but also, we're going to use windsor, that windsor case and if you remember, windsor was not about a state ban on same-sex marriage. it was say if you were married in new york, will they recognize that. they said we're going strike that down. but that was ambiguous because on the one hand, it was like did he do that because it is for the states or because he believes in the equal dignity of gay people. what the judge in utah said, this is just the logic of the opinion. is this is about the dignity of gay people. so it doesn't matter if it's a federal act or a state act. >> and states can infringe. >> exactly and i can't resist saying that justice scalia helped us out again. you know, this is going to lead to marriage being struck down in all 50 states. >> and he said it like it was a bad thing. he's making that case and you see what the slippery slope is, this means there's going to be same-sex marriage in utah and utah's going, yep. >> you've got to love him. he's like the truth teller of the court, right. in the court asked justice scalia do i look fat in this dress, he'll say, yes

the case where the ut -- windsor was the case where the u.s.supreme court struck down doma, defense of marriage act. it is very similar but very different. >> okay. >> in the windsor case the question was whether the federal government could prevent a union between same sex marriages. this is a different question. the question is whether or not the states can prevent marriage between -- >> all right i'm confused. you got me confused. >> yes. it's the federal government versus state government. >> gotcha. >> that's one of the underlying principles. because the doma decision the windsor decision never really decided whether the states could prevent marriage. >> an important decision or a distinction without a difference? >> i believe it is a distinction without much of a difference and i believe shelby made that, the windsor decision turned on the individual rights of two people to marry two people of the same sex to marry and that seems to be something that's going to prevail here, whether it's the state's trying to interfere or whether the fede

nsa leaker, edward snowden, syrian president, bashar assad, edith windsor, who challenged the defense of marriage act, texas senator, ted cruz, and the new pope, francis, the name will be announced tomorrow. >>> the other way you can make news with something promotional is if it is a really good heartwarming idea. well, the canadian-based airline set up 19 hidden cameras and one of santa's helpers dressed in non-traditional blue so he wouldn't be confused with the real santa. they were on hand to ask travellers who they wanted this year, running the gamut to dolls and flat screen tvs to smartphones. while the plane was on its destination, the airline arranged for the 250 gifts to be bought, wrapped and sent around the baggage carousel where they were greeted and opened by the stunned passengers, none more

on saturday, he beat the current guinness world record for speed tieing a windsor knot. clocking in at 18.2 seconds. that is more two seconds faster than the current holder. that guy's got skills. >>> somebody else who has got i don't know if you've tied a lot of double windsors there, the season is done now begins the road to the super bowl. the eagles is where we start at a win or go home game. dallas' dez bryant cuts it to two. later, the eagles intercept dallas, 24-22. the eagles move on. >>> broken collarbone, the packers aaron rodgers back after missing seven games. they missed his skill and his luck too. like this right here. rodgers hits as he throws. green bay picks up the ball. gets the score. then in the fourth, packers down by one, rodgers on fourth down throws a cannon to beat the bears. >>> the panthers sacked matt ryan nine times. carolina, 21, atlanta, 20. the saints get a wildcard berth. thanks to a win over the bucs there. >>> chiefs at chargers tied. the chiefs flub the game-winning field goal right there. then they go into overtime because of it. the

tell us about her. >> edie windsor is a spitfire. you look at her, she is 80 something years old, 84 years old, so lively. and when her wife, thea spyer died -- they had been together for more than 40 years and you see the old pictures of them when they first met when they were young. they were a vibrant, dynamic, fun-looking couple. they had to have been a fun couple, because you meet edie windsor and she is full of life. >> firecracker. >> and if there is anybody who can wear the mantle of sort of the betsy ross of the gay rights movement, of gay liberation, it's her. and she gladly wears it. >> well, and the last time i saw, you were introducing her when she was receiving an award for her service, definitely recognized for things this year. and she had to cut her speech short. so she started throwing the papers around. and everyone was like this woman is awesome. >> amazing. >> and an important part of history. jonathan capehart, krystal ball, thank you so much. thanks to james for talking to us about what this pope means. >>> com

