for the community in a way that you wouldn't if maybe you opened your bar in chicago? >> very possibly. when people talk politics and

vwdealer.com today >>> comedian steve harvey landed a sit-down interview with president obama. >> at one point during the chat the two decided to surprise tourists at the white house. and at one point steve felt left out. here's a clip. >> i got an idea. i've been here several times. so i ran into tourists around the white house here. how about if you get some of these people with these ear pieces and find a tour and me and you walk in and surprise people on the tour. >> let's go do that. >> you'll do it? >> let's go spread christmas cheer to folks taking tours in the white house. >> my man. let's do it. >> hey, guys. i got steve harvey here. how are you? how you doing, sweetheart? what's going on? what's your name? >> julian. >> you got ears just like me. >> yeah, yeah. that's good, man. that gives you some special power. good to see you. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> good to see you guys. feliz navidad. happy birthday. >> you get a birthday hug. >> happy birthday. >> oh my god! >> good to see you. >> you too, mr. president. >> good to see. >> i love you, too. you know steve harvey? >> don't worry about it. >> i've never been ignored these many times ever

he hosts the steve harvey morning show, the quit whited host of "family feud" and author of "act like a lady, think like a man". steve harvey was here in our studio this afternoon. welcome. >> how you doing? >> did i leave anything out? you had an exclusive interview at the white house. yeah. just a boy from west virginia talking to the president of the united states. the greatest moment of that interview was he was talking about his grandmother who he misses so. she passed in her 80s. my mom passed in her 80s. i said i heard a rumor your grandmother and my mother met and they are on the front row watching us right now. it was a cool moment between me and the president. >> i bet it was. >> it kind of meant something to him, too. i met him before, but he's -- this interview was different, you know? it's a little bit, i think i talked to him the way most people don't talk to the president. >> how is that? >> i think it was more -- i told him i wanted a man on man interview. i don't care about the politics. it's not important to me. look, he's a great guy. there's a section of people tha

one talk show host tweeting steve harvey surprised white house tourists.weren't the only ones shocked. it looks like mr. harvey is not used to being in the had dose of the presidential spotlight. >> good to see you. >> how are you? what is your name? merry christmas. >> i love you, too. >> do you know steve harvey? >> don't worry about it. i've never been ignored these many times ever. >> not to woerks sterry, steve. at least and you have sense of humor. and one nfl jersey could get you you a big airplane perk. wear your russell wilson jersey. the airplane offering priority boarding to passengers flying out of seattle as long as they're wearing the quarterback number 3 jersey. the deal is good until the end of the season. >>> and a case of social media multitasking goes horribly wrong. the associated press tweeting tourist distracted by facebook plummets off peer in australia officials say. the woman was browsing on her phone while walking along the bay in melbourne before falling off the pier into the chilly water below. police discovering the woman about

steve handelsman is live at the white house. >> reporter: thanks. out of intensive care.epublicans don't believe it. asked, what else are they hiding? here at the white house was a defiant president obama. he said he's learned not to make what he called wild promises about obama care, but he checks every day. he knows the website and the plan, as a whole now, are working. >> we know the demand is there and we know that the product on these marketplaces is good. the bottom line is, this law is working and will work into the future. i have always said, i will work with anybody to implement and improve this law effectively. you got good ideas? bring them to me. let's go. but, we are not repealing it as long as i'm president. [ applause ] >> reporter: back to the website, one of the biggest known remaining problems is the back end of healthcare.gov. after you click and decide what you want, the part of the system that sends your order to the insurance companies, sends an 834 file. washington post and others reported as many as a third of those have been unable to be used by t

