ands the unimpressive effective cornerback that does not make any mistakes. 61 yard field goal, and tucker squeezes it in. he made all six yield goal attempts. win, and thevens defending champ's are in the hunt. how about the wizards? they beat the knicks last night season first time in the in madison square garden. he will take it down, desperation of the other, how did the knicks lose that one? 24 seconds left, filed again and all of the timeout, the wizards take it. old miss and tennessee, let me see michael jordan do this. office just, off his head, into the bucket. that is our shot off the day. fans, d.c. united has teamred the national attacker at a johnson a change for allocation money rate of united needs eddie johnson, but they need the goalscorer and they got one. >> >> we are not going to have a white christmas after all. >> i am so sorry. rain outk about some there, a few rain showers and snow showers if the air is cold enough. we'll have an update for you tonight at 11:00 p.m. >> have a good night.

national gaming proposed a casino at ross croft raceway, but commissioners and consultants were unimpressed. instead the late coming competitor philadelphia based parks proposed a complex at the intersection of route 210 and old ft. road in ft. wash, and prompted 100 million -- ft. washington and promised $100 million to upgrade indian highway, but skepticism about traffic and community impact hurt. scott broom, wusa9. >>> tonight nike releases its new kicks, the air jordan 11 gamma blues, and already some worry trouble will again follow those tennis shoes. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in georgetown. these air jordan 11 gamma blues do not go on sale until tomorrow. i got my hands on them right now. all right. >> these are the gamma blue 11's. >> reporter: in a world where collectors will pay thousands of dollars for a pair of sneakers, the release of a new version of air jordan 11's always brings a rush of excitement. >> i'm going to line up right here. >> reporter: of year at this time nike puts -- every year at this time nike puts out a new addition of the shoes. most years there is trou

. >> reporter: commissioners and consultants were mostly unimpressed with cross kroft. instead philadelphia based parks proposed a complex at the intersection of 210 and old fort road in fort washington and promised $100 million to upgrade indian highway but as commissioners spoke, it was clear skepticism about traffic and community impact hurt. >> the level of community opposition that was voiced by residents and other stakeholders related to the park site was the order of magnitude higher. >> reporter: now mgm has the approval to build a colossal complex, a large concert theater, 18-story hotel, restaurant and retail development with revenues expected to hit $700 million a year once it's open. >> i've never seen a site in my career that could be better suited for an international, integrated resort anywhere in the united states than this site. >> reporter: prince george's county voters approved the expansion of gambling into the county just a little over a year ago. now mgm aims to be operating by the middle of 2016. scott broom, wusa9. >>> we are under a yellow alert

contenders, penn national gaming proposing a casino at lot of croft raceway, but consultants were mostly unimpressed. the late coming competitor philadelphia based parks proposed a complex at the intersection of route 210 and old ft. road at ft. washington and promised $100 million to upgrade indian head highway, but as commissioners spoke it was clear skepticism about traffic and community impact hurt. scott broom, wusa9. >>> the federal communications commission today approved mclean-based gannett's purchase of the belo corporation. gannett currently owns 23 television stations including ours. today's action means all the regulatory approvals have now been received and the deal is expected to close early next week. >>> still ahead one of the nation's transit systems is pioneering something you don't see every day. >> up next some quick thinking team offers stop a school bus full >>> teachers spring into action and stop a busfulful elementary school children from crashing into -- busful of elementary school children from crashing into a ditch. the bus driver falls out of his seat after making a tur

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some seemed unimpressed. a dash of democracy covering turkey right now. i wish that although this is a domestic affair, i do wish there was more international support or pressure, for that matter, calling for erdogan's government to make drastic changes or resign. >> he was the one who made the police and judiciary to where it is today. he really should not be complaining. >> there is a power struggle going on. we know that. but we don't want to be a part of it. >> the resignations and reshuffle comes on the back of a corruption scandal which has seen officials and policemen investigated for bribery and smuggling gold to iran. over 20 people have been arrested, including the sons of the three ministers to resign. is calling- erdogan the scandal of conspiracy plotted by international to destabilize turkey. >> we are facing an attack against the turkish people and the turkish republic, which is being presented as a corruption probe. everybody is aware that this is not a corruption probe, but this is an obvious conspiracy, a set up against turkish politics a

that is unimpressive gain. -- an unimpressive gain.rs seemed to like what they are hearing from these cloud companies. oracle is a big player in that space. red-hot is a big player. to be pushing these tech stocks higher. >> with the nasdaq, here's a good one for you. they are closing out the week at a 13 year high. >> a 13 year high. wow. >> julie is impressed. >> 13 years and 2013, i like that. it is the highest since september 2000. >> the bubble. exit is amazing when you think about it. it did not make it until now. >> apples to oranges. >> let's move on to the roundup. here are the stories we're tracking ahead of monday's open. >> another sign of big media's appetite for social media and video. news corp. is paying $25 million for a company that is only five years old. it is a start up that identifies and verifies news and videos, you name it, everything that pops up on websites like youtube and facebook. news corp. says that its new- media rivals use story full -- storyful to find videos. just repackages other people pops off. >>

