>> it starts with the week of preparation. you know the whole week we planned on running the ball. i think having that lost to minnesota, had to get focussed again. i told the media, it come down to the offensive line and me and the running backs. >> michele: team wins are the most important stat for you but the rushing hitle is there for the taking lesean. what would it mean for you to clinch it? >> it means a lot. it means a lot. everything player, you know, they dream of winning the super bowl and running backs dream of getting a rushing title. tonight as a group we got fitted for the crown. next week we win against dallas and we get the crown for good. >> michele: thanks so much. congratulations. >> thank you. >> michele: let's go over to mychal kendricks who was huge for this defense tonight. the bears had a lot on the line tonight. they could have clinched their division with a win and yet you guys looked like the inspired team. how did you set the tone so quickly? >> i'm so proud of this group coming out here and giving it their all. we knew the situation at hand. dallas won

two weeks? one week? a long weekend?ica, we may all want more time off from work, but we never seem to be able to take it. but as lara logan reported in 2005, there are millions of people who take endless vacations in the summer-- a month, two months, even more. and we're not talking about the idle rich. these are government employees, blue collar workers, office clerks. what's their secret? they live in france. >> stephane marchand is a senior economics editor at the french newspaper le figaro. >> in my line of job, i am a journalist working with french newspaper. we have eight weeks of vacation. >> eight weeks of vacation? >> eight weeks, yes. i know it maybe surprising for you because i know in the u.s. you might have only two or three if you are lucky. but we have eight. >> like most frenchmen, marchand has no guilt about taking so much time off. in fact, it's the law. full-time workers in france are guaranteed at least five week's vacation, guaranteed those long lazy days in the sun and leisurely lunches in outdoor

that was me 10 weeks ago. i have been editing fitness commercials for beach body for years now but until this, i never really did the workouts. i tried insanity, but it was just too long for me. i am a busy guy. i sit in this chair for 12 hours a day. i just got married. now, i have an eight week old son. when i started editing this and saw the results people were getting in 25 minutes, that got my attention. even i have 25 minutes. so, i gave it a shot. so far, i have lost 30 pounds. i am not the only one. >> i have a hard time finding an hour to get a good workout in. with t 25, i was loving it. 25 minutes in the morning, wake up a half hour early. you get it done. >> you are in my gym for 25 minutes a day. >> 10 weeks ago, i was bulging here. it was just way bigger. the results are there. you can see yourself. i lost 31 pounds. losing 31 pounds doing a 25 minutes a day program was not something i was expecting. it is ridiculously intense. >> you stay home and get it done in 25 minutes. >> i have muscles on

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>> yeah. >> we have two weeks, you know, maximum that we assign and in the two weeks you can check it depending on the size of the project. and the site permit use or it is a small job and me trying to expedite by either they going to the service, you know, to get, or leave a small bag and all of those, we will move it faster, by going through the counter. >> but the larger projects are kind of getting response within two weeks after submital. >> two to three weeks. >> yeah. >> and that will consist of a list of next rounds of questions and stuff that the engineers would need. >> faced back because of the huge project that would take the time and i don't want for some in tjpa and you cannot give the comment right away and do it in time to finish it. >> yeah. >> even if you could, and in planning too, if there was like within three days we will have an estimated time of it, and you know, somebody could review it and see how complicated it is and you know, put it in you will have it in two weeks or you will have it in four weeks, you know? >> and i think that is really, what i understan

>>> this week opn "the journal editorial report." the white house releases new enrollment numbers but not the ones that really matter. if if the law is working, why the secrecy? plus, a bipartisan budget angers some conservatives. and if you thought the irs targeting scandal was over, think again. we'll tell you about the agency's latest efforts to silence tea party groups. >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." i'm paul gigot. the white house released new obama care enrollment numbers this week boasting four times as many federal exchange signups in november as the previous month. health and human services secretary kathleen seb bealious told a house committee hearing wednesday that over 364,000 americans are now enrolled in the federal and state health insurance exchanges, a number that several republicans on the committee questioned. >> of these 364,000 americans, do you know how many of those individuals will actually have coverage in effect on january 1, 2014? >> once they pay their premium, they'll have coverage in effe

