. >> this is the animal equivalent of like eight kids picking on a usc fighter. i'll always put my money on the usc fighter. >> is this playful in any way or get out of my yard? >> i think this is just get out of my yard. >> this next video, we are going under the sea. you have a bunch of photographers and sharks are swimming around not paying attention until one guy goes up to this one. watch what he does. rubs it on the nose area. look at its eyeballs. that shark is loving it. watch what he does with the other guy. he bumps into the gopro. let me adjust that for you. >> i don't care how many videos i see of this, i couldn't do it. getting around a bunch of sharks. >> that's two seconds of your hand going up to the nose, that moment could go real wrong. i'm are not the man eater we portray them to be. >> something children love, santa claus. something children hate, fast time. this is little dustin in daddy's arms. dustin is about to meet santa for the very first time. >> is that santa? >> an epic moment in the life of a child. >> it always goes wrong. >> he is

he played his college boot football at usc his head coach at southern cal was pete carol.ete carol and chip kelly are very similar sanchez thinks. >> atmosphere. you know, they really emphasize, um, that you work your bust off week when you get to game day just relax and have the time of your life, and that's what it feels like here. that's what it felt like at usc and, you know, at times in new york it felt like that, too. >> sanchez customary beanie. sunday line up looks like this. ... >> double header giant and titans that will be a personal at 1:00 followed by the eagles and seahawks at 4:25. new york jets arter ribble football team. head coach rex ryan is a dead man walking. to the meadowlands. last night may have been one of the most dreadful nfl games you will ever see. the jets lost and can't imagine why with the quarterback geno smith completing all of seven passes for 69 yards. the head coach put his team in perspective. >> i feel sick. man. you know, can't believe we're two and 10. it's a joke. (laughter). >> sounds like you. >> it's a joke. >> sounds like you.

especially since the sanctions came down to usc.moment of the game, presented by kay jewelers. carrington, targeted again. at first, was the escape of marcus mariota. then, he finds carrington down the field, the redshirt freshman. >> joel: what i play for mariota. only equaled by the fantastic catch down the field by 87. >> tim: carrington, 7 receptions, 126 yards. career-highs in both categories for him. think about it. they didn't have ferrell brown tonight. injured for the season, back in the utah game. all-conference. i mean, it wasn't as if this team did not have its fair share of players that were hurt. >> joel: well, it started in the preseason. all-american offensive lineman, tyler johnstone, went down with a torn acl. they were coming back with three guys that had been all-americans on the offensive line. grasu, johnstone, and fisher. they're trying to figure out their way with this offensive line. it serves them well to have number 8 out there, at the mission critical position, stealing your line. >> tim: yes. duane roseb

heading to san diego for the holiday bowl between usc and nebraska. marching to the beat of their own drum scoring at will. jackson showing he could play on sunday. toss from kessler slices through the nebraska defense for a 71-yard touchdown. second of the game. kessler had three touchdown passes. informing for it on fourth and three. demodern aon the quick toss. usc holds on to win 45-42 the final. sun bowl in el paso, texas had everything but the sun. arizona statette led duke by as many as 17. fourth quarter krouler had 102 receiving records. threw a touchdown. ensuing kickoff returned 96 yards, richards. asu back on top, 36-31678952 seconds left. >> going for the win. boone picked off. game over sun devils win 36-31. virginia tech and cincinnati in the military bowl. clark loses the ill ball. williams picks it is up. loses the ball. kicked it to his teammate who is going to fooid fight his way in for the touchdown. virginia tech goes on to win 33-17. miami and -- 78 yards on this touchdown, avoids three defenders. south carolina wins 24-21. >>> b

death, the tournament of roses asked his family to ride ahead of the float and the kind of tribute a uscrojan would appreciate. >> i love they'll have traveler, the usc mascot in front of us without a rider. i tear up just thinking about it. it's going to be beautiful. >> beautiful. the theme of the 2015 parade is inspiring stories. the parade president says the idea came from reading his story. >>> to a christmas surprise for a subway train packed with passengers. a woman's water broke while on the f train in new york city. that sent train riders into action. calling for an officer for help and others helped the soon-to-be mother get as comfortable as she could the entire thing caught on a cell phone camera. when nearby officers arrived, they say the baby was already on its way out. >> officer, somebody's having a baby. >> the baby had the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck. we got it away from his neck. the mother wanted to hold the baby. >> the newborn boy was reunited with the hero cops. once his mom got comfortable in a hospital bed. she named the boy chris since he was born on