. >> while we express surprise at huddleton's age, he is unimpressed. he said the unit arrests a lot of senior citizens. >> we don't know what's going on in that guy's head. he might have been a young guy when he started doing it and he can't stop. sort of addicted to it. a lot of these guys. they got to have their fix. >> i hope we never see each other again. >> i hope so too. >> i'll take your photograph. look straight at me, please. thank you. >> as he is processed, our producer tries to learn more about the 78-year-old. >> we're out here with the san francisco police department recording everything that they do with regard to the first offender prostitution program. my understanding is you've been through that program before, right? >> yes. >> and my understanding also from one of the officers is that you feel like you have an addiction to this. no? no? is this the -- >> i like girls. why not? >> so you think this should be legal? do you think that buying women is a crime? >> no. >> do you think that the women out here are doing it willingly in. >>

. >> unimpressed, pharaoh still refused to let the israelites go.s at this point that god unleashed a series of disasters, known as the ten plagues. >> these are absolutely horrible. as horrible as anything you can imagine. >> and every spring, jews commemorate the exodus story in the passover. they remember the ten plagues by placing on each plate a drop of wine for every plague. >> hail, gnats, flies, things of that sort. >> wild beasts. plague. boils. darkness. which is supposedly not only a darkness that was the absence of light but a darkness that was too thick to pass. it was so dark that you literally couldn't walk through it. >> it would look like a short series of natural disasters. most of the people sort of understood in terms of their gods and their religion. >> can we account for the plagues naturally? probably. is that the point of the story? certainly not. in the space of a year, these ten disasters destroyed egypt. and that's the point. it's a miracle. miracles don't beg natural descriptions. miracles are miracles. they are when god

was the presidential selfie seen around the world -- no, now that one, this one with a seemingly unimpressed first lady. the guy who snapped the photo of the photo is setting the record straight. >>> good afternoon. we begin with the politics lead. it may actually pass. the house and senate have until friday to fund the budget for the next two years and avoid the threat of a -- but if it goes through, it will sim blige that our lawmakers can not only get things done but work together to do it. imagine that. the deal was orchestrated by republican representative paul ryan of wisconsin and patty murray of washington. it would set spending levels and reduce the deficit, also replaced some of the forced budget cuts that took place arier this year, but what's catching the ire of the left and right are all the things it won't do. it will not extend unemployment benefits, something democrats are pushing for, and republicans argue this steers clear of new changes of the programs that are the big drivers of the debt such as medicare. the fact that no one is perfectly happy suggests that maybe, maybe

have my thoughts on this issue but i think they would be better expressed by five animals who are unimpressedw website, like this dog in a swing who thinks they are trying way too hard. this polar bear, just really expected better. this cat is mostly upset that they let themselves down. and this toad thinkds their inauthentic attempt to up and downer young people. >> that toad is amazing. >> cat is still voting democratic. >> i'm a patriot. >> i will never understand why candidates put their kids out front and center of the campaign. >> that was good by the way. >> it was less awkward than how i would do it but it was fun. >> you are always awkward. i agree with that. the 2008 barack obama, just feel it. >> jonathan, can we talk about gay sex for a second? >> excuse me. >> i'm serious. >> awkward. >> i'm one of those really nervous flyers. i don't sleep for nights before i have a flight. i know that sounds weird. >> you sound like somebody who used to be on the show. >> what what your ideal inflight xperps look like? >> it takes place outside of a flight. this conversation with the statistics

