sun city being a perfect example.espectability by bringing musicians over there to perform and gave them a lot of money. steven van zandt tried to put an end to that and other people, as well, and the free nelson mandela concerts and even something like paul simon -- >> or graceland. >> around that time, as well, which was something that called attention to what was going on in south africa. >> does this kind of pop activism still exist? >> you've got a lot of musicians and rock stars who are politically active. >> sure, but this kind of movement, is it still there or -- >> well, i think it's there and it's little more fragmented. there's not one issue right r at the that galvanizes people certainly the way south africa did and it's taking place along a variety of issues from the environment to immigration, to other things that individual musicians care about. >> right. it's certainly not one that mobilized so many people to make such a political change, but i do want to switch gears for a little bit because i would b

600 million people in 67 countries, but it was banned in south africa. ♪ i, i ain't going to play sun cityte the political resolve of those who might otherwise be indifferent." he was right. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching tonight. we're always here at abc's.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enonough power for a city the se of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪

this was a very, very potent political song about sun city, about artists playing in sun city, a fasrd for the apartheid government of south africa. so you saw a movement taking definite shots at the political situation. >> sun city being the vegas equivalent to south africa. many boycotted it. >> right, because some played there taking home large paychecks. nelson mandela was a living saint. he was a - there was a big birthday concert for him. hundreds of millions saw it. many of the political speeches from the stage were taken out of the broadcast. in britain and america. there was a lot of talk about him being a terrorist. there was movement from a mysterious figure. he'd been in gaol since 1964. the film prem aired. it's the latest in a long line of movies. it's going be a respectful big biopick, something along the lines of gandhi. what we saw, perhaps, that one of the things nelson mandela - he became an extraordinary figure. the idealism of pop music, that's what it's all about. he sort of lived up to all the ideas that people fostered and printed on him when he was a figure i

600 million people in 67 countries, but it was banned in south africa. ♪ i, i ain't going to play sun cityolitical resolve of those who might otherwise be indifferent." he was right. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> and we thank you for watching tonight. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" later and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonighted a respected golf pro lands in jashlgs accused of molesting children he was teaching. >> freeze warnings going up again, tonight. when we'll snap out of the cold spell coming up. >> new outrage in sonoma county. a sheriff's deputy that shot and killed a teenager is back on the job. >> and give where you live campaign resumes >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> an east bay golf pro is accused of child molestation tonight >> police say he sexually abused the boy he was teaching over a three year period. the boys between 12 and 17 years old. abc7 news is there live tonight with the story. allen? >> and we spoke to a few golfer that's were in shock. he was arrested and fired before supposed to receive the 2013 j

dollars a month, which sun city residents say is worth it. unlike state-run welfare homes, here, they're amongst their own in wider, better surroundings that make them feel happier and more confident. they also feel like less of a burden to their children, with a population aimings quickly, the developers believe they're on to a winning formula and it's only a matter of time before more of these community spring up across a changing china. beijing. >> mapping the milk why way in better detail than ever before. we'll look at the 3-d view of our galaxy. >> audiences are intelligent >> traditional medicine in peru has been prod by local shamans for centuries, but now tourives are looking for alternative curious. we travel to a southeastern city to learn about plants used for spiritual healing. >> in search for a cure, about to start a journey. in the heart of the jungle, he is guided. a revered plant is turned into a poet tent hallucinogenic drink. he says he's's here oh to heal his soul and when the night is over, he will become a better person

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artists recorded sun city in 1985 to support the boycott of south africa.of office were lightened for mandela by the occasional presence of entertainers. for michael jackson -- for the spice girls. >> this town which understands star culture, how did they see nelson mandela? >> he was the ultimate star? he is -- a hero, he is a flesh and blood hero, alive in our time. >> the entire entertainment community saw in him, a man they yearned to i've de eed to i'ved. >> you are saying to get your picture taken with nelson mandela was the ultimate tribute for a hollywood producer? >> definitely. meant your heart, spirit and conscience was in the right place. >> even in a resolutely ironic age. man dem la's life, a hollywood touch stone. never massive at the box office. yet compelling. a hero for and of his time. that so many seem to chronicle and celebrate. ♪ free nelson mandela i'm chris conley for "nightline" in los angeles. >>> our thanks to chris conley. next, nelson man dem la inspired billions. how did this little boy inspire him? when we come back. the first

