then took out the house. >> this is unbelievable. there it goes. holy cow. unbelievable.h, my god. >> once it tipped in, it would hold together for a bit then caught up in the chasm of water rushing down there and then bust apart. >> onlookers watched helplessly as the unforgiving waters eat away at the land beneath neighboring homes. exposing their foundations and leaving the houses with nothing to stand on. suspended above the swirly waters. >> it turned into a level five rapids. it's unbelievable with a whirlpooling effect. just how quickly the water was moving and you had large land masses falling in. trees falling in. homes falling in. i mean, it was absolutely unbelievable. >> i was extremely upset because now i saw the first two houses go through the gorge and ours was the next house in line. >> it's a wrenching scene with their beloved house teetering on the edge of the shore. the frams leave to spare themselves from seeing what happens. soon after, the cherished family home built with care from the ground up slips into the water intact and floats down river as if

he's also being dragged by a current that is unbelievable because now it's pressurized.e ice. he's almost like a water skier in a current being just straight out. >> now it's critical. so i looked at gary and said, we got to go. that's it. we got to go. we've got to go get him. >> rescuers on top of the ice cautiously give carella and moriarty the rope they need to reach the man, who is still holding onto that life ring just a few feet from the edge of the falls. >> when we first got up to him, the water was literally running completely over his face. i could see his eyes -- he was looking up at me under the water, looking at me. it was surreal. >> i never will forget this as long as i live because his arm was outstretched. he's almost losing the ring. pat reaches under and grabs the only thing that he could, the fingers that are out of the water. and he had him just by the four fingers, and he's holding him. >> i pulled as hard as i could. i was able to get his face out of the water so he could breathe. >> he could breathe and talk. >> he just told us, let me go. he jus

prince andrew and margaret thatcher both visited the area and said it was unbelievable. >> it's unbelievable to go and see it to believe it. >> that's where i feel the most sorry for people. >> reporter: late in the tkpwaeu most of the victim's fad families remained throughout the site. to remain there with the wreckage after invest guy tors have depleted most of their work. they'll be in here well into their christmas. doug james. >>> a week later investigators came to one major conclusion. it was a bomb that brought down pan am flight 23. on december 29, 1988, richard gladstone reported on the beginning of a meticulous investigation. >>> in a field outside of locker why they started pieces. chunks of the nose comb and the cob turned around not enough for a call. the second investigation moved into the second week little changed by the option that said they are a dog. but the news that fragments of a pal lot has given new focus for the hunt for clues. search teams have been combing grounds already well gone over. in hopes of finding something that could tell the experts what kind of baggage

this is unbelievable right there. how exciting.santa claus in zebra prints. it's just so great. [ laughter ] let's see who's lucky and is going to go home with tonight's sweater. [ cheers and applause ] everyone look at your seat number. look at your seat. if i call your number, you need to jump up, let me know where you are. quest, can i get a drum roll, please? [ drum roll ] who wants me to pick their number? [ cheers and applause ] 121! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ come on over! come on over. how you doing, buddy? hi pal, how are you? nice to meet you. that's for you. >> thanks. >> jimmy: gosh, you look so happy. you look so happy. what is your name, and where are you from? >> my name's lisa, and i'm from long island. >> jimmy: hey, welcome lisa from long island. [ cheers ] we love long island! [ applause ] it gets cold, gets cold on long island. >> a smidgeon. >> jimmy: do you have anything like this? >> this is very sexy. i like it. [ laughter ] i'll wear it for my boyfriend. >> jimmy: yeah, you have to. want to try it on now? >>

those numbers on new homes were unbelievable. they certainly reaffirm what the index told you the day before. you will get numbers tomorrow morning. ultimately, if you look where their growth lies. these guys are doing enormous volume in the south and west. you can stand this trade over the next couple days. >> i looking to come to the new year, you will see a breakout of 22 out of this range it has been in, the last few months, especially when you see this movement lennar and toll brothers had today up 5%. >> brokerage route? >> i do. they're better off with existing home sales that can make profits on both sides i like re/max. i own both. macro a better housing market. >>> hold the tobacco. why the old school cigarette trade might be going up in vapors. >>> plus a big birthday surprise for mr. guy adame. what could it possibly be or who could it be now? stay tuned. . . >> welcome back to fast money. we got breaking news involving retailer target. according to a dow jones report target may have been hid by theft of credit card d

