jessica jackson spent tuesday waiting and waiting and waiting for a package she'd ordered online from amazon.com to arrive at her montgomery county home. >> the tracking never changed on the website. it just said from 10:00 a.m. yesterday it said on the are truck for delivery. and i'm like, this is just down in rockville. can't i pick it up myself? >> reporter: the package never arrived. jackson was not alone. what retailers call an unexpected surge of online orders appears to have strained the limits of delivery companies. late tuesday united parcel service which delivers around 45% of u.s. packages issued a statement saying it wouldn't be able to get some goods to customers by christmas. the volume of air packages in the u.p.s. system did exceed capacity as demand was much

they will have to wait a while.fficially begins. >> who's got number 1. >> reporter: within 30 minutes the horani family passes through the gate. >> we have to go through the triage. >> reporter: their vital signs are checked. blood pressure and blood sugar too. and then the family disperses, brian and heather to get their teeth worked on. >> you're doing cleaning. you hang on good. >> reporter: the twin boy, jaden and hayden go to get dental x-rays. >> now, bud. here you go. >> reporter: and then a cleaning. >> let me see your teeth. >> reporter: both twins get a clean bill of dental health. >> yeah. you did super. very good. >> reporter: by early afternoon jordan is able to get in to see the eye doctor. >> better one orb -- >> reporter: a change in her prescription means a trip to the eyeglass tent. >> okay. >> no. >> reporter: and successful search for a pair of frames. >> okay. >> okay. >> reporter: over in the optical lab tom and judy dandridge oversee an assembly line for grinding lenses helping people see cle

for district nominees, they have waited around 100 days. three times the wait time of george w. bush's nominees. you have seen significantly longer wait time from court approval. the difference was the senate democrats had it different strategy mixing the process up. they would try to hurt the nominee's chances before they even got to committee. when harry reid went on to the floor in the midst of this nuclear debate, they talked about how half of the cloture motions have come under president obama's term. which is a startling statistic. i think from 1917 through 1960, only 4 cloture motions were ever invoked the past 13 years. were ever invoked. the past 13 years, the number is 280. >> these nominees were on the floor and they had to bring this to a vote? >> right. they nominated what they thought would be the best candidate possible. >> those people passed the committee. >> right. they passed the senate judicial committee. they are approved in that process within they have to wait to get to the final confirmation vote between 140 days, and 100 days on average. >> it is interes

, wait, wait. wait a second. >> more taxes, less spending, and same -- >> the administration -- however -- >> i want to hear the governor here. >> it's down to pre-stimulus levels and heading in the right direction. >> despite obama. the sequester, by the way, is less than 1% of total federal spending. if we think this nation cannot tighten its belt, then we should give up. >> david, go ahead and get in here. >> what you have recited as the way to go forward is what we have done for the past 30 years, which is cut taxes on the wealthy, cut regulations on business, and it's proven to be a failure. that's where the direction -- that's why you've been so opposed to the president's plan. it is a reversal of where we failed. >> how can you claim we have rereduced regulation, whether it's under president bush or president obama. there's been an explosion of regulation burden. >> that's what we are starting to reverse. we are starting to create the conditions for a prolonged expansion. it is far too weak,

thank god, those mothers will bring their children out now, and we waited and waited and waited, and their children out. >> the entire scene unfolds before a live tv audience. >> look at that! this is gorgeous. >> they threw tear gas in there and that started on fire, or something. >> it's the reality of the situation. >> it was quick. it didn't last very long. the structure was shoddily made with plywood. the structure was like a wooden match. >> we never stopped our negotiation efforts. we continued right up until i turned off the speakers on that last day at 12:35 in the afternoon. >> everyone was in tears. we could all see the faces of the children. we all knew who they were. we had seen them. and that's what we were dedicated to doing, was trying to rescue those kids out of there. and that had all gone up in smoke and we knew that they were all dying and there was nothing that we could do about it. >> to recap for those viewers just tuning into cnn. it's day 51 in waco, texas, and the standoff now seems to be coming to an exclusive and fiery end. >> i did not think that he would

