one of the very first staff members of ward 5-b, george, is here. those of you who knew george and worked with him, his picture is here. i want to thank those who helped track down our people. a lot of dedicated work on alison's part. i want to put a shout out to gino, sue, brad, and diane for pg&e -- for being here and still doing the work. thank you all. [applause] i started on ward 5-b as a nurse. i was about 12 years old in 1983. [laughter] >> don jones, who was 13 at the time, was there and one of the people who trained me. or at least she shrinks she does. she has worked in the epidemic since that time and is an important part of aids care and training in san francisco and several african countries. it is my pleasure to introduce dione jones, who will accept the unsung heroes award on behalf of all the honorees. [cheers and applause] >> wow. this is kind of amazing. so we human beings seem to, since the beginning of time, have a thing about creating sacred spaces like this grove. it is one of the things that makes us most human. so what i woul

warm front is moving west ward to east ward to the british isles and continental europe, bringing wet and breezy conditions. that will affect norway and parts of central europe. we could see heavy snow. as for british isles, dryer by late wednesday. down towards the stormy weather is moving east ward and we will reach the turkey within the next 24 hours. temperature wise not too bad across the west. across the east we are expecting 1 degrees in moscow and the same in kiev. i leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." thank for joining us.

then continues to move east ward aiming for quizland and winds are going to be picking up. and as i said, it could become a tropical cyclone again on thursday as it moves over relatively warmer ocean. so for those of you who are living in the northern area of queensland, you will certainly see wind increase over the next couple of days. as for precipitation, already we are expecting -- we are 300 millimeters of rain have been recorded in the northern area but additional 200 millimeters are still expected on wednesday. and it looks like the bulk of the heavy rain will move east ward and affect the rain in this area. we will certainly keep you posted on its progress. now, moving on to east asia, a large high pressure system is in place bringing dry weather across most of clina and the korean peninsula. as for japan heavy rain is gradually moving into north western. down toward the south remaining wet again across luzon particularly under the area, on the east coast of this area. now temperature wise, we expecting 9 degrees in korea, 3 in seoul, and across the south 30 degrees

wgn evening news change could affect aldermanic elections and changes it ward remapping under way a tugf war, the meetings take the black caucus against the hispanic to groups meeting separately and jointly we are told because today marks the deadline by the end of the official remapping process could stretch we will have to see about the timing the hope is to get 41 aldermen behind a new map a brocton red and likely litigation could be avoided. the issue the african- american community is down over 180,000 people in chicago according to the 2010 census and hispanics are up 25,000 that fact will directly impact the boards who will give is the big question scenario has drawn up 17 black wards 17 white warts and 13 hispanic wards aldermen say buried little about change but the numbers may budget slightly one way or the other. who will make the biggest concession yet to be revealed. >> we have put things on the table they have put things on the table we will go home and sleep on it tomorrow afternoon to hammer out something >> it is the important to note here that there are still slight de

which left ward's daughters alternating muttering profanity and weeping. his own voice back in 2009 in this 911 call seemed to condemn him. >> i just shot my wife. >> you just what? >> i just shot my wife. she's dead. she's done. >> reporter: but after that we mostly saw a very jocular bob ward who kicked his feet up just hours after his arrest. >> i have nothing to be worried about other than i was trying to get the gun out of her hand. >> reporter: and then dancing this jig from jail for daughter mallory telling his daughter he would be out in a week. from the start the prosecutors sought a life term. the judge gave him 30 years. she says that he has to serve 25 of those years, which means if he survives, he'll be 88 when he finally gets out of jail. dan? >> matt gutman, thank you. >>> all right. let's turn to sports now. today we are going to witness an epic football showdown, a clash of the polar opposites. tim tebow and the denver broncos taking on tom brady and the new england patriots. one of these guys is a former playboy. the other is chaste. one