. >> from 61, unbelievable! ♪ >>> and beyonce's breaking records.he pop star's surprise album tears up the charts and it could be a game-changer for the music tears up the charts and it could be a game-changer for the music industry. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, december 17th, 2013. good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, a federal judge has ruled that the national security agency's bulk collection of phone records of millions of americans is unconstitutional, it's a blistering attack on the program. the judge ordered the government to stop collecting data and then suspended his ruling because of national security interests. tara mergener has more from washington. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the judge says the nsa's methods may well violate the fourth amendment. now, this federal ruling carries so much weight because it's the first against the government spying program. a federal judge has ruled the national security agency should stop its full collecti

unbelievable. and then her -- egging her daughter on. she certainly wasn't doing what she should have been doing, which would have been to stop the fight. >> according to bristow, the mother of the other girl in the fight is also there. but she shows up late to the scene and is not to blame. >> we didn't charge her, because we felt she went there with the intention of stopping the fight. she certainly didn't encourage the fight. >> a situation that could have turned tragic in a matter of minutes, thankfully doesn't. teens walk away without reports of injury. april newcome is arrested and charged with child abuse. her attorney asks in a written statement, is it a crime for a parent to be present at a brawl between two kids and not stop it or encourage it as alleged? if it's a crime to witness wrestlin wrestling as it was shown on youtube, then parents need to stair clear of football, lacrosse and boxing matches for fear of getting arrested for yelling at their child. in exchange for pleading no contest, the child abuse charges are dropped

it's unbelievable. >> unbelievable game, but it's also game over for candlestick park. the last regular-shn home game is finished, and with it goes more than 50 years of history. skwl i've seen willie mays throw the baseball. i've seen -- i -- i was here at the catch in 1982. >> jerome ought is a lifelong fan and was even a bartender here way back when. >> thank you, you know, for the experience, for the games, for, you know, making people feel the way we did. >> maybe we'll be back. maybe seattle loses. if seattle loses next week and the niners beat arizona then we're going to be back here for playoffs. >> saying good-bye again. >> yeah. and i'll be here. hopefully you guy ts are here, too. >> so there you have it. it's the end of an era. we're going to santa clara unless we're coming back. >> that's it. when i was out there before the game started, i couldn't believe how many people were certain that this was not going to be the last game, and may not be. >> it's still possibly the case. seattle has to lose. the niners have to win again, and then it could be that we'l

. >> unbelievable too. talk about what it's like.ause i remember listening to bill cosby records and it's hard to believe in 2013, a comedian you put it down, you listen, and it was like better than watching on tv because you were in this room of your own making. >> you get this great excitement. unfortunately like you're in on it. when we did the audio book for "still foolin' 'em," i did most of it live in front of an audience. i'm so proud of it because it's an exciting thing to listen to, and for the people that have been fans it's like getting a live concert album. >> your dad passed away when you were 15 and you wrote that you never felt young again after that. >> yeah. i don't know your personal life but if that's happened to you, you understand it's a right cross right to the chin. >> i can't imagine at 15, my danielle adams passed away a couple of years ago and people would talk to me and for about a year, year and a half i would sit there and smile. i can't imagine a 15-year-old kid -- >> it was sudden. it was out of the blu

and it's unbearable, you know, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: an unbelievable game, but also game over for candlestick park. the last regular season home game is finished. and with it goes more than 50 years of history. >> i've seen mays play for the baseball league. i was here at the catch in 1982. >> jerome ott is a life-long fan and was even a bartender here way back when. >> thank you. you know for the experience, for the game. for making people feel the way we did. >> maybe seattle loses, we'll be back. if seattle loses next week and the niners beat arizona, then we're going to be back here for the playoffs. >> saying good-bye again to candlestick. >> and i will be here too. hopefully you will too. >> i hope so too as the crowdstarts to go home. you don't have to go home, you just cant stay here as they are closing it up. i seriously hope that we will be back here, which means the 49ers will clinch home field advantage. >> we like long good-byes, right, joe? >> we do, exactly. >> thanks so much. >>> all right, dennis, i think you owe him a cup of coffee. he called it. they were go

