they involve unscripted action and improvisation as we figure out the best way to get along.pend on a group allowing a soloist or representative to step forward and recite his piece while the rest of the group provides background harm any and rhythm. when both forms work, the world is treated to a remarkable result. where ad hoc and seemingly dissonent voices become a part. we know the amazing things chris achieved when he led the way as america collaborated with the libyan people and our allies to move forward toward greater freedom and representative form of government. the middle east and especially libya was chris's bandstand. he knew the members gained through collaboration and personal approach. i want to share one last memory. our daughter maggie was born in 1994 with profound life threatening problems and required many surgeries and long hospitalizations during the first few years. "the chronicle" ran a story in 1996. chris's momma -- mom mary cut out that and sent it to cairo. chris took his time to write a thoughtful note expressing his concern and wishing us well,

. >> all the questions were unscripted. >> if you are worried about what a student is going to ask you you are not going your job. i want to hear from the students, i want to hear the real issues. >> it was my first time meeting him even though he did not answer my questions i feel like a lot of questions were answered. >> the superintendent's goal was to try to build trust with students. >> i thought he was down to earth and i thought he really listened to what we were saying. it was a way for students to see what the superintendent does. i don't think we see that all the time. >> a piece of advice he told them to think twice before they put personal information on social media. >> now your forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> every since the cold front went through temperatures are slowly falling and big changes occur especially to our north. it is going to be chilly the next few days. down to the great lakes and down wind of lake ontario we were setting records highs in the 70's and now they are dealing with snow. syracuse was at 70 yeand now today they are in the 30

they involve unscripted action and improvisation as we figure out the best way to get along.pend on a group allowing a soloist or representative to step forward and recite his piece while the rest of the group provides background harm any and rhythm. when both forms work, the world is treated to a remarkable result. where ad hoc and seemingly dissonent voices become a part. we know the amazing things chris achieved when he led the way as america collaborated with the libyan people and our allies to move forward toward greater freedom and representative form of

this is unscripted. tom deitz is here. former police officers, you own a gun shop, right, and lou's going to weigh in in a second. audience, this is completely unscripted. i will have to be honest with you, i'm not an expert on guns. i mean, i get all of the terminology right, but this is a conversation america wants to have and needs to and have people who are not gun enthusiasts don't understand what's going on here, and some people who are. there are many people who are upset with the nra about that press conference yesterday they don't understand why there is no give from that side on looking at gun rights issue, and by saying that we should look at gun rights issues or gun laws is not saying that anyone wants to take a second amendment right today. as i told you before the show, someone wants to have a handgun in their house or shotgun, whatever. that's fine. i grew up with people who did that. >> right. >> but -- we should be thinking about these weapons that can fire multiple shots, or that you can exchange a clip,

the unscripted genre has completely changed the landscape inside the screen you're watching right nower but how has it altered the meaning of the word reality? today the wildly popular auction show "storage wars" is under fire from an ex-star who says they are faking some of the big money shots. abc's dan harris separates fact from fiction. >> bring it on. >> 250! >> sold. >> reporter: it is one of the most popular reality shows on tv. "storage wars" has a simple addictive conceit. people bid on the contents of storage lockers that have been abandoned by their owners. >> oh, my gosh! >> what happened? >> there's a body in there. >> reporter: inside they find either the worthless things of people's lives. >> what's this? >> not good. >> reporter: or hidden treasures. >> silver silverware set. >> reporter: one of the stars is this guy, david hester, known as the mogul, a man who has a signature motto which he hollerñ during the auction. >> yep! >> reporter: but now there is strife in storage land. >> this one's not for me. >> reporter: the mogul has hired a big shot hollywood attorney and

. >> unscripted. >> most innovative show on television. >> andrea: bob can't follow directions. one snore >> more than that. thank you for featuring us. we appreciate it. >> greg: say something non-jasper related. >> dana: i'll talk about george w. bush then. he has been -- george h.w. bush is treated for complication from bronchitis and in a hospital in houston. doing better and by all account he is should be home for the holidays. one thing he loves is texas ames football. where his library is. and johnny manziel -- eric is telling me to call him "johnny football" so i'm not sure if his name is johnny football. president bush got a signed football from him. and did heiseman. >> eric: would i lead you wrong? take a look at my favorite governor chris christie. my favorite governor. he got endorsement of labors international union of north america. dana pointed something important out. the "wall street journal" ran a story, corey booker thought to be his biggest challenger for governor of new jersey may look at the new jersey senate seat which would create governor christie to be