. >> ashland mary ward was born to chris and megan ward who already have a son and expected this one also be a boy. >> one of my older brothers, i have three brothers, he said he had called it a girl and i was going to break the streak in his words, i was going to choke. >> reporter: ashland is the first female born in the ward family in about a century. it has been five generations since the last ward girl, back in the early 1900s. >> i think probably the most common comoant comment is this girl is going to be spoiled like no other girl in history. they already started to notice with all of the gifts they have received. >> lots of pink. >> never had so much pink in our house before. >> i told megan, she is going to need to set out clothes for me because i will have no idea how to dress a girl. >> it will be good practice for all of the males in the ward family. >> i told my oldest nephew, he has to start the streak of girls, for the next 100 years. >> the end of the boy streak in the ward family already has the approval of ashland's brother owen. >> hey, owen, ashland is -- >> a gir

the kid out of oakland, andre ward, another title belt in atlantic city and improves to 25-0. handling the the droid razr by motorola. the droid that wirelessly pulls files, music and movies, all at 4g lte speeds. and introducing the droid xyboard. with an 8 inch hd screen and adaptive surround sound, a home theater for your hands. powered by verizon 4g lte, these droids are too powerful to fall into the wrong hands. buy a droid razr and get $100 off a droid xyboard. >> mike: mark jackson promised a hard-nosed team that will handle defense. jackson coaching his first game oracle. thompson, the floater and the foul. he had nine. warriors passing was phenomenal. ute to for the jam. starters saw some action. fredette, making his debut, he had 21. the warriors by 19 in the half. seth currie, -- curry. ellis to curry on the break. seth, the foul. warriors roll 107-96. >> i know a lot of guys that can do it one night. i want them to sustain it. and in the second half he took his foot off the gas pedal and let them off the hook. >> cal bears hosting ohio state. what a day for jennife

batt but all you familiar with the ward remapping? batt but not really bad about tomorrow it begins again at this time black and latino caucus is signaling and the deadline become a lot less soft. batt but communities are asking us constituents are asking if they deserve to have a public process >> they will be public public hearings on this but the council has to deal of this first and agree talks are ongoing tonight as it stands latino caucus says it will present its all redraw ward map. that man dig no fewer than 13 latino majority awards in chicago. >> raucous school board meeting in chicago anchor protesters shouting down school ceo protester so rowdy board members had to retreat into a closed door session tensions running high throughout the day at the headquarters chicago public schools a dozen chicago police officers called dead to keep an eye on the protest this morning protestors managed to stop everything >> (yelling) >> cps chief only got 30 seconds into the prepared speech this morning before he was drowned out by angry p

the kid out of oakland, andre ward, another title belt in atlantic city and improves to 25-0.q ú 8 i m a a @merican. i am an amer mnecan. i am aamteric." am an errican. i am an ameran!o. rñamy aamt7icran. aana american. d i l i a @m anme1rin.m] rhi... ;Ñ eiv...r0 i... ;] ""am,3.÷ .anfmeacaren. ñk i am an american. zei am an ericané& i am americae )oi aam0erica. b icqn i'mñ an american. wñ voic i axm an arican3a. b voi: : am0 an erericaá voe: i axm an ameran . >> mike: mark jackson promised a hard-nosed team that will handle defense. jackson coaching his first game oracle. thompson, the floater and the foul. he had nine. warriors passing was phenomenal. ute to for the jam. starters saw some action. fredette, making his debut, he had 21. the warriors by 19 in the half. seth currie, -- curry. ellis to curry on the break. seth, the foul. warriors roll 107-96. >> i know a lot of guys that can do it one night. i want them to sustain it. and in the second half he took his foot off the gas pedal and let them off the hook. >> cal bears hosting ohio state. what a day for jennifer brand

i'll get the guy going. >> jimmy: what was that like in the psych ward?, you know, you meet a lot of interesting people there. people have a low opinion of it, but it can be fun. and you actually came up in the psych ward. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> true. >> i was walking around, and this like 350-pound black guy thought he recognized me from tv. he goes, i know you, man, i know you. i was like, whatever. i was trying to be anonymous, but i was wearing a "jimmy kimmel" t-shirt. you get a t-shirt when you're on the show. i was wearing your shirt. and he saw the shirt, and he goes, hey, man, you're jimmy kimmel. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: terrific. [ applause ] >> i'm your buddy. i tried to protect, i said, no. don't -- the cat's out of the bag, man. you're jimmy kimmel. i go, no, i'm really not. then he starts telling everyone, jimmy kimmel is here, man. >> jimmy: great. >>jimmy kimmel's here. after four times i got tired, so i just let him think i was jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: thank you. >> and then there's a common area where you watch tv and your show came on te