supreme court ruling this year in a landmark case brought by edie windsor, who spoke with diane sawyerhen you see the words that edie windsor versus the united states of america. >> when i first saw it i was terrified. what have i done? then i gradually understood that the government wasn't going to be permanently mad at me. >> they got married in 2007. it took the u.s. supreme court to make it happen. >> when you heard the news, what did you do? >> cried, first thing. okay? and the room was full of people screaming and crying at the same time. >> reporter: sadly, her wife did not live to see it. >> do you think about what you would like to say to her? >> i said, honey, it's done. i know what she would say. she would say, you did it, honey. >> reporter: the latest abc news polling data finds that support for gay marriage is at an all-time high, 58% of americans now say it should be legal for gay and lesbian couples to wed. ironically, one of the most financial backers of the minority view, donating hundreds of money to anti-gay is robbie rogers' new boss. has he said anything to you? >

of course, they passed it in the next session, which is a lesson about persistence that edie windsorch us. thanks to josh barro, nancy giles, richard kim and lizz winstead. that is "all in" for this evening. please, have a wonderful merry christmas or war on christmas, whichever you choose to celebrate. definitely be sure to tune in on thursday night. we've got a great show lined up for that fight. you'll want to check it out. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. i am with you, i think not stumbling into another land war in the middle east, kind of hard to top for this year, yes. >> amazing. amazing, amazing. and it's amazing how we covered it so much and as soon as it was off the table, all right, what happened to that? >> we'll move on to other things. thanks, chris. have a merry christmas. >> you, too. >> thank you at home for joining us this hour. >>> all right, at the eastern edge of the hoosier state, in the small town of richmond, indiana, it was an average saturday. and in the middle of that average saturday in the early aft

. >>> a chilling discovery at a park in windsor. a man stumbled on a skull. >> reporter: this is what chris came across get something fresh air. the trio walked along the creek bed and his 6-year-old discovered a skull among the leaves. >> it was something out of a horror movie. it was difficultly real. >> reporter: there was a shoe next to it. he questions how the skull ended up there. >> did he go by himself? one wrong turn? no question. not worth taking chances. there is a hill beside the creek. we climb the hill, which we never knew it was down there. >> reporter: the park was closed as they investigated. more human remains were found. >>> police have arrested a hayward man for molesting a student over a 2-year period. he is she is held on $8,000 bail and has felony counts of oral sex. there were 10 separate incidents. officials will only say she started at the school in 2005 and passed background checks. she will enter a plea in january. police do not believe there are other victims. >>> you are looking at the jnb stadium in so

windsor out of the northwest.he winds are going to kick up as they move through the day tomorrow. 42 was our high earlier in the day. the record was 70. 34, upper northwest ec. 41 degrees. that could start to freeze up as we move through the early morning outdoors. look at the map rate temperatures, a wide range. 29 in hagerstown. ocean city, down one degree. there at 54. it is mild. they are at 61 degrees at this hour. us, colder to the north of 33 new york city. heavy snow in boston at 30 degrees. not so far from carson -- from boston, their 10 degrees. all of the rain, sleet, snow moves off to the north and east. areas of low pressure developing off the coast. that will bring the heavier snows to boston and domain is the move through the overnight and into the day tomorrow. our weather, our rain now over with. doppler proves it. it is quite and dry run the capital. slick spots to the west of us. i don't see rain here at least for the next few days. i winter weather advisory for another hour and eight minutes. f

edward snowden, edith windsor, who was a plaintiff in the case. i had the absolute pleasure of meeting her, an incredible human being. her story is incredible. there is an incredible interview we don't have time to play right now, but we'll put up later. and bashar assad is interesting, it brought up the point that this is a moral designation, stalin won it twice, hitler has won it. but as time has gone on, "time magazine," the pr, in general, the hysterical controversy, is not going to name bashar assad. >> i think the last of the evil picks was the ayatollah after the iranian revolution in the late '70s. so i'm interested to see how did they actually frame these issues back in the day, how did they get the joseph stalin -- >> that is the difference. >> ultimately, when time magazine shows activist of the year, if we're talking about nelson mandela, see, that is what he was about. he said it is about the movements, not about the man, and that is really what makes it -- >> there was a protester in 2011, which is of course the year of the occupied