it is -- you have to be in unbelievable -- hockey too. you and i are never going to be world class athletes. >> ever. ever. >> imi'm married to one, baby. >> here is something else to look forward to. apple is coming out with an iwatch. >> i don't care. what does that mean? >> we were going to try to show a prototype, do something. i had a total past traumatic stress disorder moment. the other -- >> okay. >> what was it called? >> i wonder if my phone will incinerate. i remember it vividly. >> there is a number. >> oh. is that my number? >> hoda! >> that's it. and -- >> how long did it take you to -- don't -- >> i'm not going to. i want you to look at the message still on here. >> how many -- >> thousands, right? why did you keep them? >> i started deleted and forgot about it. i got lazy. >> the fda is expected to give final approval for a new cure for baldness. >> fewer balder men in 2014. >> frank doesn't care now. you get to a point where you -- oh, lost some more. you get to the point where you don't care. >> i think bald men can look

unbelievable leg test here. an unbelievable reunion. jerry rice and steve young. people are loving this. they are eating this up. i've got to tell you security is unbelievable. san francisco police say there are more officers here at this game than they've had for any other game at candle stick making surely fans behave themselves and anybody who might be try taking take home a piece of the stadium. people have been able to buy the seats but not everybody can afford that. chopper five checking out. traffic is expected to be very heavy eye. they are being impacted too. if you are coming to the stick you better have taken puny or capital train. the game is going to start in a little more than an hour but candle stick is in a neighborhood that is appreciated and been a little resentful i am might say about the stick. a lot of people are sorry to see it go and have made money on the stick. i paid $25 to park in their driveways. >> yeah, allen. you are right. this is a very sad day for a lot of people out here in the candle stick be neighborhood because they were makin

that was unbelievable.s probably what happened to me. like -- it will -- it's just going to happen. like you remember that -- manti t'eo story. it was a football player that also believed in the fake girlfriend. like -- i was on his side. i get it. i would fall for that. absolutely. i'm 34. i don't -- i do not sleep with socks on because my dad told me my feet can't breathe. [ light laughter ] i could talk to a fake woman for quite a while. [ laughter ] a long time. i almost joined the army when i was 18. not because of a big dream. just because they called. they were like, "hey. this is the army." i was like, "i'll go." why would you not go? [ laughter ] i also signed up for a jcpenney credit card at 18. [ laughter ] they were like, "do you want a credit card?" i was like, "yeah. i'm about to go to the army. i guess i could get some stuff." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. my mom had to get me out of all of that, by the way. my mom had to call the army and jcpenney in the same day. [ laughte

>> it was unbelievable.as working in television then, producer had to keep whispering in my ear, stop moving. it was impossible to not -- you saw on display his moral compass. i think that's what motivated congress, motivated so many of us. hard to underestimate how much anger there was among black south africans and how much fear there was among white south africans. the fact that he had his former warden there at the inauguration, he was reaching out a hand and olive branch made -- it made such a difference in that country and really in the rest of the world. there's one thing i think is important nuance we need to understand, people say he wasn't bitter. people say people who were closest said, he he was bitter. that's 10,000 days, more than 10,000 days in prison. he didn't hear the voice of children. his marriage suffered. his friendships suffered. but to understand his magnificence you need to understand that he was bitter and he did battle with his anger and he won. that's one of the most important les

in this unbelievable city, this unbelievable city we're n glad we got the win. >> madison square guardian, the mood extended to the court. game belonged to okc. russell west brooke with a triple double says that is a thunder darth vader got into the spirit. gibson with 24 and 8 rebounds, jimmy butler on the run gets a shot to go. chicago wins, going away. >> st. mary's men basketball team began diamond hit classic unbeaten. gales facing george mason in the game. james walker the third made four of nine shots. matt hodgson scored seven. st. mary's led by five in the half. throws. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good stuff, merry hose who'ved ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> tonight a spare the air alert issued but not everyone is obeying the burn ban. and tabblets on the list of many children. there are needy people that could not make it out to many meals today. so two people brought them to them, picking up sandwiches and drinks and ha

