goodale former general counsel for the new york times and author of the new book fighting for the press inside story of the pentagon papers and other battles and we mention is it as we were at the break there that i want to get into how the times may have changed beyond just nine eleven this is what didn't they know as ellsberg had to say on this program oh about six eight months ago areas. do you see a qualitative difference between what you did and what edward snowden did or yes regrettably it's a different country it was a different country i had every reason to expect that eventually i'd be out on bail as i was actually the judge put me out on personal recognizance but with a fifty thousand dollars bond if i didn't show up for trial and that's for the next two years including the my trial which led to the ultimate three four and a half months in court i was free to comment on who the case should say why i had done what i had done and what the paper and with. the it today so assuming that what. ellsberg was describing was at least a reasonable environment in which to be practicing jo

the right lines days you know . it was. coming up on r t developing news near denver colorado where three people have been reportedly injured high school campus students were evacuated while police say the gunman is dead it's an eerie scene not too far from columbine and it's been one year since the sandy hook nightmare where the massacre of twenty children and six adults shook the nation to its core today the debate on gun control continues more on our teens gun debate special straight ahead. plus a drone strike at a wedding looking to assassinate al qaeda operatives a u.s. drone hit a wedding envoy instead and yemeni officials say this latest attack was a tragic mistake more details on that coming up.

book on "the new york times." >> guest: yes. which is a wonderful book. c-span: but in here you, again, picking up a quote, that was fitting since he virtually ignored the women of the paper with the notable exception of charlotte curtis and patricia riff, is that the way you proknowns it? riffe? clifton daniel's secretary? whose beauty he chose to comment as well as, quote, that nice hip motion that she has when she walks. >> guest: uh-huh. c-span: doesn't sound like he's one of your favorites from reading this. >> guest: i have always thought that gay is a male chauvinist. again, a friend. we are civil to one another. but i sat right in front of gay in the city roomment we were of that same generation. and gay is a very macho, southern italian man. you know, when he had two daughters, i had the feeling he was going to sort of leave them out on the hillside like, you know, ancient sicilianos or something. gay is one of those -- and never been comfortable around women. i know the this, you know? i did a little -- he's more comfor

this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news."bers get $30 back in points on a keurig elite brewer. plus, other small kitchen appliances are up to 25% off. kmart. get in. get more christmas. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ ho ho ho >>> tomorrow marks the 25th anniversary of the lockerbie bombing. 270 people died when a terror bomb brought down pan am flight 103. over scotland. as wyatt andrews reports, some families have turned their loss into action. >> what about your father? >> hi, dad. >> reporter: this home video of 16-year-old molina hudson was taken one month before she died in the bombing of pan am flight 103. she was a new york exchange student then in england, and to her father, paul hudson, the tape captures her kindness and spirit. >> she was a beautiful 16-year-old teenager. she had always been strong willed. >> reporter: the tape held molina's last words to her family un

the reserve bank of new york. you also got competition among the reserve banks. in 1931 the federal reserve bank of new york started losing gold because britain had just left the gold standard. and whereas the federal reserve bank of chicago had access gold reserves so it offered to swap from gold with the federal bank of chicago and the federal reserve bank of chicago turned them down because they wanted to hang on to gold just in case there was a run on the federal reserve bank on their federal reserve. so these constitutions acted in uncoordinated and often competitive way. the third problem in the 1930s was the gold standard. at the time, countries and the whole financial system relied -- the fundamental reserve asset was gold. so under the federal reserve act, federal reserve banks had to hold 40% of their liabilities in the form of gold. the remainder they could hold in the form of commercial paper. interestingly enough, they weren't allowed to hold government bonds as an asset against their liabilities becau

time for the top of your news. after an ice storm, thousands of maine residents still without power and officials there are calling the damage the worst in more than a decade. iced heavy trees crashing on power line, obstructing repairs and many people could remain in the dark even longer. another storm is on the way. >> michigan also seeing mass power outages. some 32,000 folks without any power at all after that same storm hit there. utility workers worry that melting ice could fall on power lines as temperatures rise while they rush to restore electricity. >>> and today is the day emergency unemployment benefits expire today and it affects more than a million people right now. hundreds of thousands more could remain affected in the months ahead if congress doesn't act. >>> after all the problems, the broken promises, the apologies, the restarts and then those moving deadlines, 2014 will certainly be a true test for obamacare when the plans actually begin january 1, just days from now. the new law will face hurdl

