. >> as april was talking with patty up on the road, down at the base of the gorge, firefighters werethe blaze, a still smoldering chevy suburban, registered to ron presba. the vehicle was still hot. they couldn't get too close, but it appeared the charred remains of a body were inside. then as they followed the vehicle's trail back up to the road, they found something quite odd. fresh stains, a series of dots leading right off the edge of the cliff. word spread fast then. ron's brother ken and his wife got word from a firefighter. >> we heard he came around the corner, hit a deer and went over the bank. >> hardly a surprise that a car would fall below. this is deer habitat, plenty of them scamper across the but there are no barriers to prevent a car from careening off the edge. standing on the highway, ron's daughter saw the commotion, the fire down below, but understanding came slow, like a wound that takes a minute to start hurting. >> dad does not like to drive chili bar and dad does not drive at night. >> i didn't believe it and you step out of the role of being a daughter and in

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british agent to listen in could travel to georgia that you would cross the georgian border in through the gorge would further cross border to chechnya and i think the cupboards in about cari as well. ok five. thousand which written has charged a number of russian citizens with a spear and there were serious of spies scandals. do you think that britain's obsession with seeing spies everywhere was triggered off the so-called polonium scandal or isn't perhaps true that russia's secret service has a soul really active in great britain. blade you know secret services are a separate room no matter what the relationship is like it's when two states they always do their work a bit i'll give you one example back in the soviet times when russia was france with a warsaw pact states history me for instance that on their secret services still work against each other quite often that that's why i can't rule a shot especially if you consider who those ten russian undercover agents arrested in the us were swapped for i see it three out of four worked for m i six strange isn't it these are operatives who were a

the winds can get funneled a little bit coming right down the gorge there. e got the winds this morning. they'll relax as we head into the afternoon. the chill is with us. it is not arctic cold. it is december, afterall. happy december. the beginning of meteorological winter. we'll be ok for the next few days. i think a nice start to the month. let's get you going with a look at the bus stop forecast. as we've been talking about, it is chilly. temperatures in the 30s. few spots will be in the low 40s for the bus stop over toward annapolis and down in southern maryland by the bay. sunrise at 7:07. expecting sun to stay today. not disappear behind the midday clouds. 49 degrees by 1:00. you'll notice the wind speeds. 11, 10, 9, 8. they're getting a little bit lighter as we go through the afternoon. 50 degrees at 3:00 with highs into the low 50s today. 37 in college park. over in bade and prince george's county. 36 in springfield. also in great falls. 36 in rockville as well. out to the west into loudoun county, 36. leesburg and lovettsville and manassas, one of

the snow. with howard gorges temperate climate, we are several steps ahead of the netherlands and where we can go when bicycling. what i learned most of all is what i think many of us already know. when you build it, they come. when the government has done, what the community has done is invested in great bikeways. when you create a dedicated to save space, this man and his kids ride. this woman and her dog variety. this man and his daughters ride. this man and his daughter ride. there is one on the back, you can barely see her foot sticking out. it was difficult to not get photos of multiple children on bikes. three people with kids loaded on the bikes. grandparents picking their kids up from school, their grand kids from school. this is a typical traffic jam outside of the school. we struggle with traffic congestion in our city, this was the traffic jam outside of a local amsterdam school. they have made investments, they have seen the fruits of that labor payoffs. again, even in the snow, even when the little hills were a little bit slippery, they pushed that have the bike up the hill. beca

we've step outside to be right near the gorge russ rockefeller christmas tree as the countdown is in fever pitch, two days to go before christmas, this is as quiet as you're going to see it. >> this is the eve of the eve. all eyes are on the roo and we had pretty big downpours in the northeast overnight. in fact there was actually a storm in parts of georgia. it was a very powerful storm and so the question this morning is, what does mother nature have in store for us today and the rest of the holiday weekend? we're going to get the forecast coming up straight ahead. >>> and in these economic times i think we all need a holiday feel-good story and we've got one for you, anonymous angels picking up the layaway tabs for families in need all across the country. we'll have much more on that story as well. >> we have important information for parents tied to powdered infant formula that's now been pulled from the shelves of walmart stores nationwide, some questions have been raised, what you should know if you have it at home and we'll have advice on that. >>> we begin with a deal reached

the and we all know that it is about money, and corporations in the silicon valley are not gorge with any problems selling these tickets to corporations. if they're not going to -- 70 of problems the average fan is gone. >>reporter: certainly, these fans are numbered the want to keep the san francisco 49ers in san francisco are hoping that there could be a hail mary plan. otherwise, they could be driving to the south bay as 2015. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. how >>rob: the raiders could not get things going against the miami dolphins. the rushing yards were inappropriate statistics. however, they were defeated by the dolphins, 34-14. cardinal will pave thlow-play january 2nl play january 2nd. in the fiesta bowl. others, www.kron4.com check out our sports. ♪ >> we are looking at a gusty winds and they are making our way to the bay area tonight. strong to be in the east bay with a wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow 15 m.p.h. even gusting up to the amount of 40 m.p.h. are run fairfield, solano county. the other thing is this huge diversion in this storm tracker. towards alaska, canad