idea of allowing clint eastwood to go on the stage of the republican convention unsupervised and unscripted was horrendous for the hom yee campaign. his speech went prime time when the video was never seen by anyone. >> what biographical video? >> exactly. and then the other one is the extended republican primary process where we saw clown after clown after clown spill out of the republican clown car and embarrass the party to the point where mitt romney became the nominee not because the prarty loved him, but because he's the last one-on-o last one standing. >> i think romney got laid down. i mean,he even made rick perry look moderate when it came to immigration. >> which takes effort. >> but he did it. so what ends up happening is when he goes into the gym or thinks he can pull a 180 oond get latinos to support him. >> so we see less than 25% voting for mitt romney. even florida, he lost those states because he thought he could do an about face. >> i'm tempting to go with the obvious here. the obvious would be 47%. the overyous would be being honest in front of a bunch of wealthy donors w

the election's unscripted moments stole the head line. >> if you have a business you didn't build that. >> i'm not going to shut out my term. >> and an answer to a question about abortion sunk a congressman's senate bid. >> it's a rape the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. >> president omaba's healthcare reform law had its day in court. the supreme court upheld the law. it will take up the issue of same sex marriage in 2013. after votes in maryland, maine and washington, same sex marriage is now legal in nine states. >> scandals kept washington buzzing. the exploits of the president's security detail in columbia cost 8 security services their job. david petraus resigned. >> i don't trust her. >> a group of gop senates threatened to block her nomination saying he misled the public about the attack in libya. >> there's going to be a massive fiscal cliff. >> in capitol hill the gridlock that defined the year turned into a stalemate over tax hikes and spending cuts that threatened to flung the economy back into recession. president omaba and john boehner failed to

idea of allowing clint eastwood to go on the stage at the republican convention unsupervised and unscripted was horrendous for the romney campaign. his speech went in prime time when the romney video, biographical video, which is one of the most powerful pieces to come out of both conventions was never seen by anyone. >> what biographical video? >> exactly. and then the other one is, i think, the extended republican primary process where we saw clown after clown after clown spill out of the republican clown car and embarrass the party to the point where mitt romney became the nominee not because the party loved him but, eh, he's the last one standing. >> he's the least objectionable. >> right, the least objectionable. >> i'm going to jump off of ryan's primary comment. i think romney doubling down on his anti-immigration platform from calling on imgrants to self deport. i mean, he even made rick perry look moderate when it came to immigration. >> which takes effort. >> you know, but he did it. and so what ends up happening is when he goes into the general, he thinks he can pull a 180 and ge

in both cases, the videos were unscripted, depending on the improv skills of the student, an actor namedohnny pemberton. >> no, go right. keep your hands on the wheel. this is totally dangerous. >> just chill out. i'm not talking to you. you don't need to chill out. people ask is it real or fake? i always say it's both. at one point where do you draw the line. >> sir, may i have your attention? >> you don't like me, john. >> [ bleep ] it. [ bleep ] it. >> pull over. >> i kept talking like a friend of mine, like some beach bum dude named kenny. just describing everything in the world to him talking about like the house or just kind of -- just stupid stuff. talked with my grandma a couple of times so i had to yell really loud. grandma, hey. >> we're probably going to have to go back. >> no, i'm driving. >> pull over here. >> i'm just being really arrogant, a little son of a [ bleep ] in the car. the hardest thing for me was actually riling the guys up. >> keep your [ bleep ] hands on the driving wheel. >> driving wheel, like steering wheel? i had to hit garbage cans. even then, it took the

millions of tv viewers watched as the unscripted prank by a tv host back fired in a horrific way. >> face is burned. >>reporter: now that host is expected to face charges. warrant issued for his arrest. it all started saturday when he was a guest on the popular show in the dominican republic approach the stars. he says the host franklin bar unexpectedly poured a flaming could loan on his head. on facebook he wrote this was not a stunt or part of an act. this was a criminal attack. he was rushed to the hospital with first second degree burns on face and hands. he has since tweeted resting healing and working through the legal process in the dr and the outrage here outpouring of support has been incredible. world fame maws jition david copperfield is among those supporters. >> never know what to expect. try to the present yourself as a performer that is creating wonder and amazement and occasionally somebody might misunderstand. >>reporter: he gained international success as magician. only it's not his magic but this moment of him cheating death that now has the world talking. lindsay

it's an informal, unscripted open questions. they range from questions about air conditioning in schools to more vegetarian options in cafeterias, to using smart phones in classrooms. >> i feel like it was very successful and thaty file like a lot of students got to express to dr. dance their opinions and ideas. >> i wanted to have face time with the students but also have connection with each other. we don't provide many opportunities where students can interact with towson. we gave them the opportunity today. and you saw from where the students were sitting, they were not seeing necessarily with their home schools. >>> and other high schools also participated by sending in questions via twitter. others watched it on the live stream capable cable feed. >> another town hall meeting is set for the spring. >>> maryland's casinos continue to rake in the dough. the three casinos made $43.1 million in november. hollywood casino perryville generated $5.4 million. and ocean downs took in more than $3 million. >>> super storm sandy caus