week's newsof this is about the healthcare act. at the white house today, they are linking the good economic with the finally good news about the healthcare act. is there a connection between rebound in the economy and the healthcare act? >> the link is that this law all thetually for attention to it now is more than three years old, that, you know, jobs growth, you might say, despite the affordable care act, despite the predictions from republicans and its other opponents that this killer, theob consistent description for it, and jay carney opened up his houseng at the white today by suggesting that the eachgrowth consecutively month have coincided with the time period in fact the affordable care act has been on the books. gwen: is that plausible? >> no. the one case they do have is that there are fewer people part-time involuntarily and that was supposed to be something that was going to happen because of the affordable care act. it looks like the shutdown and all that furor didn't really stop the economy. gwen: the word they've

week? a zero day work week for tom keene next week. >> it's a rumor. after the glow of 1986 compromise, capitol hill looks for to rancor. senators and congress people have hit the ceiling over the debt ceiling. phil mattingly is with us now. what is different this time about the debt ceiling debate? >> the problem is is that nothing is different this time. the budget deal last week that was negotiated by paul ryan and patty murray and the senate is likely to approve the deal by wednesday. there is republican apprehension but enough will get on board to move it forward. on sunday, paul ryan said when we reach the debt ceiling, february 7, we want something. no longer world built be clean -- no longer will there be clean debt ceiling agreements for it we thought we were out of the woods and now we will have to deal with shutdowns for the next two years? we have to deal with the debt ceiling and quickly into 2014. >> what is it they want? the budget has been going down with sequestration. what

a losing week, and it dropped the most in three weeks i should say.china may be projecting certain types of corn for safety concerns. >> we're looking at wild weather this weekend. how will that affect the church next week? next natural gas. >> natural gas. the million-dollar question is what will the weather really do? we are seeing a little short- term complications. natural gas, the so-called whether commodity, had rallied ahead of this week's storm. the forecasts are a bit mixed. >> su keenan joining us from the newsroom. thank you. mostng is now the second expensive city in asia for expatriates. it is now behind only tokyo. bloomberg's christine hot has our report. >> 80 the sandwiches. two dollars for a lunch year. five dollars for a bunch of flowers. there, you can get a pirated dvd for $1. according to the latest survey of a management consultancy group, beijing is the second most expensive city in asia for expatriates to live in. some of it can be accounted for by currency, but most of it is simply because they cost more in china. skyrocketed

tricky business in fact you know doing this week to week trading thing is not really advisable in fact again i'm not a professional i'm just a news guy i'm doing this from a commonsense standpoint one of our viewers advised that if reaches that nine hundred dollar mark then it's an evidence that this is a bubble so i'm going to get out i'm going to get out of the coin just to be safe it's made me some good many it's got me into positive territory so i'm getting out entirely and completely i'm going to stay fifty percent in gazprom i don't know why it's a gut feeling but then also because well i opened up a bank account with spirit this week so i figure that i'm going to go fifty percent with speer bank in the financials because you know giving out a big coin may as well try and get into the other side of the financial things to see if we can make some money there as well and you're right indeed the holiday season because i've made some money a lot's going to come your way as well. expensive sees it is it and i case you're going to be cautious to getting out of because. you don't really

last week it was just the children. we see that this is very common. >> he is a pediatric disease specialist. he stated in most cases it is the h one in one strain. >> people were vaccinated should be permanent protective. >> unaided you still have time. >> a normal flu epidemic last about a couple weeks. you might have about four weeks. >> the doctors stated that the flow can last up to a week but if you catch it early it can lessen the symptoms. >> doctors at washing your hands is a good way to prevent catching the flu. if you feel like you're coming down with something, do everyone a favor and do not go to office. do not go or around your family and your friends. >> the good news, it typically only lasts about 48 hours. >> people scrambling to get a last minute tax deduction for 20-13 are showing up at goodwill drop off spots. today- the main drop-off at mission and south van ness is holding a party - trying to get more people to bring in their donations. they're offering things like free ice cream. good-will says th