the skull and bones were found just off a hiking trail just outside of windsor and you can see it is still blocked off by crime scene tape this afternoon. a sheriff said there was no foul play but there is certainly -- but they are certainly suspicious. >> reporter: hikers yesterday found a set of human remains along with a shoe. they were discovered in a dry creek bed. >> a search and rescue will help with the grid and check the area thoroughly for other remains evidence and clothing and any other evidence of foul play. >> reporter: the sergeant said there is no way to tell the person's age, or gender or how they died. but the violent crime's unit is looking at missing person's from this area. crime scene technicians will spend today excavating the skull and bones and the coroner will then try to identify the person using either dental records or dna. >> it was one of those gut feelings, i knew exactly what it was. >> reporter: chris cain made the discovery yesterday afternoon. he was walking just off of a hiking trail with his two kids when they spotted the skull. now this park is

identify a skull found along the park -- they found it while walking with his two young children in windsor. he said he thought it was an animal skull at first but as he got closer to it, he knew exactly what it was. >> at first it was like -- i have the kid with me i hope it is a deer and two feet away, i thought it is probably not going to be a deer, you know. >> when deputies arrived they spotted other skeletal remains in leaves in the area and later today, they will continue and return to the park to continue their investigation. >>> they are trying to find a driver who hit a man in the crosswalk in san francisco. it happened on oak and scott street in the lower area of the neighborhood. 25-year-old peppy was rushed to san francisco general hospital with a brain injury. he has undergone two surgeries and remains in intensive care. >>> he is suspected of killing a person and is expected to enter a plea in court. ronnie collins is accused of killing and shooting 22-year- old kenny walker in the bay view district. they had agreed to meet him and sell play station 4 and collins used his rea

the lead plaintiff in the case was an 84-year-old edith windsor, hailing the ruling.'m honored and humbled overjoyed to be here today to represent not only the absence of americans whose lives have been adversely impacted the defense of marriage act, but those whose hopes and dreams have been constructed of the same discriminatory law. children born today will grow up in a world without doma. and those same children who happen to be gay will be free to love and get married as thea and i did, but with the same federal benefits, protections, and dignity as everyone else. but that was edith windsor. democracy now! spoke at the supreme court marriage about california. we spoke with two who are the plaintiffs in the california marriage cases that establish the freedom to marry before cop they went into effect. this is stuart gaffney. >> this is a sweet moment. those of us married in 2008 before the passage of proposition eight -- and there are 18,000 couples just like us -- are all celebrating our five year anniversaries right now. what an anniversary gift we have just rec

miley cyrus did not make the final cut. , there wasl five edith windsor, the gay-rights advocate. , theinally, ted cruz republican. miley cyrus did not make the final five. but she was in the list earlier on. >> why pope francis? >> he has been a remarkable figure this year. in nine short months, the pope has done something quite remarkable. he changed the conversation about the catholic church. he changed the focus of the church from passing judgment to offering service. he changed the perception of the church from being this out of touch institution to one that is humble, that is welcoming. sort of goings by back to the roots of the faith and talking about the poor, reaching out to them, offering more transparency. up manyrently, giving of the trappings of his high office. not simply to out 1.2 billion catholics, large though that number is, but using modern communication tools and his charisma, and has been able to include many who are not catholics in the discussion about what the right way to approach property is in our time. and what economics we should be talking about. that you honort

a man and his two children were in shiloh ranch regional park in windsor where the father spot adhuman -- spotted a human skull and shoe. no information yet on the person's identity. >>> the 49ers faced the seattle seahawks. mark kelly shows us how san francisco police kept the fans in check. >> reporter: outside candlestick park, no shortage of crowd control from all ranks of law enforcement. when there's this kind of rivalry -- >> go 9ers, baby! >> reporter: extra security becomes a top priority for the san francisco police chief. he won't talk hard numbers, but did say -- >> we have about 50% more officers than in a regular non-rivalry day game out here today and probably have twice as many officers in opposing team apparel. >> reporter: that means officer disguised in seahawks jerseys monitoring the crowd inside and outside candlestick at all times. the seahawks do it at their home games and for a big game like this, now we do it too. >> if you get at anybody else, you're going to find yourself in jail and these tickets are expensive. you want to find your seat in the stadium. >> r

