titus davis pulls central michigan to within one. kicked the extra point, go to overtime, right?rong. central michigan decides to go for two. rush, the fade, but the corner back's name is wonderful teri. he breaks it up. and western kentucky wins the popeye's bahamas bowl by one. merry christmas, good morning, america. for the latest live "sportscenter," turn to espn at 9:00. have a great day. >>> thanks. up next in the pulse, all the free publicity. an international scandal. how was "the interview," really? >>> and a christmas tree that refuses to turn down, or off, for that matter. lly big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. and call your doctor right away. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health con

. >> geologist and hartwick college professor robert titus analyzes lex's footage and says the icebergad all the telltale signs of an impending breakdown. >> now what's happening here is this iceberg drifted into warm water. the warmth of the surrounding water caused the ice to expand and to contract and to fracture and to crack. and by the time these people got there, the whole thing simply collapsed. >> lex uploads his incredible shot to youtube and within one month, he gets 200,000 views. sometimes it takes traveling thousands of miles away from home to be in the right place at the right time. >> i was really lucky. and just -- yeah, happened to hold the camera and be happy to show it to the rest of the world. >>> coming up -- residents of a small italian town run for their lives to escape a massive landslide. when "caught on camera: watch out" continues. new volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta and the precisely engineered passat tdi. ah, the gift of clean diesel. for the new volkswagen on your list this year, just about all you need, is a pen. festive, isn't it? get zer

titus. >> thank you. thank you both for all the good work you do with families during this most difficult time. i would ask ms. neiberger-miller, if you have the same experience dealing with people and talking to families that we heard reported in the surveys that the n.c.a. does. they say their surveys show 95% of people are satisfied. it's got the best marks of any government agency. does that -- is that compatible with what you hear on the ground from families? >> we hear from families that they're often very satisfied with the burial process. unfortunately, we do work with people who are bereaved and many of these people are struggling with short-term memory loss issues or some other issues going on. they're often in a great state of shock. these are people who died young, who were not expected to die, who often died in very violent ways. and so their family is often in a great degree of shock. the burial is often very quickly after the death. there's not a wait typically for an active duty service th

. >> that was jennifer titus reporting. >>> christmas time in the city. the giant christmas tree in rockefeller center was lit last night. the 85-foot tall norway spruce decorated with more than 45,000 lights and it's topped with a huge, sparkling star. >>> coming up, after the local news on "cbs this morning," live from the kennedy space center on the launch of the o'ryan spacecraft. a warning about the flu vaccine with dr. holly phillips will be on. then we sit down with christian louboutin. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> developing right now on "eyewitness news", killed on the job, a construction worker hit by a car overnight and now we are waiting to hear if police will file charge's against driver. it is thursday, december 4th, good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for erika this morning. the here are stories we are following today. tree lighting ceremony interrupted when protesters return the two streets of philadelphia over fatal police shooting in ferguson and jury decision over a choker hold

and that's something titus fisher was determined not to see happen to his own children.void a future of gang-banging. >> i've seen my son getting ready to start when he was only 14. so, i hurried up and got him out of there. that's another reason i moved out here. when we moved out here, i said, you can be whatever you want to be. you know what i mean? now he's straight-as. he hasn't got a "b" in, like, three years. he's straight as. on the football team. star football player. so, he's on his way to do something. you know what i mean? >> thompson also has three children. but their future seems less certain. >> i had a son. he go bang what daddy bang. >> what is that you want from him? >> he'll have the same life. but if he choose the other way, hey, go ahead. >> for you it's not a negative for him to spend a lot of time in prison, for your son? it's not a negative for you? >> nah. >> in another context, in another environment, it might be a parent saying to their child, if you don't end up being a doctor i'll still love you. with duker it was, like, if his son didn't end

titus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i represent las vegas, so there's a lot of enthusiasm in nevada for the development of drones or uafs, we've got a lot of open space. we've got creach air force base. we've got a creative gaming industry that wants to provide bottle service by the pool with these things. i mean, the potential is great. we applied to become a test center, we got that. i was supportive of that. we've been working on it. but the enthusiasm is starting to wane because that test site is not producing like we thought it would. i hear ms. gilligan being positive about it, but the things that i hear from people who have briefed me from nevada are more in line with what dr. dillingham pointed out. just they just don't think it's getting off the ground, so to speak. and i heard ms. gilligan say about three different times, we are working on this so we can start to address some of the concerns. well, that doesn't give me a lot of comfort because you've been working on the rule for such a long time, i don't think

