. >>> it was an all-time low for ucla in scoring. number 80, duke's offense surging in the second half. duke wins 80-63. maybe ucla got a little nervous. 45 nba scouts on hand. >> the scouts need to stop showing up. >> good for them. number one arizona, aaron gordon gets 21 points in that game. during a time-out arizona paying tribute to an air force family. surprise reunion with father and husband. mom and kids are absolutely surprised. he was serving in asia. >> got to love the reunions. >>> in hockey the philadelphia flyers, a behind the back and no looking shot. almost deserve the win with a shot like that. >>> call him sir charles barkley. shaquille o'neil, johnson and smith jam out during the break. look at barkley just hanging out. kind of like the grinch. didn't have his coffee yet. >> as soon as bill ask i get to the desk we will do that. >> wait for me to get there. >>> just ahead prince william's pet name to wife, kate. >>> plus caught on tape singing the classics for the holidays. >>> busy weekend for people traveling to

. >> it was 123-4986 when students at ucla were removed by. tell me about that time. >> it was interesting because there were movements all over the country. but here in california we had some legislators who were pushing for that investment for a long time, and students picked up on that. in addition nationally there was a movement being headed by the transafrica organization in washington, d.c. and it involved a compass protest outside of enabout embs throughout the country. but we also have to understand that this movement was not only in california, but throughout the united states, and actually throughout the world. and it was a heady time. >> a heady time a time that our current president, president barack obama got caught up in himself when he was younger. he said this was one of the first political movements he was actually, in fact, involved. how do you feel that it drew so many students? >> well, you have to understand what was going on in the world, what was going on in south africa. we had just seen the protest in south africa rela

also notably ucla and the california health study in 2011 found another 18,000 san francisco residents that received diabetes or border line. >> 1 in 3 children are obese? >> that is correct. those are not included in our calculations because they don't fit in those categories yet but we do think they are important numbers. the last piece of our report is -- >> with respect to children, i know that as discussed in the beginning in terms of children beyond obesity are children getting diabetes or prediabetes and we know that once someone whether you are a kid develops prediabetes you are on your way and we are hearing more and more about kids in high school having not just prediabetes but full on diabetes and when you speak to pediatricians and disadvantaged part of the city with prediabetes or full diabetes. it's stark. >> yeah. we found some statistics that showed approximately 3600 cases of childhood diabetes diagnosed annually. >> can i just throw in another question. i know that robert from uc sf pointed it's not just diabetes and obesity but also liver damage and other health prob

you know, maybe ucla got nervous here. there were 45 nba scouts on hand for that game. >>> number one arizona routs southern. 69-43. arizona's aaron gordon getting 21 points in the game. during a time-out, arizona pays tribute to an air force family. wife tanya campbell you saw there in tears thinking they're getting gifts. nope. as you see there, it's her husband, master sergeant chris campbell, reunited after six months for the holidays. >>> how about a hockey winning goal like that one? a behind-the-back no-looking shot. philadelphia rallying 5-4 over columbus. >>> you don't want to lose viewers during halftime reports, they're trying to say. so how about imitating the off-broadway hit "stomp." that's what shaquille o'neal, ernie johnson jr. and kenny smith tried to do. charles barkley, evidently here not a fan of musicals. or was just tired. >>> just ahead, prince william's pet names for wife kate. and a joke that he played on little brother, harry. >>> plus caught on tape. sofia vergara singing the classics for the ho

ucla and. sc for the victory bell, for rod gilmore and. >> quint: i'm bob wischusen. so long from atlanta. >>> now on abc 7 news at 4:00, north korea releases video of a bay area man held captive. what experts say it could mean for his release. >>> also, find out what keeps an east bay family positive two years after their baby was killed in a shooting. >>> and forget cyber monday, a look at the growing power of cyber friday and how small businesses plan to get their cut of holiday spending. abc 7 news starts now. >>> a palo alto man we maines captive in north korea today. late last night, he read a statement apologizing for his actions during the korean war. despite the alleged apology, there's hope today he could come home. hello and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us. >> reporter: one expert on north korea believes newman's so-called apology video could be a good sign that he could be coming home. and those here in his retirement community are also hopeful he may be coming home season. yellow ribbons are being tied