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in this unbelievable city, this unbelievable city we're n glad we got the win. >> madison square guardianthe mood extended to the court. this game belonged to okc. russell west brooke with a triple double says that is a thunder win. darth vader got into the spirit. gibson with 24 and 8 rebounds, jimmy butler on the run gets a shot to go. chicago wins, going away. 95-78. >> st. mary's men basketball team began diamond hit classic unbeaten. gales facing george mason in the game. james walker the third made four of nine shots. matt hodgson scored seven. st. mary's led by five in the half. two missed free throws. and this abc7 sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> good >>> tonight a spare the air alert issued but not everyone is obeying the burn ban. and tabblets on the list of many children. there are needy people that could not make it out to many meals today. so two people brought them to them, picking up sandwiches and drinks and handed them out in the tender loin district. that is in the spirit of the holiday. from all of us of the holiday. from all of us here, tv:

when you meet them it's unbelievable how down to earth they are, how little ego there is and how they genuinely are great friends who had been together since childhood , and they are humble and play as a team. it's the key to their phenomenal success. >> there is the sixth star, beckham. >> it's great to do a film where he was one of six. >> it was clear that he didn't want to be that way. he wanted to be part of the guys. how often do you see david beckham as one of a group. the ethos behind the prove. becks and co-are all about the communal goal, it was not about individual themes, it was about doing it as a team. that's what we show in the film that if you come together as a group of eyes, it's not possible. >> a film is not about the team or individuals, also about the community. it was a particular time, a golden age for manchester. >> yes, it was an incredible time for johnny manziel, obviously the beetles were coming through. they were the centre of british culture in in the "90s manchester took over. this is a story we felt was important. >> if you feel, when you make a shorts

we really do have an unbelievable low price value.us and say, i can't believe i got that much quality food for that little amount of money. the thing that will allow to us do moving forward we're keeping our powder dry because we know there is a discussion about really will be incremental cost on go forward basis. so we want to keep our prices low so when it comes time we have to take a price increase, then we'll have the ability to do that. cheryl: would that be because of minimum wage potentially rising in states where you operate? would that be because of, depending on amount of employees each franchise has or each shop has, health care? what would be catalyst for that, i'm sorry? >> well i think what we're planning on doing is keeping our powder dry for both instances. there is a national discussion right now whether or not there is supposed to be a wage increase, a minimum wage nationally. we'll be prepared for that in texas and in florida and alabama. but, when it comes to affordable health care, that is something that we know i

and finally songs i wanna do. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. i was watching that.ng a song on the piano and the piano just starts lifting up in the air, and then it just doesn't stop. you go all the -- at one point, i couldn't see you. it went, like, 80 feet up in the air. >> that's because you were on drugs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that didn't happen? it actually didn't? it didn't happen? >> it didn't happen. i want up with an acoustic guitar. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was a piano. i'm so sorry. yeah. >> it's almost the same thing. >> jimmy: wow, that was a great concert. yeah. from what i remember. >> yeah, it was great drugs, too. >> jimmy: absolutely. it was great drugs, as well. yeah, absolutely. yeah, but then you are always doing something different. i mean, you've been playing stadiums for -- you're probably first band -- you're the first guy to ever play stadiums. >> the beatles doing shea stadium i think was one of the first, yeah. >> jimmy: do you feel like it's changed completely? >> yeah, you can hear yourself now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really