. >> that was jennifer titus reporting. >>> it's christmas time in the city. the giant christmas tree in rockefeller center was lit last night. the 85-foot tall norway spruce decorated with more than 45,000 lights strung over five miles of wire, and it's topped with a huge, sparkling star. >>> coming up, after the local news on "cbs this morning," live from the kennedy space center on the launch of the o'ryan spacecraft. a warning about the flu vaccine with dr. holly phillips will be on. then we sit down with christian louboutin. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm michelle >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, december 4. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 4:30. today is much better than yesterday. >> whoo! >> we actually got to drive into work without our knuckles doing this. >> there was actually a sighting of the almost full moon out there this morni

titus said, your very evenhanded approach to these issues and bipartisan way. rare in this town, and i, for one, really appreciate. we will miss you. secondly, i'm honored to be with the people here at this table over the last few years. i've really gotten to know them. and i can tell you, patrick hallinan has been doing a great job out there, but now he's the tip of the spear. he's the guy leading the pack out of there. i was asked by the secretary of the army about four years ago to head up an advisory committee on the arlington national cemetery. they have come light years in four years. i can tell you that. four years ago they were operating off of three by five cards. now they've got the technologists they can launch a satellite. i mean, it's quite amazing the transformation that they have put together out there. the veterans administration, mr. chairman, i used ahead many, many years ago, and we are working closely with the va. i met with secretary mcdonald and we're in agreement particularly on some sensitive issues regarding the punch bowl cemetery in a

with that i'll yield to the ranking member, miss titus. >> thank you.u both for all the good work you do with families during this most difficult time. i would ask miss neiberger-miller, if you have the same experience dealing with people and talking to families that we heard reported in the surveys that the nca does. they say their surveyed show 95% of the people are satisfied, it has the best marks of any government agency. hear on the ground from families? >> what we hear from families is that they're often very satisfied with the burial process. unfortunately, we do work with people who are traumatically r bereaved so many of these people are struggling with short-term memory losses or other issues going on. they're often in a great state of shock. these are people who died young who were not expected to die, who often died in very violent ways, and so their family is often in a great degree of shock. the burial is often very quickly after the death. there's not a wait typically for an active duty service that's extremely long, and so the family som

titus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i represent las vegas, so there's a lot of enthusiasm in nevada for the development of drones or uafs, we've got a lot of open space. we've got creach air force base. we've got a creative gaming industry that wants to provide bottle service by the pool with these things. i mean, the potential is great. we applied to become a test center, we got that. i was supportive of that. we've been working on it. but the enthusiasm is starting to wane because that test site is not producing like we thought it would. i hear ms. gilligan being positive about it, but the things that i hear from people who have briefed me from nevada are more in line with what dr. dillingham pointed out. just they just don't think it's getting off the ground, so to speak. and i heard ms. gilligan say about three different times, we are working on this so we can start to address some of the concerns. well, that doesn't give me a lot of comfort because you've been working on the rule for such a long time, i don't think

titus: thank you for yielding.'d like to highlight a significant provision in the national defense authorization bill and it's language based on h.r. 2415, the las vegas public valley springs and tulley springs fossel beds national monument. this important legislation will enact a number of land conveyances across southern nevada, including over 400 acres for the nellis air force base for critical training missions. in addition, the legislation will protect nearby lands that protect fossel beds dating back to the ice age. this bipartisan legislation enjoys the support of the entire nevada delegation as well as the las vegas metro chamber of commerce, county and local officials, education institutions, local tribal governments and area environmentalists. for years we have been working with leadership in the house and senate to advance this legislation which will strengthen our national security mission at nellis. it will promote economic development for southern nevada and it will preserve our natural history for ge

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look at titus, he dives in and goes for the touch down. they trail by 35 points at one juncture.stead of the extra point and force the overtime, they go for 2 and they lose despite that play. 7 touch down passes again, all those laterals, they go for not. i would go for 1. after a play like that, i mean it just doesn't matter. >> painful. >> of course the big story around these parts is that both the raiders and the 49ers will be looking for a new head coach. jim's family was urging him to take the michigan job, absolutely falses say brother john that coaches the ravens. the family has said they're going to stay out of the process and they don't want to know until jim makes his decision. >> speaking about michigan, they tweeted out this message for jim. naturally today, he asked about the tweet from michigan. >> i had a lot of nice birthday wishes, and hopefully, you'll have the same on your birthday. a smile on your face, and a few kind words. that's all you really need. i wish you guys a very merry christmas. [ laughter ] >> yeah, it's good to see him smile for once. >> is the

there's a scripture, titus, chapter 2 verse 14 through 15 that i think so aptly describes marion barrys unto himself a particular people of zealous works. speak these things extort and rebuke all authority. let no one despise you. i believe that scripture sums up marion barry. he gave himself to the people so that we would have a better life. >> amen. >> and despite so many -- so what would people say about him, he was there for us. we are proud to represent him. god bless marion barry. >> my dear brother marc morial, urban national league. >> greetings and good afternoon first to cora masters barry and marion christopher barry let me first express our prayers and condolences on the loss of the late great marion barry who just joined us at the urban league conference in cincinnati, ohio in late july. marion barry was part of a generation. a generation of civil rights leaders who worked and toiled and fought and then became that generation of african-american mayors in the 1970s who brought the ethic and edic of civil rights to the halls of america. gibson and jackson bradley and young,