you've got enough of our blood. >> pelley: clarissa ward joins us tonight. clarissa, what do these people want from the assad government. >> reporter: i think in the short term clearly they want for assad's regime to be overthrown. but more broadly speaking, this is really a battle for freedom and i spoke to one young man and he said something that really stuck with me. he said "the main purpose of this, all we really want is to be able to speak our minds without being afraid." "> pelley: you were traveling alone, linking up with the opposition. tell me a little bit about what that was like. >> it's incredibly challenging because all of the opposition activists who i was with are wanted by assad's forces and what you don't necessarily see in that report are that just outside the capital there are checkpoints every other block and if these activists get stopped at one of those check points it means certain arrest. >> pelley: clarissa ward, thank you very much. the obama administration has said bashar al-assad must go. tomorrow secretary of state hillary clint

sa ward is rd is on the front ines in afghanistan where the enemy is rarely seen but never far away. and an unlikely holiday tradition in the land of the tr rising sun-- they all rise for captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. r: goor: good evening, everyone. jeff glor.lor. scott's off tonight. you may not think we need another fancy name for a holiday shopping day but retailers think we do. megamonday joins other bonanzas like bla like black friday and cyber monday. may sound like a gimmick, but ld be nday could be crucially important for the fragile importan economy. americans are expected to spend y.9 billion today. as many as a hundred million shoppers could hit the stores this week. michelle miller is with the growing crowd here in new york. >> reporter: traffic was bumper to bumper just getting to the shore hills mall in new jersey. there wasn't much room inside, either. >> i see no sign of recession, e prices a sure. .nd the prices are actually incredible. >> reporter: the day after christmas has become as much about buying as it is retur

but cbs news correspondent charissa ward managed to slip into syria with a camera. tonight, she shows us how the rebels cope with casualties from the street battles that they fight with the syrian army. they cannot show their faces. they risk their lives to talk to us. >> reporter: as an opposition activist, abu ahmed spends a lot of time underground, in the basement of a building on the outskirts of damascus, he let us into a secret passage, carefully camouflaged in a corner. there are boxes stuffed with life-saving supplies. so they are stockpiling all different sorts of medical equipment here. we've got everything from penicillin to surgical gloves and perhaps most ominously, a skin stapler. these pictures, shot by opposition activists, show how day after day, syria's protesters are shot and beaten by president assad's security forces. we were taken to a makeshift field hospital. this doctor explained to us going to a government-run hospital is too dangerous. "there have been many case where's injured people were arrested over even taken out operating rooms mid-s

and mallory ward beseeching the judge to commute bob ward's 30-year sentence. >> i'll sentence you at this time to 30 years in prison. >> reporter: a sentence that would likely condemn the millionaire developer to life in prison. his daughters seemed incensed, muttering profanity and heart-broken. throughout the trial, they steadfastly supported their father. >> that's my dad. >> do you love him? >> more than anything. >> reporter: etch when they heard this tape. >> i just shot my wife. >> you just what? >> i just shot my wife. she's dead. she's done. i'm sorry. >> reporter: ultimately, it was bob ward's constantly shifting story that seemed to convict him. >> i have nothing to be worried about, other than i was trying to get the gun out of her hand. >> reporter: there's this ja jailhouse video, dancing a jig. vowing to be out in a week. that was in 2009. >>> now let's downshift. let's go to ginger zee. >> good morning, everyone. a lot of people are asking me, where is winter? if you want snow, you can go to southern california. they had windy santa anas again. some of the biggest gus

since the last ward girl back in the early 1900s. >> i think probably the most common comment is thisirl is goes to be spoiled like no other girl in history. >> and they're already starting to notice with all of the gifts they've received. >> lots of pink. >> never so much pink in our house before. >> i told megan, show will have to sit close to me, because i will have no idea how to dress a girl. >> good practice for all of the males in the ward family. >> i told my oldest nephew, now he has to start the streak of girls for the next 100 years. >> the end of the boy streak in the ward family, already has the approval of ashland's brother owen. >> ach hey, owen, ashland is -- >> a girl! >> awesome. >> nice big brother. that was patrick fozzy reporting and the wards decided if it was a boy or a girl, they weren't going to have any more kids and that's the last kid. >> you never know. >> when i was born, one of the nurses that was taking care of my mom told my dad i was a girl. so i was nancy mall coat for about three hours. my mom thought i was a girl. >> you've never been the same sinc

millionaire bob ward was convicted of killing his wife.his sentencing on friday, his two daughters came out to plead for mercy for the man who killed their mother. dan gutman is on the story. >> it breaks my heart to see him behind bars. >> reporter: sara ward's desperate plea to save the man who killed their mother. >> justice for my mom is not locking my dad behind bars for the rest of his life. it's giving our family a second chance. >> reporter: and mallory ward beseeching the judge to commute bob ward's 30-year sentence. >> i'll sentence you at this time to 30 years in prison. >> reporter: a sentence that would likely condemn the 63-year-old former millionaire and developer, who lived in the same neighborhood as tiger woods and shaquille o'neal, to life in prison. his daughters seemed incensed, muttering profanity and heart-broken. throughout the trial, they steadfastly supported their father. >> that's my dad. >> do you love him? >> more than anything. >> reporter: even when they heard this damning tape. >> i just shot my wife. >> yo