deputies say they happened in santa rosa, windsor and heelsberg since november 13, detectives arrested two. deputies say televisions, furniture, dishes and bedding were stolen. >>> severe weather is the big story for much of the nation tonight. ice and heavy snow in the midwest and oklahoma, black ice on the road is making for dangerous driving conditions. there are 68 million people in the path of this storm. more than 400 flights canceled today. half of them flying through chicago and dallas. >> we were going to see family but we'll have to reschedule. >> for more of the travel forecast, we turn now to anthony. >> as you just said, there was a ton of weather happening across the midwest. this is a severe weather report. you heard about the snow, the winter aspect of this storm. but now we're looking at some of the severe weather from the thunderstorms and torn iddic activity from louisiana to ohio, over 100 reports of wind damage this average. yeah, we were talking about the snow, and it continues to fall in kansas city, towards chicago and even a rain-snow mix falling from parts of

tell the press democrat they are considering new or additional services to growth areas including windsor and east santa rosa. ridership has increased 3% every month in the past year. >>> some national lawmakers are calling for changes after the target data breach that effected 40 million customers. target is not saying exactly how the breach happened. it has apologized and says it has fixed the problem but now a senator from new jersey says retailers need to do more than apologize when security breaches occur. >> now we have gone through about three major data breaches in this country. consumer cards and credit cards. it seems to me what we need is to have the ability to levy fines and penalties. >> its not clear yet how much fraud has been committed with information taken in the cyber attack. but jp morgan chase is reissuing debt cards used by two million customers and limiting transactions until the new cards are activated. >>> apple is asking again to have sales of older samsung electronics banned in the u.s.. cupertino based company won a patented lawsuit but the judge decided agains

days after a man reported seeing a human skull and a tennis shoe at shiloh ranch regional park in windsor. >>> bay area temperatures climbed a bit today. some areas will still be under a freeze warning tonight. in santa rosa people were in their jackets and scarves today. temperatures climbed to 57 degrees mid-day. >>> problems with a machine used to de-ice the plans at san jose airport caused some planes to be delayed. . >>> at south africa the winter storm blanketing the east coast caused flight cancellations. the cold is going to stick around. >> it depends on your definition of cold. it's at least warming up a bit. temperatures are in the upper 50s. right now we're in the upper 40s. concord 46, livermore 44. we still have these cold weather alerts and freeze warnings mixed with frost advisories around the bay area. that's a step in the right direction. freeze warnings have been lift for the higher elevations. down at the surface it will still be near freezing tonight with lows in the mid-20s and in parts of the bay area. there is air ql alerts, illegal to burn tonight because of the p

you name the town, it will be in the 60s and sunday coming up tomorrow including windsor.unshine across the board. new year's eve, mild, new year's day, mild. each of the next seven days sunny, mild, and dry. changes coming. still about two weeks away. that's your forecast, we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, female announcer: female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ decision to take phil rober off the show. it had suspended after he made >> one of the stars of duck dynasty is returning to television. a and e has reversed their decision to take phil robertson off the show. it suspended him after he made a controversial remark about homosexuality. >>> a man has no plans to retire as a nordstrom greeter. he started working at this store 14 years ago after his wife passed away from cancer. the manager created the job just for him. over the years he h

following the pope in the top five were nsa leaker, edward snowden, edict windsor, syrian president anded cruz. >>> how can you tell a genuine gold bracelet from a fake? [laughter] >> i can't. jewelry is a hot commodity during the holiday season. the questions you need to ask to get >>> sparkles, dazzles top many hoyle wish lists this time of year. unless you are a gemologist, you probably can't tell if the bracelet is fake or the ring is fractured. >> a lot of guys are thinking we hope you can't tell us. leslie fox tells us what you need to know. >> few purchases are as emotional as fine jewelry but shop with your head and you are less likely to overpay. amman dock walker says you can get a great deal on jewelry. >> fine giulianiry -- fine jewelry is one-of-a-kind. you need to know what to look for especially if you shop online. >> how pure is the gold in that piece? maybe it's not real. gems like emeralds are often enhanced with oil. and a diamond can appear more brilliant. this also makes diamonds more likely to shatter. so you have to be careful when they are repairedded a cleaned.