if you are not heading to the rose bowl, the next thing if you are ucla or usc is to win the victoryowl. brett hundley with a pair of rushing touchdowns. even the gatorade is proper color at ucla, a bath jimmy mora will gladly enjoy after turning that program again. >> the iron bowl, no. 1 alabama against no. 4 -ranked auburn. we'll fast-forward to the 4th quarter, tied at 21. 28-21 alabama with 10.5 minutes left to play. auburn still down by a touchdown with less than a minute left. nick market throwing marshall throws to coates and they are tied with two seconds left. t.j. yeldon took off, going 24 yards to the auburn 38. the question was was there anytime left on the clock? nick saban made his case for one second, allowing the tie to go for a 57-yard field goal. adam griffith will be wide and short. davis finds a lane and tightropes the sideline and the outcome of this game just turned 180 degrees. no need for overtime as auburn wins 34-28 in one of the most unlikely finishes in college football history. auburn will now play for the sec championship and alabama's hosts of the thir

we received his masters in commuter science and other degrees from ucla. join me in welcoming our panel people. and as mayor as one of the finite cities in america why are you supporting immigration >> thank you carl. let me repeat my hangz or thanks for julia and kevin. this is the first company i visit in this city and carl thank you. and the carl bishop group is very important working with our chamber of commerce and the other nonprofit. a simple answer is jobs. the reason i'm working on immigration reform. i used to be a civil rights attorney and helped folks to 0 reunite with their families. but at the time the direction connect to the history of the city being a city of immigrants 35 percent of all the small businesses in san francisco was owned by an immigrant. our whole history this city's been built on good immigrants who found ideas and employed others. and today that story has not changed. i think that the businesses in succeed if we have good sound business policies but we make sure there's comprehensive immigration reform. because we've he lea

we >> they were only two of the 18 with the help of the ucla large study and they were help you in the last 12 months, and ever run out of enough money, to buy groceris for your family, and the other and have you in the last 12 months had the lack of food so that the members of your family went hungry and it is very important to remember nice that children who are hungry, not only have more health issues they do not learn as well, i site the st. paul minnesota school district provides free meals to all public school children no child should go hungry and no child should be teased about having to have a free lunch or a breakfast. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for looking at this issue and my name is robert jones and i am a cook in san francisco. and i reside in the area, of the city. and i have lived in sros in the city, and i had to use the free meals program in the past and i have been on cal fresh and currently when the time avails me i am able to help out with one of the programs in the cooking classes and one of the points that i would like to reiterate is, the fact of e

be sure to join us on december 31st for the hyundai sun bowl as virginia tech takes on number 17 uclaotball action tomorrow. >> tim: brian says we can now have dinner and he will pay. spencer tillman, brian jones, tim brando saying so long. bye bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ keep them in your pocket. you won't be needing them with us. at southwest, low fares never mean low service. ♪ if it matters to you, it matters to us. ♪ if it matters to you, it matters to us. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening, i am jim axelrod. the calendar says winter doesn't start for another week but try telling that to anyone caught in the path of a massive fast-moving storm that stretches more than 1,000 miles from missouri to maine. this is the third major snow and ice storm this month. more than 10,000 flights have been canceled this week, 1,000 today alone. and as terrell brown reports, the timing of this storm couldn't be any worse for retailers, in the midst of an already short shopping season that has been underwhelming. >> reporter: in the middle of a gusty snow

parker for, and a blue dels beat ucla.one, the no look back handed goal for the game winner versus columbus. beautiful. by the way, i know kenny is at home. he has been throwing up along with his cat apparently he claims. >> contagious. >> yeah, with the cat. >> poor guy. >> anchor men don't usually get sick. sick. >> well you hear,,,,,,,, to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. >> david let eman is next with steve carrel. have a wonderful evening. >> get well

instead he's staying with ucla. more from the pack 12.quarterback marcus announce he will return to the duck next season. passing up a top 5 opportunity in the upcoming nfl draft red shirt sophomore unfinished business left in college. leaving stanford. thrown for over 3000 yards. 30 touch down just 4 interception so. >> good for the duck absolutely by the way war quarters gym a football. come back with 27 point deficit and they beat toronto. good stuff. >> thanks very much larry. >> has this edition of 7 news hear on coffee tv 20. here's hear on coffee tv 20. here's all of us i'm dan ashley thanks pelton [over pa]: it's hard to believe finals are here. and i know during this stressful time, my voice blaring over a pa can't help. which is why, for the next three days, you'll hear nothing but soothing sounds of nature.