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steves: chianina beef. -woman: white beans. -steves: okay. perfect. man: and that one. steves: so, the meat is called chianina. tommaso: that's its name, because it comes from the chianti. steves: oh, from chianti. okay. and tell me about this concept of the good marriage of the food, you know? tommaso: well, when you have the chianina meat, you want to have some chianti wine, and they go together well. they marry together. we say, "si sposano bene." steves: si sposano bene. a good marriage. in other words, the wine is from tuscany, -and the meat is from tuscany. -tommaso: exactly. you don't want to have a wine from somewhere else. that's it. >> rose: welcome to the program and merry christmas! tonight we celebrate the life of the man who wrote about christmas-- charles dickens. "a christmas carol" first published in 1843, shaped the way we celebrate christmas today. the converge of scrooge, the kratch chit feast and tiny tim's closing words "god bless us every one" yes minds us of the simple things about the season. >> "christmas carol" emerged not out of a considerati

steve king. i was actually a little surprised. i considered him a sleeper for this. i might have gone for the guy who wanted to stand up for oppressed whites the winner and it was almost a unanimous choice by our judges. we had one vote for steve stockman. susie bright, one of our judges. but steve king ran away with it. depending on how things go up in toronto, we may try to present one to him down in washington, d.c. while i'm on this, i want to thank all the judges. dan savidge, susie bright, rick hertzberg and also our sponsors this year for the golden dukes which is media matters. they have their own award called misinformer of the year which they're also bestowing tonight to cbs news. >> hey, josh marshall, thanks very much for breaking all this news on "hardball." we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, chris christie's a republican front runner for affordable care act, but will his fuf guy persona sell outside of new jersey or does he run the risk of coming across as a bully? this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ woman 1 ] why do i cook? to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] t

lose. >>> finally, it's not often that tourists visiting the white house actually get to see the president. but that's what happened when stevevey proposed the idea during an interview. >> i ran into some tourists around the white house here. how about if you get on to these tours and me and you walk in and surprise the people on the tour. >> let's go do that. >> hey, guys. i got steve harvey here. >> what's your name. how you doing, sweetheart? you got ears just like me. >> yeah. >> anybody ever said that? that's good, man. that gives you some special power. how are you? >> i love you too. >> you know steve harvey? >> no, don't worry about me. >> i've never been ignored these many times ever. >> i've got ears just like you. that kid will remember that as long as he lives. >>> next, if hillary clinton decides not to run or if she wants a sparring partner, which other democrat looks the strongest? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> here's what's happening. the senate approves a bipartisan spending bill that eases some spending cuts. >>> a 56-year-old woman from stone mountain, georgia has claimed her share

steve: he plays santa part time. [ popping sounds ] oh. that was me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, sorry. pro, hoping for a white christmas. ." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's not good. >> jimmy: i know a guy who knows a guy. pro, this year's macy's window display theme is "dream and believe." con, last year's was 15 mannequins with really hard nipples. not very family friendly, but -- >> steve: really? >> jimmy: avante guard. pro, hearing christmas music wherever you go. con, hearing "grandma got run over by a reindeer" 800 times. [ laughter and applause ] the first 700 times is good, but -- >> steve: how is your grandma? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: how is your grandma? you're grandmother, how is she? i haven't heard from her. >> jimmy: are you serious? >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't tell you this story? >> steve: no, what? >> jimmy: oh, this is a horrible story. >> steve: what happened? what? >> jimmy: last christmas -- >> steve: yeah? >> jimmy: my grandmother -- was run over by a reindeer. [ laughter ] >> steve: oh my -- >> jimmy: i didn't tell you this story? >> steve: no, i didn't

steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: it's nice, right? i also got one from the secret service. [ audience oohs ] yeah, 'cause i was at the white house, so yeahmmy: no, i'm kidding. thank you, sir, for clearing that up for me. anyways, so if you see me out later on, if i have these -- actually, if i see a veteran out at a bar, i'm going to buy him a drink. you got to buy him a drink, anyway. buy a veteran a drink. [ applause ] tonight, if you're at a bar watching this right now, if anyone knows a veteran, buy them a drink and thank him for what they've done for us. [ cheers and applause ] i want to thank my buddies back home. well, it's monday. we're happy to be back. we've got some big shows coming up for you guys. mariah carey's gonna be here. ice-t, damian lewis. tom selleck bringing his mustache here. [ cheers ] we're going to demo the new ps4 on wednesday. [ audience oohs ] playstation 4. and we got music from capital cities, thomas rhett, sheryl crow and johnny marr. i cannot wait for those guys. [ cheers and applause ] gonna be fun. but tonight is a show above all shows. he's a comedy legend, he's one of my favorites. he is bringing hi