this man has been waiting 724 days. assistant secretary of defense, 292 days. 100 69y fund governor, days. upa, 128 days. 5 of them. average time waiting is nine months. we are with alex rogers, congressional reporter for time magazine. and mitchharry reid mcconnell after july, after the bubble up of the nuclear option discussion. what happened in july? what was the cause of concern that first brought it to everyone's attention? >> the national labor relations board, there were nominees that the republicans did not want to put on. inre was a historic meeting the old chamber where it seemed like everything had gotten back together. they were going to get nominees that they wanted and a majority of the rules for the filibuster were going to stay the same. fast forward to november and things have gotten a lot different. the government shutdown. there are four key nominations in three weeks. filibuster. have the agency that oversees fannie mae and freddie mac and three nominees for the d c circuit court of appeals. in terms

he is incredible blunt -- >> hang on -- >> [ overlapping speakers ] >> wait, wait, wait.is articulate because actually, tmz unearthed a sermon school of murder, their arrogant inventing ways of doing evil, 245 years after your forfathers founded the country. what are you going to do run with them, die? >> it's absolutely clear. it is absolutely disturbing and disgusting he's using christianity. >> mark, my biggest issue, if you actually read again what he said in "gq" he did not equate being gay with beastiality. >> let me read the statement -- wait a minute, let me read the statement so there can be absolute clarity. it seems to me a vagina as a man would be more desirable than a man's anus. start with homosexual behavior and morph out from there. forget what else he's condemning. he's condemning a homosexual behavior, isn't he, ben? >> sure he is and he believes that with the other list that he's against and has been on the show forever. i would never have said it the way he said it, let me make it clear but let's not put words in his mouth and take it for what it is. h

robber still waiting.tually comes around and the manager hands over hundreds of dollars in cash to the alleged robber. the robber gets away, but police hope someone perhaps recognizes that person in the video as the alleged robber. wow. "duck dynasty's" phil robertson will be back at work when the show resumes rating -- or shooting rather in the spring. the a & e network lifted its suspension of the reality show star for comments he made about homosexuality and race. bruce fretz with "tv guide" magazine. just when people thought they were done talking about "duck dynasty" there's yet another chapter here. a & e says, okay, suspension over, we're going to start shooting again. who's the real winner here? phil robertson, "duck dynasty" as a whole, the network? >> i'm not sure there are any winners here. a & e didn't acquit itself very well. they tried to play it cute and issued this suspension for the show. they had quit shooting for the season. they got a big backlash against them and they caved and said yo

i will wait for 30% off. i will wait for 40% off. i will wait for 50% off.ducts do not have any value. that destroys brand values. adam: what will happen between this moment and tomorrow? are we going to see a rush of shoppers going in thinking they're getting even better discount and they will get the discount? bruce first, then brian. >> they will think so because they will not go into the stores without them. that is problem. become as self-perpetuating cycle. i will only shop where i get a discount. i will go to the store where they give me the most discount. you have to get going. you will grab the discounts. that is why they were email bombing you by the way, they're hoping in the last moment you will be desperate, you will take discount and run. adam: brian. >> no dice. here is real deal. inventories continue to rise. rising second week. clearance going up, lord & taylor, gab, 50%. >> they have one month and a week to liquidate the inventory and bring in new goods to hope the sales floor is amazing much. adam: banana republic had 50% off. is it bettor

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here and wait. nobody knew when aid would come, so i figured it out on my own. >> from the debris of the store, he found the way to feet his family. >> and like that, the idea came to me. i only had my fishing net left. i needed something to sail me out to sea right away. >> a makeshift boat made from an old refrigerator. it may be basic, he said, but just three days after the typhoon, he was fishing again. an ingenious idea said his fellow fishermen, so they built their own too. they know it's a temporary fix until they have materials to build proper ones again. this village may have lost everything, but they are not hungry. and this is the kind of resilience that they say they learned the hard way. to get back on their feet, they know that in the end, they only have themselves to rely on. aljazeera, central philippines. >> it was a dream that lasted for just five days for gay couples in australia. they were allowed to get married in the capital a week ago, but then the high court struck down the l