. >>> on the eve of the biggest fight of andre ward's career, oakland's own gold med last champion inlantic city, this is the weigh-in, ward will fight the wbo championship carl frosh, that's tomorrow night on showtime. ward is 24-0, 13 knockouts, needs this one to beat him, unify the belt and win the super six tournament bout. >> i never really got caught up in the war of words. i just stay summer and i won't be walked over and, you know, i'm here to make a statement and i'm here to win the hardware saturday night. >>> nba the warriors have their preseason opener tomorrow night against the kings. laker guard kobe bryant and his wife are divorcing. she filed today citing irreconcilable differences. there is no prenuptial agreement. it is reported that kobe bryant is worth, get this, pregnant pause, $360 million. so it's california, catherine. >> i know what that means. >> that means half. >> i know that means half. >> and he knows that means half. >> he does now. >> so his knees will buckle just a little bit more. storewide. unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. ge

city changes hispanic wards will increase black cords will decrease. >>having experienced this 10 years ago if you're a good aldermen below is whenyou will always win. >>i did speak to the aldermen who say that the thorny issues have bent over, so the redistricting should be a matter of days or weeks >>chicago police are looking for the attackers who broke into a south side church rectory and brutally beat and 80 year-old priest muriel clair is live at st. margaret of scotland roman catholic church >>parishioners here asking why anyone would want to beat up a defenseless 80 year-old priest? >>i said what? this can be ... i was just broken hearted >>the attack on the priest took place shortly after midnight last night at the rectory of st. margaret of scott and church the priest awoke to find three men standing over his bed demanding money and when he didn't move fast enough they beat him in the robbed him. sheriff john dart is a parishioner here and was outraged >>this is one of those that outrages everyone he was not just any 80 year-old senior he was

. >> hassock pihas occupy d.c -- now, demonstrators with a different movement are hoping to ward off all of that negative attention. >> delia is live at the mall where another group of demonstrators are planning their week long rally. delia. >> derek, the folks here call themselves our d.c. and they share some of the same goals as the occupiers, they tell me they intend to follow the rules and protest peacefully. >> yeah, i like that one. >> the protesters are setting up. getting ready for a week long occupation of their own. >> got it. >> on the mall. >> our d.c., fighting for jobs. fighting for the american dream. >> american dream has been gone by the waist side. and we are here to reclaim that dream. >> john is from ward 7, which is one of the highest unemployment rates in the city and in the country. >> i need a job and there are people who, especially my family members and members of my community who are suffering. >> i think the movements are actually, you know, put our issues in forefront. >> unlike the occupy d.c. movement, they are not camping out long-term nor do they inte

as derrick ward reports, help came in from down the street and across the country. >> it has automatic the amenities you expect in a tree house. easy access, practical furnishings, a great view, and, of course, a setting. what this tree house didn't have is the blessing of fairfax county's zoning officials or approval of an anonymous complaintant who brought the issue before the zoning board. >> less and less to believe it was any of my neighbors. i don't think it was neighbor within a couple of blocks. >> reporter: he learned early on he didn't need a buildg permit, special permission from the fairfax county zoning board was needed and on this first attempt at getting that variance he was denied. now before he left on his last deployment to iraq, he promised his sons he would build them a tree house upon their return. >> my whole deployment i must have made hundreds of sketches. what can i do to fulfill my promise to build a tree house? we had two great trees. >> reporter: while the pear and son's project seemed destined to become firewood a fire had been lit in the community and all