i also want to sort of touch open this point of the one week vs. the two weeks. i think, you know, planning commission very much runs on a weekly schedule it's a lot of material for the commissioners and public but i want to say the process is available as we discussed today to e-mail the planning commission secretary and have the comments described for the commissioners. i'll be honest for me if i get a document for 2 weeks i won't read it because it's hard to keep two weeks agenda on your mind at the same time >> commissioner moore. >> i interrupted commission secretary and i'll direct the question back to you. as i said this doesn't apply to drs but it requires per reference to the conditional use in section c-111 and the notifications that might result in a dr that doesn't mean we're adding additional work to staff but requires that the applicant provide you either for the abbreviated dr which still comes to us as well as the full dr to provide the referendum so there's nothing that makes the staff work for difficult it makes a easier. so none of it singles o

this is ten weeks, nine week, six weeks, six weeks, and appreciation is 65%. 65%. 45%.corrections. it's all very symmetrical. does one buy, sell or hold? you take profits. this is what we think is coming. >> mike? >> just pay attention to this graph right here and what it looks like. that shape right there. going david's point. this is the the ratio for micron technology. maybe we'll see multiple contraction when we start delivering. this is proof they have it. as the price appreciated, all that was was increase in earnings multiple. this is one of those situations, if you look at it technically, they have yet to deliver on the promise. that's also what volatility looks like. options prices are also appreciating. i'll take advantage of the high volatility. look to sell options but limit my risk. i'll go sell the january 24, 25-call spread. sell the 24s for a dollar. i'll collect 30 cents on that. taking advantage of the volatility. price looks like that. earnings multiple doing this kind of thing. so we'll sell it. >> is that a trade that resonates with you as well, sco

week on "washington week." merry, merry christmas. good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by: >>> next on kqed "newsroom," the nsa under increasing pressure from silicon valley to capitol hill to curb its surveillance programs. >>> pension reform in the national spotlight. and san jose mayor chuck reed on the front lines pushing for a statewide initiative. >> it's absolutely vital to cities all over the state, not just the city of san jose, we get control over skyrocketing costs. >>> the end of an era at candlestick park and a look back at some of its iconic moments. >> then i look ed at the tv we had, auxiliary press area behind home plate, and it showed the bay bridge broken.

sometimes, you have a good week and the next week, they pound you to death and you know, the haters and the hacks go after you and it is really an ordeal to be in public life sometimes. there are great things to be part of the deba. i love that stuff. but i also hate it when families attack and when they get into the news and so do they. >> to follow up on that, sir, would it be fair to say that family considerations at this point are the only thing that would keep you from running? >> they're a major component of the discussion, but a lot of things enter into it, so we'll see what happens over the next year. i'm going to keep doing the things i am doing. trying to help fight for jobs in kentucky as well as across america and i'll just keep doing the things that i want to do and i think the people of kentucky elected me to do and i'm just not ready to make a decision yet. >> thanks for joining us. it's always a pleasure to talk with you, sir. >>> up xt, the website is working better, but are obama care's problems solved? dr. emanuel, one of the law's architects, returns to fox news sund

unfortunately it usually takes four to six weeks to start working. four to six weeks? i fell back against the couch. there are some potential side effects, she continued, and then she began to list them to be a dry mouth, headache, decreased sexual desire, night sweats, anxiety. did she really just say anxiety? it was like telling a drowning person to take one more big gold of water. my eyes filled with tears again. i don't know if i can do this. if i get more anxious i will spontaneously come thus. we can start you on a very low dose, she said ignoring my hyperbole to be at apparently i wasn't her craziest patient. you can work up to the full therapeutic dose slowly into ant will memorize the side effects but you won't get the benefits until you reach the full therapeutic dose. each time she said the word full therapeutic dose she slowed down and mmc gate at each word with reference which made me think of a catholic priest making the sign of a cross. i will write you a prescription for ativan as well. she swiveled back to her computer and started typing that prescript