with its long tradition of broadcasting the sun bowl continues down in el paso with virginia tech and uclae on new year's eve day. phil: you know jim as i said this, joe flacco in his second half. you will still be the starting quarterback. see how it reacts. if you think it does not give you the best chance to win it is not the worst for his protection and your team you might have to play taylor here in the second half. jim: well, they are down 11. jets are threatening to go in. they have a goal to go situation down at miami with that game tied up 7-7 late first half. that was part of the equation. 17-6, the last 17 of the half belonging to cincinnati. green with the long touchdown catch. later jones with a beautiful grab. you are watching the nfl on cbs. james: welcome back to our new york studio and the verizon halftime report. i am james brown along with coach, shannon and boomer. shannon: andy dalton did not get off to a great start. two interceptions on the first two possessions. up top a.j. green answers down below and into the end zone. he would score another touchdown. 17-6. dan:

ucla football player recently proposed to his girlfriend and you may have noticed the proposal took place in a hospital room. this is the reason. he lost his left lower leg in a motorcycle accident months after meeting her. she stuck with him all through the surgery and the physical therapy and they even had dates at the hospital. this is not the first time he has proposed, but it is the only time he had a ring, number one, and number two was not on morphine. and by the way, she said yes. >> that's nice. >>> the las vegas cabdriver who returned a huge wad of cash left behind by a passenger received a big reward for his honesty. he turned in $300,000 that was left in the backseat of the yellow checkered cab he was driving. money believed to be winnings from a local poker player. today the unidentified gambler gave him a cut, $10,000 as a reward. he says he is a devout catholic and plans to donate some of the money to his church. >>> even more starbucks customers are perking up and paying it forward this holiday season. since christmas eve workers at this starbucks have counted more than 1,

it's my understanding that a ucla study shows slight decrease in younger children but in adolescence there has been an increase in energy drinks and marketing are tied in with a lot of the types of sugary beverages. can you touch a little bit on that? >> yes. i think it's part of the environment that children are in and as an adolescence you are going to have more independence and more pocket change. the industry does a lot of marketing towards young people and whereas in the younger age groups parents have more control of what their children drink. i think that contributes. the whole series of pieces that contribute to children drinking more sugary drinks. does that answer your question? >> yes. >> so, taking a look at soda expenditures it tracks pretty closely to what we see with over weight and diabetes. it's more with people of color and the diabetes rate you see that same pattern emerging. it speaks to the fact that we have significant health inequities and desperate health outcomes. lastly, a couple of points of impacts on sugary drinks. there is a recommendation -- >> can i go

mark fry is a professional at ucla's department of integrated are biology, the patch technology is justroach being developed as we gain a greater understanding of insects attraction to humans. this notion of a chemical cloak of some sort a more effective repellent, how feasible is it? only as feasible we try it. there's going to be glitches along the way. does the cloak wear off? how effective is it? at what concentration? do the animals adapt to it? there are solid answers. we are preparing for alarge field testing in uganda. we are really exciteabout this. 6.7 million hours of the patch, with real people, one of three districts we'll be testing them, all of which have exceptionally high mal malaria rates, as well as mosquito born diseases. >> ceo amra albana is responsible for this technology in order to get to people who need it most. >> it's very difficult to take new technologies and furnish them into tangible products that were ready for the marketplace. we are excited about it and the promise for the technology but we also knew we had a long way to actually get it ready. in the l