. >> unimpressed, pharaoh still refused to let the israelites go. point that god unleashed a series of disasters, known as the ten plagues. >> these are absolutely horrible. as horrible as anything you can imagine. >> and every spring, jews commemorate the exodus story in the passover. they remember the ten plagues by placing on each plate a drop of wine for every plague. >> hail, gnats, flies, things of that sort. >> wild beasts. plague. boils. darkness. which is supposedly not only a darkness that was the absence of light but a darkness that was too thick to pass. it was so dark that you literally couldn't walk through it. >> it would look like a short series of natural disasters. most of the people sort of understood in terms of their gods and their religion. >> can we account for the plagues naturally? probably. is that the point of the story? certainly not. in the space of a year, these ten disasters destroyed egypt. and that's the point. it's a miracle. miracles don't beg natural descriptions. miracles are miracles. they are when god intervene

now, at 54, he's become one of the most sought-after investors in the world, but one with an unimpressive the u.s. thus far. the timing couldn't be worse. >> you said it. >> in 2008, he was even in his $5 billion investment in morgan stanley, but the fund also had $3 billion in blackstone, the private equity firm, and its stock lost nearly half its value. but mr. gao said he was not selling. are you under any political pressure from the political people in the chinese government on what kinds of companies to invest in? >> so far, none. >> what if our two governments had a serious dispute? >> over taiwan? >> yeah. now could your government come in and say to you, "pull your money out now?" >> it could be. but i seriously doubt that would happen. >> it would hurt you too. >> definitely. it would hurt me, hurt the company, hurt china. [ticking] >> up next: china's fund worries some prominent americans. >> well, they certainly want to be reassuring. >> i think that is something we should encourage. but, you know, as ronald reagan said, "trust, but verify." i think this is an issue that our go

that is an unimpressive number to you speaking as a person who tried to get on and technical background? >> those are very manageable numbers for modern websites. that's great. i'm sure lots of people will be getting on to shop as they would on black monday or any other e commerce website. they need to shop and compare. they've done better things in comparing plans but this is a long, drawn out process, isn't buying a book on a website. people need to examine these plans carefully. >> just as you did when i signed up for my health care. if you've ever gotten a job where you have health care, we all know you turn to the person in the cubicle next to you and do you understand what's going on here? that is across the board if you've ever filled out, government or not, any insurance form for any company. >> absolutely. it's not a one click process. the marketplace is really important. >> thank you very much for your time. i really appreciate it. we'll see what tomorrow brings, of course. coming up -- >>> authorities have confirmed four people dead, more than 60 injured. we're getting new de

that you are right and that china and india are the two big economies that are said to close some unimpressive growth's next year. we think some of the more impressive economies are korea and malaysia. making impressive progress, in terms of moving ahead structural reforms. >> right. foggiest.the risks, what does that mean. >> that means that we have been driving asia equity returns and it has been 12 months forward. there have been almost flat over the last two years and done extraordinarily well. how? and have been expanding there are fears of a global systemic crisis that leads to a chinese hard landing. there is the euro area and a sovereign debt crisis that have failed to materialize. asianthe nonmaterial is of those big systemic risks that have allowed things to move up and we have seen risk compression to lift stocks. that will live corporate earnings to be a major driver. the materialization of a systemic risk. i love that. >> exactly. >> michael, have a great christmas. taking to the air. a closer look at the plans. a picture of the asia-pacific and when it comes to the markets, we ha

some teachers and a sample appeared unimpressed with the prime minister's makes his move. their boss shroud of democracy in that sentence covering certain right now. i just wished that it's all those than the massacre there i do wish there is more international support for pressure for that matter calling for the world's governments to make drastic changes or to completely resign. he was the one who made the police and judiciary into what is today so he really shouldn't be complaining. there's a power struggle going on. we know about but we don't want to be a part of it the resignations in the shuffle come off the back of a corruption scandal which has seen officials and policemen investigated for bribery and smuggling called rwanda at the twenty p in every state in training this out into the eu ministers who resigned as a mom whose long promised a fine collection is caught in a scandal a conspiracy buffs that binds national palace to destabilize techie. most of the blog. then we are facing an attack against the turkish people and the turkish republic which is being presen

. >> i think the president would be unimpressed with what he hears today.en the constitution himself as part of an effort to transform america. but we are a republic and members like myself will fight to keep it a constitutional republic. >> thank you, michelle bachman, for being with us this morning. >> always a pleasure. >> new concerns the white house may try to balance to budget on the back's of the military. >> and we will show you what happened with this bricking and entry. entry. 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. >> a robbery caught on tape near detroit. you can see the dark color van pulling up and moments later this jeep slams into the store. this throbbers rushed inside. they go inside and grab as many pri pricey jackets as they can afford. smash and grab interesting plot. the police are h

