the ap had an interview with him today, reuters, vice news, the penny saver, your local church bulletin, everybody got an exclusive today with this guy. but yeah, there he is, unavoidable for comment. living off the millions of dollar, the tens of million of dollars the taxpayers paid him for services developing this program and he's all over the media today take making the case that when you're waterboarding people it's an interrogation tool. why would you deny yourself a useful tool? the issue of whether or not torturing people on purpose is the policy of the u.s. government is not a question that was settled in the past. it's still an open question. i mean, the people who executed the policy, who came up with the details of how to do it are still free, have apparently been

the alabama/auburn thing was a big deal. >> yeah, movement in the ap poll, alabama's on top now. l get to that in "morning joe." >> that's all everyone wants. >> read it for yourself, people at home and on the treadmill, i'm tired. >> you should be, that was a lot. >> tired. >> a lot of football. happy december. you ready? >> back atcha, december 1st, here we go, locked and loaded. >> let's get it on. deck rating the tree, the house, it's on. >> i don't want to, no. >> go back to bed and rest. >> bah, humbug. >>> yesterday, very warm. it was a beautiful day for everyone returning, we had that miserable storm on the east coast on that wednesday before thanksgiving. yesterday was a nice day for everyone to return home. it was in the 50s. we're still very warm. that cold front is coming. it was frigid yesterday in the middle of the country. it remains very cold. look at the windchills. they're in the negative 30 range in north dakota. so that cold air will eventually work its way into buffalo, pittsburgh, the northeast. it's a very warm morning. a few showers, not a lot of troublesom

this is "the five." an ap poll of the u.s. press after their top story of the year, they chose police killings of blacks, not ebola, not isis, not a missing airplane and it's 227 people, the police killings of blacks. i call that bad timing, but it's also the media completing their self-fulfilling premise, this is how it works. you take something awful and claim it reflects an epidemic, when the facts refute this, you dig the excitement of the antagoni antagonism, then comes the assaults and now murder. such incidents are stories, but the media turned them into an indictment creating an exaggerated narrative that endangered cops. and now that cops are making fewer arrests to protect their own lives, cnn asked if crime could spike. isn't that what you wanted a tinted police? that's what you have. many also wonderered if the k l killings would derail -- before the media, protest is their pal, it allows them to slam law enforcement as a proxy for america itself. fact is police save more american lives every year and the community

keyboard, two of the apes and i would be playing in the next door room. they could see me and they would just experiment with different notes according to what i was playing, and most people, you know, i mean i think some people have seen stuff on the movies and they expect had he them to play beetoven but what you see is an extraordinary intelligence questioning each note, finding harmonnies, octaves, repeating certain notes and for any musician, they get blown away because there is something happening which you get in a jam where things begin to work, and it was 100% evidence from the -- of the intelligence of other beings, and i think we have maintained extremelyarrogant attitude towards the other with. >> you mean we as humans. >> as humans, yeah. let's see who it is that we share the planet with before we external nature them all. >> what a brilliant thought to end this on, peter gabe bre yell. thank you so much for your time. thank you thank you so much for your time. thank you >> >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle

keyboard, two of the apes and i would be playing in the next door room. they could see me and they would just experiment with different notes according to what i was playing, and most people, you know, i mean i think some people have seen stuff on the movies and they expect had he them to play beetoven but what you see is an extraordinary intelligence questioning each note, finding harmonnies, octaves, repeating certain notes and for any musician, they get blown away because there is something happening which you get in a jam where things begin to work, and it was 100% evidence from the -- of the intelligence of other beings, and i think we have maintained extremelyarrogant attitude towards the other with. >> you mean we as humans. >> as humans, yeah. let's see who it is that we share the planet with before we external nature them all. >> what a brilliant thought to end this on, peter gabe bre yell. thank you so much for your time. thank you thank you so much for your time. thank you former fbi special agent ali soufan. >> if that specific information was

wasn't it the ap, the associated press, guys, it is not us.iated press put together that list. so a lot of people are like what about this song that song. >> were you shocked by beyonce thing. >> but i think people wanted some rock stand,. >> well, i don't know, i just know all that that base is in my head and anytime i say all about filling in i it is all about the weather, it is all about the weather. no matter what. it is becoming that song. it is for worse. >> yeah. >> they call that an ear worm when you can't get that song out of your head, an ear worm. the lets take you through the holiday and through the weekend as well, because for many it will be a really long holiday, and that includes the weekend. so we've got today the rain arrives later on. it is sunny right now. that will go away. occasional showers tomorrow. the heavy stuff arrives on wednesday, christmas eve, we've got high winds, like 30 miles an hour wind gusts, we have heavy rain. we have the possibility of thunder and lightening with this high temperature to have 62 degrees

