been a defensive strug sol far if you ask me. both defenses i think stepping up to the plate like we thought they would. >> dick: 17-7 the score at halftime with the 49ers trying to win their tenth game of the year, the buccaneers trying to make it 5 out of 6 after that dismal start of the year when they lost their first eight games. so halftime with our score, the 49ers, 17, and the buccaneers, 7. and we now go to curt menefee in los angeles for the "visa halftime report." which starts right now. >> curt: welcome to the visa halftime. time for highlights in week 15. >> terry: philadelphia eagles and the vikings. peterson out with a foot injury but matt cassel stepping up, finding greg jennings. went through the post route, ended up with a corner route. 67-yard touchdown. cassel 9 for 9 on that drive. 17-9 vikings. jay cutler getting the start, josh mccown, who's done a great job as his backup, calling it out. cutler looking for marshall. setting up, ball tipped in the end zone to sean gibson, who's there for the interception. th

a determined kerry strug battling an ankle injury to win olympic gold or two weeks ago when footballg struck twice this same auburn team pulled off another last minute win on a desperation pass and leaving us all wondering, what might these auburn tigers do for an encore? josh elliott, abc news, new york. >> great to be with you this monday. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night. wheel... of... fortune! [ cheers and applause ]

people strug lingto stand upright and walk across the street. look at the signs there in the background just whipping around. police in some cases had to help these pedestrians. one man blew off the sidewalk into an intersection. about 20,000 people lost power there. also bus and boat service in some areas suspended. boy -- >> kind of makes it feel -- >> after that when you try to  compare the two, we're getting off pretty easy there. >> let's go to rob and see what we do have as far as the weather goes. >> a whopping 5-mile-per-hour breeze. that's it in the east bay. the wind direction is important this morning. we're still seeing hints of low clouds right around san francisco. san jose, seeing the hazy sunshine. there you see san francisco, 49 degrees and patchy low clouds still across the bay right now. the flag really not moving at all across do you want san francisco, so the dryer air continues to mix on down. we will see those skies clear around san francisco moving into the afternoon. now, unfortunately, high pressure on top acting like

a determined kerry strug battling an ankle injury to win olympic gold or two weeks ago when footballstruck twice, this same auburn team pulled off another last-minute win on a desperation pass and leaving us all wondering, what might these auburn tigers do for an encore? josh elliott, abc news, new york. >> great to be with you this monday. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow. good night. >>> saving money on prescription drugs. we explain why it may not be as difficult as you've been led to believe. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. a search will resume for a san jose tech executive and his relatives after their single-engine plane went missing yesterday. the plane is registered to a san jose man. 51-year-old dale t. smith. he is the president of a south bay data storage company called serial tech and a private pilot. smith's plane took off from baker city, oregon, where he spent thanksgiving with his father he was bound for butte, montana, to drop off relatives when somewhere over valley county, idaho, he called reporti

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he believed in the strug 8s of the prohe tear yacht, and he also believed that he himself was history personified, that he had a potential role to play himself. and he created himself from nothing. he adopted the name man of steel, stalin. >> host: what was his relationship with lenin? >> guest: very close. i mean, lenin said, you know, stalin is exactly the type of man we need. the reason why he succeeded to become soviet leader was because he combined two different sorts of politician. you know in politics there's the politician who can speak well, who can write articles, who can, you know, think of ideas. lenin was one of those people. but there's also the sort of political leader who's good at organizing assassinations, bank robberies, secret work, what the russians call black work or wet work. and stalin was unusual in that he could do both. and, you know, if the soviet union had become a peaceful country, there'd been no civil war, it had just become serenely accepted by everybody, probably he would never have become leader. but because it became -- it was born in a civil war an

it's where we've strugged in iraq and afghanistan and struggled even more in syria. enabling [inaudible] it's minds boggling howment of tens of billions dollars we have wasted in countries like iraq and afghanistan building while elephant projects of no earthly use and actually battling the insurgency. the water treatment plants. i'm not sure why we were doing it. i think it's something we call the gratitude theory of counterinsurgency. if you give them cool stuff, they will like. you a. if you give them cool stuff and not in control of the area, the other side claim credit for it. and so if you build stuff inside the city but don't control the city, guess what, they will claim it. but the larger problem is if you don't have security, it doesn't matter how much people like you. they're not going to come over to your side if they get killed for doing it. they're not suicidal. they're not going commit suicide because they love a water treatment plant. so you have to have basic security. and to establish basic security. you have to have men with guns on the street 247.