. >> joining us now he is a professor from ucla.'s goo, one of the real joys of this moment, is going to be had a personal association. with nelson mandela if you want to take a look with the former south african president. >> well, i have known about nelson mandela since i started studying and he had always been promptly inspirational. i met him for the first time after he had been released from prison. for all of that time in the 70's and 80's he was in prison. i was struck particularly by 1 point that president obama just made. he did indeed take action with the demonstration about apartheid. i think it was in 1981. many people have had a different time from being influenced by mandela's yeah teak of ratism and his rule that existed. and that goes back to the early 1940's when he was one of the founders of the african national congress youth lead. the most stage system of government in africa. >> can you talk to us about given your studkies in this area, can you talk to us about the transformation of this man? he started out leadi

ucla football player recently proposed to his girlfriend and you may have noticed the proposal took place in a hospital room. this is the reason. he lost his left lower leg in a motorcycle accident months after meeting her. she stuck with him all through the surgery and the physical therapy and they even had dates at the hospital. this is not the first time he has proposed, but it is the only time he had a ring, number one, and number two was not on morphine. and by the way, she said yes. >> that's nice. >>> the las vegas cabdriver who returned a huge wad of cash left behind by a passenger received a big reward for his honesty. he turned in $300,000 that was left in the backseat of the yellow checkered cab he was driving. money believed to be winnings from a local poker player. today the unidentified gambler gave him a cut, $10,000 as a reward. he says he is a devout catholic and plans to donate some of the money to his church. >>> even more starbucks customers are perking up and paying it forward this holiday season. since christmas eve workers at this starbucks have counted more than 1,

. >>> it was an all season low for ucla. despite them leading at the half, the offense sirgeing. duke wins 80-63. maybe they got a little nervous. there were 45 nba scouts on hand. >> then the scouts should stay away. >> they like duke. number one arizona, aaron gordon getting 21 points in that game. during a time-out, arizona pays tribute to an air force family. there's mom and wife thinking they are getting gifts. but it's her husband. they were reunited after six months for the holidays. she doesn't like surprises. probably one she did like. >>> how about a hockey-winning goal like this one? a behind the back, no look shot. philadelphia rallying 5-4 over columbus. wasn't even looking at the goal. >>> so how about imitating the hit stomp during a halftime show? that's what shaquille o'neal, ernie johnson -- barkley is not a fan. >> bill and i should adopt that. unfortunately our rhythm was quite not as good. >> speak for yourself. i'm trying. >> maybe if we were in the same place. >>> tis the season to raleigh. with just six days until christmas, many have already hit the road.

. >> reporter: next stop, ucla, where he was a running back for four years. college career ended with a degree in political science. and now the 23-year-old is showing versatility as a fullback for the seahawks, scoring his first touchdown in the pros earlier this month. he's gotten this far with lots of hard work and by overcoming something only two other players in the entire nfl have. he is legally deaf. the result of a rare genetic disorder. >> i lost my hearing since i was 3. >> how does he do this? first of all, he makes no excuses. >> no matter what your issue, that shouldn't stop from you doing what you want to do. you should always find a wayment. >> his cull cap keeps his hearing aids in place. >> and i can read lips. i can read lips very well. so what i do is, you know, when i can't hear something, i always go and make sure i'm looking at the person. the person would is the quarterback or whatever. >> i was just like you guys. >> off the feel, coleman tries to make time to speak to deaf and hard of hearing children to offer words of encouragement.

. >> this year, casey delivered 600 toys and a $500 check to mattel children's hospital at ucla. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. we are back tonight at 5:00. have a merry christmas, everybody. take care. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, [ indistinct conversations ] >> pam: um, you don't think that maybe there's a few too many red ones? >> kristen: what? red is a great christmas color, pam. >> pam: okay. >> felicia: where is dad's famous high-test eggnog when we need it? >> thorne: oh, come on. you know this can't be easy for her without mother. >> felicia: where is the father of us all, anyway? >> thorne: i don't know. >> kristen: ask rick. maybe he knows. [ birds chirping ] >> pam: [ sighs ] [ bird chirping ]

parker for, and a blue dels beat ucla.umber one, the no look back handed goal for the game winner versus columbus. beautiful. by the way, i know kenny is at home. he has been throwing up along with his cat apparently he claims. >> contagious. >> yeah, with the cat. >> poor guy. >> anchor men don't usually get sick. >> well you heard harbaugh, no evidence, no story. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,, ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. make breakfast pop! nothing calls them to the table faster. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event