and white ash jed was plagued steve jobs he went completely on the fur die and ended up in the hospitalanything to a extreme is bad. >> as we talked about before not just the last two weeks it has to be sustained it you should discuss it with your doctor because different people have dietary needs of your diabetic you would have a different beat. tracy: but it -- the clan say this is hot but. >> you do that between three or eight days? fruit and vegetables have extreme health benefits but if you seek you could live off of broccoli than that is not good either. tracy: all about clean e. king -- eating. [laughter] that is the trick. >> it is also good for the heart. tracy: also for the stress levels. happy new year. i grew up chicken and deauville and spinach. the president signs the bipartisan budget act that includes controversial cuts for earlier this week jerry spoke to congressman langford to is voting for the cuts. gerri: now you are not entirely happy with the budget cut? >> nobody was entirely happy. but this one in particular is it a bad position in. as a j.d. very we would have

my appearance on "fox and friends" this morning i knocked over a cup of coffee on their new, white couch. steve. here is what you had to say be talk about the power of twitter. donna says everybody does that, ihe needed a christening anyway. lynn says i bet they spilled coffee on the couch as well, they just haven't told you about it. and one of our regular guests said honestly with it being a white couch, i'm surprised it didn't happen sooner. you, sir, have five seconds. charles: all of your english training. you have been in america too long. stuart: i had to sit in that end to my three-minute report. dagen: i think that is even worse than a selfie. is that what we have been reduced to? taking photos of mourning spills? we are all guilty of it. you are all right by me. did the republicans give away too much with this budget deal, and why the federal reserve and watchers there are concerned that the money will stop flowing. one of the biggest problems when it comes to food waste, you won't buy it if it doesn't look good. the new ceo of general motors and why many american women believe much m

. >>> and steve harvey and president obama spreading a little holiday cheer by surprising white house visitors. >> what's going on, man? what's your name? you've got ears just like me. >> yeah. >> has anybody ever said that? that's good, man. that gives you some special power. >> some of the looks on these faces are priceless. and we have a winner or two. >> i feel good! feel good! come to my store! i feel good. i don't even know if i can sleep tonight. >> if the guy who sold the winning mega millions ticket is jumping up and down, just imagine what the winner of the second biggest jackpot in history is doing right now. >>> good morning. i'm chris jansing. and let's start with the white house. seems like they're sending a signal to russia this morning. the president won't go to the olympics in sochi next year, neither will the vice president or the first lady. the delegation will be led by former homeland security secretary janet napolitano. this is the first time since sydney in 2000 that a sitting or former president or first lady has not attended the games. now, the white house is

steve, it sounds like right now from the white house on down, there are not a lot of folks here in thedministration who think he should be given any kind of amnesty or deal that would bring him back to the u.s. and not involve him potentially facing jail time. >> and they shouldn't be talking to his legal team about those things, both for the reasons that charles forcefully and eloquently laid out and because of what it would do in the future. you can't afford to incentivize this. maybe he has provided everything about the way the intelligence community operates and there is nothing more to leak. that is what some journalists would have us believe. but there is no reason wh whatsoever that the united states should not try to prosecute him and to the fullest except of the law because that information have been divulged. he want to say he never provided directly to the chinese or the russians. nonsense, he was exactly doing what he knew. look at what he did to have the conversation and he knew what he was doing and now he thinks if it ever goes to court, it would gain him some measure of

steve. >> and in washington, white house correspondent for the associated press julie pace joins us as well. good to have you all on board this morning. >> how was your weekend? >> it was very good, thank you. >> what you laughing about? >> nothingp. just a good weekend. >> south of france? >> no south of france. stop that. >> where were you? >> i was home. >> you have a smile on your face. >> you do have a smile on your face. tell us what happened. >> i'm a happy mom. >> what happened? >> can i do that? >> sure. >> i think you already have. >> you do it. >> you do it. >> oh. i have a kid in college. >> all right. >> good for you. >> congrat layings. >> where is she going? >> johns hopkins. >> wow. great school. >> very relieved. >> she goes to johns hopkins, going to look like mike bloomberg. >> i emaeld him. he was so nice. i e-mailed him so excited and he wrote back, conxwratss. he's so loquacious. >> that's more than he writes back. >> he doesn't usually write back. >> you said from the time she was born. >> yes. >> to i guess what was it friday? >> yes. >> friday, all the early desigs