tower of the new bay bridge. they already installed thousands of special led lights on the eastern span 200 cables. the next step is to light up the bridges 525-foot tower. they hope the new lights turned -- they hope the new lights will be turned on by the end of this month. >>> people being forced out of their homes as parking lot of a toxic cleanup on treasure island are starting to learn more about when and where they will be able to move to. 24 households along the western and northern shores recently received notices they will have to move out. the navy says it needs to continue cleaning up toxic material under ground and ground water contaminated with arsenic. many of the effect the residents continue a meeting with the authority. officials say people's health is not at risk but not everyone is convinced. >> they have not done any survey of island residents to say hey we have health issues on the island. >> those who have lived on the island the longest will get the first chance to choose the location to mo

new zealand is always the first country in the world to celebrate the new yore. now australia just celebrated 2014 just a few minutes ago. police in the east bay are on a mission this new years eve trying to curb the use of illegal fire works and celebratory gunfire. alex savidge has more on this effort. >> reporter: leading up to new years eve, police here in oakland trying to crack down on fire works which are illegal in this city. that is why the city is allowing people to drop off their fire works at six oakland fire stations including this one where we are at this one downtown. let me show you the scene from last year at the fourth of july. police are warned anyone setting off illegal fire works can face a fine of more than $1,000. oakland police are reminding people about the danger of celebratory gunfire as well and also urging people not to fire their guns up into the air. in richmond meantime police there will be using shot spotter technology this new years eve. that will help them to track down those who plan to ring in the new year with celebratory gunf

the new year's eve fire forecast, and letting you know if the new year will bring a new weather pattern. >>> a section of the scenic toll road collapsed this weekend in baja california. a land slide came after a 4.6 magnitude quake hit the area. officials haven't linked the quake with the road collapse. there are no reports of injuries. retired formula one driver, michael shoemaker is reported in critical condition tonight. he fell while skiing and was airlift today the hospital. a statement from the resort says schumacher was with his 14- year-old son when he fell. he arrived in a coma, and underwent brain surgery for serious head trauma. >>> the bank robber shot and killed by phoenix police this weekend had a history of mental problems, including threats against president obama. these are surveillance photos from last monday's robbery. this afternoon, they identified the suspect as mario garnett. police linked him to another robbery in tupelo, mississippi. >> we can truly begin the healing process and that could not have happened without the hard work of so very many. numerous people

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after the crucifixion around 30 a.d., the new testament recounts how the faith he started took on a newby the leadership of the apostles peter and paul, the message of the resurrected jesus spread into the heart of the roman empire. but success brought persecution and death. as christianity's early leaders began to die out, it was critical to keep the story of jesus alive. they compiled books, what we know today as the new testament. to the south, in the desert sands of egypt, the group of christian monks and mystics were writing their own gospels with a very different version of the life of jesus. westerone that launched the very heart of christianity. -- one that launched the very heart of christianity. of all the threats to christianity over the past 2,000 years, perhaps the greatest came in 1945 near the village in southern egypt where the waters of the nile dried up into desert sands. this is where a farmer named muhammad ali was digging for fertilizer when he discovered a clay jar with 13 ancient books. >> within these books, there were over 50 texts, most of which we did not know

the good news is, the boston and new york city area, by day today, you're above freezing, i still thinknto tonight, all of the cold air over the midwest, that's all diving into the northeast, so there will be a refreeze. you have to be mindful of that as you head into the monday-morning commute. eventually temperatures moderate. those temperatures coming from the west, 75 in l.a. today. with the gusty winds these red-flag warnings will go until tonight. but, now, that warmth is starting to build across the country. denver is one removed from single digits. now, 61 on tuesday. 80 in l.a. dallas, you have seen your share of ice this season. that mild air is across the country. by the end of >> generally temperature will be above freezing. there is some black ice out there. of there is some fog. we are in the clear. you can see clearing skies. inre are some high clouds northern virginia. we're looking for sunshine later today. the storm is making its way up into new england. that means the temperature will be 38 to 43 degrees. temperatures col >> someone almost 'cuffed me on the way back f