. >>> well, cal coach mike montgomery came into today one win away from passing legendary former ucla john wooden on the ncaa all time wins list. he had a chance to get it done against fresno state in the first weekend home game for cal this season. montgomery and cal, 7-0 at home this season. we'll jump to the second half. cal up by three in this game and richard solomon with the grown man jump bullying the defenders in the post. later cal up by seven. solomon with the lay-in, had a game high 17 points. cal wins 57-56. month domry does move past wooden for so possession of 27th place. st. mary's at boise state. stephen holtz had a solid first half. he does it in every way. game tied at 11. holt nails a three and he wasn't done. later in the half, holt hits a three from the corner. and he also has some defensive holt with the steal finishes with the lay-in. he had 18 in the first half. they win 82-74. the warriors lost to the rockets last night and now about to play five games in eight days. coach mark jackson wants his team to get back on track when they face the suns tomorrow. >> we

ucla football player recently proposed to his girlfriend and you may have noticed the proposal took place in a hospital room. this is the reason. he lost his left lower leg in a motorcycle accident months after meeting her. she stuck with him all through the surgery and the physical therapy and they even had dates at the hospital. this is not the first time he has proposed, but it is the only time he had a ring, number one, and number two was not on morphine. and by the way, she said yes. >> that's nice. >>> the las vegas cabdriver who returned a huge wad of cash left behind by a passenger received a big reward for his honesty. he turned in $300,000 that was left in the backseat of the yellow checkered cab he was driving. money believed to be winnings e unidentified gambleryer. gave him a cut, $10,000 as a reward. he says he is a devout catholic and plans to donate some of the money to his church. >>> even morecustomers are perks customers are perking up and fos paying it forward this holiday season. since christmas eve workers at this starbucks have counted more than 1,000 customers who

>> reporter: today, casey delivered the presents and a $500 check to mattel children's hospital at ucla as a way to give back. through the years he has been in and out of here for holidays and birthdays. >> it's definitely depressing because you don't get to move around a lot. you don't get to do anything. >> reporter: casey's toys will be handed out during the holidays and on birthdays and after medical procedures to kids just like him. is it therapeutic for the kids to get a gift? >> it's psychologically so exciting for a child because therapy, yes, means medicines and technology but it's also the psychological well-being. >> reporter: several times a day casey has to lie down because he wasn't feeling his best but that has never stopped him. >> i like to think for other kids because when i'm in the hospital it makes me think of all the other kids that are sick in the hospital during the holidays and i just want to make them feel good. >> reporter: because sometimes, that may be the best medicine possible. jeff nguyen, kpix 5. >>> coming up, the bay area fire department pitches in. we

steven fishe is an expert at ucla. he joins us from tampa, florida. mr. fishe, thank you for being with us today. >> my pleasure. >> everyone is saying it can't happen at sochi. they say it is hard, a security gauntlet is there any evidence that what happened today can't happen there? >> certainly sochi, site of the olympics will be much better guarded than a typical train station in a large city that is some ways away from sochi. so, it was of course a terrorist act could happen. it could happen in sochi, but it's less likely to happen there than for example to happen in volgegrad in the train station. >> we have seen similar attacks by this group. is the russian government doing enough to crack down on these attacks? i point out an article that and in james defense weekly that said in october, soft targets would be hit and transportation would be vulnerable. >> well, you know, everything is always vulnerable to terrorism. this is a very difficult problem. all governments that have a problem with terrorism face it. the russian government certainly does.

possible replacements here, ucla's jim moore and alabama's nick saban. who do you want? >> don't get me taking sides here. >> imagine this, super bowl xlviii with no grills, no lounge chairs, no picnic tables. that is the rule. you can eat and drink outside your car but only if it fits inside the exact boundaries of the parking space. >> really? >> yes. >> it's the super bowl. sfwlt reason, its large security cordon reduced the space at the got. >> oh, i see. >> remember the $21,000 half court shot another an oklahoma city thunder game. >> i remember this. >> the money not so sweet. it may have endangered his amateur status. he can breathe a sigh of relief here. he can keep the cash as a scholarship. maybe next to win that cash, a high schooler sinking a 7 o foot desperation shot. seconds left. 44-43. the mayor of that town was an olympic event. so do these two british gymnasts. they use the seesaws to practice jumps and coordination. by the way, they are acrobatics. they are professionals. and danica patrick performing a full veg yas show girl outfit the she comes with