we'll talk about that and bitter cold for next week and a big snowstorm next week in the northeast. bianna. >> those are the good old days. >>> now, to the race against time to free a cruise ship. extreme conditions ended the first two rescue missions. new hope that the third time will be the charm for the dozens of passengers stranded at sea since christmas eve. and gio benitez has the very latest. >> reporter: good morning to you, bianna. dan, good morning. that powerful ice breaker could be reaching that stranded ship at any moment. if it doesn't get stuck in that thick ice that trapped the tourists in the first place. this morning, after four days stuck in more than 13 miles of ice, a helicopter was dispatched from a chinese ice breaker ship to fly over the stranded vessel, the latest in the effort to rescue the frozen ship. >> to check out the water. >> reporter: that ice breaker from china tried friday to rescue the ship but got stuck and had to turn back. another from france couldn't even make it past the edge of the ice. now the explorers are hoping this ice-breaking ship ca

have a great week. and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >>> this week on "the journal editorial report," the white house taughts the white house we'll sort the truth from the spin. >>> plus, new global education rankings once again show american students lagging. so just how worried should we be? and china flexes its military muscle as vice president joe biden visits the region. will the u.s. stand firm with japan as tensions rise? >> obviously the website, when it was first launched, wasn't in tip-top shape, to say the least. but we have been 24/7 going at it and now for the vast majority of users it's working. so i'm going to need you all to share the word about how the affordable care act really works, what its benefits are, what its protections are and, most importantly, how people can sign up. >> welcome to "the journal editorial report." that was president obama at the white house youth summit pitching the revamped whitehouse.gov website. they are touting this week's rising enrollment numbers

let's just remind your viewers however that the decay had a bit of an up and down week last week it hit a six year high last tuesday i was also higher at friday's close but that wasn't enough really to offset some of the larger declines during the other session and that he actually ended last week got in the negative. now i'm moving on to data investors also have some fresh economic data to go on your knee mention the gdp report of course i am japanese government also announced card account data for october are coming at minus one point two four billion dollars of courses could be more data coming out of this week which i know you can uncover a swell height of irony at the mention of the japan machinery orders due out on wednesday. that report should offer also further clues about business sentiment in japan and and also to give an indication about how economics is progressing and it also comes ahead of the main indicator of confidence which is the bank of japan's that tank and business sentiment survey which is due out the week up from a two day next monday that's to be a crucial one a

that wraps it up for this week. coming up next week--tips on how to end the year with a financial bang instead of a wimper. plus, a morning star analyst will be her with strategies on buying etfs. it's all happening next week on our show. from all of us first business, have a safe and wonderful weekend. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet, llc. [♪.. >> ...my muscle aches, my backaches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> the first night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really well. that was exciting. that was phenomenal. >> the bad cholesterol, which was 290, went down to 190. >> the changes that i saw in myself and my family were just amazing. >> announcer: join these people and thousands just like them and discover a machine that finally has the por

then it became 73 weeks total. so the total additional weeks is about 47 weeks.it's like 47 more weeks, almost the course of an entire year basically these people had been covered. they no longer get the extra time after their state money runs out and that's what the real problem is associated with. >> it's a big problem. thank you very much, peter alexander. >>> more on the developing story of the russian ship stranded since christmas eve in sea ice off of antarctica. a first rescue statement by a chinese ice breaker failed. joining me martin fletcher from london. is there any sense of urgency here? >> oh, absolutely. the ship is -- the wind is strong and pushing the ice towards the ship potentially crushing it, but it's unlikely. the end can go the other way. and free the ship. that's what they're hoping for but if anything the weather's getting worse mean nothing early rescue for the ship. not only that, the chinese ice breaker the snow dragon itself is all but stuck and may need help. an australian ice breaker is on the way to help them now. >> you see the we