>> first of all and is unimpressed with your reach in terms of the different places people are running from. i action on the way out to be was writing a paper on this topic which starts with an assumption that obamacare is going to collapse and that the real fight would be between single-payer and then write splitting between the old order and the effort to create a new order. so going to talk a minute i get about the new order. you can go to encourage productions.com and sign-up and we send out at least two newsletters a week for free. we also let you know when other things are published about this kind of stuff. i'm going to give you three core principles for how i think we should approach fundamentally rethinking this and i'll let you apply it to them. the first is, it should be built from the individual back, not from the larger system down. i would give you two examples. we are trying to write a health bill of rights right now for americans. you absolutely should have the right to know that your own medical record. he should have the right to know price and quality. none of the in

it's a private company, but their deals seem to be very unimpressive.would-be buyer is worried about this market peaking, you're up 46%, but comparisons going the next five, ten years. stuart: dangerous, isn't it? >> politically dangerous and by the same token, with the fbi checks and we're starting to plateau. the fbi checks for gun ownership has skyrocketed in the last few years and they're still amazing, but starting to plateau a little bit. and a would-be buyer is going to look at that and say, has this market peaked. stuart: the dow jones, a modest gain and technology is leading the way. more prove that tech is where it's at. google hitting a high. look at this, please. 1,076. it was 1,080 just a few minutes ago and now it's backed off to 1,-- 1075 on google, it's up six books-- six bucks. that w my middle, middle england accent coming through again. and several negative obamacare headlines for you, a medicaid time bomb. doctors boycotting in california, sticker shock on deductibles for the average family and the obamacare disaster rolls on and dou

new home sales and all of the housing numbers are unimpressive to me and that's a core element to what'sning with the economy and i don't see any forward movement. i see it fairly flat and soggy. i'm not overly concerned about stocks falling. there's enough momentum there. with the fed as a back stop, i'm comfortable. we have to look at the numbers, if we something nasty we could see corrections long, long overdue. would you be a buyer of that. the reluctant bull in the worst case scenario, if the economy falte falters, we get a 15 correction. >> like people waiting for a correction i've been buying all the way up, discretely and not overloaded. i think that market has a long, long, long way to go to the upside. charles: that's one of the ironies are being bullish, a lot of people have kept some powder dry. you've made people a lot of money and we always appreciate that. we'll talk to you again soon, charles. back to lauren at the nyse. you've got the top three dow winners for 2013. >> these are the top three, boeing with a gain and american express, new component nike. if you look at al

. >> reporter: unimpressed, pharaoh still refused to let the israelites go. it was at this point that god unleashed a series of disasters known as the ten plagues. >> these are absolutely horrible. you know, as horrible as anything you can imagine. >> and every spring jews commemorate the exodus story in the passover seder. they remember the ten plagues by placing on each plate a drop of wine for every plague. >> hail, gnats and flies and things of that sort. >> wild beasts. plague. boils. darkness. which was supposedly not only a darkness that was the absence of light but a darkness that was too thick to pass. it was so dark that you literally couldn't even walk through it. >> it would look like a short series of natural disasters that most of the people sort of understood in terms of their gods and their religion. >> can we account for the plagues naturally? probably. is that the point of the story? certainly not. in the space of a year these ten disasters destroyed egypt. and that's the point. it's a miracle. miracles don't beg natural descriptions. miracl

national post tweeted barack obama's selfie and chatter with danish pm has critics including michele unimpressed >> president obama is in south africa for the mandela tribute and got caught taking a selfie. look at that. doesn't that make you proud. michele looks really happy about it as well. look at that. [ laughter ] >> most comments were funny and meant to be and as the former russian ambassador told the bbc it's not uncommon for world leaders to use such events to strengthen relations. in the case of diplomacy there's the thing as a working funeral. >>> thanks to both of you for being here this morning. >> good morning, carol. >> so the photographer, his name is roberto schmidt. he took the photo of the selfie. he's a photographer. he said president obama and british and danish counterparts were acting like human beings and makes me sad we're obsessed with day-to-day trivialities. he can't believe everybody is making a big deal of this selfie. is he right, john? >> yes. how dare our politicians like human beings. the photographer really did sort of lay it on the line that this is a distract

the very first one was made of wood, sort of unimpressively, this one is very different. 12 feet in diametermazing thing to take in. this year for the first time ever a u.s. supreme court justice will be dropping the ball. sonia sotomayer, a bronx native. >> want to ask you quickly, both in terms of positive energy and security, you've been down there for a while now. i don't know if you covered it before. does it feel safe, almost sealed off? also, is there palpable energy? >> a lot of people will have on their minds boston marathon bombing. it's something people will think about here. what the nypd is doing, to make this feel as safe as possible but also keep it at a minimum so people aren't focused on the security aspect of tonight but rather the festivity of it. you see people walking around with families and little kids, certainly no sense of fear anything is going to happen. that is as it should be. >> stephanie gosk reporting live in times square, happy new year. >> happy new year. >>> there's been a lot of talk about expanding the use of drones across this nation. now officials have