and abc's steve osunsami starts us off in arkansas. >> reporter: black ice. white ice. they're calling ice friday, stretching some 2,000 miles across the middle of the country. turning roads in illinois into ice rinks with massive blowing snow, shutting down more than a dozen airports across seven states, and killing at least six people. in northern arkansas today a man was killed when an icy tree fell down on his home. and this was the ice versus a power line in fayetteville, the ice won. >> there are flashes. >> reporter: back in the silty the driver of this little rock bus nearly lost it on a slick road. families stuck at home, or in their cars, stuck on the roads. >> it has to be bad if the medical school closes. >> reporter: justin roberts says this shouldn't be happening in the south. he had no gloves or boots and was using an old license plate to scrape the ice off his car. >> they did warn us but when it hits, it hits. and i guess nobody really is ready for it when it comes. >> reporter: this is what families are up against, cities without the resources to clear

white house. john pedesta has a new job as advisor on obama care. will that solve the problems? steve hays is a fox news contributor. great to it see you. >> john podesta. what will he bring to the white house that dennis mcdonagh and val row jared can't do? >> we reported that the obama white house is inclined at this point to fight and start to take the issue of obama care to republicans and to try to make all of the failures that people are seeing across the specter of obama care and blame them for sabstaging the law. he is a fighter here in washington and respected in some quarters and he's feared. this is what the white house wants to do as part of the effort to clean up obama care and be aggressive with the republicans on the pr front? >> john podesta is known for helping with the turbulent waters in the monica lewinsky and clinton white house. is that skill transferable to the over haul of health care? >> it is a different kind of damage control we are talking about. they are huge policy problems that the white house is facing. talking to proponents of obama care and critics. n

region's population of eight to three million have long complained of white spray discrimination by the muslim majority. he did steve constitution which is expected to be put to referendum in december is called spin on the planned peaceful transition into the two parliamentary and presidential elections next year. up. syrian government helicopter stumped off explosives on the rebel held town near the northern city of london one in two separate attacks on but the kind since the poms makes them intended targets resulting in the deaths of at least fifty people. a report from the purchase price syrian of the tree making them relates strikes months we sometime on sunday near a bite to eat in the town of al cop killing at least twenty four people syrian state media said government forces killed ten weeks which is our latest on combat boots like to thanks president assad sites room it's the kind i was asked a similar bombing. army helicopters talk to the ripple compound in our company sent on to expand its market leading twenty six people. umpire to tyson's the army used the soap bottle bombs containing hundreds of pounds

. >>> plus, comedian and tv host steve harvey interviewed president obama at the white house this weekg the interview out of the way, harvey suggested they surprise a tour group to spread some christmas cheer. >> you got a ears just like me. >> yeah. i was going to say that. >> that's good, man. that gives you some special power. you know steve harvey? don't worry about it. >> i've never been ignored these many times ever. >> fun surprise for those kids, right? that's going to wrap things up for me. see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. don't go anywhere. "now" with alex wagner comes your way next. ♪ [ female announcer ] let betty do the measuring and get a head start on delicious homemade cookies. visit bettycrockercookies.com for fun holiday ideas. betty crocker cookie mix. just pour, mix...love. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what

the white house is pushing the obama care. >> steve joins us now. stephen, moms are the latest foot soldiers in the war to win back public approval. what do you think of the strategy? >> it is not just moms but there is a swalgz where there is not a lot of good news and so the white house is refreshing old news. what they are talking about with the moms in particular is the benefits for young adults staying on the plans longer to age 26. and preexisting swayings. they have been in affect three years now. and the white house is trying to remind people, you used like the law. don't let all of the current problems get you down, remember there is still things in this. and whether that works and able to overcome the bad press we'll see. >> here's why it may work. 80 percent of the women make up the health care decisions for their family. so if you can enlist women, it will probably work. it is the moms in the house that pressure the college kids that you need insurance and health care. and so they are going to the straight to the messengers. >> and the t