. >> he was a running back at ucla for four years. graduating with a degree in political science. he is showing his versatility as a fullback for the seahawks. and he's only the third player in nfl history to be legally deaf. so, how does he do it? on the field, he makes no excuses. >> i can read lips. and i can read lips very well. so what i do, when i can't hear something, i'll always go and make sure i'm looking at the person, the person who i know, the quarterback, whoever, they look at me. >> reporter: his skull cap keeps his hearing aids in place. >> i'm basically just like all of you guys. >> reporter: off the field coleman tries to make time to speak to deaf and hard of hearing children to offer words of encouragement especially those who might be struggling. >> don't let it be an excuse for not wanting to go for your dream, whatever your dream is. certain people, in my opinion, they always find a way. if you want to be in that circle, you have to find a way. wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by u

they were on the line they were trying to connect ucla to stanford. they were trying to login. as soon as they press g, the whole thing crashed. the first attempt to do it just worked. subsequently, they got it working. it's a very small network. it is essentially built to link together the various computers to use the military resurgence. the guys who are finding that had many of these people that they had hoped to set up. so they wanted to be able to see what was going on. they didn't want the remote channel for every machine around the country. they wanted to have a single that could see all of them. this is an interesting thing that seems to happen when you have computers that allow people to connect your users of a particular mainframe would get more collaboration between the researchers say they can share that work. if you connect lots of computers together come you get more collaboration. the internet has collaboration of all sorts. not just between military research and those are people for different fields. this is what makes the internet so powerful as a means of stim

hundred hopes kyi was sentenced to nine years in prison for fraud the government froze shares in its ucla's oil company leading to its collapse. that allowed the state to regain control of russia's oil business. while still in prison. khodorkovsky was charged with stealing the company's oil instilling in a brawl. he was found guilty of embezzlement and money laundering. observers said the charges were trumped up and he was being killed for political purposes put a post these lawyers to his case to the european court of human rights in strasburg they asked for him to be recognized as a political prisoner. that request was turned down. he remained in the eye. despite being behind bars. he wrote books and used his wealth to set a successful pr machine. we managed to create a niche for itself as a crusader against the putin regime. diplomats including host the supporters have long called for his release. former german foreign minister and speak to the kitchen. he's the man who arranged the former oligarchs trip to berlin now with me and see liza she encountered a long time moscow correspondent

. >> proving there is nothing like leverage, ucla giving their head coach a six-year contract extension. he has done a nice job leading bruins to an 18-8 record in just two seasons. more pack 12 news, marcus mariota going to return to the ducks next season, projected to be a top five pick in nfl draft but had unfinished business in college. as carolyn would remind us, like beating stanford. >>> sharks swept a home stand five games or longer looking to continue success tonight toronto maple leafs. women and children, mayor is coming. captain joe thornton, his third goal, 2-0. kesel's 200th career goals were knotted at two. joe pavelski was a distraction in front of the net this, game has just gone final. sharks win in toronto. >> join me tonight at 9:00. tracking the plume. how one county is taking a look at the radio active water that may be drifting here from that damaged japanese nuclear plant. we'll take a look at 9:00 >> then at 11:00 a major mistake leads to a lawsuit. problem with a stamp and why a mix up that postal service officials made years ago is now coming back to haunt the

. >> proving there is nothing like leverage, ucla giving their head coach a six-year contract extension done a nice job leading bins to an 18-8 record in just two seasons. more pack 12 news, marcus mariota going to return to the ducks next season, projected to be a top five pick in nfl draft but had unfinished business in college. as carolyn would remind us, like beating stanford. >>> sharks swept a home stand five games or longer looking to continue success tonight toronto maple leafs. women and children, mayor is coming. captain joe thornton, his third goal, 2-0. kesel's 200th career goals were knotted at two. joe pavelski was a distraction in front of the net this, game has just gone final. sharks win 4-2. some fans in toronto. >> join me tonight at 9:00. tracking the plume. how one county is taking a look at the radio active water that may be drifting here from that damaged japanese nuclear plant. we'll take a look at 9:00 >> then at 11:00 a major mistake leads to a lawsuit. problem with a stamp and why a mix up that postal service officials made years ago is now coming back to haun