that year he was named the ap ach of the year as the team made it to the nfc championship gameut lost in overtime in 2012 harbaugheplaced alex smith with collin cap permake led the team to the per bowls but the niners lost in 2013 the team was back in the nfc championship game but lost again and this year the team went 8-8, and did not make it to the playof. we talked with fans at levi' stadium today including a few faces you may recognize. reporter: some fans are still trickling out of levi's stadium. a lot of them did not want to see coach harbaugh go. >> well, i'm really sad. sad the season is over, i'm sad the season went the wayed were way it did. >> 49er fans wore sounding off before the game started addressing rumors coach jim harbaugh is expected to sign a six-year deal with the iversity of michigan, his mall matter, for awhopping $48 million. >> i'm hoping it's not true. >> others are hoping it is. michigan fans wring wolf lean gear to levi's stadium. >> a bittersweet moment. enjoyed harbau at michigan and i welcome him back. >> really need a new coach. it's been a really tou

that year he was named the ap coach of the year as the team made it to the nfc championship game but lost in overtime in 2012 harbaugh replaced alex smith with collin cap permake led the team to the super bowls but the niners lost in 2013 the team was back in the nfc championship game but lost again and this year the team went 8-8, and did not make it to the playoffs. we talked with fans at levi's stadium today including a few faces you may recognize. reporter: some fans are still trickling out of levi's stadium. a lot of them did not want to see coach harbaugh go. >> well, i'm really sad. sad the season is over, i'm sad the season went the wayed were way it did. >> 49er fans wore sounding off before the game started addressing rumors coach jim harbaugh is expected to sign a six-year deal with the university of michigan, his mall matter, for a whopping $48 million. >> i'm hoping it's not true. >> others are hoping it is. michigan fans wearing wolf lean gear to levi's stadium. >> a bittersweet moment. enjoyed harbaugh at michigan and i welcome him back. >> really need a new coach. it'

. >> an nfl domestic violence is the ap sports story of the year.d the banning of donald sterling followed by lebron james coming home, jason collins becoming the first openly gay athlete and the giants winning the world series. also here's a reminder for you. today is the last day you can get express shipping from ups, fed ex and the post office ensuring that your gifts are guaranteed to get there by christmas. get them in the mail. and a rare siting in arizona this time of the year. a black bare remains on the loose around phoenix. the bear dodged traps. not to fear it's not believed to be a public safety threat. we'll be right back. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> good morning and welcome back to first look. we're talking

madison baumgartner he was named the ap-2014 male athlete of the year. he beat out kershaw and retiring jeter for the title. we can replay that over and over again. love it. >> yeah so awesome. congrats to him. >>> your time is 4:51. an attempted to ease tensions between a new york city player and nypd. >> and a scuffle caught on camera. the man is an off duty police officer, the women are strangers. >>> welcome back everybody. the time is 4:53. the security director for the baltimore ravens has been charged with a sex crime. police have not revealed the specifics of the case but his attorney calls the claim quote here totally fabricated. sanders is known for being the main investigator examing the ray rice domestic violence case. >>> hope solo appeared in seattle area court asking the judge to dismiss the domestic violence charge against her. she is accused of assaulting her half sister and nephew in june. >>> a scuffle caught on camera in san jose. the man in black is an off duty police officer and he's trying to restrain this woman. she and one other

according to the ap, a u.s. agency tried for two years to infiltrate the cuban hip-hop scene.was in an attempt to unseat the country's communist government. the idea was to use music as a way to create a group of young people looking for change. the operation was unsuccessful. >>> time magazine, a rare weather phenomenon is causing a sea of clouds to fill the grand canyon. you have to look at this. instead of the usual stunning views of the grand canyon, visitors on thursday saw this, which i think is pretty stunning in and of itself. it is a rare weather pattern called total cloud inversion. that is absolutely beautiful. >>> some other stories we're following for you today, an amber alert, the search ended with a dramatic police standoff on a overpass in san diego. deputies say daniel perez got out of his vehicle, he appeared to have considered tossing one of his sons off the bridge. he was then shot with a beanbag. police were able to get all four boys to safety. but their mother was found dead in a trunk of a car, not far from the family home on wednesday. >>> in massachuse

and that was my welcome to the ap. >> deutsch was just 26 when she was assigned to cover the charles manson murder trial, using the same typewriter she got when she was ten. dozens of high profile cases followed including o.j. simpson which lead to her greatest scoop. >> when that trial was over, oj called you first. >> he did. >> why? >> he would say later that the reason he talked to me was because as he said, she never said she thought i was innocent, but she never said she thought i was guilty either. >> michael jackson, did he reach out to you? >> he did. michael jackson called me and said he wanted to thank me for being fair. >> deutsch has covered at least 50 major trials. and almost all of them, she says, the jury got it right, with one notable exception. >> i covered the rodney king case. and it almost destroyed my belief in the justice system. the verdict was wrong. there is no question the verdict was wrong. and as a result, my city was almost destroyed. >> upon different scenes from her very first story in journalism, a 19-year-old intern covering the march on washington.