. ♪ ♪ >> of course sun city was a famous resort in south africa and a lot of artists in the '80s pledged it until apartheid was ended. and earlier in the show we asked for your thoughts on the life of nelson mandela as we say good-bye to you this morning. let's go to some famous people first. russell simmons, the greatest glory in living lies not in never falling but in rising every time we fall. as is a quote from mandela. r.i.p. nelson mandela. larry king, sad to hear about the passing of nelson mandela. he was the greatest figure of the 21st century. a fascinating man. actress olivia mun. to be free is not merelies to cast off one's chains but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others. r.i.p. nelson mandela. our viewers chiming in, gary says rather than succumb to justifiable anger and bitterness mandela devoted his energies towards a bitter world. pierce, changed a country, continent, a world, not bad for 59 years. i go back to my high school years when they were trying to get all the major conglomerates >> everyone has their own sort of memories of nelson man

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to end with a song, so many songs uplift me from peter gabriel to jerry damers and the special to sun city [speaker not understood] including [speaker not understood], jeffery osborne and others, but i'll just say the ub 40 song is my favorite song of the whole movement. and it goes, we will fight for the right to be free, we will build our own society. we will sing, we will sing, we will sing our own songses. when the ancient drum ribbonses ring, the voice of our forefathers sing. forward africa run, our day of freedom has come. for me and for you, [speaker not understood]. thank you, nelson mandela. >> thank you, supervisor mar. colleagues, can we -- (applause) >> thank you. colleagues, can we do that in memoriam on behalf of the whole board? without objection, that should be the case. [gavel] >> madam clerk? >> thank you, mr. president. supervisor wiener? >> thank you, madam clerk. today i'm introducing a hearing request about the status of the roll out of the at&t uverse boxes. a year ago this board rejected the c-e-q-a appeal relating to those boxes and the roll out began almost a yea

i worked with bondo on the sun city album in one nine hundred eighty six calling for an end to apartheid many artists many cultural figures were part of that struggle so to speak and it's still ongoing the long walk to freedom is not over even though the movie and the second at certain time the actual walk continues for those people who really were moved by mandela to realize that we need to get together to make change in this world and that it's only when people move you know change comes from below not from above not from a you know an anointed celebrity it comes from people willing to sacrifice and struggle for their beliefs mandela embodied that and that's why he was loved and admired the way he is that's why president obama and every president is going to say something nice about him but the reality is that the problems in south africa are still very deep as they are throughout the poor countries in the world and we have to care about them as mandela cared about them and danny schechter author of madiba ate his the thank you so much for of bringing us your insight. fourteen so-calle

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the projects like sun city, the anti-apartheid anthem, free nelson mandela, the big concerts at wembleyadium. by the way, those concerts weren't even shown in the united states because of the american tv industry's refusal to honor and respect him. so this was a struggle in our own country as well, to get the news out about south africa. >> the moment congresswoman, when mandela begins negotiations in secret, in prison, with the apartheid government to begin talking about the decriminalization of the african national congress, his ultimate release and ultimate move to democracy, it's an amazing thing to think about. this is a man who is jailed, who is dubbed an enemy of the state, who is having negotiations while being in prison, while being dubbed an enemy of the state, with the heads of state. >> but that -- chris? >> yes, please. >> but that shows us that we have to keep hope alive, first of all, and we have to look at president mandela's life and recognize that he was a freedom fighter. he sacrificed so much. he was in prison. he stood on principle. he was determined to end aparthei