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mandela's close friend, archbishop desmond tutu recently, the religious leader during the anti-apartheid strug str struggle. and he said, we all thought this country would go up in smoke, and it would have had it not been for the work of nelson mandela. now, there are ore people and he was always keen to mention those other people. he said himself, i am not a saint, but a sinner. he keeps on trying and it's a sign of his personality, of his character that he was always so willing to knowledge those other people who contributed to the anti-apartheid struggle. but he was the icon of that struggle. he did more, certainly, visibly, than anyone else did. and the cry, "free nelson mandela" during the final years of apartheid, during his years in prison on robin island became the battle cry of this struggle to end apartheid and to bring back freedom and democracy in this country. >> roheed, thank you very much for joining us. joining me now is reverend al sharpton, host of "politics nation" which airs weekdays on msnbc. and congressman barbara lee, democrat from california, an election observer in so

financially vulnerable consumers, who are grouped at rural and barely making it, or ethnic second city strughe list appeals to be designed to target those who need quick cash. that's not even the worst of it. companies can buy list of erectile dysfunction sufferers, as well as people suffering from alcoholism or aids. get 1,000 names from either group from a cool 79 bucks. then a list of rape sufferers, described as people who have been reported or identified by specific conditions, ailments, or illnesses relating to rape. those can be yours for little 8 cents each. it's the wild west of little or no oversight. companies operate behind what congress calls a veil of secrecy. as senator jay rockefeller put it yesterday, the industry makes the nsa look relatively benign. the nsa is so secure, it's not even close. joining me now, deanna zandt. clay johnson, founder and ceo better technology, a firm that designs and builds software for government, and jessica flanagan. clay, let's start start with this target hack. how do you pull this off? how do you get -- i genuinely don't understand. how do y

and every american who spent weeks, months or years strug struggling to find a job suffers too. and i know my democrat colleagues here in the senate know all of this and that's why some of them are starting to run away from obamacare, too. democrats in congress may have supported the law but now that they have seen how it looks in reality, some of them, particularly those running for reelection, are eager to distance themselves from it. no one running for reelection wants to be too closely associated with a law that is raising americans' health care costs, taking away their health care choices, and hurting an already struggling economy. madam president, the american people have spoken. they don't like obamacare. they don't want obamacare. they can't afford obamacare. it is time for democrats in congress to start listening. madam president, i always think that it's never too late to do the right thing, and i hope that as more americans start to weigh in and start to engage in the discussion about how this is impacting them personally, that will have such a profound impact on memb

it's where we've strugged in iraq and afghanistan and struggled even more in syria. enabling [inaudible] it's minds boggling howment of tens of billions dollars we have wasted in countries like iraq and afghanistan building while elephant projects of no earthly use and actually battling the insurgency. the water treatment plants. i'm not sure why we were doing it. i think it's something we call the gratitude theory of counterinsurgency. if you give them cool stuff, they will like. you a. if you give them cool stuff and not in control of the area, the other side claim credit for it. and so if you build stuff inside the city but don't control the city, guess what, they will claim it. but the larger problem is if you don't have security, it doesn't matter how much people like you. they're not going to come over to your side if they get killed for doing it. they're not suicidal. they're not going commit suicide because they love a water treatment plant. so you have to have basic security. and to establish basic security. you have to have men with guns on the street 247.

it's where we've strugged in iraq and afghanistan and struggled even more in syria.

to pet monkey brawls and neighborhood disturb abses, he strug -- disturbances, he struggled to stay outanye west continued their reign as the royal tabloid couple in 2013. sure, west had a number-one album and hit tour. nothing made as much news as his love life. the pair welcomed the birth of their first child, daughter north nori west in june. in the year of selfy and typical kardashian fashion, kim took to social media to unveil her post-baby body. west then rented out at&t park in san francisco to surprise kardashian with a marriage proposal. >> we have been following breaking news. actor paul walker has died. >> reporter: a "fast and furious" death. fans' hearts broke after paul walker's unexpected passing over thanksgiving weekend. the 40-year-old actor was killed in a car crash outside los angeles. fans and famous friends came out to show their support for the box office powerhouse who also found success in films such as "8 below" and "flags of our father." beyonce's return to the stage. the singer caused waves after lip-synching the national anthem at the presidential inaugurati

strug toogles to carry the heavt home. no time for a childhood here. mean whwhil meanwhile, natalie, that report condemned widespread violations and suburbs of this city are cut off by the government. being used as a weapon of war. >> so sad. >>> well, if you are in the market for a new car, we do have some good news this morning. a lot of safe, new cars to choose from. the latest new car crash test found 39 new cars did so well that the insurance institute for public safety has chosen all 39 as a top safety pick for 2014. and of those 39, 22 got an even higher ranking of top safety pick plus installing front crash prevention systems. as the list is too long to name all the top cars, we'll give the top three small cars. honda four-door civic, the mazda 3 and the toyota prius. >>> check this one out, a christmas greeting for some students in texas with a little bit of a scary twist as the students and teachers are recording their merry christmas. they have no idea that lurking inside that tree is another student. gets you every time. the project by the

chu: these people have strug told find work after losing a job. they include thousands of veterans who recently completed their military service and include families who need unemployment benefits to clothe their children and put food on the table. it's unconscionable that this budget deal does not protect these vulnerable families who had no part in causing the recession that put them in such dire circumstances. as we go into this holiday season, let us help those in greatest need extend unemployment benefits. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. yarmuth: last weekend in louisville, the spires glowed orange in support of something the hallowed track knows well a champion. entered es high school the championship on a streak of shutouts whefpble they luned up against new port central catholic to play for the title on saturday, the