terps are ranked 21st in the ap poll. their first time being ranked since 2010. lo trimble snagged two honors today. co-big 10 player of the week and freshman of the week. so a great start. lots of optimism in college park right now surrounding that program. >> let's get excited about the maryland terps. >> 7-0. big game this week against virginia. >> that's up for us at 6:00. stay with wusa 9 for the cbs evening news up night. >> i'll be back for your only local news at 7:00. have a great evening. see you soon. >> pelley: tonight, taking to the streets. >> no justice, no peace. >> pelley: high school and college students across the country protesting the ferguson decision as president obama takes executive action. vladimir duthiers reports. cyber monday has grown too big for humans to handle. don dahler with the robots assigned to get the packages out on time. should the president's daughters be off limits to online critics? bill plante on today's resignation over comments about malia and sasha. and michelle miller with high school dropouts getting a second chanc

after a backlash of the justice department snooping on the ap, it seems the attorney general has belatedly learned his lesson. that's it for us. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. go to our home page. we'll be talking about ann compton sd>> it is monday december 15th. terror down under, a hostage situation gistill on the way in australia as they are on high lart now. what we are learning about the suspects terrorist behind it all. >> shocking revelation on what they knew about the cia tactics and when. >> i remember very clearly about briefing cans see pelosi in september of 2002. >> stew dints fighting back gengs their school. is this fair or foul? we report, you decide. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> kie scrapekyscrapers to your town. welcome to "fox and friend first. i am heather childers. >> and i am ainsley earhardt. we are going to start with a fox news alert. a terrorist armed with a gun holding more than a dozen hostage in sydney, australia. >> the gunman demands an isis flag. joining us live in london with breaking details is gregg palkot. >> good m

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the associated press puts it out on the ap wire. the investigation and the trials all make national news. they are trying to figure out if reconstruction is going to work is following the kidnapping in the way today as we look for good news in america's effort to reconstruct other nations, you look for stories o look for stories of successful public schools or something to tell you this is working. people are searching for examples. here we have this glamourous afro-creole detective and the -- a dashing young governor trying to show an efficient police force. this story is being read all over the country. and so that at one level i want the story to be a who done it, i want it to be one where you wait to find out what happens to molly. you wait to find out if the women get convicted. but i also want it to be a story that will interest people in that narrative, but at the same time get them interested in reconstruction by building the context about reconstruction. some people of -- let's say who went to public schools before 1954, let

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the supreme court. there is no testimony. we are just making ape lat arguments. and the objection when we are looking at the ape lat courts. i want to go back to something for a second. during -- the supreme court found this evolving standard of decency. that was something that justice marshall articulated. most of the courts have pretty much found you can report all you want. what openness and an open courtroom trial and a public trial means in 2014. i think there is a huge difference, even between the case mentioned earlier in 1965. we are not talking about doing something like that here. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. the chair recognizes the lady from washington, congressman del bene. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanks to you for being with us today. appreciate it. i agree with my colleagues who testified earlier and believe our oh democracy is stronger when we leverage technology that we have available to increase the public participation in the process. we need citizens to be engaged and informed and part of that means making sure they have access to

. >> he was asked by the ap and he tried to get the question and the answer not the be used. >> exactly. but in other ways, this was somebody who was representative of america .american culture for so many years. somebody said to me recently, that the senate floor would actually stop and people would go back in the gloek room and watch the cosby show when it was on. >> the image has really changed. one of the women who has been highly profiled, janice dickinson. >> what's your response to marty singer, again, cosby's lawyer? i think that speaks volumes. >> i want marty singer -- when if someone raped your wife, marty? what if bill cosby came and dragged their innocence, marty? and i've said it this to you before, bill cosby. you're one sick [ bleep ] puppy. >> michael medved, you're also a film critic. is this just evolvement of bad theater? >> no. it's serious stuff. i do think this is going to change things, just like that story you covered about the university of virginia and rolling stone is going to change things. i think we have surrounded our mega celebrities with this sort of co