you name the town, it will be in the 60s and sunday coming up tomorrow including windsor.unshine across the board. new year's eve, mild, new year's day, mild. each of the next seven days sunny, mild, and dry. sunny, mild, and dry. changes co,,,, i need you. i feel so alone. but you're not alone. i knew you'd come. like i could stay away. you know i can't do this without you. you'll never have to. you're always there for me. shh! i'll get you a rental car. i could also use an umbrella. decision to take phil rober off the show. it had suspended after he made >> one of the stars of duck dynasty is returning to television. a and e has reversed their decision to take phil robertson off the show. it suspended him after he made a controversial remark about homosexuality. >>> a man has no plans to retire as a nordstrom greeter. he started working at this store 14 years ago after his wife passed away from cancer. the manager created the job just for him. over the years he has become the highlight for hundreds of regulars. >> he is the sweetest man. a heart of gold and a beautiful s

they are in no particular order, nsa leaker edward snowden, syrian president bashar al assad, edith windsor who challenged the defense of marriage act, texas senator ted cruz, and the new pope francis. the name will be announced tomorrow on "today". >>> the other way you can make news with something promotional is if it is a really good heartwarming idea. well, the canadian-based airline west jet set up 19 hidden cameras and one of santa's helpers dressed in non-traditional blue so he wouldn't be confused ffr the real santa. they were on hand to ask travellers who they wanted this year. it ran the gamut from trains to dolls to flat screen tvs and smart phones. while the flight was in the air over canada to its destination, the airline arranged for the 250 gifts to be bought, wrapped, and sent around the baggage carousel where they were greeted and opened by the stunned passengers. none more stunned than the man who didn't take the santa helper seriously and asked for underwear which is what he got. all the while the thing is now a television commercial. but they do get points for christmas

the vanguard windsor 2 fund full of under valued big companies. invest broadly. >> the rally has been phenomenal. so was this show. the calls for freedom continues with the place for business. you know where it is. stay tuned, fox. >>> ringing in the new year with more executive orders. president obama's new white house counselor wrote the book on how to use them to bypass congress and push through pro tbres sigh policies on his own. this is what he said very bluptly in 2010, the ability of president obama to accomplish important changing through these powers should not be underestimated. now some hearsay that means taxpayers better hold on to their wallets in 2014. hi, welcome to forbes on fox. let's go in focus with steve forbes. sabrina schaefer, mark tagie and jo

the chp says 23-year-old rod rego reyes was on highway 101 in windsor when he went off the road, through a fence and hit a tree. investigators say he had an alcohol level three times the legal limit. both he and his daughter suffered minor injuries. reyes faces dui. hit-and-run and child endangerment charges. meantime, law enforcement agencies across the bay area will be out in full force tonight looking for drunk drivers. officer say with an increase in holiday parties across the bay area, they want to make sure the roads are safe. officers say if you do plan to party tonight or this weekend, designate a sober driver. >>> a san francisco judge will hear arguments on monday about whether or not to keep city college of san francisco open. hundreds of teachers and students gathered outside the courtroom yesterday as the judge began hearing arguments on two separate lawsuits. they're looking to block the decision to take away the school's accreditation next july. one teacher's union says the accrediting commission is bias. >> the commission according to the state of california is that city

bracelete cartier belonging to the duchess of windsor has been auctioned for more than $300,000. that is significantly more than expected. it is part of a selection of her since sheby was the american divorcee who king edward the eighth famously advocated to marry. if you have rather a lot of money to spend, perhaps that is what you could get somebody for christmas. that brings the program to the close, but continue watching bbc news. in your local listings, you will find the channel number. for all of us, thank you for watching. i will see you here tonight. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >>

