. >> just hanging out at the ho us? >> i was reading the christmas story to my kids the other day. and you know, i'm reading the christmas story. i'm like this is the christmas story. and they're doing this. finally they leave and it's like, honey why aren't these kids interested in the christmas story? >> she said because you're reading it because you're on the toilet. >> oh! did you do that? geez! >> it was unbelievable. >> did you have your grandmother's sloppy joes before? '. >> what's the deal? i have to ask you one question about obama. you talk about him in the dr like for example, you talk about too big to fail. what are you talking about? >> well, i remember when the government was coming out with too big to fail. the banks are too big to fail. what does that mean too big to fail? evidently the government hasn't seen two fat people playing twister. you can be too big to fail. are you ready for christmas? >> yeah. i've been a good person all year. >> me, too. i am ready to role on the christmas season. it's going to be me, my kids, my wife, the way it ought to be. i celebra

maybe the girls were dressed inappropriately, but i don't think the administrator should use the term "hose's trying to get girls to dress like ladies, then she should speak like a lady and not use that term. she apologized. dress codes are dress codes. i don't buy that argument, maybe they don't have enough money to buy, what, a couple more inches on their skirt or the rest of their half baby t-shirts or whatever? she should apologize for using the term "ho." >> people don't care about meaning any more. all they care about are the words. so in a sense, all words these days are fighting words. the woman meant well, but she's at the mercy of others deciding what the meaning is for what she says. and it doesn't just happen here ppt it happens everywhere, it goes back to alec baldwin who was not being homophobic, he was screaming at a photographer. it doesn't matter because you're at the mercy of people deciding what you need and that's scary. >> i know what i need, go ahead. >> i think when the woman was saying you don't know what kind of hopes they come from, you don't know their situation

back in the day when don imus used the phrase "nappy headed hos" the people went to the sponsors and saying we down the want advertising on this thing. the free market decided. when it comes to the f word for gay people, when it comes to inappropriate words for other people, i say it doesn't have to have the exact same history as the n word for me not to use it. as a straight person i don't use derogatory terms against gay people they've also had a issn issue, been targets of oppression and bigotry. >> you made it talking about prison it was the only reason for single mothers. i'm saying that's one of the reasons. another reason is because of having unprotected sex. you cannot have kids without having sex usually. >> that is an astute observation. but point is still wrong. >> let's get back to words. >> ann, real quick i'm sorry. >> yes. you're getting totally lost on single motherhoods. >> i'm sorry. >> there was a point where words like fags and retard, you wouldn't use those words if you were referring to an actual homosexual or to an actual retarded person. and also i think all t

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the cards you will actually use. 'tis the season also for pickpockets. >> ho ho ho! merry christmas! >> reporter: now, nearly 30% of people according to experion say they carry their social security number in their wallet or purse a huge id theft risk and nearly half admit they write their social security number on credit card and job applications even medical forms. >> oh, no. >> that gets stolen, everything is gone. >> major no, no. >> if you are filling out those cards at, say, you know, a grocery store or, you know, some big box retailer who knows where they end up. >> absolutely. >> good advice. >> we try. >> have a good weekend. >>> well, now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." we of course have scott pelley in new york. scott. reports. >> reporter: hi, great to be with you in the bay area. we have new details on the high school shooting attack in colorado that happened today in a town near columbine on the eve of the newtown tragedy. we are going to take you to the scene. plus, for 7 years the u.s. disavowed american robert levinson who disappeared in iran. j

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the denver suburb when hundreds of students gathered to pray last night. >> reporter: prayers for claire. on a fence outside a wrap ho high school. and on a field behind the school. employees kept us at a distance but we learned some 400 gathered, the recovery from friday's violence inside their school has just begun. >> people of faith were able to come closer to god. those without faith were able to through all these people heal in their own way. >> their thoughts are with 17- year-old claire davis, critically shot, the sheriff says but another student, 18- year-old carl pearson, who took his own life as a deputy approached. >> a lot of them are still in shock and they don't know how they feel and everybody handles grieving and healing differently. >> the sheriff's office is close to wrapping up its investigation here but says trying to understand the shooter's motives to hunt down his debate coach, identified by the school as tracy murphy, may take much longer. >> we are trying not to talk about the shooter much, trying not to make him a celebrity or anything and just focus on praying for claire. >> this at a rival high school, the cherry creek bruins lending a hand. >> when is

