unnerving so i. asked to be transferred to the army helicopter potomac because they never stopped they shoot rockets and machine guns. i don't think i really thought about what your job was. but. at some point. you come upon a situation where you see people that you have to show. and you have a machine we call it because it looks like your conscious brain. seeing people move. and seeing. women and children go into a house and told that this isn't in any location. you. have to aim at this building and you have to far even rockets from machine guns and if you're. still not quite like shooting people. but i think it presents a problem for most people if you think about taking a gun and shooting since. most people can't. a soldier has to be trying to do it. initially it was pretty tough. to hope that it didn't hit anybody or you only saw the building exploded and see the people. the day i got hit the weather was exactly like this it was cold it was that it was foggy was damp it was september in northern

enough for us because we have to learn the hand gauge because we don't want to sit around feeling unnerved when someone says sea levels can go 25 feet. that's not where leaders take others. we have to know what's real and in the range of possibility. so this report is the best primer on what is effective climate. secondly, we all here about the poles shrinking in antarctica, based on this you see they play a bigger roll with respect to water and reflection from the sun. there are things you need to know. we don't need fearful people. many of us are managers that make hard decisions in investments we need to be empowered and knowledgeable. this looks at a state of the art of what's fake, real , fact or fiction about global warming. we have to make up indecisions, it may go 25 feet but some of us won't be here in 150 years. we have to know what's available to us in the next 25 years so you have to get in your mind the range of possibilities. finally the worst thing we can do and i'm a general manager of a water district, is to believe we are not going to have to build this investment because

. >> exciting and unnerving. she still has not found a suitable gift for her boyfriend. she can feel the time ticking away. >> every year, it's the same. i think it over and over and eds and going to go out and buy something nice. and i don't find anything. time drags on and i have to decide on something at the last minute. >> many people are like this when it comes to buying gifts. but there are different types of gift chasers. for instance, we have last minute givers that always leave it until christmas eve to get president spot. -- to get presents bought. there are sensitive givers that set high standards because their gifts are supposed to express their feelings. then there are the youth you -- you'll tide refuseniks whose refusal to participate can show a lack of enthusiasm. there are boring givers who always give the same presence or money. finally, there are the show- off's who like to put themselves at the center of attention and express their superiority over others. it can lead to a competition where people try to outdo each other in the gift giving states. a g

. >> that is unnerving. thank you, cheryl. >>> up next, tahoe resorts at record snow levels, but no one is on the road. i'm going to tell you how this could be the best holiday to get away and hit the slopes. >>> they tried to steal christmas but they never counted on this. the grinches that got caught on tape. >>> there are a lot of changes. >> pay less, get more. it's the secret to open enrollment that saved one man hundreds of dollars in health care costs. it could work for you, too. >>> andhe bay area catching a nice break in a very b active weather pattern. or shore ju offshore, just a few high clouds, but we're tracking the next storm due to arrive here in the next few days. forecast coming up. >>> thean sur san francisco, two dead, four injured in an all-out murder tonight. we'll have more on that in just a moment. [ mom ] my son only wanted one toy this year. i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i m

came in the office pregnant and i followed her through her pregnancy and i noticed towards the in unnerve probably in the last trimester of her pregnancy she frequently would come in with bruises and there'd be bruises on her abdomen she came in one day with with a black eye and her husband was all ways right there and i would ask her if she wanted to talk about anything what's going on and she always had a reason why she was had these bruises. and i guess i believed her that in pressure . about three to four weeks prior to her delivery date she came into the emergency room and she was in shock from blood loss. the baby was dead and she had huge injury to her adman probably from boots i think probably he had been kicking her. baby dad and she did and in that taught me a very significant lesson had i had the opportunity to have spoken to her privately . we had a very good relationship i think she would have told me if there was a problem. and after that i ask every person i saw everything was at home and are you happy and i learned how to screen for. i think that there are still in america