choose herbal teas, white teas things like that will be better for your teeth. use steve ya to -- stevia to sweeten it. i like splenda. i love tea. very it every night. drink water afterwards. drink it through a straw. i have some patients who drink through a straw and all the stains are behind their teeth. >> you know who does that? andrea. eric, over to you. >>> -- erica, over to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. we're getting off to a mild start to this weekend. and it's only going to get mieldzer from here. a live look at the michael & -- milder from here. a live look at the michael & son weather cam. we're not going to see any rain today. 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. down to 52 at 9:00. maybe this is the start of your holiday break and it is getting off to a mild and pleasant start. very similar to yesterday. temperatures staying in the low 60s as we head into the afternoon. we're not quite there yet temperature wise but as we get to the mid-afternoon, we will hit the 60-degree mark throughout much of the d.c. metro and this weekend just down right warm, especially when

this whether it's using social media or doing interviews with guys like steve harvey this week or bringing mothers to the whiteouse. the administration has to do everything it can to get young people enrolled. and i just, you know, having been a young person, we have all been young people, i mean, people put these. >> that was longer ago. >> but you remember. people put these things off. i think, you know, the one tool that would have made this very easy for them is the one that suffered almost immediate liberation the web site. now that sen grained in the minds of some of these people, they are probably thinking why should i go sign up for something on a web site that doesn't work. >> byron, i don't think the women who came here did. he has 40 million twitter followers that would have been much more effective. what are your thoughts. >> this this is about something else, the president's support among women. they were part of the obama coalition that got obama elected. he has dropped. in his job approval rating quite a bit with lots of members of that coalition, minorities, people who make less than $25,000 a

return of the pumpkin spice latte can only mean one thing -- con, you're white. [ laughter ] i guess that didn't make sense. >> steve[ applause ] >> jimmy: and finally pro, you can get it with or without whipped cream. con, that was anthony weiner's campaign slogan. there you go. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. that was fun. we have a great show tonight. it is "timberlake tuesday" here on our show. [ cheers and applause ] "timberlake tuesday" all september. the very talented, justin timberlake and i are doing a fun new bit later on in the show. and every tuesday in the month of september, be sure to stick around for that. every tuesday he is going to come and we're going to do some type of bit. and remember to pick up his album, here it is, "the 20/20 experience, two of two." [ cheers and applause ] this is in stores september 30th. that's when -- look at this. many faces. [ cheers and applause ] bonus. yeah, look at that. very, very introspective, can't show you any more. also on the show tonight, he's a huge movie star, love t

. >> president obama teamed up with steve harvey the other day to greet folks taking the white housend it might not be noteworthy but the journalists were not allowed to greet the president after being shutdown by budget cuts. a federal judge ordered the release of a foreign aid directive that the president sign three years ago, saying this should not have been treated as a private communication and chastising the administration for arguing that this should be shared on a need-to-know basis. 38 news organization have complained about media photographers being shut out of events in favor of government photographers, calling what they do visual press releases. when president obama flew off to nelson mandela's funeral, only an official white house photographer was allowed to take pictures. jay carney acknowledges the complaints. >> are you going to give the access? what does it mean working on -- >> i'm saying we're going to find ways of providing more access. >> reporter: it is said obama has done three to four more interviews than bush or clinton, but they are on jay leno, the view an

steve: he sure is. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. the whitean and south korea in december. or as biden said, "yes, epcot!" [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, new jersey governor chris christie for going back for seconds. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't know why. we love that guy. ♪ thank you, pamela anderson for running the new york city marathon for charity which must have been very difficult to do in slow motion. [ applause ] ♪ thank you red sox first baseman mike napoli for walking around boston shirtless after the world series parade. thereby earning your new nickname mike nipoli. [ laughter and applause ] that's his new nickname. love that dude. walking around shirtless. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: that's the way to do it, man. ♪ thank you, oatmeal for looking like i already ate you before i eat you. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: heart healthy. yes. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you e-mails that say you have successfully unsubscribed from these e-mails. that's completely missing the point. stop e-mailing me! [ applause ] no pr