here are starting off the new week and the final month of the year. the good of an email a guard standing by the tokyo stock exchange the meta twenty of the new also he stops just a touch on friday about mart big gains for the month. i think shaping up this monday morning. and how much i use indeed i'd like to be games for the nikkei last the month i actually rose nine point eight percent on the month of led largely by the stronger taller that we saw which was a lot of exports but let's not let see if i were taking off up to date december seconds and a bit of a mixed picture here of the nikkei just marching in the negative topics just barely in the positive we'll see how that develops. now i know you can take over key economic data may arise but the house in the sense that the u s jobs data on friday is going to be the big focus for today because it's gotta be the last one before the federal reserve policy meeting on december seventeenth and eighteenth. i had to set them on a tree policy and investors again be very keen to see how that all stayed out

there has been no substantive hearing on the way you do deal with one week and two week hearings and how you tell public is able or not able to get documents provided to the commission. that is a enthusiast of what i've been trying to deal with since 2008. you by your rules and your practices have shrunk the amount of hearings and the availability of the public to be informed of the hearings because the staff and are developers report are available to the public in time they can comment on. this means exception in downtown and expectations in the other area plans. expectation to the planning code are. you have a routine approval 6 days after the records are available to the public. i also question whether you are properly getting the public information when you have a 7 day rule that you effectively use as a 7 day rule to the commission. the items are not public until they're posted by the commission secretaries office. in particular those rules were not available. your minutes of the month to month two weeks ago their rather snument. you look at those minutes and you look at the dis

out this week but it's still up. so we need to really kick start this once again because bitcoin was a real went after you once and it is now you going to diversify now you. in a state with the financials it was either i'm going to stick with the financials i'm going to go one hundred percent all in because of for a couple reasons a with this movement towards the bigger banks that means there's going to be a push for spear banks out things that are going to be good for me plus if you remember everything kind of slows down and there's not much business happening in the new year so i'm hoping that staying with the financials will be a good decision for me as we push into the new year so that's what i'm going to do sensible show and we like a very much so i will sit up with all on financials and we see how you get on next week mr sean thomas and soon to be back next week as well live we're going to be seeing if another busted and bank fails what is the crisis in ukraine will really kate and i and that one and seeing how

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shopping week of the year. terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> president obama took a break from his hawaii vacation to sign several bills into law on thursday. a bipartisan budget bill eases automatic spending and prevents another partial government shutdown for two years. it restores about $63 billion in pentagon and domestic spending. mr. obama also signed a defense bill that includes a crackdown on sexual assaults in the military. the pentagon estimates there were 26,000 victims last year. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, unemployment benefits are due to run out, and super low airfares at delta thanks to a glitch. marlie hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, marlie. >> good morning, anne-marie. d-day is fast approaching for folks receiving long-term unemployment benefits. the gridlock in congress which failed to extend the federal program means benefits will start to run out starting tomorrow more more than a million americans who have been out of work for six months or

it will be sunny and warm through the week. and then we are going to look dry all the way through january 6 and even beyond there is nothing coming in. so january the wettest month of the year and hopefully it will at least turn the other direction in the near future. as i said, let's hope it doesn't all happen at once. futurecast winds. where you see the red that's where the strongest winds will be coming in over the next 24 hours and there's a mostly at the higher elevations, not much except at half moon bay. it will be working its way to the surface. at sfo we are looking for sunny mild conditions. if you are heading out of the bay area tomorrow, winds will be northeast at 30 miles an hour. elsewhere, los angeles nice and sunny with plenty of sunshine and 79. denver partly cloudy, 36. snow in chicago and 36. and new york it's rain tomorrow, overnight lows tonight down to 35 in santa rosa, 30 at travis air force base, 34 at livermore and 35 degrees in san jose. clear skies mean chilly temperatures. look at how warm these numb