. >> reporter: it can be unnerving. in the future, we all want to look like paul newman.more like my late grandpa eddie. it's pretty jarring. hal's team is now developing an iphone app so you can age yourself anywhere. when you sit down to plan your future, you can now look over your own shoulder. john berman, abc news, palo alto, california. >> and we'll leave you with the national christmas tree, just lit up today. and wish you good night. >>> tonight the police department's top heavy with management. >> and the prospect of an internet sales tax in california. find out how much you probably owe sacramento already for things you've ordered online. >> trouble for north bay smart train system. a move thamt could derail the project. >> bay area hunger pangs. demand at food banks is way up, contributions, sadly, are not. >>> good evening, everyone. >> turns out the police department is way top heavy with lots of supervisors and tonight there is talk of a change bringing san jose in line with other major cities. >> had in 10 years, staffing levels decreased 14%. the operating

registration so for hundreds of thousands of planes to be in question well that seems a little bit unnerving don't you think and now the f.a.a. to fix their big mistake has said that starting next year they're going to require all aircraft to reregister and attempts to update all information on all aircraft in the u.s. but that still leaves two i don't know a bigger question if they can't keep track of their planes shouldn't something be done about it to bring structural not just making the bureaucratic mess of making every single airplane reregister because the f.a.a. can't get its act together and talk with all of this report comes out just in time for the holidays where everybody and their grandmother are flocking to airports to go visit their loved ones makes you feel oh warm and fuzzy doesn't it. sixty two years ago today the united nations adopted its universal declaration of human rights making today an international human rights day now the united states is one of the countries who helped form this declaration but has the u.s. really held up to its own standard or are we in fact hypo

. >> i can't watch it and it would unnerve me. would spiral into self-hate that i can't recover from. >> do you watch your own movies after they're done? >> i'll usually see them once so i know what i'm talking about. but i can't. it make me so self-conscious and nervous. >> any of your films that you have gone back and watched i ? >> i will watch a small portion and go, oh, that's funny. >> you actually prepared a ton for playing softball. >> it was always like being technical perfect than assimilating to the culture of being an athlete. through high school, they are on a team all the time and practicing and college is a whole other experience. i say if i was on a college softball team, i probably wouldn't have made it through college. they have this incredibly sortive community and one day, you just age out of your sport, you are cut loose and then it's like okay, now, what am i going to do with my life. >> you have to be very successful and make a lot of money so can you just coast. >> as a female athlete, there is not a lot of

. >> reporter: howard broom grabbed 20 bags from the city program after an unnerving night of rain. >> to save me from foundation erosion and my house sliding down the hill. >> reporter: and we drove through several areas in the east bay and the north bay and we really didn't see a lot of foot traffic on the roads. even though we are experiencing a break in the weather right now, a lot of people are still choosing to stay indoors. reporting live, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the rains did not keep people off the roads on this, the last shopping weekend before christmas. and some paid an extra price. an accident on i-80 in emeryville this afternoon involved three vehicles including a mini cooper that flipped upside down. highway patrol said there were only minor injuries and urged drivers to slow down out there and make sure their tires are properly inflated, which can help handling on slick roads. >>> cal trans crews were out today trying to keep the roadways clear. one crew in oakland used a giant vacuum cleaner to remove the debris from the drains. the water flooded two lanes near down

>> a little unnerving, and you don't know. and marlon would play that a little bit.s always -- he was -- >> he was so good to me. he was so sensitive to the condition that i -- i was in a precarious condition to say the least. they were going to let me go, i think. >> larry: they're going to let you go? >> yeah. they had made a mistake. >> larry: they thought you were wrong for michael? >> well, they did. because i started out slow. and that was my plan. my plan was to do michael corleone slow. and discover it. he discovers who he is in this thing, in a way. he really doesn't know who he is by the end of the picture, he could be anything. i wanted to see if i could get to that, so when the moment of whatever comes, we know that this guy, where did he come from? that's what i was trying to get. he's kind of a schlep during the thing. he's here, he's there. we get the sense that he's an independent kind of guy. but he's the kid. and eventually he becomes the don. >> then i'll kill them both. >> and i thought, if you start like this, you got nowhere to go, really. and t