in the west, you would see without the new deal projects, the republican voting sun belt cities wouldn't exist. they were built at that time. so, it's as i say. there was at least a dozen agencies that left remnants. i am going to give you a primer on all of these. the premise was to put people to work. there were agencies that covered all of these. the land had been ruinned by a variety of things. this is one of the posters and these are archival photographs. this shows the ccc boys. many of them had been riding the rails. they were starving. they were illiterate. here they are in one of the camps, which were run by the army and it was like a military organization. they were out in the wilderness. you could leave if you wanted to. this was a civilian conservation core. this is not trickle down next. in fact, it worked. it began to float local economies. they did an enormous amount of work. they wanted millions of trees. i looked over into alabama across a great forest of trees that were 70 years old. they're planted in huge numbers. imagine the kind of wildlife that becomes. they did an

texas i remember vividly watching mtv and seeing pop culture people say they would not perform in sun city then hearing the song about the man nelson mandela and watching you and other leaders on the news discuss this. we're looking at it from all of these different perspectives but collectively it impacted all of these lives. i think that's the but it will of what we talk about today and what we will talk about for eternity when you speak of nelson mandela, the beauty of here we are, african-americans in the united states with our struggle, this struggle and the continent that is our home, happening and they merge together add an incredible time in the world. >> mrs. king invited winnie mandela to the 20th anniversary of the march on washington in 1983. and winnie mandela had a hard if not hard a time outside the prison on her own. it was turned into what they call robin island university or nelson mandela university. they really ran that prison. those on the outside continued to be plagued, continued to be suffered. steve was killed shortly after that time. chris hanny, the -- there was

world pageants at sun city because we would get into all of those television markets and we could show the animals and the culture and the food and all positive reinforce this one of the a favorite things when he would meet the 90 girls each year and then after the second year, when, you know, when the tension of is the logistics working we played a little joke on him, because we asked all the girls to wear bright colored lipstick and we have the picture he had like 40 kisses on his face with all different colors lipstick. >> rose: we are pleased to have joining us the honorable david dinkins, former mayor of new york city. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> rose: remember nelson mandela when you first met him, what your relationship was, what he meant to you. >> well, not unlike the rest of the world, pretty much i was a big fan, and bill worked with me to help get me elected mayor and he was a deputy mayor and he was insistent we could get nelson mandela to come to new york, this is june of 1990, and i said, well, terrific if we can do it. but this was the first place to which he

and secondarily, i know that solar city, sun pow er are not s tied. as you know, that will weigh negatively on the stocks. >> you're right. merry christmas. there is a lot going on besides just the china demand. obviously you know the module prices have come down dramatically. that's what is driving the global demand. china is a very important market. the biggest market in terms of megawatts. we were talking about germany a couple of years ago. now we don't have to worry about all of that. >> sun power over solar city? >> in the longer the, yes. i do think so. there is technology value there. and you know, you have to tally 70% of them you have great management team and great balance sheet and you don't have to just deal with the short term risk of just being exposed. >> ben, great to see you. happy new year. >> let's trade this thing. >> the move up to 194.5. this move we have seen. that's a 50% correction. i don't agree the momentum is back. i think the choppiness is back. >> we think that the market is going to be tough. module prices are up. margi

investment, infrastructure, corporate headquarters all fled to the suburbs or newly zooming cities in the sun belt. the government propped up sagging cities with programs, housing support, transit and educational funding all kinds of taxpayer funded support. as the axis swung to the suburbs resentment of the cities grew and they tumbled into decay and decline. since then many places have started to grow again. many suburbs have long since gun to have the same problems as their urban neighbors. even as economic growth has been uneven, sporadic, many cities are healthier financially than their states, healthier than their federal government. an urban report card on this addition of "inside story" we begin with this background. >> thank you very much. >> some of america's major cities are waving good buy to their veteran mayors this year. the mayor of los angeles' leadership ended over the summer. new york city's mayor michael bloomberg is leaving, too, after more than a decade at city hall. >> new york city has never been stronger than it is today, and i think it's fair to say that our future h