the west. again, that includes snow and ice. i'm going to break it down for you. i will show you ho is going the get hit the hardest because some of us will get walloped. >>> some folks here are hunkering down before the storm moves through this weekend. today's rain didn't keep everybody indoors. jackie bensen continues our team coverage live from arlington. >> reporter: the people we talked to tonight said they are very, very grateful, very hopeful that this will all be out of the way by monday. at a home depot store in falls church customers were picking up things to combat this weekend's temperature drop. last year's relative lack of snow and ice meant many found they had snow and ice melt left over. >> i'm ready for the snow and ice. >> reporter: how so? >> i have my shovel and also i have my ice melt. >> reporter: did you buy it new this year or left over from last year? >> left over from last year. >> reporter: with the worst weather predicted for sunday, most people were making plans to stay close to home. >> staying inside. stay warm. we got our christmas cards all ready. we're going to sit by the fire and we got our tree al

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in the house is trying to clean up the mess and now get things patched up hopefully in time for their christmas holiday today. >> ho ho ho! happy holidays from all of uspolice department. remind you to lockup your homes and your vehicles. >> even if you leave for only a few minutes. >> make sure you have a design designated driver. happy season. >> palo alto is among the police departments wishing people a happy christmas, idaho, and virginia joined in that message. how did these traditions come about? kelly looks at some of the red and green that decks the hall every year >> reporter: for a winter holiday, christmas has a fair share of lush greens and bright flowers. >> a lot of evergreens too that we associate with this winter season and of course, mistletoe. >> >> reporter: and other traditions ubiquitous with these traditions. >> we think of flowers, but they're modified leaves that have that red color. that's what started the association with the holidays >> reporter: pointsettias are plentiful at the garden this year, marking an association that dates back to the 19th century. the u.s. minister to mexico first brought the plants to the u.s. from

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the agenda at a meeting of african leaders in paris. we're there following events for us. jackie within a last few minutes both the u.s. secretary general and president hoedand have been speaking the final declaration. the summit is out. what do they say? >> there has been a lot of emphasis on security and president hollande reiterating that africa should take responsibility for its own security. he looks ahead to the eventually deployment of a rapid reaction force. and he said that france hopes to be able to train troops, being that african troops should respond quickly to crisis, or in mali earlier this year but also deploy to other issues facing the content, for example, trafficking and piracy. >> what have we learned that french troops will be doing in central africa republic? >> it is up to troops on the ground in central africa republic. there were 650 in place at the time that president hollande announced the operation was going to happen. since then there have been many who have come over the border of camerooned, and now those troops are spreading out and carrying out their mission to the north and to the west. now, part of the mandate is to take

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union, jor labor environmental groups, public health groups, consumer groups, ho all have an opportunity to see the text and give us feedback on the specific textings. of we have an open policy seeing any stake holder group who wants to come in and see us. one step further in the tpp negotiations, we organized every tpp round, that literally hundreds of stake present ave come to their views, not just to us, to 11 u.s. negotiators but the others as well. e ensured all of our tpp partners are hearing from the stake holders. quite interactive with a lot of and transparent. >> we have a lot of ceos out here. what is your sense of business where they are on the trade pacs. you hear it's against many of the deals. ns and >> yeah, i think business generally is in favor of opening creating more opportunity for exporting from the u.p.s. job creation ive here in the united states. it helps to drive investment in the united states. each business is waiting until final deal hashe in their sector or their rare yeah before they declare themselves on it. but when 90% of the customers 80% of the purchasing power is critical in the

you have the violence against the shia and then the violence against the sunni tribal leaders ho cooperated with us you are seeing a similar spillover effect in lebanon. there is no doubt that these schisms also reinforced by the proxy war with iran and hezbollah and assad and the others is making a difficult situation. that gets back to your other uestion on geneva. what is the alternative? we have got to find a negotiative settlement to these ssues. we need to do everything we can ith our own resources to monitor on the counterterrorism front. you have the deep schisms that are already there in iraq and they are inflamed by everything else that is happening in the region. >> i will open it for questions. be concise in your question and tate your name and affiliation hen called upon. >> mark, george mason university. thank you for an interesting presentation. i know your dad. he's a great guy. i am a little bit older. my question is as follows. i remember that the soviet-american -- of the early 1970's were able to succeed because we were able to agree on the nuclear issue. it found her because of

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