now we're looking to the new year. k tamayo will pinpoint the best places to see fireworks. >>> three, two, one! happy new year! >> with a little help from spider-man, organizers of new year's celebrations in times square tested out handfuls of confetti. on tuesday night, a ton of confetti will rain down on the crowd there. supreme court justice sonia will lead the countdown. the justice was called an inspiration to new yorkers. >>> san franciscoers muni is offering free rides on new year's eve. people out late on new year's can take, free of charge, muni buses, light rails and cable cars for all the lines and routes. the service starts at 8 p.m. on new year's eve and runs through 5 p.m. on new year's day. this is the 14th year that the municipal transportation agency has offered those free rides. no excuses for drinking and driving. >>> mark, we're anxious about the weather on new year's eve. >> the weather will be cooperating just fine, no rain clouds expected. no umbrellas needed and the fog will be a stranger as wel

the great news. she is okay. -so news, this video has gone viral but brooke graham will be here to talk to us about what happened. what it felt like and how she is doing this morning. >> just to point out, this is before he has opened the champagne! >>ware ready. >> that's why people love you, john. you don't take urs too seriously. >> we will try to wait until you get here. >> i will see you soon. >> you get to pop the champagne. have a great one and i can't wait to hear from that reporters. she did an amazing job. >> it's going live. >>> coming up, want to ring in the new year with a bang? we will let you know how to put together a big bash in the heart of times square tonight. that is, folks, if you happen to have enough cash. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happe

and new guru. the us. hehe offering. governments that were different things i would quibble with papa went to pointedly with it. portuguese section of the national people's congress and the banking code or more of it not been given approval the one book on strike china's my speed right away the kids running of a new schedule. drastically increased capital crime the eye the kids around that's one of new york federal judge for free and it's not a massive bag of program. but being with them everywhere. wear warm welcome to the stoplight on cctv new sign in when mom baking the south sudanese government has all been on the bronze two rebels saying is is ready for an immediate ceasefire. the government also promised to release ice opposition figure is partially meeting rebels the bonds offering eleven people arrested for an alleged coup plot. betty of this month. meanwhile the country's information minister of my clothes my acquaintance has plans to suspend a planned offensive to recapture the rebel controlled city all didn't

this is the "cbs morning news" ground? this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, december 3rd, 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it's good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it's still unclear why, but federal investigators have determined that the new york commuter train was going way too fast when it jumped the track sunday morning. here's the latest. the metro north train's data recorder showed that the train was going 80 miles per hour when it entered the curve where the posted speed is 30 miles an hour. it's still unclear whether it was mechanical or human error. the train's engineer has been tested for drugs and alcohol. and his cell phone is also being examined. this video released by new york city shows how devastating the crash was. four people were killed. and over 60 others injured. and this is part of the initial fire department emergency call. >> we have approximately five cars stranded. the train is on its side. we have multiple people trapped. >> ko im has more on the investigation from th

>>> memo on book tv david in davenport at the hoover institution argues that the data over the new deal in the 1930's led the groundwork for today's conservative movement. this program is 45 minutes. >> it is my pleasure to introduce the fifth davenport -- david davenport. [applause] >> it's great to be with you today. this is familiar territory accept so long ago i worked in senator bob dole's office that i suppose predates me and this is a new building from my time and the hollow halls and something about the work you do. thank you for taking a break to be here today. you are brave to come and listen to me in particular. now an academic a group not known for its clarity of speech, so as i said you are brave to come out on a friday to hear what i had to say. i thought i would begin with the 2012 election. many people proclaimed the death of the modern conservatism and the american conservatism and the other one deserved that the conservative arguments we heard are going to be relics in a museum very shortly. lots of people said that conservatism needed to change both its message and it

. >>> two tech giants amazon and ebay ride to the news media. >>> the tightening grip on the news media in russia. and the nelson mandela story. >>> when nicolas maduro became president, he was succeeding hugo chaz. in his first few admonition in office, maz rowe i maduro is gee face time than his pre predecesr did. chavez is gone but the media war goes on. this week in local elections that were seen as a litmus test for maduro, the opposition accused the government of an outright information blockade, that fold a global vision television channel, global vision, coverage of opposition rallies and pret press conferens subsequently reduced, maduro says, right wing elite many intent on ousting him. our focus, car caracas. >> maduro doesn't have the ability to engage the people as chavez had. maduro his relationship with the media is a work in progress. >> usually politicians try at the very least to appear to make nice with the media. even outlets they consider hostile. in venezuela, such niceties go unobserved. here are just some of the things nicolas maduro said about the venezuelan medi