only minutes left before kickoff, thousands of tailgaters . [ music playing ] >> that was the song sun cityin a way nelson mandela and the anti-apartheid movement permeated the 1980s from all star videos to the cosby show t. oldest daughter named her newborn twins nelson and whenny. organized labor behind boycotts, investment sanctions after years of debate as we said, congress passed a sweeping sanctions law in 19 ex-. president reagan took out his rehave to pen and september it back to congress. i want to welcome former senator cohn. he was among the republicans to override that veto. he also served as secretary of defense during clinton's second terrell. take us back to that moment, eleanor cook in the last segment set up what a historic moment that was to have a president's veto overwritten. the question of sanctions in 1986. can you take us back to the dewitt playing out in your party? because there were plenty of republicans who voted to override that veto. there were also plenty of republicans, jesse helms, orrin hatch, thad cochran that wouldn't do it. take us back and tell us what

the actual temperatures what a time when the provinces under a heavy snowfall watch while some sun and the city are kind of winter weather advisories that tomorrow but to be the oldest day of the season yet with daytime highs hovering at around zero degrees. he let that the current conditions wisely can see it it's pretty cloudy across the back seat to a low pressure fact that the war then says that it is that chanel ad calling for an hour on the mountain in line with sixty about things that in the areas to my lord in all it is recommended that use transportation because it's highly unlikely that this bill will be seal icy road conditions. the bloodbath that buries itself that topped the day at minus seven degrees at five minus three team up with seventy six years six degrees the sale of their beads and with every ten minus one victories twelve month that remains the oldest at my spot. well that's all i have read it out and back to that. broadcast on this thursday nights and use a cane so bent on wednesdays for watching will see a cent. pa's you. each of them. i'm on the beach. and then. i was.

hadn't heard of apartheid, a galaxy of stars came together to declare they would not perform at sun city>> reporter: bono, dylan, run dmc, bruce springsteen, suddenly mtv was plastered with images of apartheid oppression. all organized by springsteen's guitar player steven van zandt. >> children were coming up to him saying we saw a video on mtv, on b.e.t., what's this south african thing all about? ♪ >> reporter: the apex of this musical movement came in 1988 in a concert in england to celebrate mandela's 70th birthday while he was still in prison. it was seen by 600 million people in 67 countries, but it was banned in south africa. ♪ >> reporter: nelson mandela once said music could ignite the political resolve of those who might be otherwise be indifferent. he was right. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> interesting back story, isn't it? good stuff. >> here's an interesting story about the national anthem of south africa. when nelson mandela was elected president it was still in africans -- africans. when he was elected it was changed to include the five languages spoken in south afr

if you are under 30 -- up next is mike from sun city california. i put this all on barack obama.t is his philip -- it is his philosophy in terms of growing government is causing all this anguish. this is coupled with obamacare, which is a total nightmare. i premium has gone up. this is ridiculous. what is usually created is the new underclass, the educated poor. the man does not care about free enterprise. wants government in charge of everything. it is a different philosophy than a republican would have. that if romney were elected, we would be coming out of this by now. with all this government regulation and the government goes -- the government knows best and comes first, as sky has never worked hard. arrogant,most polarizing, racist president we have ever had. the only people making excuses for him are the morally weak and politically correct liberal white apologists and the plaque -- and the black racists in the name of political correctness. everyone else is realistic enough to see the frog has dissipated and this guy is a total fraud. he will go down as one of the worst p