it is unbelievable, but yes, records broken at all the major airports. today is our final day of warm weather. 60 degrees this morning here outside the belfort furniture weather center. it is going to be rainy all day long, so keep your rain gear with you. those plumes shows of moisture is stretching from the southeast all the way into the mid-atlantic. here's a close-up of our live super doppler that shows the entire region inundated. unbelievable for the end of december. two days ago we kick started the winter season. reagan, 55 in winchester with rain falling. temperatures today will slowly fall. by about lunchtime will be back into the middle 50s. this evening dropping down to the lower 50s and eventually the 40s. our high temperature will be reached this morning. christmas eve, 42, drastically different. with the wins it will feel like 30s maybe if a few flurries possible. degrees.nny and 37 quite an extreme as far as temperature changes over the next several days. pattern as a quiet we head into the last few days of 2013. jummy? >> a lifetime of tr

after an unbelievable iron bowl victory against alabama. his tigers now in the championship game against florida state. >>> the heat prevail in an overtime thriller. atlanta with a load in the fourth when lebron james gets three. later james dunks. get out of his way. knee in the face of atlanta's paul millsap. take it to overtime now. atlanta leads again, but miami's michael beasley nailing crucial free throws. heat win it, 121-119 in a squeaker. the knicks get a bitter sweet victory over orlando. in the third, orlando hustling, but he sprains his ankle. 'melo was out for the rest of the game. orlando cuts a once 25-point deficit to just a few. can't get it done. knicks 103-98. 'melo playing on christmas day in question. >>> hey, ted, how is it going. ted ligety took first place in the american rock fest and gets a $102,000 prize. he's currently third overall in the world cup. >>> to hockey. got to watch this one. phoenix and buffalo tied in overtime. the puck flies up in the air. where does it go? into the goaltender's pants. he didn't kn

. >> it is unbelievable for me. today i had some problems. i had some problems in the first and second rounds. i pushed on the bottom part of the course. it is unbelievable. >> the american teenager came in second. she lost out by 41 hundredths of a second and miss the chance to become the oldest winner of five psalms in it -- slaloms in a calendar year. sure means that the top of the standings. the german finishing third. the norwegian picks up his third world cup victory of the month in italy. after 17 victories and the downhill win at beaver creek, he topped the podium for the first time in borneo. second place went to the austrian who shared last year's win with the italian. completing the podium was the canadian who went quickest in saturday's practice session but lost time because of a mistake towards the end of his run. the frenchman made a fine start but was forced to settle for fourth. he has his 25th world cup win. the metro ended the year in style. johnny landed a couple of early penalties to give them the advantage. he turned the

unbelievably dry. the driest calendar year ever recorded going back from the mid-1800s in san francisco, from 1877 in los angeles. we only had three to six inches in many areas of california outside the mountains all year long. a departure from normal. a foot in some cases. unbelievably, horribly dry year. hopefully we'll never do it again and have a lot of rain in the new year. high pressure is in control. there's a few rain showers in the northwest, but there's really nothing to complain about for your n areas like a astoria. i think southern california is one of the only spots you can get away with wearing those nice little tiny dresses for new year's eve. >> the west coast is where it's at for the new years. thanks, bill. >>> major security concerns for our olympic athletes, plus getting high will cost you plenty in colorado as recreational marijuana sellers and the state prepare for a financial windfall. you're watching "early today." >>> well, good morning and welcome back. almost three dozen peo

it's unbelievably sad. you can say it's the union's fault but the basically story is a story that's being replicate in other cities in america and it's a terribly sad story. >> you're right about that. no matter how you come down on this, i want to thank you all. good seeing you all again. up next, an up and down week for stocks. >>> stocks that pay money no matter what else. charles, what do you got? >> allayer yan fund. they pay huge dividends and i think it has room to the upside. >> dr. stein? >> i'm glad you remembered that i'm a doctor. kmb which is a pipeline partnership, pays a superb dividend. it has very good tax treatment. >> do you leave a lot to your family? >> that's a very sensitive question, too sensitive to answer. >> i'm taking it all for me. kids, you'ren your own. guys, thanks very much. >> that is a dangerous and growing inequality and lack of upward mobility that has jeopardized middle class america's basic market, that if you work hard you have a chance to get ahead. >> president obam