the name of that organization was the new israel fund. now over the past 10 years, many people have come to me to ask me to take a fresh look at how taxpayer money is being used in israel. we're spending a lot of money, in this country, to assist peace and reconciliation in israel because that is the american school. that is an american value. it turns out that my investigation documents that taxpayer money is actually financing the flames of confrontation and even terrorists and. i am going to beat reefing today on policy, on what is wrong with american policy, what is wrong with american legislation and what we can do about it. i'm going to start with one of the most astonishing facts that i found. american taxpayer money is fungible in financing terrorist salaries of palestinian terrorists who are come to depend serving time in israeli prisons. the more heinous their crime, the more of your money they're getting. here's how it works. if a palestinian terrorist commits an act of terror against innocent civilians, say a family or a virus

the test of time and all that. do we have a whole show worth of best new things that are freaking the best new things in the world that ought to be on for the end of the year show? >> yes. >> easily. i've got one. we have about 44 minutes of program, 16 minutes of commercial. just play this. >> you would like one more. >> i personally do, yes. >> what is it? >> but he's gay. but he's gay. which has so much unexpected excellence. but he's gay. you could win with that alone. but there's more. >> it's the most newsy. >> but he's gay. and then there's just secret hidden surprises. we should have t-shirts. but he's gay. but it turns out there's an even better catch phrase. >> best new thing to the world today house republicans left for williamsburg, virginia to go to their annual retreat. a three-day event called the 2013 congress of tomorrow, which is a little weird right. as opposed to the 2013 congress of last month. speeches and strategy sessions and politico reports this year there will be two motivation al speakers for house republicans. one, a man who used to tour as a comedian with garth brooks. the other is this m

the limit. kristen and matt? >> thank you. news morning, daly city police are trying to find the person behind an unusual crime overnight, an ambulance was stolen while parked outside of a home responding to a call. our reporter joins with what investigators are revealing about this. cornell? >> yes, matt, a shock to the paramedic whose had their ambulance ripped off after midnight. ambulance would recovered a few blocks away from the original call when a gurney was still sitting on the sidewalk, in fact. the police say when the medics responded to the address and went need the house, someone not related to the legitimate medical care jumped into the ambulance and took off. it was of woulded five minutes later with small items missing from insides. police will not say what was taken. the ambulance hijacker is still at large this morning with a call into a.m.r. to find out what happened and what happened to the patient would needed help. we believe another we ambulance was dispatched to the address. >>> developing news in russia, a

video into the kron4 newseady bringing in the new yea. some parts of td are already bringing in the new year. here is video of celebrations and and seoul, south korea, and sydney, australia earlier this morning. >> there will be a variety of large and unusual objects dropping across america to my to ring in 2014. from a pineapple in hawaii, to a moon pie in alabama, a peach in atlanta, in a news signaled in tennessee. with more than 2500 waterfront crystals installed, the times square ball is a 160 year tradition. about a million people are expected to ring in 2014 in times square. >> still doesn't 13 may not have been an election year, but there were still plenty of major political stories from the end s nsa spying scandl to the health-care website. spectacular--over potential 2016 presidential contenders. shannon travis looks back at this year's politics. >> spilling secrets, leaked documents about efforts to attract phone calls and e- mail's. president obama stated is about catching terrorist. >> america is

he wanted a news program that was cutting edge. >> we can announce the starting of a fox news channel>> i knew rupert was the man who took risks. put money at risk to back it. >> mr. murdock put his faith in roger ales. from the beginning he clearly stated the mission of fox news. to report all sides of the story, unbiased and unfiltered. >> the american people are very smart. they know the difference between news, facts, analysis, commentary, opinions, spin and b.s. the other news organizations won't tell you the difference. we will. >> you are about to enter the no-spin zone. >> is it better for our country to know the details of what the elected officials are doing? i would argue it is. >> there are people who don't live in los angeles, new york, san francisco, boston and those big cities. maybe they weren't served all the time. >> it is a market sitting there waiting to be served. we serve it. >> fair and balanced, megyn kelly, taking primetime to the next degree. >> i think i am fair and balanced and fiery. >> i ask the questions here, not answer them. >> what does fair and balan