china where the air quality is quite pour acts each a hike on hazardous level at this time while the windsor to stay calm and sunny there but it's not really to be stirred up towards the south tropics quite quiet at this time thirty two free time until afternoon thunderstorm still popping up here though going through your love for the rest of the week the single cover for the americas and one the eastern seaboard were still talk about this storm system that brought widespread freezing rain all the way from texas oft was the northeast and power outages with that over two thousand flights have to cancel out of it well. now it's time to push off along the eastern coastline still looking at the threat of freezing rain through your monday morning it should be tapering off most of its gonna start to change over the reins. southern quebec heavy snow fall out here though on some ears can see about fifteen centimeters accumulating during a monday it's not all over though baskin loft was ne cool there's been a surgeon in that lake effect snow to really start to set up a corny or ruby running over thes

windsor diminishing. that is going to allow temperatures to drop. calm or very light. with an arctic air mass in places that are forcing cold overnight numbers. one of the warmer spots. temperatures drop in the city. cct is when we are going investors -- to see temperatures drop. sunshine tomorrow. i wintry mix back in the forecast for saturday. those details n/a the minutes. >> people did their best to keep warm while confronting the blast. out howtschida found some are coping. >> it is cold out here. they are bundled up doing their best to deal with the cold weather. those who had to work outside felt it. a blast like this can stress some furnaces. >> it is cold. i come prepared. >> even though they were covered up as much as possible, people made quick trips hoping to get back inside fast. >> it is cold. it is hard to talk. >> this cold that proves too much for some heating systems. >> i was busy today. they keep me busy. >> they are the most demand thing. you have a lot of calls for help today. needing heat. waye awoke this morning to bomb furnace. he hopes repairs

bracelete cartier belonging to the duchess of windsor has been auctioned for more than $300,000. that is significantly more than expected. it is part of a selection of her since sheby was the american divorcee who king edward the eighth famously advocated to marry. if you have rather a lot of money to spend, perhaps that is what you could get somebody for christmas. that brings the program to the close, but continue watching bbc news. in your local listings, you will find the channel number. for all of us, thank you for watching. i will see you here tonight. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expertise and tailored solutions in a wide range of industries. what can we do for you? >>

and 59 your high tomorrow in windsor. extended forecast back to the 60s on friday staying in the 60s on saturday and sunday then the really last-minute shoppers they go out and do their thing on monday and tuesday. still in the 60s and christmas day when the kids want to try out all the new toys outdoors, let them do it. have at it. this time of year, it'll be nice to have nice weather. exactly what weave got. >> you wait till last minute to do your shopping? >> normally, no, this year seemingly, yeah, i'm going to be one of them out there running around. >> it's that thrill. >> it's becoming more fear and stress, but i like your -- >> you know, you got to run on that adrenaline. >> let's call it thrill. >> there you go. >>> well, christmas came early this year for four bay area families. >> each of them with a need. mike's auto body in antioch gave each a rebuilt car. one woman has had to declare bankruptcy while her husband served in after gang stan. another has twin 15-year-old boys with special needs. the auto shop ow

finalists for person of the year and they are in no particular order, nsa laker edward snowden, edith windsoror ted cruz and pope francis. the winner will be revealed this morning on "today." and how about a microchip implanted in your head? oh, yeah, it may not be just a sci-fi fantasy, folks. google's chief engineer says he envisions the brain being able to interact with pieces of technology. wow. >>> another woman shatters a corporate glass ceilingment mary bara started at general motors as an 18-year-old intern where her father was a dye maker for 40 years. today she is the new face of gm and first woman to lead major car company. >> i've worked at general motors for 33 years. i've always known it's a great company. the men and women of general motors are so dedicate the and i truly believe we have the best team on the field. so it's an honor for me to be able to lead this team. >> barra was chosen unanimously by gm's board. she takes over for retiring ceo dan akerson on january 15th. westjet in canada. they set up a virtual santa, 240 passengers traveling to calgary were asked what they