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it's unbelievably sad. can say it's the union's fault but the basically story is a story that's being replicate in other cities in america and it's a terribly sad story. >> you're right about that. no matter how you come down on this, i want to thank you all. good seeing you all again. up next, an up and down week for stocks. stocks. how about picks that hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and adiums. but, of course, 's a good listener too. [ f

>> unbelievable. college, alabama quarterback, a.j. spoke to espn yesterday.oach and the possibility he will leave. >> i asked him awhile back and he told me he wasn't going anywhere. the man's never lied to me in the five years i have been there. like i have always said, he's like a second dad to me. i done see why he would leave and why he would lie to me. >> there's one phrase there, he said awhile back. things change. you never know. >> like millions of dollars. >> maybe he's choosing his words wisely. >> second dad, what's his first dad? >> you don't have four or five dads? beau jackson and dionne sanders did it. the texas rangers hope they are next. wilson played second base a few years ago. he's a really good baseball player. >> he didn't hit well if you look at the stats. >> he's an incredible athlete. >> i know. >> he may stop by spring training, but plans to focus on football for the future. sports illustrated reports they used the pick on current florida state quarterback winston. of course, one of the most iconic performances in sports history is m

byron, this is an unbelievable story. every day you peel back another layer on the onion and there is some other smelly ugliness there. >> boy, isn't it? melissa: wow! >> there are a couple things to understand here. one the nure of subsidies we're talking about for months. these are not subsidies where government sends money to each individual person they use to buy coverage. in fact the subsidy goes from the government to the insurance company on behalf of the insured person. the other thing is this website. we've heard tat the, you know the obama administration basically declared victory on the website yesterday. they say it's now working. well they fixed the front end of the website where consumers go and sign in and can do a little shopping. there's a back end of the website as well in which it communicates with other feder agencies like the irs. it determines whether someone is eligible for a subsidy and if so, how big it is and then it tells the insurance company. that part isn't working. regardless of what you hea

. >> unbelievable. somebody upstairs smiling down on us and we are thankful to walk out of here with a win. just wouldn't be right without it. proud as hell of everybody. team win. >> how about the way that they ended it. no various oychlt unbelievable. you know he's lucky he knocked the wind out of himself because i was going to do it to him. >> all right. you could feel the energy from the players and of course up until that point, larry we thought they were going to lose the ball game.so quite a moment. i know you have a lot more coming up in sports and of course vernon view and just found out here on midfield somebody just proposed so we have a marriage proposal on the final night at the stick. reporting live at candlestick, i'm mike, back to you. >> all right thanks. this is a memorable night for so many reasons and we have more highlights coming up later on. good stuff. >> thanks larry. >> for the fans this was thrilling but bitter sweet night. sergio is live with that part of the story tonight. w

. >> unbelievable. somebody upstairs smiling down on us and we are thankful to walk out of here with a win. just wouldn't be right without it. proud as hell of everybody. team win. >> how about the way that they ended it. no various oychlt unbelievable. you know he's lucky he knocked the wind out of himself because i was going to do it to him. >> all right. you could feel the energy from the players and of course up until that point, larry we thought they were going to lose the ball game.so quite a moment. i know you have a lot more coming up in sports and of course vernon view and just found out here on midfield somebody just proposed so we have a marriage proposal on the final night at the stick. reporting live at candlestick, i'm mike, back to you. >> all right thanks. this is a memorable night for so many reasons and we have more highlights coming up later on. good stuff. >> thanks larry. >> for the fans this was thrilling but bitter sweet night. sergio is live with that part of the story tonight. w

to do something like that to a perfect stranger is just unbelievable. >> king and her co-workers keptr's secret more than a decade. now that he's gone she wanted the world to know about it. we'll be right back. ,, ,,,, grant balfour on the next t >>> major shakeup in the a's organization, gone is second baseman meeks. just a couple hours ago jim johnson was acquired from the baltimore orioles for the second baseman weeks. johnson had 101 saves in the last two seasons with baltimore. the a's also reportedly signed starting pitcher scott kashmir to a two year deal worth 22 million. kashmir was 10-9 with cleveland last year. his addition means you can subtract bartolo colon. >>> 49ers in a huge nfc west battle next week. you figure tonight's primetime game between the seahawks and the saints would be must see tv. guess again. >> no, no. i mean there's tvs around the building. i'm sure we'll look in on it as we're going about our regular business. >> so what is must see tv for jim harbaugh? an exclusive look at what's on his tv, our gameday 49ers preview, judge judy and the news at 6:00 a