i sent him to business school he that you silly a -- ucla, used that as his thesis. >> how do you improver? it seems like it has been around forever. >> this is motorized. it is like a bumper car but when you raise the magic bar on it -- >> [laughter] the overall business climate in the toymaking industry has -- industry. has the sluggish economy has affected your bottom line? >> i know that in general, the toy business is somewhat tougher than it has been. >> that is because? >> i think that there is many theories. a lot of people think that kids are being drawn to technology, ipads and phones basically. >> consumers have been very particular about how they use and how they spend their discretionary income. what might that mean for toy sales? that when then deals are sharp, the consumers come out in droves. they are very sensitive. >> sensitive in terms of the price? >> that is right. when they perceive a really great deal, they will come out. >> what do your company's profits look like during non- peak sales periods? i would say two thirds of our profits come at the end of the year. >>

he got from ucla i believe. 16-15 lions but look at this. 61 yard field goal from justin tucker. 61 yardsravens scored zero touch down. 6 field goal and then the pick right there. as the ravens hang on 18-16. >> excellent. that's our all >> excellent. that's our all right thanks [♪] anyone know how long it takes papier-mâché to dry? longer than it took duncan to think up this assignment. i think he's gonna appreciate the work we did expanding our evolutionary chart. oh, britta, can you hold up the final stage of humanity? i still think man is gonna evolve into woman.

you know what i would love to study film at usc, ucla, love to study business -- >> jimmy: what is theu don't need to study anything anymore. >> you know what it is just things that interest me. so if i can continue to further my education and, help, help to -- further my career and success. >> jimmy: if you have a crappie attitude like that. you are not going to go anywhere. >> i am working on it. that's why i go to church every day. >> jimmy: how was nacho. he was here with you. drank hot sauce. may have set a record that night. >> he set a world record that night. nacho melt his match. one of the things that, she is not okay with. does let me do it from time to time. for a long time my kids have been doing, making yuckies. for nacho. most horrible concoctions, anything they can find. whether it be from the pantry, the fridge, the garbage, as long as not from the toilet. they put these things together. nacho has to drink them. the first time they everyone beat nacho. he was projectile vomiting off the back porch. he starred on the wahlbergers, they're making my brother paul and mothe

. >> today casey delivered the presents and a $500 check to the hospital at ucla as a way to give back through the years he's been in and out of here through the holidays and birthdays. >> it's definitely depressing because you don't get to move around a lot. you don't get to do anything. >> casey's toys will be handed out during the holidays and after procedures for kids just like him. is it therapeutic for the kids to get a gift? >> it's psychologically so exciting for a child because therapy needs medicine and technology but it's also the technological well being. >> casey had to lie down several times today but that's not stopped him. >> i like to think for other kids because when i am in the hospital, it makes me think of all the other kids that are sick in the hospital during the holidays. and i want to make them feel good. >> because sometimes, that may be the best medicine possible. >> thank you, jeff. amazing boy. by the way, if you want to help spread the holiday cheer to kids here in the bay area, here's your chance to help out. union scare in san francisco is holding its an

. >> next up, ucla where he was a running back for four years. kreerl ended with a degree in political science. and fou he's showing his versatility as a fullback for the sea hawks. he's gotten this far with lots 06 hard work. he is legally deaf, the result of a rare genetic disorder. >> basically, i lost my hair when i was 6. >> fist of all, he makes no excuses. >> no matter what's your i shall shoe, you should always find a way. >> his skull cap keeps his hearing alds in police station. >> i can read lips. and i can read lips very well. so when i can't hear something, i always go and make sure i'm looking at the person. >> off the field, coleman tries to make time to speak to deaf and hard of hearing children chlgt. >> don't let your hearing be an excuse for not wanting to go for your dream, whatever your dream is. success chl people, in my opinion, they always find a way. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> at least seven people have been killed in bizarre weather mix across the country. three people drowned in kentucky. in another crash,

this work at ucla is preliminary.but we're very encouraged that it may open a window, a glimpse to this process while someone is still alive when perhaps we can be able to help them. tracy: yeah, god, i hope so. for all, as you said, not just, we're not just talking football here. i know girls in soccer who get hurt and get concussions. sir, i have to ask you about the football players reaching this $765 million settlement against the nfl. there is argument to be made that if you become a nfl player you're setting yourself up for this. >> i think we're learning a lot more than we ever knew before. decades ago we didn't know this was such an issue. is it assumption of risk? i'm not certain. that is for attorneys and legal experts to answer but medically we're making progress i think and hopefully ct will soon become a thing of the past. tracy: god willing. doctor, thank you for doing all of this for little people like my son who are coming up the ranks in football. dr. juneian belis thank you very much. >> you're elcom