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city. half moon bay at 50 degrees. beautiful sun glittering over the city of san francisco. napa, 64. check out santa rosa. 69 degrees right now. fairfield, you're at 67. we have 67 in livermore and another wonderful shot looking out towards the east bay, mt. diablo there. forecast highlights cold night tonight. mild day tomorrow and then prepare yourself for much colder and windier weather as we head into next week. this morning, we had some fog problems. overnight tonight, the fog will move inland and then retreat back to the coast. this is 5:00 tomorrow morning. and then it will continue to move back by 10:00 and do expect lots of sunshine tomorrow. overnight temperatures, the coldest in the north bay and east bay locations where you can expect 30s. 50 for san francisco and 46 in oakland. tomorrow, lots of sunshine. high pressure still over us. and tomorrow, by the way, will be the last warm to mild day. so enjoy it. let me show you what's just up the pike. 7:00 monday morning, we have an area of low pressure to the north of us. i don't think it's going to bring us much in the way

redwood city with sun. san francisco, low 60s. a little bit of fog but by afternoon, once gerng out into 50s for 60s in daily city. north bay numbers mid 60s in santa rosa and inland, low with brentwood at 62. so here is the accu-weather forecast tomorrow, new year's eve, dry night. first day nice, sunny. looking for temperatures to come up a little bit thursday, friday the weekend may be shaving a few degrees off. some models hinting at january 10th. >> so far way. you can't go that far. it's just getting old and worry some. >> yes. >> thank you, lisa. >> up next what beyonce used in a song that has people calling her insensitive. now, the pop diva is responding. >> the country where sharks are to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can be ready for whatever comes your way. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> beyonce is responding after using audio from the challenger tragedy, started when w.a short clip from when the shuttle crew up. family members argue using that clip in a

sunning telescope and redwood city is set 32 degrees. the mile spot is san francisco or 41 degrees.colder now compared to 24 hours ago. >> fairfield is filling a big drop in temperatures. here is your future cast 4:08 a.m. we're still want to be in the 30 spread and very slow to warm up because it will be sunny and by 10:00 a.m. we will generally be in the lore for is as indicated by the blow. by lunchtime we're still looking at 49 degrees and a lot of us will be struggling to get out of the 40's. the highs will be an opera for this maybe a few spots a mature 50's. the seven their round the bay highlights another cold day and a freeze warning has been extended. there are changes, cloudy conditions and grain arriving. the snow levels are going to drop or around 2,000 ft. and 1500 for the north. some of the foothills may get a does in a small. >> we're now watching wall street with our financial expert rob black pripet when the dow is down, that means a good economic news. we had good gdp numbers coming in. we saw a drop in unemployment claims. >> you need a pause to refresh. i do not

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a law firm is helping the city of sun vail fight that lawsuit free of charge. >>> a nevada family missing since sunday night has been found. the couple and four young children were discovered in an area where cell phone reception was sparse. they went to visit a mining area on sunday about 20 miles from their home and to play in the snow but never returned home. rescue crews spent the past two nights searching for the family in the mountains of northern nevada. the temperatures fell below zero during the past two nights. authorities say the family did the right thing staying in their car until they were found. searchers say everyone is in fairly good shape. >>> tens of thousands of people gathered in a johannesburg stadium to honor the memory of nelson mandela. nbc's tracie potts is in south africa and shows us how the world bid farewell to the leader. >> reporter: south africans believe this one of the biggest gatherings ever of celebrities and world leaders. >> great outpouring from all over the world. >> reporter: musicians, actors, 100 or more vips joined ordinary african citizens who

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same weather pattern giving us glorious sun sets now. 56 in oakland. 60s from redwood city to san jose. and a beautiful view of the full moon looking towards the bay. 58 santa rosa. it's 52 in petaluma. temperatures into 50s and above normal highs tuesday, tenth spare the air has been issued meaning wood burning is banned a slight chance of showers wednesday into thursday morning that is when we're expecting improvement in our air quality. high pressure trapping pollution so once again, tomorrow, poor air quality we'll see one more mild day and then, we'll see a shift in wind. wednesday morning low clouds and fog. and see breeze picking up, could see drizzle, light showers but this doesn't have a lot of moisture. so that is what we'll be keeping an eye on. this snot going to be a major storm but enough to clean out air. looking overnight tonight full moon at 1:28 a.m . skies. 67 palo alto and mountain view. 65 on the coast. beautiful day in downtown san francisco. 64. north bay upper 06s around santa rosa. east bay communities 67 oakland. taking a look at the accu-weather forecast, coo