do it now or wait? >> well, i think that right now what they should be doing is for the bond portfolios is over waiting the corporate bonds, go into mortgages, mortgages, corporate bonds and high yield. i think the economy will be strong enough, we won't have problems on high yield and begin to move there. i would also look at dividend paying stocks. i would be moving into utilities and energy stocks right now. i'd over wait those sectors. >> okay. all right. we'll leave it there. a lot of good information. thanks so much. >>> as we mentioned earlier, a real set back in the housing market for a change here. the sales of existing homes unexpectedly fell in november down for the third month in a row to the lowest level for a year. high prices on those previously occupied homes with rising mortgage rates are to blame for the drop in sales last month. >>> no drop today in shares of bristol myers hitting 52-week highs for a time after astrazenika will sell a diabetes drug allowing bristol-myers to focus on s

. >> how long will i wait?>> reporter: you have decided to wait and stop any way >> yes. i guess i am pushing at. >> reporter: this minivan has no passengers or drivers parked just a few inches from occurred center parking enforcement gives the and the once over looking for the driver. >> reporter: after repeated attempts a ticket is written and the driver received a ticket. shortly after it was issued the driver appears. >> >> reporter: this ask you be was also unattended. suv >> they did a switch and i had to take the back to dan. bags in. >> reporter: you just chilling hear how long will you be here? >> i am waiting on my father. >> i am waiting on my daughter. >> reporter: argue aware of parking in at the crossed what will inherit a $300 ticket? >> now i did not let me get out of here >> reporter: and i told this woman she will be on people behaving badly her response was priceless. >>nooooooooooooooooo! >> catherine: we will find out what it is the christmas gift that had the boy jumping for joy. during sl

that is why zookeepers waited team -- waited so long to give the panda her name and today, the wait is finally over. after 100 days of waiting, guessing and hoping, today, the national zoo's panda cub finally gets her name. fax 3, 2, 1. >> the pride of the national zoo is named bao bao, meaning precious or treasure. more than 120,000 people voted online for one of five different names. most votesured the but it's not a named christine harper and her friends picked. she pulled in from maryland at 7:30 a.m., securing her spot for the highly anticipated naming ceremony. >> this is a very special, exciting momentum. >> excitement shared by howard lavelle. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing. >> with just 300 pandas in human care around the world, bao bao is a meaningful addition to these severely endangered animals. the zoo director says over the last 41 years, just to baby and is have been born here and bao only female. >> these animals are very precious annals to us. >> and to the visitors -- they say they usually see 2 million visitors per year but he expects an extra 400,000 people w

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customers waiting for packages from u.p.s. were left frustrated and disappointed. >> i have been waiting since christmas eve. nothing will be under the tree. >> we are more efficient and using technology on the ground so we can immediate increased demand with fixed amount of resources. >> the problem affected many areas of the country from california to alabama. neither u.p.s. or fedex are saying how many packages have been delayed but tell us the delays are nationwide. amazon for their part is trying to make amens and e-mailing those affected and citing a fall in fedex and united states network and offering to refund shipping costs and provide $20 gift card to some customers with the bulk being delivered today or tomorrow but absolutely by this weekend. >> thank you, nick. that are get is responding to new claims hackers who hit target scold encrypted bank pins that could have been compromised because j.p. morgan chase put limits on the money taken out of accounts. the company said that they would offer free credit monitoring

they came here from hollister, waiting all night waiting for possible information. we don't know motive to the shooting, the sister believes she was having some sort of marital issues, we don't know if it was the man who shot the woman or the woman who shot the man, i talked to the sister, erica rodriguez. here's what she has to say. >> i just got a call from my niece and tell me that my sister was dead. and, um, she just said, she was just she couldn't tell me anything else. she was dead and okay, i'm just going to go over there to find out more details. and that's what i'm here, to find out more details >> reporter: who lives at the house? with her husband? >> with her husband and her mother-in-law and father-in-law and children, four children >> reporter: how old are the kids? >> the kids are 16, 14, and 13, and 19-year-old. >>reporter: so right now, it appears the niece is still inside the home with the two bodies because the coroner's office has not arrived on the scene, she says she can't get a hold of her niece right now she's being talked to detectives, a sp