it ripped through a ten-block span a few miles from the usc campus. at least five homes were damaged. we have video of the aftermath. parts of a roof wrecked and stacked like a pile of tooth picks. those who experienced it can't believe what they saw and heard. >> my door slammed open. dang, who left the door open? then you could hear bam really loud. >> it came through. i watched my roof of this house slip and go to the next street. >> surely you know like here in the bay area, tornados in l.a. are extremely rare. wow. from a tornado in los angeles to a water spout off the point rays lighthouse. a water spout is a tornado over water. >>> the storm saturated the ground and could cause more of this, fallen trees. crews finished removing a 90 foot tree that crashed through a senior living home in union city. two people were hospitalized after the tree came toppling down early yesterday morning. crews are inspecting nearby trees to see if there is the same damage. >>> pg&e crews are working to get power back to all its customers hopefully by the end of t

mark sanchez had a terrific career at usc. but his coach at southern cal was pete carol, who just happens to be the coach for the seattle seahawks. >> the atmosphere, you know, they've really emphasize, that you work your butt off all week, get to game day, just relax, have the time of your life. and that's what it feels like here, that's what it felt like at usc. and, you know, at times in new york it felt like that, too to college football player rang off, playoff seat havings come out last night. the top teams are in the new playoff form at this season. and the top four teams make it, and there week, alabama, number one, with come from behind win, oregon number two, florida state with another lucky win at four. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. british history rock by a dna test? could the royal family be affected? the infidelity discovered in the family tree. >> and, another woman stepping forward, claiming bill cosby assaulted her, but this case is different from the others. >> more rain coming down on the stre

now interesting side light to the game quarterback mark sanchez form her head coach at usc sap chez hadcareer at southern cal and his head coach was pete carol. same head coach that comes in this sunday with seattle. >> the atmosphere, upping, they really emphasize that you work your butt off week and when you get to game day, just relax and have the time of your life, and that's what it feels like here. that's what it felt like at usc and, you know, at times in new york it felt like that too. >> there are a few players that make seattle look good defensive team. the player that everyone talks about defensive back richard sherman he's got a big mouth but he does make plays. last week against overrated san francisco quarterback colin kaepernick he had had interceptions but eat guess won't shy away from him. that is reserved for a player in the past. >> there was a guy that played once way back in the former life there was a guy named dion sander that is we went into a game and said, just absolutely stay away from him. you know, other than that you got to just call your offense. i think,

we h a question from someo from usc so i will balance that with this warm from sc. >> mr. b.annonof al th summers i wntrom your office toheresident what s e most poti speech for . xon other a t electionof 68 and 72? >> of all the summaries the be news that me in ichard nin? i can't even thinkf any particular one thtent into nixon t will tell you what did. let me tell you a ory. get briefingbo frmll the business press conrences by the timi got there i had figud t a ystem sigl and i woul work on the prenstudy the issues that were up and i would write 25 30 questions and ninwanted theaswers reduced to 0 words. athend of that sigleand i would get together and we wld se a memo called buchanan's memo predicting what werehe st likely because have 2 estions oreign and meic the most likely 15 questions he wld get. so nixonwd very well. sone time i sent him the b.c. memo and i predicted questions and i had all the questions in the book. every single question the president asked on every issue i predicted and had an answer in the book. 100 on your test. i got a call after the press conf

a business graduate from usc. we had a question from someone from usc so i will balance that with this warm from usc. >> mr. b. cannon of all the summers i went from your office to the president what was the most positive speech for mr. nixon other than the election of 68 and 72? >> of all the summaries the best news that came into richard nixon? i can't even think of any particular one that went into nixon but i will tell you what he did. let me tell you a story. i get briefing books from all the business press conferences. by the time i got there i had figured out a system. sigler and i would work on the present study the issues that were up and i would write 25 or 30 questions and nixon wanted the answers reduced to 120 words. at the end of that sigler and i would get together and we would send a memo called buchanan's memo predicting what were the most likely because i have 25 questions on foreign and domestic the most likely 15 questions he would get. so nixon we did very well. so one time i sent him the b.c.