here to see well over sixty centimeters of snow so it's really coming down out here like if at the windsor also contain the gossip we could be seeing some gospel overnight club rc of the gusty winds. very dangerous when chilled white out conditions appears to be seen blizzard conditions there in the northern plains and while i am really is can be of very rough go of the plan on traveling. how about some areas are here take leah captures the women take their descent southern canada. ah minus twenty for the high and friday this is the type of weather we have the url south side for too long especially exposed on a really has me craving hypothermia rather quickly least frostbite. the setting in denver on my knees and thereby or fridays while still well below the normal average for this time of year so deftly wanna watch a storm system not just the storm that the blast of arctic air as well as titles going on in eastern asia alas we were talking about. they are blasted a hole or a year from the north there well this week that she would be warming up high pressure work its way in from the west t

a chilling discovery at a windsor park, when a man and his children stumbled upon a skull while theyiking. shiloh ranch regional park was closed yesterday as authorities recovered the crime scene investigators have not yet removed the remains. chris cane and his two young sons where walking in the spotted a skeleton and a tennis shoe in a creek bed. cane immediately called 911, then took his boys and headed back to the parking lot to meet authorities. deputies confirmed that there was a human skull and found other bones under some leaves in the immediate morning news. tailgating and football. it's like peanut butter and fans hoping to eat, drink before the super bowl - the big game committee says - no way! tailgating has been banned from next year's super bowl. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is ending soon! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, free set-up, and free removal of your old mattress, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free

stumbled upon a human remains yesterday, a man and his two children were at shilo ranch regional park in windsor when the father spotted a human skull near a tin us shoe. he called sheriffs deputies. no information on that persons identity. >>> a gun buyback plan for this coming saturday in san jose is facing challenges. this is a crowd funded buyback and so far organizers have only raised a little under $5,000. they need 10,000 by tomorrow. organizers say every $100 will take one gun off the street. >>> it's official stanford and michigan state will play in the rose bowl at pasadena new years day. 12th ranked michigan state with a 12 & 1 record knocked off ohio state undefeated ohio state and upset on saturday and number five stanford with 11 & 2 record will be back at pasadena for the second straight year. this is a big game as the rose bowl celebrates 100 years in pasadena. >>> well it's a big test for the niners as well as they place the first place seattle seahawks yesterday. >> and as mark kelly reports it was also a big test for police to make sure fans in san francisco didn't get out of

it's house of saud morgues with house of windsor works with the vatican works with rights out that so one thing for again mafia scam i'm a i'll probably get assassinated droned when i'm out of here but it's all a scam i'm tired af and scam these guys are such geniuses these money geniuses here sound smart they are appy they make money obsolete. it's ridiculous but it's so stupid i can't stand one stupid people. hate like winning i just can't pay i don't know i just can't take no and rose and give us some advice here i mean your views on so much has attracted a four of trolls what's your message to all the haters who call you crazy for speaking your mind. i say. intelligence looks like insanity to drool an imbecile or a zen i mean people better show up people better show up start reading stop being bought off if he'll have an hour a day read something intelligent read several sources you know educate yourself find out what's going on don't don't stay asleep or go deeper into the mind control because it will get worse for you like you said all these institutions are completely outdated

. >> reporter: it was that same selfless dedication we witnessed from a tiny gladiator named edie windsore supreme court thrust her into the national spotlight. her victory for same sex marriage, the 84-year-old trail blazer, who as a young girl looked like a classic pin up. but says, she also had a secret. she got married for a year, then divorced. and then one night met a woman named thea spyer, they began to dance and never stopped. >> we danced the whole night through. as the song goes. such that at the end of it, edie had danced a hole through the bottom of her stockings. >> reporter: even if she couldn't wear a wedding ring, she had a circle pin. 42 years together. and edie would become thea's care giver when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, they married two years before thea died. their story earned the victory at the supreme court. >> you're still wearing the pin. >> yes. i know what she would say, she said, you did it, honey. >> reporter: we will never forget 96-year-old fred stobaugh, with pencil in hand, determined to remember his wife of 75 years, with a love song. >