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then you click on it for stories about the new year. major plans we have a full list of events an the bay area on the front page of abc7news.com. >> local france it agencies are making it easier to not drive on new year's eve offering free rides from 8:00 p.m. tonight through tomorrow morning including all routes including cable cars and caltrain is extending hours with the final train leaving from king at 2:15 a.m. on january 1. >> there will be increased police presence on the roadways in an effort to crackdown on drunk driving during the holiday. d.u.i. checkpoints are in police tonight. >> help everyone stay safe aaa is offering free tows and a ride if anyone who has had too much to drink available to anyone throughout the bay area from 6:00 tonight until five o'clock tomorrow morning for a tow up to ten miles. the number is on the screen. there are fireworks each night at new year but this year is an extra danger because it is one of the driest years ever for the bay area. mike has been talking about that much of the calendar may sa

two have already been hotel to the new spare. there were installed to maintain the flow of ammonia and the proper flow of liquid between the removal of the old spare and the installation of the new spare. that is proving to be a stubborn task for mastracchio and hopkins . >> we are going to try a technique. before we go to the scoop with the big hammer, we will try to use a large hook, like off of a waste tether and see if you can gently tap on the button and see if we can free it up. >> ok. ver?bail le >> that is acceptable. >> we have no idea what forces we are putting on this bail. back it off a little? [indiscernible] >> eight turns, right? >> seven and three quarters. >> go to back it off a little as well, rick. >> standby. i'm going to try that. one more. >> seven. able, weer you are will take an assessment. how much of the button were you able to push down? >> it wasn't much. just a little -- it did not go all the way down, if that makes sense. >> copy that. discussing, so standby. we think we might be on the forward side o

. >>> the new year is coming, whether you like it or not. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino, in for great great. it's that time of year when everyone pledges to be bettner the next year in very important ways. president obama telling the press his resolution was to be nicer to them. kanye west pledging to stop talking trash for six months. glenn beck says he would like to be a better man in 2014. greta says her resolution is to clean up her office. and joining me now, a couple of my co-hosts from "the five." this is an amazing peanut butter chocolate coming together for new year's eve. it's like a perfect combination. what are you going to be doing tomorrow night? >> who is peanut butter and who's chocolate? >> you now how they meet on the stairs? it's like the perfect combination. >> i'll eat those any day of the week. they're delicious. >> explain what you're going to be doing. >> we're going to have the first hour of the fox special, going from 9:00 until 12:30. and we're going to have 9:00 to 10:00. since kimberly and i have been through t

the new york times. it is getting his courage back but it did hold a story that is similar to snowden's for a year. for which james rise and finally got the pulitzer prize it was all about the wiretapping done by the n.s.a. and one doesn't like to see those things happen because you're but you buy out of the pressure of the times and you have to think about press freedom as something that's goes on a straight line and that doesn't when we get in bad times for the nation name we now you know goes down it should be it should be the same all the all the time. where do you were do we draw the line in terms of. what can be released i mean chelsea manning did a huge data dump the most famous part was that video clip and one could argue maybe the video clip of the u.s. chopper pilots killing the the reuters journalists and the other locals would have been enough you know but it was a huge data dump snowden has released large amounts to wiki leaks released recently releasing large amounts you talked about sort o

the brush fire does top our news this morning. started in santa clara county sending thick smoke into our already hazy skies. we have team coverage on the story. christina loren has details about account impact thaul smoke ut on the bay area. we do begin with nbc bay area's bob riddell. is he live where the fire start on mount hamilton road. the big question, do we know what started it? >> they do believe they know. good morning to you, peggy. cal fire tells us they believe this is definitely suspicious, and that scorched area right there, they believe, is the origin until just moments ago. this is what was there as we take a look at the video we shot not too long ago. you're looking at a burned out honda accord. cal fire brooefz that was the origin of this morning's fire that started around 5:30. if you look behind the accord, you can see the black scorching on the surrounding vegetation. you can he see how once that car started fire, it spread uphill there vomthere. it ended up burninga!ix roughly acres. right now the fire looks

your play of the day. >>> 6:25 now. a newun law set to take effect in a few days has people lining up to get their before the year ends. the new requirements and why some people say they're an invasion of privacy. >> reporter: i'm mark kelly live in san francisco where a high-speed chase topped 70 miles per hour. coming up, how it started and how that chase came to an end. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and now, police are urging residents of a >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> a train derails in north dakota sparking explosions there and now police are urging residents of an entire town to evacuate. >> plus, two terror attacks have rocked the same russian city in two days. the security concerns now overred that doing the upcoming olympics games. >> plenty of clouds, no rain. will that change for the new year? we'll talk about that coming up. >> one of our only slow spots traffic-wise castro valley. we'll explain why coming up. >> and good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, it is new year's eve, i'm frank ma