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she came here from germany just four weeks ago. it is a bold move but danica's dream is to make it on broadway idealy with a role in phantom of the opera. two years and i will be up there she is as. it all started when i was 4. we have come to new york to find germans who are living the american dream. what drives them. what hurdles did they have to vercome. annika's mother took her to phantom of the opera when she was 4 years old and the budding singer fell in love with the story of the choir girl that became an opera star. she is as the story captivated her. the music and the whole production moved her. she wanted to be like christine, a singer. now she is as she is closer to er goal. annika wants to make it big like her favorite musical protagonist but the 25-year-old will only be able to stay in new york with a work visa and with that she will need a ontract with a music producer. annika makes ends meet with occasional performances in restaurants. photos of american stars have a special place in many new york bars. annika has s

house passed last week. that legislation now goes to -- that the house passed last week. that legislation now goes to president obama's desk for signature. the budget erases some of the spending cuts known as sequestration, cuts that had a big economic impact here in the d.c. region. >>> an advisory group now recommending changes in how the national security agency collects and stores information on us, americans. ko im has the story from the white house. >> reporter: an advisory task force is telling president obama if he wants to restore public trust, he must make changes at the nsa. the group of intelligence law and tech experts includes former counterterrorism advisor richard clark and former deputy director of the cia michael morell. they gave the president 46 recommendations, among them the nsa should no longer store americans' phone records. instead phone companies or a y records. the report also calls for limits to how much data the spy agency can collect and how long it can be stored. the white house will review the suggestions over the next few weeks. >> includi

up a level, the weeks are flying by quickly, we are now in week 13 of the nfl and the washington redskins game. their fifth and final one of the season. so far, the redskins are 0 for 4 on the national stage. and tomorrow night, they welcome the new york giants for the first time this season. now it's obvious the frustration is building in ashburn, but despite being out of the playoff picture, there's still pride on the line to play for. >> right now, we haven't played -- we have to get back to that and that's our focus in the next five weeks. >> take pride in yourself to approach these games with the same way you would approach, even though you know the season is going to end. but you know, still a lot of football left to play and you know, we can still turn the season around. >> playoffs well underway for high schools. facing off in the 4a semifinals. running the zone read. carl evans sprints down the sideline for the score. the rams just too tough today. robert, he'll take the handoff. he'll fight through traffic and well, he just scores a touchdown of his own. suitland off to the stat

a 40% run in two weeks. a lot of the initiations came out a couple of weeks ago and they are having to revisit their whole model. >> i had been critical of robert pack because he came out with a buy with very high numbers from twitter. it seemed fanciful to me. he documented what could happen, what could happen, what could happen. everything he said happened, everything. this was a remarkable buy. it is a remarkable mutual. this man-made you a lot of money. much more than a lot of the services that i have followed that told you to short twitter at 40. robert patton, congratulations. >> i don't know why you would be considered about a company that's trading at 295 times consensus, ebita for revenues. >> if my family loved me the way the market loves twitter, it would be a wonderful time, specially in the holiday season. >> i can remember having very similar conversations back in '97 and '98, saying it is ridiculous. stocks kept running. some of the companies almost justified the evaluations. >> amazon, yahoo!

and i thank god i do. >> reporter: a week will pass, two weeks will pass, three weeks will pass, andving this conversation. >> well, i don't think anybody dies in vain. i don't think so. some of us learn. some of us don't. do you realize what would happen in south africa had there not been a nelson mandela? it would be running in blood. not too long ago, they weren't allowed to lynch a man or a woman, so i don't think nelson mandela's death was in vain. his life was not. i will never be the same. we thank him for coming. we thank him for teaching us. and we thank him for loving us all. all. >> what a reflection. harry smith, your thoughts this morning. >> a redemptive morning to be able to spend it with maya angelou, but how dangerous it was to be black and living in south africa. steve beko ends up getting pulled over by the cops in south africa. he's dead 24 hours later. you risk your life just breathing and being black in south africa, and to see this man come out and talk about a teachable moment. >> thank you very much, harry smith. when we come back, we'll talk about other poli

it was about three weeks ago, i think. >> three weeks ago? >> yeah. >> okay. >> it was far before that. >> okay, thanks. >> but we had a meeting and we discuss what our plan is to fix the foundation. >> got it. >> okay, we can take the rebuttal from the permit holder. >> structural engineer, you heard the consultant and they don't have a drawing. and i have not seen it. we met four months ago and give me your proposals and i will review it immediately, they don't have a drawing. when we met they had a cross section of what is typically done. i mean typically to an, engineer for the last 27 years, i want a drawing and when we met, i made him an offer that i felt that they could not refuse. and tell you what that was. >> we will do the hand out pits and, we will extend and beyond our property line. and hence, provided in a continuous concrete foundation, for the entire length of their building. not the concrete beam, and hand belt pits suggested by them, but the cadillac version and an entire new foundation, all the way through. and how can we