questions >> reporter: how long are you going to wait here? >> how long it will wait? you're going to decide to stop and wait anyway. >> yes, i am pushing it. >> reporter: this minivan has no passengers or drivers it is just part a few inches from the curb. soon park enforcement give the band a once over looking for the driver. he blows whistle repeated lee hope lange giving the driver time to turn to the ban but no avail. as your after repeated attempts he gives a $43 ticket to the driver. >> reporter: this ask you the was also unintended and to the driver returned spirit this suv was unatt ended >> reporter: how long you plan on handing out? >> just waiting for my dad. >> just waiting for my daughters. >> reporter: just do not part like this or at the crosswalk. demerit a $300 ticket. >> reporter: when i told this woman she was born to be on people behaving badly ... >> her response was pricelessn no!!! >>no! >> reporter: chile by early morning but otherwise a very nice christmas day with comments and sunny skies. >> reporter: a little bit word warmer. that will cont

traders have been reluctant, waiting for results. the most important question is will it reduce the stimulus in december or before next year. the markets have to wait until tomorrow. registration numbers rose. and this is a chance for a real turnaround. >> reporting to us from frankfurt, let's have a look at the market numbers. the dax is down almost nine percent. 1.25% lower. the euro is gaining a little bit against the dollar. brazil has been rocked in recent months. problems in the health-care system have been one of the biggest sources. >> now the president has turned to cuba for a resolution. she has done a deal to draft in thousands of cuban doctors by the end of this year. they'll be sent out to health care to poor and remote areas that have been neglected. >> cuban doctors are indispensable. smiles read the pediatrician and psychologists. they have seen one patient who waited four years for a first appointment after a breast cancer screening. >> i was shocked and thought it was a joke. no, she said. her last examination was i

they waited and waited. this photo is the classic coming out of the hospital photo.s jackson, as ever, was in the perfect spot to get them looking great. kate looking at the camera. the baby putting his little finger up. i don't know if chris arranged this. i would be is he surprised. it is very much an iconic photo. it harkens back to when prince william came out of the hospital with diana 57ba and charles. >>> another photo, a very different event. no one in the united states will forget. this is the boston marathon bombing. this is an iconic photo. why did you choose this one? >> i think what's really special about this is it captures the moment, it was actually the second blast, and what you're seeing is a very elderly man. in fact, he's 78 years old. and he's approaching the finish having done many marathons, and that's when the explosion goes off. the police are moving extremely quickly. they're looking in different directions saying what is happening. there is a sense of panic but there's also a sense of security that the police are there. this elderly man, i

for kendall it's the moment she's been waiting for.ut wait, we'll let her tell you. >> when mother ginger lifts up the skirt there's lights and a big audience out there and it's like, "wow." >> wow, indeed. kendall has fallen under the spell of the music, the dance, the applause and even as she takes her bow with the cast, she's dreaming of the future. >> when i grow up i want to be the roll of clara. >> the lead role? >> yes. >> 4 foot 5, eight years old and ready to fly. >> and just down the block from al jazeera's headquarters in new york a holiday street courtesy of the empire state building and the first christmas light show with the colours changing and flickering. thanks for watching al jazeera america. we'll see you again at 4am eastern. thanks for watching.

she will recover but it may be weeks: there is a waiting list. there are other gems at the shelter wait for example a home. >> they can always come see other lovely animals up for adoption. >> reporter: they were still trying to tomorrow who put this dog in a trash bag and into a dumpster. the family of the man waiting to adopt her. >>> universal says it is delaying the release of fast and furious 7. the movie was half finished when paul walker died in a car crash. the studio did not say how it planned to handle his death. the movie is set for april of 2015. >>> a new study finds mother who is eat nuts during pregnancy are less likely to have children with allergies. doctors backed away from that in 2008. >>> apple shares rose today. bringing the iphone to a big wireless company. china mobile is twice the size of the u.s. population. apple stock was up today closing at $570 a share. another record setting day. the dow gained 73. the nasdaq had a 1% surge and the s&p9 points. >>> the target breach affected 40 million customers. >> reporter: a laws