when the wet conditions with this new thing i hope and pray to you but they're giving the world the gift of democracy in britain i'm a new zealand i'm also a vice president of the top entrance and we shared a common experience of having to leave its league isn't democracy. yet we owe more on the role of trusted leaders. we understand finds that we also understand the course of freedom that we seeing around the world today and the new media platform and that the shake is starting to unlawfully people can have a voice is of great interest to the madrid. what we want to do is helping the police into a new dialogue. we knew solutions on sheets i tasted the side effects can be the outcome the column and read it wants a sheet societies and she blooms that cites the difference. based on democratic principles. and we understand that the new media is going to be a very important concepts so do we i'm very interested in the shake and his mission. we understand the importance of the middle east and the new conversations where i'm sitting there. and so the problem and it tries to bring the moment. a

the new new new and existing schools. i think the listing was too late. we haven't understood enough how much people around the world load washer and delights in local communities the off season or show cruz based on the japanese spirit of respecting nature. the model i hope people around the world will understand the heart of flesh open as our food culture. where a body that does preliminary screening of candidates recommended that marshall could be added to the list this recommendation was considered to be quite influential to be endorsed japan said gunter has become the country's twenty second intangible heritage elements listed by unesco. ideas include become murky and no see to it. many people in japan's food industry hercules dealing with the popularity of japanese cuisine around the world and help boost exports and domestic sphere context. we love. i hope the listing will prompt us to reflect on the diet that japanese people have the room for generations that said come on people to address the issue that can last a traditional staple government off

the new year.tages are being built and workers are busy installing the crystal ball that will take us to 2014. the ball contains more than 32,000 lightbulbs. >>> a bay area high school marching band is heading over seas. joe vasquez shows us how they will ring in 2014 in london. >> they are the pride of pittsburgh. a bunch of i kid that's love to have money. >> reporter: from the deep east bay to london town. >> it is going to be awesome. i condition believe i'm leaving the country and going out there and playing music for the queen. >> reporter: 144 members of the pittsburgh marching show band along with teachers and parents are taking off in an 11-hour flight to england. >> some of these fans have never been on an airplane. >> reporter: they worked hard for their adventure raising $80,000 over the last year through rummage sales, benefit concerts, even an online fund raising campaign. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: all for the big show next wednesday. they will join thousands of other participa

thanks for the update.. a new study by the association of executive search consultants says the biggest demand in manufacturing is for executives who can motivate as well as manage. the study ranked the top skills sought by industrial and manufacturing companies ready to make a change at the top. they prioritized in this order, the rest of what they considered key skills: leadership, strategic thinking, sector knowledge and ranked last--communication. some manufacturing is in fact, coming back to the u.s. and with some automation to overcome the cost, it will bring manufacturing closer to market and that will create some jobs in the united states. as for what to expect in 2014, executives from the manufacturing sector believed the most impact will involve cutting costs, human resources and automation. questionable hiring practices in china by jp morgan chase are being reported... according to the new york times, federal authorities have uncovered documents on the bank's decision to hire children of top chinese gov

>>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> sky 7 shows you the grass fire that raced through a hillside on mount hamilton outside of san jose at a time when the bay area is dealing with high fire danger. good morning, i am kristen sze. >> i have learned the authorities say the fire is suspicious that was recorded at 5:30 this morning in santa clara county. matt keller joins us from the scene. is the fire under control, matt? >> i checked with cal fire and they say it is 100 percent contained. this is where the fire actually started: you can see the hilli'd is burned. a stolen vehicle crashed into the hillside and started the fire. another stolen vehicle was abandoned near. when firefighters arrived there were 20 acres burning and spread to 40 acres. >> because of the lack of rain and the drought conditions, the fuels are extremely dry and more what you would see in october and getting a fire at 5:30 in the morning, the end of december, in northern california, that is unheard of. >> resident up here said there is a real problem with stolen cars being dumped in the area