a mild week for us. overnight, that's going to be foggy and could create travel thubls tomorrow morning. i have the forecast coming up on news 4 at 5:00 and when showers will fall from the clouds. >>> dude, i almost had you. >> you almost had me? you never had me. you never had your car. >> "fast and furious" was paul walker's most famous movie. tonight, in a sad coincidence, police believe speed killed him and retired race car driver, roger. >> a photo shows walker next to the car just before he left a charity event and minutes before the deadly accident. mark shows us how he's being remembered by friends and the film industry. >> reporter: paul walker's "fast and furious" co-star was among those grieving in a makeshift memorial. it was in the same location where a day earlier, a firy crash killed him and his friend. >> they tried everything they could to get him out of the car. they couldn't. there was nothing they could do. >> reporter: walker seen here alongside the sports car minutes before the cras

that's it for this week. we'll be back next week.mily have a very merry christmas. this is mike huckabee from new york. good night. god bless. merry christmas. ♪rtz. here's howie. >> on the buzz meter this sunday, a&e under fire for suspending the star of "duck dynasty" after he called hoe mow sexuality a sin and compared it with beastlty. now there's a video of phil robertson in which he says this about gays. >> they are infamous arrogant god haters. they are heartless. they have ruthless. >> does the reality show deserve to be sidelined for offensive comments or is this political correctness run amuck? >>> a federal judge's ruling against nsa spying ignites a fierce media debate. is ed snowde

more sunshine than clouds for most of the coming week.ght up until next weekend when you would like the sun to be shining for the last-minute holiday shoppers. next weekend is looktr increasi. a nice day outside. temperatures are pretty typical stuff for the middle of december. we're now 47 degrees at national airport, as of the 10:00 hour. so we really have warmed up very, very nicely. winds out of the west now, averaging 9 miles per hour. what's going on here is as the wind comes out of the west, it comes down the front range of the mountains, and when you briere down, you increase the pressure on it, and it warms it up. this is bonus territory here, and have to move my forecasted high temperature to 49 or 50. right now, 47 downtown. that's the downtown, but most everyone back in the upper 30s and low 40s now. but it will still be a pleasant day to be outside, in and around the metro area, temperatures at least in the mid-40s. it will become breezy later this afternoon. so if you're going to be outside, don't be fooled by the sunshine a

that's it for this week's show. thanks for watching.to see you right here next week. >>> fox news alert, a powerful winter storm slamming america's midsection. icy roads in texas causing serious problems. one section of i-35 shut down because a major accident and stranding drivers overnight. hundreds of thousands of people and homes, businesses left without power. the icing conditions also canceling and delaying hundreds of flights at dallas-ft. worth airport. dfw slammed, leaving more than 3,000 pass engers with absolutey nowhere to go. in arkansas, the cold weather causing ice to build up on power

sochi winter olympics due to open in six weeks' time. authorities say security with the titans in the buildup to the games the bombing at the station is the second suicide attack people who brought in recent months. in october a bomb attack on a bus with six people dead. islamist militant groups in the north caucasus have written these terror attacks to disrupt the sochi games. to which he will be hoping the latest tragedy doesn't deter sports fans for making the trip to russia. well to give the ladies only story would join them by our correspondent in morse code marcus graham aka sam tells us will have real fear is he's responding to this incident. yes they have presented in the fourteen nautical star t r us authorities already two. and do everything to ensure a secret security known why the olympic games said just a few weeks away we had it before. in this story authorities said they would step up security at dapto looked at railway stations and to suppose he had done underground stations and shopping centers in russia's major cities s