sun starting to make a little bit of an appearance if you face to the east. 65 degrees in foster city later on today. not a bad day shaping up there by any means. 68 in los gatos. 66, mid market. san francisco looking good in the outer richmond district. the east bay, 65 degrees for you. tri valley, 67. and we're looking toward temperatures in napa and santa rosa in mid to upper 60s for today. so let's talk about where we are headed. an area of low pressure on the way as we head through tonight and tomorrow. and this is going to do two things. maybe squeeze out a few showers, best chance right now looks like the south bay. we stop the clock on our futurecast at 9:00 p.m. wednesday night. more importantly, what will happen is we'll get better air quality out of this. and then on thursday, overnight wednesday into early thursday, looking pretty fierce when it comes to your wednesday. keep in mind for your travel plans. friday night looking bad, nor is the weekend for travel across the state of california. by wednesday, should not be sparing the air. thursday and friday, air quality cont

sun tomorrow. a few high clouds. 68 in the city. if you are headed up to ukai, it will be a nice warm day as well. look at wednesday and thursday. we are over50 degrees for a high. yeah. it just collapses around the bay area. though this is a cold system coming out of the gulf of alaska. it is not going to bring us any rain. so we are just not seeing any rain. just cold temperatures. >> though it could have been pouring at the stanford game and one girl would not have cared. one of the highlights of the game had nothing to do with the game. there was a proposal on the field between quarters. >> and she said yes. >> what else could she have said? >> yeah later in the night, oh, that was just the bud light talking. [ laughter ] >> gary what is your occupation are you talking about? >> well, we are going to talk about the game. we have been talking about it all day. stanford finished up the regular season against the fighting irish. we will see how they did. and if you haven't seen the ending of the iron bowl, stick around. no robert d

sun is out. it's over. new york city, the sun will be out in an hour. it's done. there will be maybe another inch of snow in boston, but this is done. this was a quick hitter. started at about 4:00 this morning, made ugly roads this morning if you didn't wake up and look at them. that's why so many things were canceled. i tried to find big numbers for snow. i found four inches in baltimore. three in d.c. middleton in fredrick county got five inches. this is exactly what we thought was going to happen. it happened so fast that it didn't have time to really pile up a foot deep. the storm came and went. so we're still seeing airport delays. some of them over an hour. newark, laguardia, jfk and so on. there's the animating radar. it is done. d.c., a beautiful day for you. get out and play in it if you can. there's boston, some snow coming in still for the next hour and a half. still a couple of heavier showers over the berkshires right now. the snow just about done there. two to four inches. the issue tonight is when the sunsets, brooke, if the road is still wet, then

city said no. instead they told her too bad. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪ >> good morning. the sunot up yet on the streets of new york city. thank you so much for joining us tuesday morning. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 31 minutes after the top of the hour. fox news alert this morning on the deadly train derailment in new york. >> new details show the train was racing nearly three times the speed limit wihen it hit a dangerous curve. all 7 cars jumped the track killing four people injuring dozens of others. the ntsb still trying to determine if the crash was a result of human error or mechanical problem like brake failure. >> he tried to apply the breaks but they didn't work. the train's black box shows the brakes were not fully engaged. they remembered the victims at a vigil at the crash site. a friend of the nurse who died in the crash talked about the good work he did with children. >> he took amazing chair of the children. if you were to ask any other staff or any of the families of the children who live here, they wou