a longer reach them as opponents the thirty four year old though unable to land his best shots and ward who smartly stayed on the inside throughout two thousand and four olympic gold medalist ward frustrating for off towards the latter raw and landing a very impressive forty two percent of his punches that start helping the judges award the bye to ward off the season the fighters however left with plenty of respect for each other afterwards. whenever some of the shots are very tricky and close one. want to work and i'm sure it's going to push towards him when he was tiring. he moves his head very low and slips and slides just a tough hard night karl is a great fighter all these fighters are great fighters as well you never give me disrespect to before the fight i know what i'm getting into i just want to be a little better than them on the night of the fight great news again for. the russian veteran claiming her second gold at the same tournaments the season's third stage and hutch filson. top spot in the women's pursuit race in style living from start to finish on the austrian slope mu

with both council chairmen kwame brown and ward five council member harry thomas jr. facing separate federal criminal probes, thomas' house was raided by the fbi recently. the council for months struggled to write a new ethics law. >> this amendment lays out the procedure. >> reporter: chairman brown tuesday offered the amendment to allow for the first time council members to vote to expel any member in serious ethical cases. ward 5's thomas under grand jury review for allegedly misspending $300,000 in city funds on himself sat quietly as the chairman introduced the amendment. >> let me state clearly expulsion should be used for cases in which the council determines that the violation of laws in the most serious nature including those violations substantially threatens the public trust. >> reporter: council voted to force more disclosure of campaign contributions and funds raised and spent for inaugurations, transition committees, defense funds. and created the three-member ethics panel to investigate and punish ethical wrongdoing. council also voted to reduce from 80

clarissa ward, cbs news, afghanistan. >> glor: back home, a crime that was incredibly easy to solve.our teenagers in pittsburgh are accused of breaking into a store and stealing $8,000 in cash, candy, and cigarettes but one of them, an 18-year-old, posted a picture of himself on facebook holding a wad of cash. not a good idea. he did get to pose again-- for a mug shot. a pastor's plan for getting americans back to work. and later, in japan an incredible holiday tradition. belting out beethoven. confidence. available in color. depend for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend. good morning. great day. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. plus veggie nutrition. is this your normal? jamie lee curtis?? oh, hi, yes...wow, you really went all out on the decorations, huh?! yeah, but i'm so slow taking them down after all the fatty holiday food. but that's normal. what do you mean that's normal? it doesn't have to be. to me, normal, means feeling good inside. n

we dropped two spot lights on the object to help the ward close in on it. >> number three gun they putting tower. and that was it. >> those were the first shots fired in the pacific war. and they were fired by us and by a commander namely kimmel who had rejected an order from his superior officers. >> the ward reports its contact when it sinks the midget sub outside the entrance to pearl harbor. >> he is awaiting confirmation of the shooting by the ward and, of course, the confirmation comes in the form of the attack on pearl harbor. >> oliver: 7:53 a.m. the commander signals the carriers that their goal of surprise has been achieved. he radios the fleet shouting torah, torah, torah. >> 7:55 a.m. the first wave of japanese dive bombers and torpedo planes begin their attack. at 8:40 a.m. the second wave attacks. >> i was in the second wave. dive bombers dropped bombs after getting closer to the enemy so the hitting rate was quite high. >> the next japanese round went through the window of the headquarters and bounced off my grandfather's chest leaving a welt on his chest. >> then i see

thousand wards the good af name blazoned carper dug just a year ago adorn the principal's office is now strategically placed in front of the door several hundred copies of his green book from the local library have been thrown away the forty two years of his rule that how bring libya sleep just two raids from twenty six to about ninety percent is a distant memory he did a good things but what she did of passage was forbidden it is a i mean you don't think people don't talk about what you know what she does it doesn't move you to uncover to what what you did in the past eight months of killing. murder out of four hundred fifty students that attended the school a year ago half are still absent some fled the country others were pulled out by their parents who disagree with the new values talk here those who laugh and run because traders have tools i think it's better to caffeine now when i something. about the good. well the study of english was banned under good

if he serves his full sentence, ward will be 93 years old. for "today" mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> still to come in this season of giving, some of the many people working hard to make sure every child has a christmas gift, that's coming up. but first, this is "today" on nbc. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. secondhand smoke affects rate. everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> it's that time of year when a lot of worthy charities are asking for your su