this is south of usc. the national weather service says the small ef-0 tornado touched down just before 9:30 this money. wind speeds reached 65 to 85 miles per hour. in addition to this twister southern california is seeing flooding and devastating mudsli mudslides. >> that storm in l.a. left behind serious damage here in the bay area. a trail of swollen rivers, streams, and soaked neighborhoods. in some cases the damage done could take weeks or months to repair. including this. you see down below, two large holes. this is the roof of a safeway in san jose. we have multiple reports on the storm cleanup. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking tonight's showers. scott budman has the cleanup in san jose. robert handa has the drought impact. michelle roberts in redwood city. >> reporter: raj, things are getting better here but still a lot of water left to be cleaned up. there is a pump in the back corner, the deepest area that's by the creek of this mobile home park. it has been helping. things have gone

that's what i like at usc. you know, at times in new york, i like that too. >> college football playoff ranking for the playoff seatings have come out last night. the top teams are in the new playoff form at this season, and the top four teams makes it, this week, alabama, number one, with come from behind win. tc moves to up three, florida state with another lucky win at four. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> the senate commerce committee is examining the policies within professional sport forehand link domestic violence and how to prevent it. >> catching all of the attention this morning, nfl executive, troy vincent for his tearful testimony. >> we believe that wearing the uniform after nfl player is a privilege. it is not a right. and remember, of the nfl community must embrace this unique leadership role that we play in our society. and the trust that you place in us, we look forward to working with the committee. >> vincent speaking on the issues of domestic violence in the sport community.

ripped through a ten block span a few miles from the usc cam pulse. at least five homes were damaged. tonight, we have video showing the aftermath. wood and parts of a roof, simply snapped, stacked up look a pile of tooth picks. those who experienced it still scant believe what they saw and heard. >> it just came through. watched the roof of the house slip and go to the next street. >> look here in the bay area, tornados in l.a. are extremely uncommon. >> from the taornado in los angeles to a water spout of point reyes, sunset at drakes beach. water spouts are a tornado over water. a wild 12 hours. catch your breath. more is ahead of us. >> pretty good bulls eye on the doppler radar offshore. a look right now. a few remnants on the radar. across peninsula. at the coastline. after all of that rainfall and 24 hours yesterday. across 101. 280. not heavy. face water on the road. right now, the rainfall over san mateo. san carlos, throughout 11:07. next, two, three minutes see that pick up. just in case you missed it. rainfall totals have been epic here. a

by usc campus, 1.2. san diego and oceanside a little less, about .50 to .75 inch. further up the coast, san francisco got drenched. over two inches. san jose pretty heavy rain in the last hour. sacramento about an inch. everyone got about what we expected with this. the good news for the rest of the country is that storm is also going to bring pacific mild air across the nation. rain mountains, we still could see minor flooding problems as we go throughout the afternoon. >> again, it looks like we had minor problems, but no major problems with mud or debris flows. that's great because we need every drop. >> i know. they needed the rain out there. >> small communities having water shipped into them. we can deal with a little mud. >> let's hope for the best. the latest ton 13-year-old rescued after four years of being held prisoner. here is what he's saying about the ordeal. >>> caught on camera, a surfing competition got a surprise visitor. details up next. >>> welcome back, everybody. stories making news this morning. hackers got their hands on several unreleased m

for example, usc has a fantastic research came -- academic science center focusing on palliative care. the california commission on aging which i serve, we also visited these programs last month and they are not only involved with the programs in east los angeles and ventura county but also involved in va hospitals. they are working in a newly integrated model focusing on needs. they have a number of major grants from the feds and foundations and top programs and post doc working on the status because in that county it's a major significant thrust. you have unique programs here but they haven't been coordinated or integrate in community organizations. this is really a significant major step at this point. so i would encourage you to continue on and i hope that we work this out. it reenforces the acknowledgment that we are making significant head way and we will look at additional resources in integrated programs as we face a critical need in this city with not only the elderly but people injured at different stages. that's what we need to look at. when you are at age 70 or 80, it does

if you like the trojans. 98 yards in the first half anyone-17 usc, the trojans hang on two finish theon at nine and four. and here's a mistake, a lot of meaning for this one. we both went there. for the fourth quarter, blue devils on fourth and two. look at that. the running back gets that 131- 30. here comes the sun devils coming back with a cookoff return. richard gets that one, he goes into score, for touchdowns for arizona state, they get the victory and the trophy by the count of 36-31. a big story. it's jim harbaugh. >> we will know tomorrow, officially. right now, it is out there, he is heading to michigan for his alma mater. >> has he lost the highlight? there it is. i'm sorry, there is a difference. >> we had to, there is no space. his back. >> we will hear you - - hear from you it during the break. see you in a minute. [ pause ] news and weather updates are always on kpix-dot-com. goodnight. >>> i was typing here, thank you for watching. our newscast comes up next tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. >> have a great night. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an nt f