the jumper. terps win 78-71. >>> gorge washington taking on bcu. edwards here with the dunk assisted by david pelham. that ties it up at 16. bcu came roaring back with help from bradford burgess with a three pointer. he assisted there. he had 24 points today. bcu holds onto win 75-65. >>> sixth ranked lady terps visiting american u. in the 2nd half au's lone bright sort jord with two of her 10 points for the eagles, but this was all terps. melissa thomas scored 15 of her points in the 1st half. terps roll 76-42. >>> despite the redskins bad outcome at least we had some good basketball and teams to cheer for. >> rex grossman, i don't know. so what's the question? that a 20 an answer. >> i love his answer. it's -- that's not an answer. >> i love his answer. it's always like i don't know. >> coming up at 11:00 we'll have an update on the occupy d.c. protest downtown. thanks a lot, everybody. see you back here at 11:00. captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> kroft: there's not been a single prosecution of a high- ranking wall s

exports but they are you're betting are your thoughts are that this is preferable to simply in gorging the euro zone with multi-trillion dollar currency enabled debt players because that would be a guarantee repeat of the hyperinflation days well exactly i don't think they could promote it other hyperinflation similar to the twenty's the mechanisms are in place to did that but it could it could come about in another way you know already that i've been kind of a hard core deflation is still over the years but at this point i except the argument that it's some point we would have a hyper inflationary spike ok so if the euro is not as bad as people are making it out then i would say the flip side of that the dollar is probably not a strong as people think the dollar has been and i use this word in quotes as safe haven and it's really a matter of the whole world's money hot money piling in and out of what they call the risk trade and when the dollar looks strong will it have other countries you know we've got problems all right now let's talk about the relationship between the dollar and the e

the republicans. senator dole, a gorge of the bush, -- george w.h, and mike hukabee were our endorsed candidates. what is important to emphasize, we do not care about whether we have chosen the candidate who ultimately wins the caucus in iowa or becomes the eventual nominee or even the highest office in the land, in this moment of time, with all the candidates we have watched, we have seen a large race that has winnowed down. we have looked at the candidates, we feel this is the candidate who at this moment in time is the right person to lead this country. host: our first caller is from iowa. will is on the phone, republican line. good morning. caller: i want to thank c-span for the coverage of the actual event. it has been helpful. you are the only one to allow candidates to be viewed in the environment of being questioned. let me thank the "des moines register." we could not do it without their help. continue, please. caller: as he no, i am in iowa. i am a caucus-goers. . i had a two part question. the first part, is there anyone you are weighing

. >> he follows the lead wingsuit flier as he jumps from the helicopter into an icy gorge. >> i was filmingto help me frame the video, i had something on my left eye. plus the fact we're flying on snow. and in cloudy day, towards sunset, you can't make out the texture. it's just white. >> the plan is to deploy his parachute at 600 feet, just after the lead wingsuit flier opens his. although it's dangerously low to the ground, boole is determined to capture as much of the flight as he can. >> i was committed to stay there until either he pulled or i just knew it was 600 feet. >> boole is more focused on getting the shot than his altitude until the other flier pulls his chute. >> i saw him reach for the parachute. immediately, i saw the ground. rather than 600 feet, i was at 60 feet. i could see the texture of the snow and ice. so then i thought the most likely i'm about to die. because 60 feet is not enough for the parachute to open. i'm still doing over 100 miles per hour. >> he pulls his parachute hoping for a miracle. >> the parachute slowed me down enough that i'm still here today. i swu

we've step outside to be right near the gorge russ rockefeller christmas tree as the countdown is in fever pitch, two days to go before christmas, this is as quiet as you're going to see it. >> this is the eve of the eve. all eyes are on the roo and we had pretty big downpours in the northeast overnight. in fact there was actually a storm in parts of georgia. it was a very powerful storm and so the question this morning is, what does mother nature have in store for us today and the rest of the holiday weekend? we're going to get the forecast coming up straight ahead. >>> and in these economic times i think we all need a holiday feel-good story and we've got one for you, anonymous angels picking up the layaway tabs for families in need all across the country. we'll have much more on that story as well. >> we have important information for parents tied to powdered infant formula that's now been pulled from the shelves of walmart stores nationwide, some questions have been raised, what you should know if you have it at home and we'll have advice on that. >>> we begin with a deal reached