it looks likely to pass later in the week.sts gather in size as this goes on. >> if mexico passes that bill, it would be the most drastic overhaul in its oil industry in 75 years. here's what's making business news this morning, the world's biggest airline free for takeoff, american airlines and u.s. airways merging. four carriers now control 4/5 of the u.s. air market. >> we could soon get hint about when the fed could ease back on oh its stimulus program. friday's encouraging jobs report is expected for the fed to pull back. >> they don't want to do anything at-bat, because we've had a few artificial dawns already in the course of this recovery. if you look at one month's job picture and say things are great now, let's ease off a bit, you have the risk of plunging the nation right back into recession. the fed doesn't want to do that. >> a survey found that a majority of its forecasters expect the fed to pull back on stimulus sometime early next year. wall street searching for direct this morning. do you futures are a little

dry and mild week ahead. in fact, let's take a look at our three-day forecast and see how weather is going to be treating us across the bay area. we are going to be seeing pretty much mid-60s to upper 50s along the coast there. as we head into tuesday, though, it is going to be a longer day now that the sun is staying up longer. it's going to stay warm and the cool-down comes later on this week. carolyn. >> lela, thank you. >> breaking news in the east bay. a freeway shooting has injured one person. a red cadillac he is ka lid with four people inside was coming from an oakland club early this morning and driving along westbound 580 near 880 when another car came alongside it. witnesses said the passenger in the second car opened fire, hitting the escalade several times. the escalade's driver managed to pull into a gas station in emeryville. police say that man sustained mine are in injuries. no one else was injured. no word on a motive or suspects. >> developing news a man is in critical condition in icu this

the benefits usually worth about $300 a week. that number includes 213,000 workers in california, 102,000 in new york, and more than 90,000 in the state of new jersey. those are three of the hardest-hit states. some economists say not extending the benefits will create a dangerous economic ripple effect. >> they don't have the money to go to the grocery store, the hardware store. then those stores, because they don't have the customers, don't restock their she was, they don't order new things. and that works its way all the way up the line. manufacturers don't have the stores to sell to. so jobs are lost all through the economy. >> the program costs about $25 billion a year. republicans oppose an extension of it in the bipartisan budget agreement unless the cost was offset elsewhere. >>> by all accounts syria is most likely not going to make its tuesday deadline to give up its chemical weapons cache. al assad's government reportedly has not yet begun moving them and u.n. officials say the deteriorating security condition in the c

play that well content with me katie this week protests continue in ukraine over kiev decision not toside. free trade agreement we got a correspondent on the ground to get to that in just a minute to get the details on that one we've also got an adverse three to five years since quantitative easing first began with the situation now as well as corporate news ryanair is making its way to my sky this is john thomas is on the way he'll give us a sneak in his paw very i want to bitcoin games are great for some not so exciting for others so there's laws coming up with that start talk about the ukraine. so the e.u. eastern partnership summit in lithuania it came off this week ukraine's rejection of the free trade zone took center stage meanwhile protests in ukraine over kiev decision not to sign the deal continue. in kiev for us we've got paul scott vilnius to tell us exactly what's going on on the ground. hi that poll sign no idea what exactly happened. while heading into the two day summit in vilnius katie i don't think hopes were particularly high of a last minute u. turn key of decision

continues, comes out in theaters this week.es of the season. out in film which chronicles the misadventures of tv news anchor ron burgundy and his newsroom was nine years in the making with the plot in secrecy, while filming in atlanta, however, we caught up with burgundy and news team 6 to get the inside scoop on what to expect. take a look. >> the great ones always return. jesus, mcarthur, jay-z. >> we haven't seen you in a while, america. you haven't changed a bit. >> my name's will ferrell and i'm playing the character of ron burgundy. >> well, the letters are all in capital letters, i thought i was supposed to yell it. >> the crew is doing various things. >> let's do it. >> he is running afranchise -- >> oh god, i have longed for you. >> santana is the world's most foremost chicken photographer. and then, we attend bricks funeral. >> and i will not rest until i find his killer. >> which, of course, we find out he's not dead. >> why? why did you take him from us? >> brick, you're not dead. >> i'm alive? >> yes. >> but ron c