waited and waited and did not get a response. the company cl talks directly to the public.ion to come on "the willis report". that's my "2 cents more." and that's it for tonight on "t willis report." thank you for joining us. have a gat night a go. ♪ >> voters are ticked. welme come i am melissa francis in for neil cavuto and the obama administratn investing millions from the health care insurance mandate. americans whose policies were canceled won't be penalized. aansas governor says democrats still have a lot to do to sway the public by nember's election. and that's a long way away. >> people have toremeber that 2000 cortis year in which they try to navigat

everybody is waiting. it's clear to the public there's a officer investigation for an officer involved shooting. the fireman the the management control division so there's a lot of vesting there's investigations every time. so that's my position on that and commissioner chaney appreciate our discussion and you put out appropriate apologizes but i still think we have the ultimate say and i say we can vote no >> i would like to think about how to adjust this it make sense is have the secretary look through this and note it for us. we need to put this somewhere it doesn't have to be not definitely a d go but something for further commissioners can have this process in place for the disability of our own process because we have to deal with the outcome of the internal investigations. i know there's a disagreement about the awards i'm going to talk about it off lion but there's been several of those cases. i want to make sure we address it in is systematic way so this is done right going forward for our own int

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[ cheers ] >> right now. >> jimmy: wait hold on. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. wait, wait. give us a chance. i think you got to give us a chance here. let's say when it airs. >> jimmy: when the shows. so it airs tonight. and when this interview, which will air around 12:50ish. so up to that point i can just drink as much coca cola. >> what's the penalty? is there any kind of penalty? >> jimmy: oh yeah, ultimate shame. >> that's it? what if, if i fail i have to come back on the show? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is - that's the guy that was in the hallway. that's the guy in the hallway. that has a rudeness that will not happen on this show. >> that came out wrong. >> jimmy: it did not. it came out perfectly right. >> that's exactly what i meant. >> not because of you but because of me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you breaking up with me? >> yes. >> jimmy: we had something. >> i know but i'm going through so many changes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god. can't we even think about it? just take a night to think about what we have? >> i still think -- it's not going t

you see he's able to pull her groceries out and walk away. >> wait a minute. train was coming into this station, which means she was hanging on for a while, rode from the last stop? >> yep, correct. the woman's a 60-year-old, apparently the conductor was a 20-year-old man and said that the curve in the track prevented him seeing cars. she's not pressing charges and is happy to be all right. >> she didn't drop her groceries. >> no. >> she held on to her bags. >>> a group of fishermen out looking for shrimp wound up finding something much bigger and much more dangerous. off in the distance, near prince of whales island stheast alaska, the noticed a couple of w distance. they realized one of the whales they believe is in distress is actually stuck on the rocks. >> oh. >> and they believe it's because the whale was chasing sea lion. >> and his little friends are trying to help. >> beth, right. at least two or three other oh k orcas nearby. >> it's not like you can pull and move it. >> watch what these guys can do. >> all we've got to do is move it a couple of feet

you know what, when the dog does something wrong, bad dog. >>> no. 4, wait for it. wait for it.160 miles an hour and wing suit. i know you got rejected in your senior ball. not as bad as avery got rejected by frisk. >>> no. 2, campbell walker for the win in overtime. give that man a sweater. bobcats beat the rap tors tonight. >>> and no. 1, the big three for the heat accounted for 71 points and win over the pacers. indiana red hot this season, ken, elizabeth, really hot, but when you face lebron, the heat cool you down. heat the winner tonight. >> yeah. >> i don't know. did somebody say that monday night the 49ers are on channel #5? >> on right here, yeah. last game from candle stick park. >> we're going to have the fit quart tore foal low and then the special bye bye baby will follow that. great night. it all kicks off at 4:30 right here on channel 5. >> park it right here and, you know, sit back and relax. >> people probably don't know this yet, but it is bobby knight sweater night, the final game of candle stick park. >> a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