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give him a ten on that one. >> unbelievable. i can hardly look. you know, i'm cringing. >> good thing your kid is very young right now. you don't have to worry about that yet. >> she will never do that, mark my words. >>> now for a look at the weather. here is bill karins. are you saying i'm not going to be able to control my children. is that what you're saying? >> we all say we can when they're 2. the storm is leaving new england. the roads are slick. there's black ice out there. there's cold shoveling to be done. there are still snow showers coming off the great lakes. this is the coldest morning for a while. after you walk out the door this morning, you're going to want it. the wind chill in boston with six inch oes on the ground. we're going to warm up in the eastern half of the country. all the starmyness is in the middle of the country. rain and snow on the backside of the storm, too. look at the changes coming your way. a coal morning in d.c. who did not get the snow yesterday. you could be up into 60 to 70-degree range. that is t-shirt we

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coming up this is unbelievable. a coach's tirade. >> we have mama boys right now. >> he's only getting started. wait until you hear the rant. >> an auto shop delivers christmas early for two lucky people. >> i'm still taking your questions. you can contact me on facebook and on twitter on m finney. i'll answer questions live. >> we're looking at lots of clouds in the sky from our mount tam camera. clouds and stagnant air will be pushed out here by stronger winds overnight the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> describing this view of the forecast downtown. a parking lot in both directions. back in a >>> coach barry hinted just went off in one of the great sports tirades ever after the team lost their fourth game last night. ripping players calling them mama boys. >> our guards were awful. our three starting guards had one assist and seven turn overs they must think it's a tax credit. it's unbelievable. let's talk about our big guys two for 11? my wife can score more than two buckets on 11 shots because i know my

in new york, where if you bothered to ask, he would have proudly told you that the absolutely unbelievablyating was frozen. >> delicious. >> thank you very much. >> which is more important, the rice or the fish? >> rice. >> more important? what percentage? >> about 90%. >> wow. >> fish is the second ingredient. the main ingredient is rice. so my sushi is rice. >> yasuda, he still trains, though his fighting days are over. he says he was tired of hurting people. he brings me to try and show me how his sushi technique and kilkusheen karate are one in the same. yuki kamio, the master. nice. >> people ask me, what's the point between the karate and the sushi? but this moment is so much good for when i make my sushi because of the stance. the other kind of karate, the stance is a little bit more upper. so this karate is a little bit different. so this stance in front of the cutting board, little bit of a deep stance and movement. deep stance and body and watch, through the right. move this, move this. watch this and watch this. this is the key. so this karate is my sushi stance. ♪ >> now, in an

. >> unbelievable.d we are thankful to walk out of here with a win. just wouldn't be right without it. proud as hell of everybody. team win. >> how about the way that they ended it. no various oychlt unbelievable. you know he's lucky he knocked the wind out of himself because i was going to do it to him. >> all right. you could feel the energy from the players and of course up until that point, larry we thought they were going to lose the ball game.so quite a moment. i know you have a lot more coming up in sports and of course vernon view and just found out here on midfield somebody just proposed so we have a marriage proposal on the final night at the stick. reporting live at candlestick, i'm mike, back to you. >> all right thanks. this is a memorable night for so many reasons and we have more highlights coming up later on. good stuff. >> thanks larry. >> for the fans this was thrilling but bitter sweet night. sergio is live with that part of the story tonight. what a great send off. >>reporter: pretty

it's unbelievable. in fact we got it playing at home right now.r phil. >> no. >> but man, have you heard phil specter's christmas album >> mike barnacle,