sometimes celebrities do things so does our that if ucla. ford waxing his chest. to save the rain forest. now i want a test, can you separate real celebrity behavior from stuff i made up? play the real or fake game with tonight's libertarian battle. reason magazine's matt welch, special correspondent kennedy and camille foster with free think media. first question, actor charlie sheen asked president obama to investigate whether 9/11 was instigated by george w. bush. real or fake? yes, he did that. he made a six minute video about it saying usama bin laden might have been working with the cia. next. bill gates offered $100,000 to the person who could invent a more pleasurable condom. he did. he called it the next generation condom challenge to improve uptick and regular use. >> agreed euphemism. john: next one, actress evangeline merely to raise money for street kids auctioned off sexy underwear. real or fake? no doubt about that. we have a picture of that. this didn't surprise you. >> too random celebrity for that not to be real. if you hav

an associate professor of sociology and gender studies at ucla, shocking, i know, says the show is alls mess seeming that being -- message that being heavy and inaccurate and leads to anti-fat prejudice. meanwhile, america's sweetheart, jennifer lawrence, told some lady that the media needs to give girls the wrong idea of body image. she has an interesting way to make that happen. >> and the word fat, i just think it should be illegal to call somebody fat on tv. if we are regulating cigarettes and sex and cuss words because of the affect it has on our younger generation, why not regulating calling people fat. >> young people are adorable. you know who is not fat? my cousin carl. it really is a themed show. now i am beginning to believe that i am wrong. the theme is fitness. joe, is jennifer lawrence right? should it be illegal to call someone fat on tv? >> first i need to barrow a razor because i apparently have to start shaving my chest. that's the way to go. a, i didn't know jennifer lawrence -- when did she become justin bieber? >> it is the bob cut. >> are you jennifer shaming him?

if he's not an op guys like art briles over at baylor, jim moore at ucla, gus at auburn and jimbo fisher at florida state, those are popular names. there's nfl names bantied about. chip kelly today said he wasn't interested and jim harbaugh wasn't interested. there's mike mccarthy from the packers and mike tomlin f get t him. >> quickly, graham, a lot of people aren't talking about mack brown's future. he agreed toght, graham watson m yahoo! sports. thanks for the insight. we appreciate it. it will be interesting to see where mack brown goes from here. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead, remembering the life of actor peter o'toole, plus. a game changer. how the release of beyonce's new record-selling album and making waves in the music industry. (vo) al jazeera america >> al jazeera'sa america investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight next only on al jazeera america >>> nearly a million records sold. sales records shattered and history made when beyon

ucla is the only pac 12 school with 57%. only school with an a, cincinnati, with 80%. the survey says from 2012 to 2013, just about 40% of women's head coaches were women going back to 1972 when title 9 was first enacted. more than 90% of head coaches were women. >>> still ahead, acquitted murder suspect george zimmerman picks up a paint brush. we're going to show you his politically charged artwork up for sale on ebay. >>> and why dennis rodman says it will be cool to visit kim jong-un. did you get chips for the party? nope. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ make t♪ holidays pop. hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, sh

the study was based on health surveys conducted by ucla between 2003 and 2009. >>> the boston marathonngs are now affecting a big race here in california. the attack last april is forcing organizers of next sunday's california international marathon to increase security. there will be 8,000 runners and 50,000 spectators lining the route from full follow some to the capital. >>> it's an all important divisional game for san fransisco against st. louis. san fransisco is getting reinforcements at the right time of the year. michael crabtree is expected to see his first action after being activated this week. crabtree injured his achilles in the spring and has been rehabbing every since. kickoff is at 1:05 and you can watch that game right here on ktvu. >>> the raiders are off this weekend after playing the dallas cowboys on thanksgiving. raiders rookie matt line has opened the offense a bit with the ability to make big plays but dennis allen says he still plans to evaluate quarterback terrelle pryor at some point during the season. raiders will play the jets next sunday. we are going to b