. >> steve bell, thank you for your time. our whiteouse correspondent, phil mattingly joining us from ddc. when we come back, more "in the loop." ♪ >> first. bloomberg. >> you are watching "in the loop ," live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone, tablet, and on bloomberg.com. i am deirdre bolton. betty liu is off today. hour.26 minutes past the bloomberg is on the markets. you can see a slightly higher open for the s&p, the dow, and the nasdaq on this last trading day of the year. we will bring you more on the markets again in 30 minutes. your top headlines -- netflix is testing a new price model to curb account sharing. the plan will be offered to some new customers, and they will be charging the number of people that could use the account. monthly charging will range from $6.99, to $11.99. a train carrying crude oil caught fire after derailing in north dakota yesterday afternoon. a berkshire hathaway rachel ray operates the train. -- a were no injuries berkshire hathaway rachel ray operates the train. there were no in

. >>> and steve harvey and president obama spreading a little holiday cheer by surprising white housewhat's going on, man? what's your name? you've got ears just like me. >> yeah. >> has anybody ever said that? that's good, man. that gives you some special power. >> some of the looks on these faces are priceless. and we have a winner or two. >> i feel good! feel good! come to my store! i feel good. i don't even know if i can sleep tonight. >> if the guy who sold the winning mega millions ticket is jumping up and

. >> next up, in an interview that aired friday with steve harvey, president obama spoke candidly about family life in the whites describing one of the perks of office when it comes to raising his daughters. >> my daughters are a little bit different because i got to keep her occupied. because, see, this dating thing is a concern. it's just a real concern. >> is that something you're nervous about? >> yeah. very much. you? >> well, two things. one is malia and sasha are very sensible. i trust them to make good decisions. and the second thing is i've got men with guns following them around all the time. so that kind of makes me a little less nervous. >> can i use them? what i got to do to get some of these? >> this is the main reason i ran for re-election. >>> up next, republicans have been losing young people and minorities for years. what makes rand paul think he can change all that? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. the new new. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here

steve martin. how do you spell lasonia? depend on whethre you're at. this fold an explosion when justine saccho. going to africa. hope i don't get aids, just kidding, i'm white. sacho took all kinds of abuse and when she landed, she was fired. she apologized profusely but it was too late. what is it about the twitter culture that when people make a mistake they just get beat up? >> i wish it were the twitter culture. but that's the problem. there's been a decline of civility in our culture. when you have martin bashir say what he says about sarah palin, when you have alec baldwin on and on and on to miley cyrus. we are no longer sensitive to the opinions of others and, of course, twitter is the forum where that's most obvious. >> it was very important to work miley cyrus into this segment. >> steve martin writes, it continued on to spread and i couldn't get out of hell. >> first of all, twitter is a weirdly humorless place. i don't know if anyone has ever tried sarcasm or irony. don't do it. don't try it. they're completely lost. i think these two tweets are completely different. steve martin was making a joke, i guess, you know, thinking that it sounded lik

white: right, it's... you know, it's a dream to hear that. and you hope that it's... that it comes true. steve's reason why brady has mechanics and the talent and the passion that he does. >> safer: andrea and deron white, brady's parents, are clarkson faithfuls. but this is a dangerous game, and the quarterback always has a target on his chest, right? >> deron white: driving down the street's a dangerous event in california, as well. so, how many people get to play and start at quarterback in high school, and then go on to college and play in front of millions of fans, in front of tv and the environment and... >> andrea white: doing what they love. >> deron white: yeah, that... that's a dream come true. >> clarkson: here we go. >> safer: clarkson's job is to feed the football machine with a new crop of dreamers. >> clarkson: now we're getting somewhere. >> safer: it's a well-oiled machine of camps and clinics, where you can learn fancy footwork and an exotic language. >> clarkson: we didn't see it. now he takes another three, and then, bang, hit it in the second window. >> safer: he teaches 40