audience, this is completely unscripted. will have to be honest with you, i'm not an expert on guns. i mean, i get all of the terminology right, may not, but this is a conversation america wants to have and needs to and have people who are not gun enthusiasts don't understand what's going on here, and some people who are. there are many people who are upset with the nra about that press difference yesterday, and they don't understand why there is no give from that side on looking at gun rights issue, and by saying that we should look at gun rights issues or gun laws is not saying that anyone wants to take a second amendment right today. as i told you before the show, someone wants to have a handgun in their house or shotgun, whatever. that's fine. i grew up with people who did that. >> right. >> but -- we should be thinking about these weapons that can fire multiple shots, or that you can exchange a clip, as we said, or sustains a magazine, and can you go into a school and kill 20 children. why can't we look that? why can't

because this top military commander is not in a position to be answering any unscripted questions from press corps right about now, not when his e-mails to a tampa socialite ooh being scoured by a review at home. general john allen is still running the war in afghanistan, but that's happening while he is still under investigation at home for those e-mails, after his name and his behavior came up during the previous commander of the war in afghanistan's sex scandal when he was forced to resign from his job heading up the cia. and that has now squirrelled its way into maybe an unrelated but concurrent scandal about why general petraeus seems to have been secretly taping a conversation he held with a fox news reporter last year. the reporter says she is not the one who taped it. it was not her tape. and so when that tape was leaked to the "washington post," if it doesn't come from the reporter, does that mean it came from general petraeus? if so, why was he taping his conversations with reporters without them knowing it, and who leaked it and why? so that's still unresolved. and general p

she avoided any suggests and relied on unscripted talking points.ially blamed on a protest. as for who might become the secretary of state? it seems to be that john kerry is at the top of that last. >>jacqueline: it was cold and it will be called again tomorrow with 30's. some areas of frost not really warming up that much 40's and '50's expected. a slight chance of rain as the go towards saturday and sunday. let us take a look outside of the satellite and radar. as we take a wider view. towards the north it is starting to edge towards northern california. how quickly this cloud coverage moves in is really going to have an effect on how cold temperatures are going to be for the overnight hours. the computer model is pinpointing by 5:30 as soon as those clouds there will halt. i think that temperatures will be into the 30's but also freezing. first, let us talk about the rain fall. it is just skirting the coast. a chance of rainfall a the san mateo coast. i would keep the umbrella handy. there is a chance that we could see some sprinkles. it does not

that was her unscripted real moment. >> right. >> and that really -- the whole republican conventionike the whole political circus in action. you have a bunch of men or men's wives or women politicians who had spent the whole year trying to restrict women's bodies. then they get up there and the big save, they are like oh, i don't care about rape or birth control or abortion. they get up there and they are like i have a mother. it's their grace. that's like the ultra inversion of i have a black friend. i came out after a lady's vagina, i can't hate women. >> the word mom was interchanged with women. all the little boys and future moms out there, completely erased the female identity. how could paul ryan hate women if he has a mom. all the mothers out there and the people who cook me food. >> mitt romney was going to give women flex time so they could go home to cook food. i thought the most sad and absurd moment was the -- you were talking about how you got together to defeat them. it was the planned parenthood versus susan komen fight. in the midst of this, we had to deal with women

millions of tv viewers watch as this unscripted prank by a tv host backfired in a horrific way. >> his face is burnt. >> reporter: now, that host is expected to face charges, a warrant issued for his arrest. it all started saturday when houchin was a guest on the popular show in the dominican republic "approach the stars." he says the host, franklin, unexpectedly poured a flaming cologne on his head. on facebook, houchin wrote, this was not a stunt or part of an act. this was a criminal attack. he was rushed to the hospital with first and second-degree burns on his face and hands. he's since tweeted resting, healing, working through the process in the d.r. the outrage here and outpouring of support has been incredible. world-famous magician david copperfield is among those supporters. >> you never know what to expect. you try to present yourself as a performer that is creating wonder and amazement. and occasionally, somebody might misunderstand that. >> reporter: houchin was performing on the show with a group of magicians, after the performance, houchin said the host wanted to game th

we don't know how much they're preparing, they tend to be unscripted to put it mildly, take a listen.not sure this is true, somebody tells me you're obsessed with wolf blitzerer. yet every year it's me talking to you guys. do you take it personally? do you think there's something to this? >> i think wolf is wise to stay away from kathy griffin. i once -- i don't know if you know this story, candy. i lent -- kathy griffin once skad to come to me house in long island. like a nice guy i sent her a guy, she wanted to go there a day in advance. >> to clean up the place. >> just to go -- first of all, she arrived, she was terribly disappointed,think she thought it was going to be like the house in downto know abby. >> the chef never arrived. >> there is no chef. anyway. she arrives. and while time on the news that night, during commercial breaks i'm receiving tweets. not even tweets. text messages from her. >> sexts. >> she's sending naked pictures of herself sprawled on my couch, drape the over the kitchen counter. >> i think candy has done that on a daily base sister. >> i had to get a we