the next award. [applause] which will be our health and medicine award. i would be remiss, as i was last year, if i did not recognize my other father, gonzalo escondero, and i gorges, a beautiful sister, danielle torres. [applause] >> the next awardee is at gladys sandlin from the mission neighborhood health center. gladys was social service director in it -- and a public- relations quarter neighborhood -- coordinator for the neighborhood center. she would got an award for mayor dianne feinstein. during 1980, she worked with the prenatal health project at the university of california in san francisco at general hospital. from 1974 to 1937, she was a program coordinator for the educational unit of the american cancer society of san francisco in at the mission district. she is an advocate for the health care and rights of latinos, locally and nationally. through her participation, numerous health organization, she ensures that the particular health and socio-economic officials of that in the spanish-speaking population are understood and that resources are lat -- allocated to the latino community. thank you for all your work on behalf of our community. [applause] >>

>> when she sucked down and disappears under the raft, i am petrified. >> burnt ranch gorge on the trinity river in northern california is a challenge to the most accomplished whitewater rafter. and commercial river guide john lane is just that, an expert with more than 20 years experience. >> there are days that you just feel invincible, your crew is firing on all cylinders. every once in a while, you get this feeling that things just aren't happening right or maybe there's just something inside you that worries a little bit. >> on this date, it's not a commercial raft trip. a group of guides and experienced boaters with high expectations of riding the big one. there are four rafts in the water and each is approaching the most formidable rapid of the day. one with an eight-foot drop into a hydraulic. a hole that acts like a washing machine. >> no matter how many times you've done this run when you do middle burnt ranch falls, you get a little apprehensive. >> john lane is out with his video camera that day and gets on top of the rocks to film the rafters coming through. as a precaution, a

now get u-verse with dvr at the lowest price ever. at&t. >>> gorge to -- good morning, to you. partly cloudy. the freeze warning until about 9:00. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. this is a look at the top stories we are following for you. police in san leandro investigating another shooting at the walmart store parking lot. reportedly the victim got into an argument with a gunman and the victim was shot in the leg. he is expected to recover. the gunman got away. there was another shooting at that very same parking lot on black friday morning. >>> san francisco firefighters still on the scene of a five alarm fire. a big one that engulfed three billings yesterday in the city's western edition. luckily no one was seriously hurt. as many as 60 people were left homeless by the fire. >>> today is the big get away day for holiday travelers. sfo expects today to be the busiest day with more than 134,000 travelers passing through. right now we are not hearing about any delays but as always check ahead with your airlines for updates. >>> 5:45. mitt romney is getting support from a

the workweek. >> just like that. gorge everyone i'm mike mibach in for dave clark. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. we'll start with rosemary in for steve. good morning, to you. >> good morning, to you. the last business day of the year is a soggy one. we have the brunt of the moisture to the in order. as i slide in closer to home you see a few sprinkles out there. the roads are wet. we do have a little bit of drizzle. the radar not picking up a little bit of drizzle that is falling. we have plenty of gray skies. we'll take a look at your temperatures and what you can expect for the afternoon and holiday weekend coming up in a few moments. good morning, tara. >>> good morning, rosemary. we do have a fog related crash we want to tell you about. just along the fog line 101 north. be aware of the fog. there is a fog advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. also in effect for the bay bridge. this is a look at the incline here. if you are traveling in the westbound direction definitely take it slowly this morning. dumbarton bridge also effected by the fo

. >> the end came on february 3, 1994, an explosion in a lonely gorge east of las vegas. the scripted end to a flawed life. when police reached the camping trailer, the propane fire had reduced it to ash and the body inside was unrecognizable. authorities ruled that the man inside, a united states marine, had ended his own life. it was suicide. should they have known? could they have known that nothing about the fire or the man inside was quite as it seemed? police had been manipulated, young women violated, a man murdered. and some say a soldier almost got away with it all. because the u.s. marine corps may have unwittingly protected a predator within. arthur bennett joined the navy when he was just 17. and five years later he became a marine. for years he seemed to meet the standard of military success. there were promotions, assignments in asia, and nearly a dozen medals and letters of appreciation from the corps. he even found a bride on duty, a dancer from the philippines named amelia. >> he's very good-hearted man. very affectionate. all you're looking for a man was

question to get us thinking deeper to let us go on our own after class >> it is very great and gorges us to work past thescience teaching for 33 years >> very in-depth and in detail >> all of this didn't seem to hold him in high regard and they think they are pretty lucky to have him for a teacher. they may not know that he considers himself lucky to have that as his students >> we get kids here that they love to learn. they love learning new things they love doing new things. and that i try to relate to that i try to bring what we read and literature what we do in science try to have them apply to what they are doing what they can see and what they are thinking about. i think that is what it is all about those zero banks and transitions from what they have learned in school to what they're our experiences >> congratulate you and happy to present you with a check $1,000 thank you very much and in addition to the czech wgn certificate of appreciation for a job well done congratulations on being wgn teacher of the month >> thank you very much >> bridey and learning say that the teacher his students morning