as such the directive violates the aforementioned provisions in 5 usc 706. and therefore unlawful. it also argues the action puts i an illegal financial burden. >> this is a cost we will now have to take on the cost of additional immigrants that come here. it is the cost of what is already here when you turn around and you say you're not going to deport them. not deporting these citizens is going to cost the state money. >> it's not uncommon for states to sue the federal government over the laws it makes, but a lawsuit over an executive action or inaction is much more rare. >> this time on the program we'll sort out what is substance and what is symbolism when you go after the president for executive action. what tools are available to a politically opposed house of representatives or state governors to try to stop the president from taking executive action on immigration? can they go directly after the president's action itself? to drop certain illegally illegal residents. or gum up of th up the works of the government to show their d displeasure. we go to our panel. professor fro

this is south of usc. the national weather service says the small ef-0 tornado touched down just before 9:30 this money. wind speeds reached 65 to 85 miles per hour. in addition to this twister southern california is seeing flooding and devastating mudsli mudslides. >> that storm in l.a. left behind serious damage here in the bay area. a trail of swollen rivers, streams, and soaked neighborhoods. in some cases the damage done could take weeks or months to repair. including this. you see down below, two large holes. this is the roof of a safeway in san jose. we have multiple reports on the storm cleanup. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking tonight's showers. scott budman has the cleanup in san jose. robert handa has the drought impact. michelle roberts in redwood city.

north carolina state took an early lead over usc but the wolf pack have responded now 24 to 10 in therd quarter. >>> more bowl action from earlier today. heart of dallas bowl, yes, that's really the name, louisiana tech takes care of illinois here 35 to 18. blake martin 28-yard scamper for the capper in this one. >>> to the hardwood sixers just under way in portland. they're fresh off a 23-point comeback against the miami heat on tuesday night. blazers 23 wins, that ties them for the most in the nba. >>> the flyers kicked off their eight consecutive games away from home ice in very fine fashion having wop their first three which is tied for the longest streak for them all season. they will skate at nashville tomorrow. >>> and we' >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. for kate, rob and all of us here, i'm jessica dean. have a good night. we'll see you after 11:00 on cbs3. >> ♪

relax and have the time of your life and that's what it feels like here, that's what it felt like at uscnd at times in new york it felt like that, too, where things are going great and we got good players, a good system. let's go have fun. >> all right, the flyers are just under way tonight in san jose. orange and black looking to end a seven game road losing streak. and martin brodeur isn't ready to hang up his goalie bag. he signed a one year deal with the saint louis blues. >>> one thing to make a plan, execution is another animal. sixers can tie the nba record for most losses to start a season tomorrow night against minnesota, a step in the right direction according to the blueprint. last night they dropped their 17th straight losing to the spurs 109-103. one more lottery pick and a believe in the plan. >> long term vision. >> i'm with the plan. >> you're buying into the plan. >> an investment into the future, these losses. >> there you go. it will be >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e ill mauer your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> celebrating the holiday season. "eye

pete carol facing off against his former quarterback at usc mark sanchez. he was all about the offense. >> their offense is just kind of friendly. they do a will the of good things. they're macing yards running the football and controlling the clock and getting a lot of plays and quarterbacks are functioning really well. mark look really quick in the offense his decision making he's very skies stiff and gets the ball out and they've got guys open so he's making -- he's make going use of the system. >> do you not want to miss toyota sunday kickoff 11:30 right here on cbs theme join me and sports director beasley reece along with the voice of the eagles merrill reece and special contributor lesean mccoy as we get you ready for eagles/see hawk. that's sunday at 11:30 right here on cbs3. >> well, former phillie now national it's outfielder jayson werth has been sentenced that 10 days in jail for wreck less driving. he was clocked driving at 105 miles an hour in a 55 miles an hour zone on the capitol beltway. the judge asked him what he was doing and he answered

project and the prop k that have the fundings and the prior and also as a match for them and is it is to usc for the next project and starting with the corridor improvement project and on this prior, based, and environmental, and so we are happy to see the going forward with the construction as many of you know that the divided highway running through, the park and it is the largest park in the south east part of the city and currently it is designed, primary for cars and without any pedestrian, bicycle or transit facilities but as you can see on the slide this project will be forced to open by the bicycle improvements to the park and initially due to the funding and the improvements and the improvements and the street projects will be implemented as part of two and however the timing of the parts have been successful in picturing the park and in the state or the grant to include those two, or the parts of this construction contract to be completed by august of 2016. (inaudible) sfmta and parks and permit. and the next two -- (inaudible) the school projects the first one on the san francisco