the a-320 which closes up the ap tours at the bottom of the plane so it can float a bit longer, we saw that with the miracle on the hudson, in this case, it may be a possibility. and so as the investigators look for evidence of that scenario, what would you be discussing if you were there with them with that possibility? >> well, i would think that a sullenberger style or miracle on the hudson style landing is probably the least likely scenario in all of the scenarios that we could project with regard to this aircraft weapon we're talking about two different bodies of water, the hudson river, although it has a swift current, is a reasonably calm body of water. with shores that are within visual proximity of one another. even in the fact that miracle on the hudson, they were not able to reach that portion of the checklist in which the bottom of the aircraft was sealed prior to the landing. and the aircraft did float for a period of time. in the case of air asia, we had severe weather conditions at the time. and this severe weather condition would produce, would be expected to produce at

i'm going to give you the best laugh you've had in a long time and the ap article, have to read it, it's merely what the white house release. listen to this, he is going to put out this for two manufacturing hubs, centers designed to promote innovation and production by connecting federal agencies and academic institutions. so if we can ever do anything for this, let's put federal agencies together with academia and they will tell us what to do. and why don't we get a copy of this and have the president be required to read it so he sees words taking if he doesn't start changing. >> when you go to the white house, it's very intimidating. and i'm the first to say that. but i think what happens with the ceos when they come around is that they -- they are not, they get their photos, they did everything else, but you would think especially for some of the more what i would call easy past ceos, those that have routine access to the president, if they would just call him and say that we need tax breaks and you need to cool it on the regulations and we could use you not fixating on who qualifies

the ap is report ago this six bodies have been spotted in the java sea, three of been recovered. the chris and dawn. >> thanks, jenny. >>> right now lets turn to our weather at 4:01. caitlin roth in for sue serio, hi caitlin. >> good morning everybody for thanks for joining us. we have seen a milder stretch in the mornings over past few days and that is about to change. outside still a front to the south bringing us in some rain and snow showers to parts of the virginia inn a trying to sneak up in to delaware. for the most part it is dry. i can see those sprinkles coming up south of dover in kent county. you might be seeing snow flakes milking with rain drops, and just like yesterday the cloud and chance for precipitation will hang on down to the south. as we go through the rest of the day fox future cast shows us clouds this morning, lot like yesterday. we will see more sun break out by noon and in the rest of the afternoon plenty of sunshine especially further north you go. so a good looking day but it will be colder. temperatures outside right now, 30 in allentown. twenty-seve

although the movie opened in 2013, the ap says it turned into a phenomenon this year, the award goeso the cast that had the most influence on entertainment and culture and a song you can't get out of your head. >>> the uss enterprise is about to go to warp speed to fast and furious, justin lynn will sign on to direct the third installment, he directed the fast and furious movies and takes over for j.j. abrams. it's due out in 2016. and finally more sequel news, tim burton is closer than ever to making a second beetle juice movie. there is already a script but won't make the movie unless actor, michael keaton signs on, he played the title role in the original and said if february he did a sequel as long as burton is involved. we may be jumping in the line and moving our body in time. >> shirleen thank you. there is much more to come in the next half hour of "action news" at 4:00. including details in an arrest made in a deadly hit and run, the woman accuses of running down a teenager and leaving her to die. plus -- >> shopping for a laptop for christmas and getting one in the new year

i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. staples announcing they had an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we getting real details on this. 1.2 million customer payment cards may have been exposed in a security breach and, in fact, information exposed included names, payment card numbers, expiration dates, card verification codes. this is one of many, many, many retailers this year who lost data to hackers. data belonging to americans. teresa peyton, your reaction to that tonight? >> i'm not surprised, but i'm definitely devastated both for the company and for the customers of that company. here we are peak time of holiday travel, holiday shopping, and now they're going to have to get new cards reissued and deal with the inconvenience of that. dav dave:. gerri: we heard instances people's e-mail address is the information exposed. this is far more serious, the card numbers themselves, expiration dates, the card verification codes, everything you would use toude a credit card over the

after a backlash of the justice department snooping on the ap, it seems the attorney general has belatedlyd his lesson. that's it for us. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. go to our home page. we'll be talking about ann compton relating a conversation with president obama in which she uses profanity to beat up on the press. we'll be back next week with the latest buzz. >>> well, it passed. now it needs to be signed. the senate sending a $1.1 trillion spending bill to president obama's desk. and they burned the midnight oil to get it through. the funds will take most federal agencies through september and avoided what would have been a partial government shutdown. but it did expose deep splits in the parties. welcome to america's headquarters. >> despite strong opposition on both sides of the aisle, democrats upset about the repeal of banking