they're waiting to arrest you. devise this plan to at the end of the show when they did humpty dance they were going to jump into the crowd and just scatter. well, that was cool. at the end of the show, humpty dance comes on and they jump into the crowd but the spotlight stayed on tupac. so he is running through the arena but the damn thing is following him right into the hands of the law. and it was just like ah! no. no. it was like public indecency. >> that sounds like the plot to the blue brothers or something. >> jimmy: more with queen latifah when we come back. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ no presents beneath the tree? ♪ ♪ wait a minute, now i see ♪ my gifts are above me ♪ that's my kind of holiday this holiday we're and putting down phones. we're raising our glasses and lifting our spirits. here, the hottest gift is a fresh baked breadstick. heartwarming new recipes are coming right out of the oven and we're touring the classics of italy without leaving the table. at olive garden, the best holiday gift is bein

hey, wait, wait, wait. wait, wait. guys -- that's a good one, too.hing? i'm in the spirit of giving right now. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to have to give stuff away. it's time for "late night stocking stuffers." ♪ >> jimmy: that's right. every night this week, we've been giving away some awesome gifts to every single person in our studio audience. tonight is the last night. [ cheers and applause ] we've got something really great for you guys. you guys want to see what you're taking home tonight? [ cheers and applause ] tonight's stocking stuffer is three gifts in one. amd's tech the halls gaming package. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: amd's tech the halls gaming package includes a sapphire radeon r9 battlefield 4 edition graphics card, which also includes a copy of the new battlefield 4 game. as well as an amd game bundle which lets you choose three free pc games and an hd envy touchsmart 15 notebook pc. not to mention a $500 newegg.com gift card towards the purchase of a playstation four, the xbox one or nintendo wii u. all of which a

there are currently 75 executive branch nominations waiting to be confirmed by the senate and waiting an average of 140 days. one executive nominee to the agency that safeguards the water that my children and my grandchildren drink, the air they breathe, has waited almost 900 days for confirmation. we agreed in july that the senate should be confirming nominees to ensure the proper function of government. consistent and unprecedented obstruction has revised consent to deny obstruction. >> the american people have been witness to one of the most breathtaking indictments of big government liberalism and memory. i'm not just talking about a website. i am talking about the way it obamacare, was forced onto the public by an administration and a democratic led congress that we know is willing to do and say anything to pass the law. the president and his democratic allies were so determined to force their vision of health care on the public that they assured them up and down that they wouldn't lose the plan that they have. that they would save money instead of losing it. and that they would

. >> and not waiting for aid. fishermen in the philippines use wreckage from typhoon haiyan to build a new life. >>> a top story - bangladesh's supreme court rejected an opposition leader's appeal against a death sentence. abdul quader mollah was due to be executed tuesday. he was given a reprieve hours before he was put to death. this is how the prosecutor made the announcement. >> the defense counsel for the accused abdul quader mollah has filed for the review position under article 105, and that has been dismissed by the honourable appellate court of bangladesh supreme court. now the execution can be proceeded. >> let's find out who he is. abdul quader mollah is the assistant secretary general. the government accuses him of being behind a series of killings in 1971. in 2010 the president set up trials for the war criminals. abdul quader mollah could be the first person executed as a result of that process. abdul quader mollah and his followers dismissed the trial saying it is politically motivated. abdul quader

. >> when people think, oh, they're on vacation, i'll wait to call them, wait to the new year. you know when i hated the holidays? when i was a young actress and singer starting out in hollywood in the 1800s, because hollywood just goes dark over the holidays. >> yeah. >> and if you're looking to get a job or trying to go on auditions, it's just closed down. those are the two longest weeks of your life at times like that. >> isn't that funny? >> yeah. now i can't wait to get away, but -- yeah, a lot of people out there are looking for work. so, we're thinking about you this holiday, guys. >> for those of you guys on the road, a lot of people driving this weekend, some of you will have music in your car. now -- >> hoda will. >> can music be a driving distraction? we know that texting's terrible and all that stuff, but yet another study found out that people who play their favorite music -- >> yes. >> okay, and it was fast paced, received more traffic violations than people who listened to -- >> imagine that. >> -- background music, or better yet, bore snore, no music at all. >>

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