the situation was unnerving for some passengers. >> my concern is that so many of these recently, i'm just a little concerned that it is dry runs to check our response. >> reporter: the pentagon spokesman say pole agreed it looked suspicious. after evacuating the area and bringing in the explosive ornaments division, they determined it was a ttery operated christmas ornament harmlessly thrown away. at 8:45, passengers were allowed back into the pentagon system. but for many, it had already been a terrible start to a freezing cold workday. >> a cold morning to be out. >> it is inconvenient. i'm walk fromthat station to the pentagon now and i think you just do what you've got to do. >> reporter: the pentagon spokesmen stay proper procedure was followed here and they are very happy with their response to this situation. in pentagon city, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> some people who live in gaithersburg have been forced out of their apartments into the cold. fire crews were called into this building. let's look it a on muddy branch road for an electrical problem. when they arrived, they

the situation was unnerving for some passengers. >> my concern is that there's been so many of these recently, i am just a little concerned that it's a dry run to check our response. >> reporter: after evacuating the area and bringing in an explosive expert, it was a christmas ornament harmlessly thrown away. for many it had already been a horrible start to a freezing cold work day. >> it's a coldorning to be out. i'm walking now. you just do what you've got to do. >> reporter: at the end of the day, proper procedure was followed and they are very happy with their response to the situation. bob barbara, back to you in the studio. >> tracy, thank you. >>> a man is accused of threatening to blow up the metro system. he told a friend on facebook that he could use pipe bombs to kill people onhe underground transit system. that friend alerted authorities. neighbors who live near him in arlington were stunned to hear the news. >> there are good peoplend she trying to raise him. and brought him up this far and one that is i high school and one that is in college. >> this is the second threa

. >> exciting and unnerving. she still has not found a suitable gift for her boyfriend. she can feel the time ticking away. >> every year, it's the same. i think it over and over and eds and going to go out and buy something nice. and i don't find anything. time drags on and i have to decide on something at the last minute. >> many people are like this when it comes to buying gifts. but there are different types of gift chasers. for instance, we have last minute givers that always leave it until christmas eve to get president spot. -- to get presents bought. there are sensitive givers that set high standards because their gifts are supposed to express their feelings. then there are the youth you -- you'll tide refuseniks whose refusal to participate can show a lack of enthusiasm. there are boring givers who always give the same presence or money. finally, there are the show- off's who like to put themselves at the center of attention and express their superiority over others. it can lead to a competition where people try to outdo each other in the gift giving states. a g

today it was an unnerving waiting game for him and many others. as they sat on hold with the federal unemployment office hoping to ask one simple question. >> should i expect a check or should i just expect to just > >> he never did if i said out whet he will be among the nearly half million jobless californians whose unemployment checks will soon be slashed. congress does not get the money flowing. >> this is more devastating than my life already is. >>reporter: devastating is a word used a lot in this he can land employment assistance center. month more extension granted the unemployed will max out on the federal benefits after 26 weeks or 6 and a half months. during the recession the checks were mailed until 99 weeks. those who have been out of work the longest will see the benefits cut first. >> if they were otherwise eligible to receive unemployment inshurn benefit it wouldn't go beyond that. >> oakland already has one of highest unemployment rates in the state at >> there will be a devastating impact. many people particularly in our oakland

lebron, unnerved like he was in cleveland. had a spectacular game. rose to the challenge.ch by the fourth carter. there's something about the garden that makes lebron elevate his game. i found this statistic. he's the active scoring leader at madison square garden. he plays for the heat. >> this is the place michael jordan loved as well. i'm not sure what his averages were as well but he was way up there. lebron showed up when he knew everybody was going to be watching. triple double. unbelievable. >> when they assembled, everybody thought they were going to win it all. no problem. they struggled the first two, three weeks of the season. ever since that cleveland game, they have gelled together and won 11 games in a row. they were the dominant team everyone predicted. >> i liked this story. for those who don't know, a place for the pittsburgh steelers. he's been fined how much? >> $125,000. he's the face of whatnot to do when you tackle a player. don't lead with your heldment. don't spear a quarterback. he's the example of how not to tackle. four fines, $125,000. pittsburg