the ap always gets the first question and the networks, particularly the end of the year always get their questions as well. i think it was really interesting on the network side. i think there was some possibility that the networks his lasttaking live primetime speech. maybe a little shot they're going on. also i think the white house is very causes and of the fact that the front row is often dominated and i thinke men, that there was a not-so-subtle indicator today by the president taking questions from eight women that they recognize this is the case and they will go around that. the white house decided to take their own tack today. cook, let me ask you -- the president also talked about executive authority. he is getting pushback from republican members of congress, particularly where it relates to immigration. the president said he would use his legal authority to act where he can to help the american people, but he would rather work with congress. two people in congress share that sentiment, wanting to work with the president on issues of concern of -- to the american people? >> is

. >> the rapper program, the ap came out with a story a little while ago and there was an separation e they were trying to influence the young population using rappers. that was 2009 and 2012. allen gross shows up and he is there and arrested for bringing in communications qement and things like satellite phones and things to set up common locations. this is a guy who has been around the world, places like the middle east, iraq, afghanistan and i think there may be more to him. if you look at the video of him coming home, there is a congressional delegation that meets him. there may be more than meets the eye here. there is the u.s. intelligence asset that was there for 20 years that was released. we still have -- what's her name? anna -- anna montez who was a convicted spy. her picture was all over dia when i was serving there. i will not compare the trade to bergdahl. but there is more -- >> more than meets the eye. >> i don't know if you have ever watched this show, but that was way too substantive. there is a lot of good, real information. >> can that go in your book "miracles"? >

the ap reports that sab greena erdely was -- staying she is rereporting the whole thing. the friends say they were completely mismore trayed by erdely, betrayed them about the social -- in reality, they did tell her to go to the cops, but she refused. call me crazy, but i think it might be better having someone else do this story, this would be like giving a chef another shot at dinner after giving the whole restaurant the runs. this is like giving al sharpton a tv show after tawan aerks brawly. no one deserved a cushy job, especially when they're so bad at it. sabrina came in with a bias and engi engineered this sfoir to get that bias. she wanted to smear an institution, but instead smeared everyone including herself. 6 fabrications only serve to create an environment of rage. >> i don't know if this second chance is affiliated with rolling stone, but can anyone fake her seriously as a journalist? >> no, no one can even read it, why does she get the chance to go back and do it? she has proof conclusively beyond any reasonable doubt that she is unfit to be a journalist an

i'm not going to blame president obama, i'm going to blame the media, the ap has been hounding cops forever. they have been making their lives hell. the media has no idea what a cop's life is like. every damned hack should get into a car and do a ride along with them in the worst neighborhoods and see what police officers are doing and what they have to put up with. the police officers, they don't make any money, they live in those neighborhoods, these guys break their back for this country and they're treated -- >> and i have done those ride alongs. >> who is arguing? a very small fringe of the right. >> i will tell you how it's being portrayed. silence, when all this crap was going down, there were no major leaders, those people that are in charge now, because they're associated with people like sharpton and they have a hard left backing, they cannot come out procop. they come out procop and then all of these activists get pissed off. >> maybe the people are just angry, let it go. but actually, i think that -- i wouldn't say blood on the hands. >> my point is -- right now, bob o you and t

the associated press puts it out on the ap wire. both the investigation and the trials all make national news. they are trying to figure out if reconstruction is going to work is following the kidnapping in the way today as we look for good news in america's effort to reconstruct other nations, you look for stories of successful public schools o)l÷something to tell you this is working. people are searching for examples. here we have this glamourous afro-creole detective and the -- a dashing young governor trying to show an efficient police force. this story is being read all over the country. and so that at one level i want the story to be a who done it, i want it to be one where you wait to find out what happens to molly. you wait to find out if the women get convicted. but i also want it to be a story that will interest people in that narrative, but at the same time get them interested in reconstruction by building the context about reconstruction. some people of -- let's say who went to public schools before 1954, let's say, were

after a backlash of the justice department snooping on the ap, it seems the attorney general has belatedlyed his lesson. that's it for us. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. go to our home page. we'll be talking about ann compton ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ ♪ with the kids jingle belling >>> i'm chris wallace. a democratic senate panel condemns the cia's interrogation of terror suspects after 9/11. but was it for totorture? and were those tactics effective? >> this program was morally, legally and administratively misguided. >> we did exactly what needed to be done in order to prevent a further attack. >> today debate between former intelligence committee member who helped put together the report, sheldon white house, and formero

i want to start with breaking news just moments ago crossing on the ap. an exposure of customer data previously announced in october, but only now are we