quick example the other day the president was with radio and tv personality steve harvey, they went around through the whiteent. but a few weeks back when the white house tours came back after being shut down by budget cuts, the press had to ask access to the president and first lady greeting them, the white house said, no. there are more and more instances now where official government photographers are the only ones allowed access to certain events, and photojournalists are just shut off the process. gregg: the press has been allowed to photograph the president in his entire presidency twice in the oval office, once in 2009, once in 2010 which just pales with his predecessors. and instead they limit access, and they produce their own sort of sanitized version of the president in his daily activities and what he's doing. doesn't that smack of the stuff, the propaganda the kremlin issues? >> i don't know that i'd use that analogy. i don't have any problem with the white house in the age of twitter and instagram producing its own version of reality, but i do have a problem when journalists are shut out. and

steve fv from the heart of the ice storm in arkansas. >>reporter: black ice. white ice.e calling ice friday stretching 2000 miles across the country of the country turning road into ice rink with massive broken snow. it killed at least 6 people. northern arkansas today man killed we know ice tree came falling did you know on his home and this was the power line in fayetteville. ice won. back in the city the driver of this little bus nearly lost it on a slick road. family stuck at home or in their car stuck on the road. >> has to be bad if the medical school closes. >>reporter: rbts says this shouldn't be happening in the south. he had no gloves or beauty and scrape the eyes off the car. i nobody it's really ready for when it comes. >> thinks what family resources to clear the street. all day long and we saw one lonely snowplow. over in text wait of the ice snow brought did you know to the roof of the marina cancelled the dallas marathon. thousands of family still in the bark there. >> seven hour eye storm left 200,000 homes and dallas without power. they snapped and brou

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>>> it was that white suv, after proceeding west he won't be coming back. >> that 14 years in vice, steve has a front row seat on how human trafficking has evolved. >> back then there was no internet. predominantly it was on the street. back then the big track was shot well and cap street in the mission district. you're talking about 30 to 50 women like on a friday, saturday night. maybe 20 plus during the week. it was just off the hook. >> now he says it is the online automatic of women that is off the hook. now men can order a girl from their smartphone. though technology of trafficking has evolved, he said the typical profile of men who buy sex has not. >> get these guys with the infant seat in the back ask pull up and proposition the female police officer for second for anyone. and then while we're in there with them we find out that they're picking up their kids a block away. when they get out from school. >> at this time of night, in this area of the tenner loin, this corner is one of the hotter corners. >> why? >> johns cover this area specifically looking for female prostitutes bu

steve levy. do you like snow with your football? perfect. we have got highlights for you. let's start in baltimore. whole lot of white stuff.the vikings taking on the ravens. fans out braving the elements. got plows on the field. ten seconds left. ravens down, 26-22. joe flacco, back of the end zone, a marlon brown. just barely keeps his feet in. ravens win, 29-26. john harbaugh relieved. they had elements going in philadelphia as well. chip kelly and the eagles facing jim schwartz, the lions, and the snow. it was coming down in the fourth quarter. eagles down 20-14. lesean mccoy, think he was impacted by the elements? i don't think so. 29 carries. 217 yards. two touchdowns. look at the eagles. at 8-5. 34-20 win. >>> and kobe bryant made his season debut for the lakers last night. coming back from the achilles. they lost at home to the raptors. his stat line, nine points, eight rebounds, four assists, eight turnovers. he said afterwards, it felt good the get out there. he said he would give himself an "f" if he was grading himself. the next live "sportscenter," 9:00 a.m. eastern on espn. have a great week, everybody. >>> on

the white house looked into it and the group it tasked came back with recommendations. steve centanni is here to talk more about what they found. hi, steve. >> hi, shannon. the special review board has reported to the president with recommendations on changing the way the nsa operates. the president has not made the president -- the report public or said what he will do about the recommendations, but according to one report, one recommendation is individual telephone records not in control of the government like it is now with the nsa, but it shifted to the private phone companies. meantime, the nsa is trying to become more transparent and reassure the public that the agency has opened its doors to reporters including a "60 minutes" crew that will air a story tonight on cbs. all of this after former nsa contractor edward snowden released information on the scope of the nsa surveillance. there are reports the nsa is considering making a deal with snowden to acquire the secret documents he is still holding. meantime some worry all of this has hurt surveillance overseas. >> what