. >> reporter: it can be unnerving. in the future, we all want to look like paul newman.ike my late grandpa eddie. it's pretty jarring. hal's team is now developing an iphone app so you can age yourself anywhere. when you sit down to plan your future, you can now look over your own shoulder. john berman, abc news, palo alto, california. >> you know, what we'll look like 40 years from now when we're still hosting the show? >> let's hope not. >> oh my lord. oh, man. we look fat, old and hapapapapan >>> divided democrats. the president, his party, and the tax cut bill. the tension in washington. >>> flight fears for families flying with babies. >> no love in the world can hold on to that baby in severe turbulence. >> protecting the youngest passengers. >>> and, private life. oprah opens up about personal relationships as she starts a new venture. it's friday, december 10th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> if anyone's surprised that barbara walters made oprah cry? >> yeah, you're right. >> that's kind of like on barbara's bucket list, get the queen of talk to c

so it's a little unnerving and that's one of the craziest things we see. >> yeah, that's pretty amazing going to be able to sleep inside a fedex shop like that anyway. so you'd hear them one way or the other. chuck, thank you so much, and we'll be watching to see how things go. all right. >> poor guy. so this is the time of year where everybody likes to take off and enjoy themselves and all their vacations are canceled. >> exactly. >> well -- >> you've got to work. >> packages to grandma. >>> president obama joined pop stars for some christmas carolling and it was washington style. the first family watched mariah carey and others sing at the 29th annual christmas in washington concert last night. other performers ranged from italian tenner to teenage nickelodeon star -- icarly. who could've gotten invited? >> let's move on. >> joe johns was there, ladies and gentlemen. >> ellen degeneres hosted the event joking she was only there because oprah was in australia. >> probably that little true. >> yeah. it was pretty funny too. the concert will air friday night on tnth. >> you took the kids

he was, therefore, a bit unnerved when i told him that elizabeth had arranged a quick, unscheduled stopwere somewhere near canton, ohio, after all. at the hall we were given a 15-minute tour by a nice young man. and as we were leaving, elizabeth stopped in the gift shop to get something for son jack. as she shopped quickly, and elizabeth was an expert at that, too, she and the guy began discussing the 1981 rookie of the year. the young man referred to the winner by name and elizabeth immediately and firmly said no, you're wrong. the guide was a little taken aback but elizabeth persisted. the 1981 rookie of the year was lawrence taylor. you go check it out. i looked at ellis and at karen finney and the secret service. we shook our heads and smiled. and in a few moments, the young man returned and said, you know, ms. edwards, you're right. it was quintessential elizabeth. one of my favorite passages from the new testament is the birth from hebrews about encountering people we don't know. st. paul tells us do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by doing that, some have entert

sort of set a pattern for him that he has abided by to this day was not to get the slightest bit unnerved during the newsfeed controversy and to become -- to stay confident that this idea of helping people fear more freely and convey information with each other more freely, which was the root of the decision to introduce the new. >> was right, and even though he was getting this incredible protest and people were demonstrating in front of the office and the employees were afraid for their physical safety, it was still something that people were going to end up accepting and considering that is now the most popular thing about facebook, without which we probably wouldn't even want to use it, i think he was right. and that is a very critical story, because it is his recollection of that situation that leads to him in situations like this recent privacy controversy, to be very cautious about how much he can seed to the critics because he has found repeatedly that he was criticized for things that people ended up liking and all he had to do with a little tweak he always has to make a little t

because if that day ever came, it would really be an unnerving event. and, to me, it is clear that the russians have taken the preamble language to mean that we have limited ourselves. it's clear to me that the president is trying to say we haven't limited ourselves. senator kerry says it. i say it. you say it. but if the russians don't agree with that, it would be better not to do the treaty, in my view, than would be to create an illusion that the world is safer and hav have that illusion destroyed. so just think this thing through. no matter how much you want a treaty, the worst thing that could happen, in my view, is two major powers with nuclear weapons sometime in the future have a falling-out, and that's where we're headed if we don't get this right. so to my colleagues, this is a big event. this is a big moment in terms of our relationship with russia. but you should not sign a treaty when there's a high likelihood if we do what we think we need to do, it will put them in a spot of having to withdraw. that, to me, has to be settled and to me, ta