. >> hasn't that been moe titus-- they get to write things in the legislation? >> yes. here between this campaign finance restriction that was changed such that individuals can increase their giving now by a factor of 10. there's more money in politics. there's less needed regulation on the financial sector and at the same time they're cutting the irs budget which means we're going to be less able to enforce our tax code. it means more tax avoidance. >> your government at work. thank you both. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> and we're getting word of major air travel disruptions stemming from london's heath row airport. closed due to a possible power outage. the breaking details on that next. can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] -i'm flo! -i know! i'm going to get you your rental car. this is so ridiculous. we're going to manage your entire repair process from paperwork to pickup, okay little tiny baby? your car is

i am very concerned about the levels of from titus and long -- bronchitis and lung infections in our communities. we are failing them if we cannot enact more stringent controls. the california children's health study looked at children who grow up in more polluted areas and came to the stunning conclusion that lung function for those kids drop by 20% -- dropped by 20%. that just came from playing outside. i have a couple questions to ask you i can submit for the record if we don't have time. , ozone values,ty staten island, and long island, have been dropping since 1990 but values are still at or above the current standard, especially during summer months. what are measures that can be put in place to help new york and other states meet the proposed standards? >> i mentioned the tier three engine and fuel standards the agency finalized at the beginning of this year. those will go into effect starting in 2017 and will significantly reduce emissions from motor vehicles. the populated place like east coast, that will have a tremendous and very quick impact. reductions by power plants wi

congregations around the aegean rim, or he sends out his helpers and his coworkers, people like timothy and titus, to take information or check out what's happening over in philippi or soplace like that, sometimes perhaps even to go and help start a new congregation someplace over in, say, colossae or maybe up toward the interior in galatia. so we have to imagine the pauline mission as a kind of beehive of activity. >> ( dramatized ): greet andronicus and junia, my relatives who were in prison with me. greet my beloved epaenetus, who was the first convert in asia for christ. greet apelles, greet ampliatus, my beloved in the lord. greet urbanus, our coworker in christ and my beloved stachys... >> the traditional view of the composition of the early christian communities is that they are from the proletariat. early marxist interpreters of christianity make a great to-do with this. it's a movement of the proletariat. it's essentially from the lowest classes. but if you actually look at the book of acts, and you look at paul, and you begin to collect the people who are named or identified in some way

there's a scripture, titus chapter two verse 14-15 that i think so aptly describes marion barry. and rebuke all authority. let no one despise you. i believe that scripture sums up marion barry. he gave himself to the people so that we would have a better life. and despite so many, so what people will say about him, he was there for us. we are proud to represent him. god bless marion barry's legacy. [applause] >> my dear brother, marc morial, national urban league. >> greetings and good afternoon first to cora masters barry, and marion christopher barry. let me express on a half of the urban league movement, friends and supporters around the nation, our prayers and condolences on the loss of the late great marion barry, who just joined us at the urban league conference in cincinnati, ohio, in late july. marion barry was part of a generation, a generation of civil rights leaders who worked and toiled and thought, and then became that generation of african-american mayors in the 1970s who brought the ethic and the edict of civil rights and social justice to the city halls of america

titus forgive my voice.c½fkf1 o i have a cold. whether we want to endorse that. if it is declared a world heritage site that there's prevent us from maintaining and improving upon the site as> i agree with that. well, thank you. >> mr. secretary can you identify him for the record please? >>btje thatç mike conley, our chiefr >> thank you very much. mr. >> question@6fls forbz2hu holland. husband are both eligible for understanding is that the rules do not allow them to reserve a plot next to each other and if they do want to be buried together they'll be buried one on top of another and they'll share a;zg headstone with1> one's name on one side and the x40iwother's on the other.÷i is that a rule in place because ofkh space,zp in other words, you're not allowed to reserve a plot next to your spouse like you might at another national cemetery because i t

titus. >> i represent las vegas though there was a lot of enthusiasm in nevada for the development of drones, a lot of open space, a very creative gaming industry that wants to provide service by the pool with these things. the potential is great. we applied to become a test center. we got that. i was supportive of that and we were working on it but the enthusiasm is starting to wane because the test site is not producing like we thought it would. i hear ms. gilligan being positive about it but the things that i hear from people who briefed me from nevada are in line for -- they just don't think it is getting off the ground so to speak and i heard ms. gilligan say about three times we are working on this so we can start to address the concerns. that doesn't give me a lot of comfort. i don't think working on it to address the concerns is going to get us there in time to be competitive. i don't know that it goes to canada instead of one of our test centers. seems to me there are three problems that i hear over and over from different folks from nevada come and talk to me. they don't kno

titus: i ask s. unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. to give we need veterans the tools they need to survive in civilian life. sadly, far too many who sacrificed so much on our behalf returned home to find they've struggled to find housing, employment. we can and must do better. that's why i'm proud to partner with my republican colleague, david mckinley, to introduce legislation that honors our commitment by providing resources to help veterans pursue higher education and gain the skills and training they need to succeed in stem careers. the ability to analyze, communicate and motivate hold during their military training make veterans ideal candidates in the fields related to science, technology, math and engineering. and with growth in the stem fields for jobs that's expected to outpace other professions in the next few years, this will meet the demands of our high tech fields. so i ask my colleagues to join mr. mckinley and me in upholding our promise to our nation's heroes and support the