. >> she was diagnosed a yearing ao, crediting the program rock steady boxing. the symptoms include shaking and slowness of movement. twice per week they work out 90 minutes in a gym in california. >> ann brought it here from indianapolis after seeing it helped her father. >> i watched him get better and better. and dancing in class. >> showing traditional forms of exercise can help with the mobility. but ron says boxing is different from other exercises he's tried. >> the most beneficial type of thing i've found for wellness. >> pretty cool. >> still to come we want to share a new year's tradition. >> a rush to complete rose parade floats we'll have a peek. >>> we're less than a week from the annual tournament of roses parade. today is the first day volunteers are loued to come and help decorate. after christmas, the trees are giving the gift of green for the rose parade. >> these are going into the bottom of the floats then putting flowers on. >> it's day one of decorating. and volunteers begin bringing these to life. >> from sea, we made roses out of sunflowe

. >> she was diagnosed a yearing ao, crediting the program rock steady boxing. the symptoms include shaking and slowness of movement. twice per week they work out 90 minutes in a gym in california. >> ann brought it here from indianapolis after seeing it helped her father. >> i watched him get better and better. and dancing in class. >> showing traditional forms of exercise can help with the mobility. but ron says boxing is different from other exercises he's tried. >> the most beneficial type of thing i've found for wellness. >> pretty cool. >> still to come we want to share a new year's tradition. >> a rush to complete rose parade >>> we're less than a week from the annual tournament of roses parade. today is the first day volunteers are loued to come and help decorate. after christmas, the trees are giving the gift of green for the rose parade. >> these are going into the bottom of the floats then putting flowers on. >> it's day one of decorating. and volunteers begin bringing these to life. >> from sea, we made roses out of sunflower seeds you know? crazy. >

accused of causina horrific crash that killed a teenager is now charged with manslaughter. 58-year old jennie zhu is ao charged with 2 counts of reckless driving causing in. police say zhu was driving miles an hour when she slamd into a minivan at pine and h st injury. police say that chu was driving 80 miles an hour when she slammed into a mini van in san francisco. this was back in september. 16-year-old, kevin san was in the van and was killed. his mother and sister seriously injured. through an interpreter, kevin's father says he still doesn't know really what happened. >> i want her to reflect deeply on herself. why has this happened and the cause the devastating consequence to my family. >> chu will be back in court on friday. if convicted, she faces seven years in prison. >>> likely unconstitutional. that's what a federal judge calls the nsa surveillance program that collected millions of americans phone records. sharon shin tells us it's the first ruling since edward snowden leaked details of the controversial program. >> federal judge says the surveillance program is an unreasonable search und

rail authority hopes to bring 20,000 jobs here over the next five years, an exciting prospects for life-long resident, randy hilding ao? >> i know it's a consistent employment, 15 to 20 years. >> one of two women here had trouble finding work because of her past criminal record. she wants to start anew and training. >> just being able to support myself, just support myself without public assistance. i am able bodied and working do. protection. >> the city will have to turn out many more graduates of this program and at a faster pace if it would like to make a dent in the you know employment rate. what's happening here, opportunity has not happened in fresno for a long time. even some of those you wouldn't expect to work on the project have put the greater good above personal interests. jame merriam's printing business tracks? >> my family are all here we all grew up here. so, yeah, i have a lot of formedness for the area. i would like to see it progress. it is an opportunity for us to do that. most residents are skeptical. a conservative enclave has distrust of the government. >> the government projects, you have to b

year be toned down. >> christmas in china. >> santa m ao, i'm mott sure i can deal with that. for them over there. >> maybe it does. he's obviously a big figure. but china has been trying to open up a little bit more. maybe m aoism or celebrating m ao maybe isn't the best way to go forward with that particular xap. >> after this break, predictions for luxury in 2014. >> now, it's been a big year for wine, for specialty cars, art, if you want to see some cool stuff, stay tuned. >> my wish for 2014 is that the federal government works on tax burdens in corporations in the regulatory environment. >> my wish for 2014 is that all the troops get home overseas safely and that anyone who missed the bull market over the last 2 1/2 years has the chance to participate in the next leg of this bull market. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks wi

the white house is urging north korea to release an 85-year-old man who has been held there more than a month. merrill newman is from pal oo ao and a career war veteran. we have the latest including new video, as well. >> reporter: merrill newman's wife spoke to nbc news earlier this week. the family said nothing in response to a video of the 85-year-old that surfaced yesterday. on that video released by north korea's official news agency, he's seen reading a handwritten apology. at the end of the statement he bows, then there is video of the korean war veteran putting his thumb print on each page of his confession. an expert says this is clear a force add poll ji. it's likely newman read it with the hope it would secure his release. >> i think by doing what

companies, you can really g some good resultsful health mel you ao say to attend a networking event which is acally probably easier this time of yearou figure out what's worth it and what's just a waste of your time during the holiday season when you could be doing something else? wh else are you going to be, doing, number one, right? some spending money? melissa: spending time with your kids, volunteering somewhere, volunteering at your kids' schools, cleaning up the house, i don't know. there's a lot of stuff to do. [laughter] >> absutely. but none of those will pay the bills or get you bonuses or raises or help you pay for christmas presents. so let's focus on what you need to do improve your own situation. and you might go to a networking event and only walk away with one connection. guess what? then it'swell worth it. the key is don't go there to eat, don't go to get froehlich corps -- [lauter] go there with the idea to meet new people and have different things to talk about. you've got to expaneled your horizons dub expand your horizons, and it's a great time to be reading up on current business trends, current -- melissa: li

years now. and those are your headlines. >> and eup understand -- >> ao*ud be -- you'd be asking yourself that question. >> a pet hospital came forward and said we will take care of orlando for the rest of his life. a prechristmas miracle. >> it is. >> here's a story that will get you angry, i believe. >> breaking overnight, two prisoners released headed to sudan, the place where bin laden started al qaeda. what does this mean for our national security? that is coming up next. >> barbara walters just named the most fascinating person of 2013. here's a hint. she was first on barbara's show 20 years ago. ♪ ♪ ooh, homemade soup! yeah... [ male announcer ] campbell's homestyle soup with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. youand you're talking toere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira

years in our country. >> you have the greatest access to smart people to tell you about fracking. do you have a confidence that we in aorbons safe manner? now i have great confidence in our ability to identify the problem from the water is an issue, the chemical mix is an issue, the release of methane is an issue. smart people are at work, solving those problems. it is going to be transformative to our country. think about this -- because of the use of shale gas, our emissions of co2 are the same as they were in 1992, even though we have more people in the country and a much larger economy. that is a consequence of the innovation associated with the development of gas. --i have to ask you this there was a utility revolution, utilities went off and did things. you generated shareholder return in the recent decade. what did you do write that the other utilities did wrong? that the other utilities did wrong? >> i focused on the business. a hundred utilities in the united states, they're only 50 today. what i did was consolidate three different companies together and as a consequence, we reduced cost, become more effective