we dropped two spot lights on the object to help the ward close in on it. >> number three gun they put a hole right through the counting tower. and that was it. >> those were the first shots fired in the pacific war. and they were fired by us and by a commander namely kimmel who had rejected an order from his superior officers. >> the ward reports its contact when it sinks the midget sub outside the entrance to pearl harbor. >> he is awaiting confirmation of the shooting by the ward and, of course, the confirmation comes in the form of the attack on pearl harbor. >> oliver: 7:53 a.m. the commander signals the carriers that their goal of surprise has been achieved. he radios the fleet shouting torah, torah, torah. >> 7:55 a.m. the first wave of japanese dive bombers and torpedo planes begin their attack. at 8:40 a.m. the second wave attacks. >> i was in the second wave. dive bombers dropped bombs after getting closer to the enemy so the hitting rate was quite high. >> the next japanese round went through the window of the headquarters and bounced off my grandfather's chest leaving a wel

but, cbs news correspondent clarissa ward was able to slip into syria. tonight, she speaks to a growing army of rebels fighting for their freedom. >> reporter: it was not a long drive, but our guides were taking no chances. past a government checkpoint, the car twisted along dark back roads outside the capital city damascus. after a certain point, we were blindfolded to protect the location of the safe house where we would find members of the free syrian army. they are former syrian soldiers. they say they refused orders to fire on their own countrymen and so decided to take up arms against the assad regime. the commander spoke off camera for his own security. he told us "we are fighting for those who have made our children orphaned and our wives widows." he claimed that his men have carried out attacks on military targets around the capital-- the heart of assad's power base. no one knows just how large the free syrian army is. the number of defectors appears to be growing. in this video posted by the opposition, former syrian soldiers pledge to defend t

if he serves his full sentence, ward will be 93 years old. for "today" mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> still to come in this season of giving, some of the many people working hard to make sure every child has a christmas gift, that's coming up. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> it's that time of year when a lot of worthy charities are asking for your support, including toys for tots, a long-running toy drive founded by the u.s. marine corps. with just one week before christmas, marines and scores of volunteers across the country are scrambling to fill a spike in requests for toys for children in need. ron mott is in boston to tell us more. >> reporter: last christmas, marine sergeant was surrounded on the battlefield in afghanistan. this year, he's surrounded by dolls and footballs. as coordinator for boston's toys for tots drive. >> this year's christmas and last year's christmas were very different. i was deployed to southern afghanistan, didn't even really know it was christmas, to be honest, except for the care packages that i got

if he serves his full sentence, ward will be 93 years old. for "today" mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> still to come in this season of giving, some of the many people working hard to make sure every child has a christmas gift, that's coming up. but first, this is "today" on nbc. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in boston or providing funding for the expansion of a local business serving a diverse seattle community and supporting training programs for tomorrow's workforce in los angeles. because the more we can do in local neighborhoods and communities, the more we can help make opportunity possible. >>> it's that time of year when a lot of worthy charities are asking for your support, including toys for tots, a long-running toy drive founded by the u.s. marine corps. with just one week before christmas, marines and scores of volunteers across the country are scrambling to fill a spike in requ

and it's now his wards. o now his wars. afghanistan is his, iraqi' iraq. >> charlie: i think there are some who voted for him that perhaps inexperience has played a role here and that therefore if you look at economic policy, the absence of experience in washington, the absence of experience in dealing with the kinds of economic issues we faced has shown itself. >> i actually, i actually believe the opposite, actually. i actually think what h did wrong was put in th whitehouse a bunch of people that were this sort of old style politicians, the old style, they were old clinton people. and he didn't bring in sort of the business. >> charlie: go ahead. i don't think that's necessary but go ahead. i think that's part of it too. i think that's an argument being made out there that he chose the wrong people to be surrounded. but if you aue who would those people who say he chose the wrong people have recommended, most of the people o make that argument think it should have been not business aders but it should have been sort of m

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the wards decided boy or girl, this was going to be their last child. i guess you can say they made it count. >>> we got a look national picture, 44 baltimore, you are missing out on post christmas in miami. starting their day at 69 degrees. 59 new orleans. warm moist air feeding in to the next storm. dallas 44. el paso, snow, 29. it is colder in west texas, than on the eastern sea board. there is the picture, highlighting the fact we got this developing storm and focus this across the south. upper level energy back here. surface lows in north western gulf of mexico, enhancing the rainfall across the valley. that moves in our direction, we had clouds move in overnight. there was the threat of sprinkles and flurries, that's eroding away. we saw the disturbance that gives us strong winds during the morning hours. the clouds give way to clearing sky today and tonight, and tomorrow, they come back in next wave of clouds pushing in, during the day, we could have rain in the afternoon. rain heavy in the afternoon and evening hours. pittsburgh, snowstorm, mix