it's unbelievable. >> unbelievable game. but it's also game over for candlestick park. the last regular season home game is finished and with it goes more than 50 years of history. >> i've seen willie mays throw the baseball. i've seen -- i was here at the catch in 1982. >> jerome ott is a lifelong fan and was even a bartender here way back when. >> thank you. you know for the experience. for the games. for -- you know making people feel the way we did. >> maybe we'll be back. maybe seattle loses. >> hey you know if seattle loses next week and the niners beat arizona? then we're going to be back here for the -- i mean for the playoffs. >> saying good-bye again to candle stick. >> and i'll be here and hopefully you guys are here too. >> all right, that was joe vazquez reporting. more highlights in the next half hour and last night's win clinched the playoff spot for the niners. but next week's game as you heard will determine whether they'll have any playoff games at the stick. >> and when the 49ers' season ends that's it for nfl football in san francisco. next season of

it was unbelievable crimes if you, me or you committed we would be in prison. they can commit them one, two, three times, identity theft and they are still allowed to get citizenship. i'm all for smart immigration, but small. start small. not like with obama care. they want all the new voters. >> there is no point in having any immigration law until you control the borders first. you should support that. >> look, the obama administration sent more people back across the border than any other administration in history. >> where did you pull that out of? >> 400,000-some. >> you make it up. >> you have to deal with the immigration problem. >> does he make it up? >> there was a study from the beckel institute done a couple of days ago. >> ten seconds ago. that's where he got the information. i never understand why republicans haven't seen the opportunity with unions on immigration reform. if you talked to a lot of union workers they are angry about the bills. they feel the democratic party is in bed with the latino caucus. i always thought it would be a smart move.

he gave me this unbelievable hug. i hugged him. i said thank you, mr. mandella. thank you. thank you for speaking up. thank you for being such a leader. i knew i was standing in the midst of greatness. so i was a little nervous about meeting him. and i had an opportunity to see him on several other occasions. and he just made me feel more human. >> congressman john lewis, you were the person i wanted to talk to more than anybody else tonight. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate you being here. >> thank you. we've got so much more ahead. please stay with us. lots to come. >> the police were hunting for him at the time, but african nationalists had arranged nor me to meet him. he's still under ground. this is mandella's first television interview. i asked him what it was that the african really wanted. >> do you see africans blg able to develop in this country? >> woef made et very clear that south africa is a men of rations. >> you got the bargain it's not gonna fit! whoa! cascade kitchen and math counselor. here's a solution. one pac of cascade complete cl

try to prove sometime during this court case unbelievable let's talk about punitive measures in the case against the police officers what would they get if they receive the maximum penalty. former police officer he is facing second degree murder charges. involuntary manslaughter he could go to prison for fifteen years to life in prison since in the early facing involuntary manslaughter charges could go to jail for or go to state prison excuse me for four years so this trial is expected to last six weeks wow why no i mean being from oakland i know maisha lay the officer who actually responsible for oscar grant's death only ended up getting months in prison so i you know i'm not expecting much but let's hope that the judge does the right thing ramon i know that when a lot of public outrage a lot of public reaction the case how monumental is it for orange county to try its own officers and is there still the amount of outrage now that the trials initiated . well it's unprecedented i mean this is the first time that an orange county law enforcement officer is going on trial for murder and it

unbelievably, hernandez's brother who lives three blocks away also had his home burglarize the. police are investigating whether they are connected and the police have not arrested anyone. hernandez says they still saved christmas. the officers collected $100 for the family to buy new presents and the police union matched the donation with $100. >> very nice of the police department. >> christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> fedex and u.p.s. drivers will be out in full force today some even driving u- haul trucks because thousands of christmas presents didn't get delivered on time. the delivery companies say bad weather and extra last-minute online shopping are to blame. on his website, u.p.s. said, the volume of air packages in our system exceeded the capacity of our network. that meant some people had nothing under their trees on christmas morning. >> i picked out harry potter stuff for my youngest. i was really excited. i couldn't wait to see her face. it didn't happen. so i was disappointed. >> u.p.s. alone had more than 130 million items to ship before christmas. drivers did work late

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