. >>> house democrats are talking obama care with kentucky governor steve bashir today, part of the whiteidered an obama care success story. >>> how about this at number five an early working draft one of bruce springsteen's biggest hits going up for auction today, it is the handwritten lyrics sheet to "born to run." it's estimated to bring in $70,000 to $100,000. we always update the five things to know so go to newdaycnn.com for the latest. kate, over to you. >> thanks, michaela. >>> a desperate effort is under way to save an american man being held in abu dhabi. shezanne cassim and his friends arrested over a parody video they made and posted online. here is more of the story. shezanne cassim is behind bars in abu dhabi for this. >> home of the deadly satwa gs. >> reporter: a parody video the 9-year-old from minnesota posted online. in it, he pokes fun at a clique of teens trained in a fictional combat patrol to control the streets of dubai. the 19-minute video begins with a disclaimer explaining it's fiction, portraying themselves as wanna be gangsters, you can see cassim he and other

white or purple, as davion said. we know it doesn't matter to him. >> i want people to grab me and put me in their family. and love me no matter what happens. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> an awesome christmas for him. what a great kid. >>> one more update for you guys, for kids up waiting to santa to arrive. santa has taken off from the runway. and the entire village has waved good-bye. he's on the way, kids. >> the presents are in the air. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great tuesday. and a very safe christmas eve. >> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is "good morning washington," on your side. much of the country is waking up on this christmas eve and finding that winter is back. we will have what that means for you if you head out for last-minute holiday travel or some shopping. >> a deadly explosion rocks egypt's busiest city. i am jummy olabanji. >> i am autria godfrey. merry christmas eve. old man winter wanted to coincide with kris kringle. >> that is what it is. merry christmas to everyone. we are waking up this morning and what a difference 24 ho

white water up to the grass. >> all are relieved, including des moines fire captain, steve brown. >> we probably could have lost her at any moment, but with them pulling her out and saving her life. >> some call the men heroes, but they're reluctant to accept that title. >> what are you going to do? it's no big deal, the crew did it. >> i don't feel much like a hero, because the first one's gone. >> it's a tragedy, but it could have been worse. because of the quick work of the rescuers and the last words of her husband, "put on your life vest," the woman makes a full recovery. from a dam in the plains of iowa to rushing water in the mountains of colorado, this time it's the rescuers themselves who struggle to stay alive. tiny georgetown is built more than a mile and a half above sea level, and the rocky mountain peaks that surround it tower another mile higher. so when the snow on the summit melts in the spring, it can run down swiftly, swelling leavenworth creek that runs through georgetown. short bridges for private residences span the quiet creek. but on june 21st, 1995, this picturesque scene turns into a p

white house. a setback at the bottom of the earth. the first ice breaker can't reach a stranded ship. bill whitaker has more. and stevetman "on the road." no adoptive family was willing to take him, until a social worker found the perfect place. >> she knows my worst side. and she still cares about me and still loves me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening, everyone. everyone, scott's off tonight. i'm jeff glor and this is our

white house. a setback at the bottom of the earth. the first ice breaker can't reach a stranded ship. bill whitaker has more. and steve hartman "on the road." no adoptive family was willing to take him, until a social worker found the perfect place. >> she knows my worst side. and she still cares about me and still loves me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening, everyone. everyone, scott's off tonight. i'm jeff glor and this is our western edition. two rulings, two dramatically different opinions. a federal judge in new york today said the n.s.a.'s bulk collection of phone records is legal. writing: he dismissed a challenge brought by the a.c.l.u. this comes 11 days after another federal judge in washington said the program is almost certainly unconstitutional. we begin with chip reid. chip? >> reporter: well, good evening, jeff. today's decision is a powerful defense of the n.s.a. program and it increases the likelihood that this issue will eventually wind up before the u.s. supreme court. in a 54-page ruling, new york federal judge william paule said the