[laughter] nobody thinks the trade between detroit and windsor is international.i think it is locally focused stories and also engagement with the global provinces. >> i can answer very quickly. i would be unabashedly political in the way that i would use china as the new scapegoat. i think that china is the new mexico, in terms of where we fear that our jobs will get lost to. but there is a level of truth to it. what we are doing now is competing on a global stage. in order to compete on a global stage, we need to work with our partners. our partners in production are canada and mexico. we need to work with them to win that fight. >> this is not maybe good p.r., but it maybe a story we have not told enough. they want like a trade agreement that benefit a handful of companies and excluded other people, including people who wanted to trade a used car cross-border. but this was better trade for everybody. i think we need to think in nafta 2.0 about how to keep the focus on having as many winners as possible. labor and mobility will be a great thing. yeah, people wor

a chilling discovery at a windsor park, when a man and his children stumbled upon a skull while they were hiking. shiloh ranch regional park was closed yesterday as authorities recovered the skeletal remains found sunday. crime scene investigators have not yet removed the remains. chris cane and his two young sons where walking in the park and decided to veer off the trail. cane's 6-year-old son spotted a skeleton and a tennis shoe in a creek bed. cane immediately called 911, then took his boys and headed back to the parking lot to meet authorities. >> deputies confirmed that there was a human skull and found other bones under some leaves in the immediate area. >> police have arrested a hayward catholic school teacher for lubewd tax on a child. they said that the suspect molested a young student over a two-year period 29 year-old mia cu mmings of oakland, is being held now on a hundred thousand dollars bail. if she worked as an after- school program assistant at all saints catholic school in hayward. she is not charged with felony counts of oral sex. the victim told police of at leas

of thebrates the lives duke and duchess of windsor. >> one of the most talked about pieces is a bluebracelet made by cartier in the 40's. >> it's made up of a series of large bold links with sapphires. >> the bracelet is estimated to fetch up to $296,000. the auction will take place in london. >> today's mystery meat -- former california governor arnold schwarzenegger riding the national rodeo finals in las vegas on a toy horse? ♪ past is approaching .56 the hour which means we are "on the markets." the s&p 500 is on a tear this many investors are left wondering about next year and where the growth opportunities will be. chief a chance from the u.s. equity strategist at morgan stanley and how he is setting up for next year. did for our 2014 essay we have high oil but we don't want to buy energy stocks. we downgraded industrials that outperformed. we think the best way to get some -- cyclical exposure is with chemicals. >> you think that's a better way to play it? >> if oil goes higher, i don't think it will be because of demand, it will be because of fear of supply. that does not bod

skeleton in windsor. >> pam: happening now. >> reporter:another cold night acrossa freeze warning is in effect. we have team coverage tonight. kron 4's jeff bush is live in walnut creek. he spoke to pg&e about the bay area's record use of natural gas. and chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett is tracking the frigid conditions. but we begin with our grant lodes. who has details on proved deadly. grant? >> reporter:already four homeless deaths are being blamed on the cold - now more suspected. three in san jose last week and one in saratoga.weather the confirmed cause of death. >> reporter:fridigd temps in dublin could be the cause of a death there. hayward is being investigated. >> reporter:kron four's dan kerman some say cold weather is the culprit there too. hayward police say sunday morning in a courtyard safeway on foothill boulevard?a 50 year old homeless man wearing only a hooded sweatshirt and shorts was discovered unconscious? he died a short time later at a local hospital >> reporter:joseph geitner is also homeless and knew the victim? >> reporter:sara lamnin is with hayward

benjamin windsor an attorney for this failure representing george criticized the ruling saying were they saying that he knew that this flash card to try to hijack a plane in the air back. george's legal team is considering an appeal the disturbing story coming from the washington d c metro police department. keep that have grown to twenty three year veteran of four who was a detective of the year two thousand twelfth has now played guilty to charges that he was secretly videotaping his adult step daughter in her bedroom and bathroom according to core records to brody was founded is spying on a stepdaughter least fifty times for the course of nine months in two thousand eleven in two thousand twelve years says the five years in prison but that sentence could be waived after it first serves five years of probation brody will not be forced to register as a offender. this is just the latest dental heading to washington d c police force where one officer was arrested this month for child prostitution another officer was also arrested this month per child . without officer committed suicide. s