steering committee, as i mentioned, dana [inaudible] and jeff [inaudible] and diane [inaudible] from usc about a general hospital are also on the steering committee and i'm presenting on their behalf. so, really where in service you can see the bottom of san francisco communities. so this is the mission statement of the organization. we want to convey a sense of urgency and possibility for getting to zero among san franciscans. we want to empower and engage abroad [inaudible] this is really collective impact effort. create communication and coronation amongst various stakeholders to implement the strategic plan and we had a very robust discussion at a community forum that we held last night in honor of world aids day in which we were talking about new mechanisms for better communication among the various people who serve our communities who are at risk for or are hiv-positive. to provide better services. we plan to mobilize all necessary resources to achieve division and that means not just one group not just the health department but our variety of organizations that will be providing s

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how much more fuel. 20% more fuel compared to usc. by choosing the cheapest they are losing money.ht not care if they lose money but what is important is they are producing more c o2 that be is necessary by choosing this. that is why we have to help them for them and for us. for this purpose providing financial assistance can be an option. being from nedo i'm going to talk about something else today. that is the study assistance that we are providing to different countries. so far there have been 19 projects in 11 countries. now analyzing, you know, how the new technology would work in the country, we are helping those countries make a right decision in terms of what technologies to use. again, i think everyone is looking at the triangle but this is the -- because we started the project in california. i have thought about this later. another part of the coal-power plant technology is maintenance. after building a new plant, you have to use this for over like 40 years, right? so the keeping up the plant's performance over time is important. this example, take several plants, several

a professor of law and science at usc susan always good to see you.the great nuggets i think right now elizabeth warren, the opponent of the latest fox news poll is now two years before the next presidential election, also had 12% against hillary clinton, a freshman illinois senator named barak obama. should we read anything into that or is this hillary's for the takeing? . >> hillary's for the taking. it's a completely different landscape. >> that number. i love fun numbers and i'm a great elizabeth warren fan. but i don't think elisabeth warren is going to get into this race unless hillary gets out. i think the significance of the numbers the significance of the democrats, the last democrats rushing i was joking with somebody. rushing to get onto the crowded booths the clinton train is the democratic party has no appetite for primary fights. no appetite for any battles here. everybody is ready to line up behind hillary and focus on trying to win this general election. democrats have been very grownup. it's so unusual. >> but maybe not completely gro

joining me tonight, professor of politics at usc and democratic strategist. always a pleasure.t go back and roll the old highlight tape. probably saying the same stuff who knows. let's about jeb bush. is this a good start for him? he's on top of the pack by double-digits. what do you make of it? >> his lead is not nearly as big as hillary clinton's lead in the numbers you just showed. because even in the gop, the bush legacy is not an unmixed blessing. the establishment republicans have decided they're for jeb. they think christie is too damaged, paul ryan is too unconcern, mid western governors are too remote. they're absolutely convinced that the conservative insurgence can't possibly win a general election. the establishment usually gets its way in the republican party, from bush one in 1988 to romney in 2012. it's getting tougher. rick santorum managed to stay the course through the primaries in 2012. so there's some chance that you would get a conservative activist who could come in take the nomination away from the establishment choice. although that conservative field is

they entered the stadium, protected by the very police they insult, and the player whose ethics cost usc national championship and himself a heisman trophy were an i can't breathe slogan on his teeshirt. brave pro athletes who wear i can't breathe teeshirts and scribbling those words on their precious new sneakers. inspiring, don't you think? something to think about. thanks >>> tonight on "war stories" -- >> nobody intended to come back. >> december 7th, 1941. the japanese unleashed a secret weapon, midget submarines. >> we thought it was a german u-boat. >> a lone destroyer sank a midget submarine an hour before the air attack on pearl harbor. >> we've got a midget sub. >> now its discovery is rewriting history. >> this probably is important. >> tonight we prove the first casualties of the pacific war were the japanese. that's next on "war stories." >> good evening.