the good news is by late sunday afternoon, the storm system will be moving out. i'm jackie johnson for cbs news. >>> the "associated press" reports that a retired fbi agent who disappeared in iran was on an unauthorized mission for the cia. robert levinson vanished in 2007. for years he was described as a private citizen traveling on business but that was a cover story. an a.p. investigation reveals that levinson was working for a team of cia analysts who had no authority to send him on a mission. the ap confirmed levinson cia ties in 2010 but delaying covering the story because the u.s. had promising leads to get him home. it's not clear where levinson is or whether he's alive. >>> and cbs news has learned edward snowden has just a small amount of classified information he has. and there is talk in some circles of granting snowden amnesty. in a report with "60 minutes" john miller talked with rick ledg leggett, the man in charge of the snowden leak task force. >> snowden, still believed to have access to a million and a half documents has been granted temporary a

more ahead. >>> breaking news from the fox news desk. we'll get right back to the five in a moment, but the news conference from the sheriff in arapahoe county has ended with new information about the school shooting. a student went into the school, arapahoe high school in centennial, colorado, at half past noon, saw other students, was carrying a shotgun out in the open and said where is a specific teacher whose name they are not yet giving, name or sex. he began -- the yung man began looking for this teach -- the new england man began looking for this teacher and he confronted other students and he shot one student that is slised in critical condition at an area hospital. there is a question about the way the other student was injured. police say that other student was shot but expected to be released shortly. who is this teacher? we don't know. but there is another new matter. we knew the authorities were searching this suspected shooter's locker, who is now dead and they found something. listen to the sheriff from minutes ago. >> we b

architecturally the remake was to be characterized more or less by the new library of congress. decorah that had wrenched the project from the designers and claimed it for its own had completed the library, dazzled everyone and was sent to move from that network to the rest of the city. if they wished to begin soon as possible, but they were abruptly unseated by the non-governmental architect members of the institute of architects. through the patronage of the senator james mcmillin of michigan whom the court had insulted buy not including in their plans was the head of the d.c. committee while holding a set of beautiful plans made and the professional protect. at that time of the presentation of what came to be known as the macmillian plan other changes have come. they were in buffalo and theodore was then very unlikely successor so it was roosevelt who toured the presentation in 1901 at it was a revival of the original scheme to washington approved by george washington and substantially improved further with the inspiration of the chicago world eight years before. they were wit

>> from the brand new set to the brand new member of our family. as the last weekend of 2013, the anchors took a look back on a year of "weekend today." ♪ >> it is our first weekend here in the new studios. do not adjust your television set. this baby rotates a full 360 degrees. >> look at this huge tv screen. this is where i'm going to come watch the super bowl. >> i feel like there's something -- >> that's my husband. >> time to raise a glass and toast lester's first ten years on "weekend today." >> the one thing that hasn't change about the "today" show, the party on the plaza! >> i'm going to finish my bagel and dylan, what's the weather? ♪ i want to scream and shout and let it all out ♪ ♪ >> lester made a hole in his. >> you feel like you digested it really easily? >> we're making cauliflower soup. the ultimate comfort food is mac and cheese. >> thanks. ♪ >> it's off tune. you're good to go. ♪ >> what is your talent that you're going to be doing for us? >> i'm going to do the news, the open of the 8:30 half hour on the "today" show. >> hearing

>> officials say until weather changes, this will be the new normal. all of the spare the air days making for beautiful sun sets like this one out tonight just spectacular but can be a major health problem for people. now, it's having an impact on bay area businesses as well. abc7 news cornell bernard is live with the story. >> a lot of people not happy. and it has become the new normal and businesses are worried. >> hazy shade of winter, air quality continues to be poor. >> i hike up in the hills it's absolutely awful looking. less burning but people are still burning and we're spotting them. >> homeowners will get a ticket in the mail, it's $100 for first time violations. it can be waived if you take a clean air course. but don't ignore it. >> we've taken folks to small claims court when they've refused to do anything or refuse a ticket. every day, we check this. >> two cords and haven't burned any wood yet. >> that may explain why customers aren't calling and employees being sent home, early. >> no work, basically. >> regular customers have stopped d

the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a st

news "our story." we launched in 1996. from theeginning there has been a mission fair and balanced news and a motto, we report, you decide. today i can remember that you have decided fox news channel is the number one cable news network in america and you have made us number one for 12 consecutive years for both total day and prime time. how did that happen? you are about to find out. >> >> george bush, this is your life. >> i used to think fair, balanced and dangerous. >> you never know what the guests are going to say. you never know what we are going to say. >> good job. >> in the minute it was like headline news. then it was loosened up. we were totally lose. >> i think brian chal henningchd me to a couple of races outside in high heels. >> it is the equivalent of throwing up or boston red sox fan. this is an honor and a privilege. >> the fox brand has a reputation for being edgy with movies, television shows and sports have always been innovative and fearless. >> what the bloody hell was that? >> but news core chairman rupert