. >>> as the sun was rising on the ancient city of jerusalem, the final leg of our journey was just beginningre had been some great advances here, and i'm proud of that, obviously. >> dr. boas lev is with israel's ministry of health. here they have pioneered marijuana research. they were the first to isolate thc and cbd decades ago. now the country's ministry licensed 10,000 patients to use marijuana medicinally and has approved more than a dozen studies to treat illnesses like ptsd, pain, crohn's disease, even cancer. >> hopefully this would prove to be the best medication. i really hope so. we're not there yet. >> the answers might come from places like this. it's a state-run nursing home outside of tel aviv. residents here are using marijuana for pain, loss of appetite, parkinson's disease, and dementia. moshe root is one of those residents. he was 77 when he smoked his first pipe of marijuana. he is 80 now, and he smokes a couple of pipes a day. it's to help with the pain and the hand tremors caused by stroke. >> it's a mixture of tobacco and marijuana. >> he even decided to light up duri

forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., some sun and clouds.nta will be sunny. same goes for st. louis and denver, but rain in seattle today, a high of 44. >>> lind 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 slat errey 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 surviving a fall to the subway tracks with 1 1/2 subway cars rolling over them. >> it's definitely a miracle. >> reporter: it happened at 125th 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. onlookers say the man looked wobbly as he stood near the edge. williams later said he felt faint. >> he was all the way backwards and i tried to pull

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 12345 ab >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, some sunoday with a high of 53. miami will be sunny. chicago, expect clouds today. sunshine in dallas. sunshine in los angeles as well. >>> in sports, the yankees/red sox rivalry is staying heated in the off-season. on tuesday new york lured free agent outfielder jacoby ellsbury from boston with a seven-year contract worth about $153 million. the 30-year-old stole 52 bases last year in helping the red sox to a world series victory, but he has missed significant playing time due to injuries in his six-year career. >>> pittsburgh steelers' head coach mike tomlin is apologizing for what he calls a sideline blunder during his team's game against baltimore on thanksgiving night. baltimore's jacoby jones nearly collided with tomlin during a kickoff return in the third quarter. now, tomlin jumps out of the way at the last second, but jones breaks his stride and he's tackled. tomlin acknowledged he broke a rule by being too close to the field but insists his actions weren't intentional. >> with my pos

sharing the sun with ancient copan was another city whose economy was so complex it became a wonder ofthe ancient world. that city was teotihuacan. teotihuacan -- founded more than 2,000 years ago. around a.d. 600, at the height of its power, this magnificent city held at least 125,000 people, five times the population of the entire kingdom of copan. although contemporary with copan, teotihuacan was a separate civilization unto itself. located just northeast of modern mexico city, teotihuacan had enormous influence over all of mesoamerica. teotihuacan at its peak in the 8th century a.d. was the largest city in the new world. it's also one of the largest cities in human history before the industrial revolution. teotihuacan is also a unique archaeological site in a number of characteristics -- its architecture, and the size of that urban area. plus that fact that it is a supremely ordered and organized and planned community. keach: teotihuacan was an impressive model of urban planning. radiating from central avenues lined with pyramids and temples, teotihuacan contained more than 2,000 n

sun. across the region, record high temperatures. new york city, a balmy 71. breaking its old record of 63 degrees. in philadelphia, 68 degrees. from 66 degrees, the previous record. augusta, georgia, 79 degrees. overnight the same storm produced powerful tornadoes and straight line winds. in arkansas, severe structural damage. in monroe, louisiana -- >> we saw the sides of the wall falling and then i saw the transformer over there blew up and flashed everywhere. the glass started shattering. >> reporter: just south of louisville, kentucky, fallen power lines sparked a fire. nine cars ablaze forcing a highway to be shut down. in indiana, rain fell hard and fast flooding streets and homes. >> a couple more inches and i think we would have been really in trouble. >> reporter: almost 600 flights canceled today. 4500 delayed. most of those holiday travellers were flying through chicago and philadelphia. while snow in parts of the midwest guarantees a white christmas. >> as far as i'm concerned, i've had enough. >> reporter: the cold front is heading to the east co