colleges are among dozens statewide that are offering low cost bachelor degrees not offered to the uscor csu systems. they say making four year bachelor degrees in technical areas are increasingly necessary. they allow other colleges to offer some four year degree. the bay area colleges include are green valley college in san jose, moot foote hill college in napa valley and solano community college in fairfield. >>> technology developed in bay area will save millions of lives in africa. they are making a drug to treat and kill malaria that we first profiled in 2011. now as cheryl jennings reports, the promise is becoming a reality. >> for millions of people in africa, protecting themselves from the mosquitoes that carry malaria is a constant battle fought with bed nets and insecticides. but now help arriving in the form of a drug that can treat the disease quickly and inexpensively. >> it's taken three tablets. it's a drug called ardiminicin. for decades it's been made solely from the worm wood plant. but instead they have developed a way to genetically modify yeast to produce the same

they entered the stadium, protected by the very police they insult, and the player whose ethics cost uscionship and himself a heisman trophy were an i can't breathe slogan on his teeshirt. brave pro athletes who wear i can't breathe teeshirts and scribbling those words on their precious new sneakers. inspiring, don't you think? something to think about. thanks >>> democrats report on enhanced interrogation did not include input from the cia. tonight you hear the other side of the story and hacked sony e-mails shows the hip kra say of hollywood liberals. >> ivy league schools say they're too upset from protesting to study. they want their finals delayed. tonight all that and more on huckabee. >>> welcome to huckabee. about the only thing worse than when a loser acts like a winner is when a winner acts ke

colleges are among dozens statewide that are offering low cost bachelor degrees not offered to the usc or csu systems. they say making four year bachelor degrees increasingly necessary. they allow other colleges to offer some four year degree. the bay area colleges primed to offer them are evergreen college in san jose, foothills college and two others. 5:34 is the time. technology developed in bay area will save millions of lives in africa. they are making a drug to treat and kill malaria that we first profiled in 2011. now as cheryl jennings reports, the promise is becoming a reality. >> for millions of theme africa, protecting themselves from the mosquitoes that carry malaria is a constant battle fought with bed nets and insecticides. but now help arriving in the form of a drug that can treat the disease quick play inexpensively. >> it's taken three tablets. >> it's a semi version produced by this researchers. for decades it's been made solely from the worm wood plant. but instead they have developed a way to ginneticly modify yeast to produce the same drug in huge brewery-type tank

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but because of moneys we can't go to a major bowl but alabama does, and usc does and all the rest does. my third and final question, if i need an education in biology or law why is it that an athlete after one or two years can leave and go and pursue their career but as a biology major or education major, i can't leave? host: thanks, carl guest: i'm not quite sure what you're asking in the third question, but in terms of what's going on with the university of kentucky basketball program the bigger issue with what's going on in kentucky is the way john calipari, the coach there, has used sort of the one and done system that's been set up under the collective bargaining with the nba, that's required basketball players to go to school for at least one year and what calipari has done, and he's been successful at it so it's drawn more and more players is that it's taking these guys and they win and prepares them for pro careers, they go to school one year and leave and go on to the pros, and he's managed to continue to keep recruiting and drawing more athletes and players in and he's got a

usc marshall school of business school professor delvecchio thinks the president did sony a favor. >> it was a bit of a sting that the president criticized them. but what he actually did was provide a lot of political cover for them to go forward, release the film. >> that was patrick healey reporting. direct to video or video on demand release could still be a possibility. but sony's ceo said distributors are not showing up interest so far. but as you heard, that could change. >>> jeff ranieri, we're talking about tonight's rain. then that all-important holiday forecast. >> yes, and the most important thing i think everybody wants to know is when are we done with this storm system? we're done with the worst right now. it's way off toward the south. i think we'll have residual moisture back here off to the north and also the west. we'll have to deal with that the next 24 hours. let's check airport delays again. just because we can. it's live updated information from the faa. and still the only delays due to weather this very second across the nation. san francisco running 156 minutes

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now of course they can bring a federal civil rights case under 42 usc 1983. these are common cases that are brought all the time. i've brought many of these types of cases, and, again, it's the question of whether excessive force was used. in this particular case, the standard and burden of proof is less, it's preponderance of evidence, whereas in a criminal case, it's proof beyond a reasonable doubt, which is a much higher standard, but it's not any different than the standard you have in a regular criminal case. so i think either one of those can be brought, i know the civil case has to be brought. that's easy enough to do. that's a private matter, can be done by private lawyers. on the other hand, the criminal case has to be brought by the u.s. attorney's office or it can be brought out of the department of justice in washington, d.c. that also can be done. >> we had that in the rodney king case. here i think the concern is that the state, prosecutors have messed up the case by their examination of the various witnesses. and making it very difficult to bri