. >>> this is the bay area's news station. kron4news at 11:00 starts now. >>> respondents for the ventilator and current treatment support by respondent. >> i keep thanking god and everybody out there to keep praying for my daughter. >> an emotional statement by the family of jahi mcmath. she will stay on a ventilator at least another week. she has a facility outside of california that will take jahi but children's hospital would have to cooperate to get her moved. jeff, what is the latest? this fight is not over. >> reporter: today is supposed to be the day jahi was taken off the ventilator, but they got an extension on the court order. >> i am not trying to hold on to a corpse. my daughter is alive. it may be a small victory. today was a hard day for me. i feel like my daughter is on death row. >> reporter: the legal victory to keep her daughter on a ventilator for another week is a nice surprise giving the family time. >> i am her voice. all of those people praying for her is her voice. >> reporter: the family needs to come

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it's the only local, live new year's eve show in the bay area.e you a front seat to the biggest and best fireworks and parties. that's tuesday night - after the 11 oclock news. >> now lets check on weather. leading into the new year. this is a live look from our camera on mount tam. now a shot from san francisco --- a view from our rooftop. it's been another nice day -- and meteorologist brian van aken is here with the latest. >> the temperatures are still in the '50s. it is a little bit cooler into fairfield. we will have a called cover and place. the clouds are clearing in as few hours and we will see the temperatures plummet. it will be a lot like what we saw last night. here is the shot that we just show you of the embarcadero. look for a lot of sunshine and and the colts'--will have more days with the horizon to the mid 60's for saturday and sunday. not much change for next week. we will still be in mild temperatures. for new year's eve, it is looking pretty nice. we should be clear. it is also looking eyes for the sierra. sunshine and warm

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this is our look back at the top news stories of the f.b.i.'s first century work real closely with the f.b.i. on this which was a real treat and we tell the good stuff in the bad stuff you know we talk about cointelpro we talk about who are they also tell about some of the great times when the media and the law enforcement work together well we're in our f.b.i. exhibit and behind you is the actual cabin that ted kaczynski otherwise known as the unabomber lived in montana in the rural wilds of montana for nearly twenty years this is the cabin where he made his deadly bombs he injured many people he killed three he was sort of a mad genius and the f.b.i. pursued him for nineteen years before they finally caught him and when they raided the cabin they found a live bomb ready to go in the cabin and the story we like to tell there oh is that there was cooperation between law enforcement and reporters because. the post in the times to print his thirty five thousand word manifesto and he'd stop bombing and they did and it led to his arrest credible st

in central park the mercury reached 71 degrees, a new record. records were also set in philadelphia. meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm has more on the storm system. >> well, the storm system that brought us snow and severe weather is now moving off the east coast, and our main concern now is up in the far northeast . from boston up through maine, the chance of icing through the early morning hours here and in the shaded area an ice storm, ice storm warning in this area. this weather alert is for windchills. the pink area, windchill warning where windchills could get down to 40 degrees below zero for this morning. the next batch of snow coming in, this clipper system comes through the midwest in perfect time for christmas eve and christmas day with a little bit of snow. ed curran, cbs news. >>> bad timing. today is an important deadline for the affordable health care act. those who want coverage must be enrolled today. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> wendy, good morning. today is the deadline for most ame

"the new york times" ndr fire. hazi is said to have no connection on the infamous anti-isl video that the obama administration tried repeatedly to cite as the cause. in a popular islamist preachers screened a clip of this video on the ultraconservative egyptian channel. american diplomats raised the alarm in washington about a growing backlash, including calls for a protest outside their embassy. in direct contrast, from the second in command. telling congress hat he personally informed hillary clinton that the video was a nonevent in libya in the attack was a coordinated terrorist attack. in endorsing the assertions despite the evidence directly found. >> it's just common sense. you can see the protests. the video was clearly being used by extremist as extremists as some sort orallyingry against th united states. >> these folks don't carry id cards and e know someone that they have taken, this includes inspiration from al qaeda ideology, certainly. that is whaat the investigation is looking at right now. lori: mult