the old lady suffered from loneliness, said her nurse. she looked after that cat more than you would look after a son. now he can gorge on all the fancy feast he wants, lay in the sun all day. i hope the money doesn't change him. i would hate to see him descend into catnip addiction. he's high on the furry forbes world's richest pet list. he's at number three. that's behind a chimp whose owner left him $80 million. and topping the list, top dog gunter iv. he inherited $372 million from his father. and remember, leona helmsley left $12 million to trouble. tomasino the cat now lives in a secret location because con men are on his tail. we've gotten a lot of e-mail messages from candidates wanting to adom the little tomasino. and no doubt, a few lounge, good-looking lady cats are trying to catch his eye. under italian law, he can't actually get his paws on the cash. the old lady's nurse will act as a trustee. that's the only sensible fact i can find in the entire story. the old lady? she was 94 years old. her husband was a rich property magnate. he loved that cat. >> the nurse will have a good life. >>> coming up, a stun

the whole show. it was well worth it. let me tell you. there was some gorge food there. >> thank you very much. you think? >> it was hard for me. i'm not very picky. so if it tastes good, it tastes good. i'm not a very good citizenritii liked the chicken. >> michael, what do you think? >> i thought they were all great. everyone of them. i particularly liked tamale 1-a from our singer over here. it was just fabulous. >> the very first one. >> yes, i loved it. >> does that go good with pino? >> actually, with that one i would have a sauvignon. >> i do want to show all the tamales they tasted so you can see the wide variety of tamales. in the vegetarian cheese category. wally's tamales from woodland, colorado. he had the deep fried that a lot of you enjoyed. then in the home style chicken, felipa's. they're out of oklahoma city, oklahoma. >> get out of here! >> who knew owing could put it out there. >> pork and beef category. the santa fe pork. then in the fourth category which is the gourmet exotic one, boirk that was a tough one. people were really, they went back and forth between barbecued chi

. >>> investigators are calling the vicious death of a 7-year-old gorge georgia girl a horrific murder kidnapped from a playground. the gbi revealed that they believe her killer lives at the complex. her wounds were so severe, the gbi director would only say this. >> the autopsy revealed that the victim died as a result of blunt force trauma to the head, that the victim had been stabbed and that the child had been sexually assaulted. there were also other injuries to the child which i'm not going to describe. >> investigators are actively pursuing leads but have no one in custody and no suspects. >>> well, he was governor of massachusetts, mitt romney's staff deleted files before he left office. does he have have something to hide? nancy pelosi takes a shot at newt gingrich. it is fair game and coming your way next. our political junkie question of the day. which presidential candidate did donald trump endorse in 2008? the answer is just ahead. if you know it, send a tweet to me at randi kaye cnn, i'll give a shoutout to you if you get it right. ♪ so who ordered the cereal that can hel

the braid. >> he does. >> he is a gorge just little boy. what a great head of hair. you look fantastic. happy holiday, merry christmas. thanks for sending the photos, to his parents, i assume. let's take a look at what's going on out there. 37 here in the nation's capital. milder down to our south, 45 degrees in cape hatteras and we'll purity button and get this thing going. across the mid-part of the united states, 30 degrees in wichita. 17 in lincoln, nebraska. 0 in fargo, north dakota. very cold air in place across the country. here is a look satellite radar composite. we do have some cloud cove right across the plain states into the midwest, great lakes region. no cloud here but i do think that some of those cloud will infiltrate our area late in the day maybe during late in the day and evening hours. forecast for today and the next five days. today, not bad. 51 degrees for your high. then we get cooler again for the weekend into monday. highs only in the mid-40s. that's a little bit below normal. overnight lows in the 20s, 30s in parts of the area. tuesday, we mild up again if i can

my problem is with the abbreviation of words that kids today are saying. >> brieves? >> ridic or gorg or fab. i heard instead of jealous they said jel. >> pb and jels rules. >> he said he was jealous of my friend's car, so i ran him over. >> you should be proud of it. >> how lazy are we? >> it is an integral part of our heritage. >> are you canadian. >> it is north american. >> pete, i hear you. which of the phrases are most annoying to you? >> i think we probably have said them all in our dialogue, but i try not to use like or you know too much, and i probably use it too much. i have to admit i have said jele to my girlfriends when they are doing something -- >> do you say do you have the jelly? >> no, i don't say that. if they do something i am jealous of i say jele with the asterisk marks. >> are you supposed to say tote-jels. >> have i a lot to learn. >> one is an improvement of the language where you escalate it. when you do it you say my friend leslie came over and l-ron tired. that is fun. but then there is like every second word and literally in the wrong context or say like l