but he approached the man, literally putting it inches from his head. and says, "i'm going to f'ing shoot you right in the head." >> brian stands just feet away, keeping his camera trained on the action and watches at that officer gets more and more physical with the john. >> down to the ground. >> the police officer is trying to handcuff the john. but then the officer thought he noticed something in the guy's mouth and started accusing him of having something in his mouth. he wasn't fighting. i think he easily could have taken on this officer, and he didn't. but he just wasn't going to allow himself to be handcuffed. and the officer, he decides to, you know, start whaling on this guy with his asp and hits him several times. and by the time this is over, there's no less than 15 or 20 squad cars in this parking lot before they finally got this guy handcuffed and in the back of the truck and hauled him away. >> the oklahoma city district attorney won't press charges against the cops, but the video grabs headlines nationwide, and bates says that was a real

this man threw fecal matter on to this other man. >> do you want a large ticket? >> there is a magical but and in every car that is the ability to defy the rules. this is commonly called the however you want drive button. >> i got caught behaving badly. >> my passenger got caught behaving badly. >> if i put a go pro in the window, it is hidden inside of this chocolate cake mix however, no instructions about putting a hidden camera inside to catch a thief and yes, the giants are celebrating. but i am not here to watch the parade (cheers & applause) i am here to watch... and i cannot wait until i see what 2013. stanley roberts, kron 4 news. we will be right back. . have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get

man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric

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there's a man i think left the game of college football way too soon. there he is. >> charles: in terms of the coaching, yes. still the athletic director, wisconsin. so many people you know have rang his phone over the years since he got out of coaching because they know that man would build them a winner. people probably have forgotten just how down wisconsin really was in football when he took over the program and built them into the national power they are year in and year out now. one of the great coaches in college football history. >> gus: i asked coach alvarez if he would ever consider going back to coaching. he had a twinkle in his eye as he walked away. >> charles: you can always see the winners, can't you? nothing like it. that relaxed, happy laughter. no matter what you say, there's a giggle goes with it. smile. they've earned it tonight. >> gus: it's really interesting, when you talk about coaches, when they win, they love it. when they lose, there's a knot in their stomach as they tell us that doesn't go away quickly. >> gus: 70-24. look at

the he and several others beat a man last november just before another man shot him to death. he also lead plead no contest to charges of kidnapping and assaulting a woman five-days after the shooting. the oakland mayor said the shooting was a reason the city decided to clear out the camp. . >> more than a thousand are expected to attend a ceremony at the national aid's memorial grove today to mark world aid's day. they say it'll pay tribute to those touched by the pandemic. as manies 700 turned out last night for the light in the grove which honored those who died from aids. >> quite a shock to me that an entire generation has passed from us but is with us in terms of memory. >> the event is scheduled to get started at noon. you can text the word heal from any mobile device to make a ten dollar donation to the national aids memorial. >>> san francisco's castro district is holding an event called paint the castro red. a group will donate part of their sales to hiv awareness today. there will be free hiv testing, a film screening and a candlelight vigil. >> good morning. a live

man the man when the. me and. he did it was. me. really. this is i mean this is my secret this is my secret this bomb that me and my college friends game played on a ranch. rocket when we asked me if you go up and make a rapid check like that and i'll be to. show. you. this is where they there's this is the furthest out part of the city that the last streets were on like she's your age starts with a and and they go as a clock from two o'clock as like a horseshoe to ten o'clock and i just want to show this area and show how big it is because when we come back later in the week this is all going to be full all of the streets completely fill up and it becomes a huge city something like sorry and a half or four miles by the same like three and a half or four miles and it's kind of a circle more than a square and it's just fills up and we have our city for one week. ok let's go. early on you know let's go to the families. as our population increased so did our guard community grow up mature national mature your mothers and fathers die. and we di

red hawk is a sick man. and angry horse, who wishes to become chief, shows his strength by making war on children. - the birds talk of it. the animals in the forest laugh at angry horse. - is red hawk so weak that angry horse can do as he wishes? or is angry horse obeying red hawk's commands? - red hawk not like bring white child here. - then why do you keep her here? let me take her away. - red hawk no more tell what do. red hawk old. no more fight. angry horse not old. better angry horse be chief. - always the young buffalo wishes to kill the old buffalo and take his place. and he does kill the old buffalo because he has youth and strength. but has he the wisdom to lead the herd? to keep it out of danger? i say angry horse has not the wisdom. he cannot be the chief of a tribe that wishes to live in peace. i will fight angry horse to prove he is not worthy. [all talking] this white child must belong to the winner. [all talking] a squaw can fight with weapons. [people clamoring] a chief must be strong in hea

a drifter pushed a man in front of an on coming train. the two were caught on cell phone video arguing. tracking down the suspect in the most recent incident is a top priority. >> if you see inbound who was acting erratically the way this alleged perpetrator was acting, i would encourage everyone to call 911 immediately and make the police department aware of it. >> reporter: the mta is on consider iting how to -- pondering how to keep it from happening again. >> the man was a 46-year-old indian man who work food for a printing business. >>> grownups cap be bullies, too. >> the shocking number of parents or the problem. >>> and how do you keep fitness from being a fad, the one thing you need to do. >> we're creeping closer to falling off that physical cliff deadline. >> we're tracking the storm as it begins to move toward maryland. this gets in here tomorrow. who gets what? we'll answer that after the break. Ñ? >>> new research said overweight kids don't have to worry about bullies just on the playground. more than 360 everweight teens w

when officers arrived, they found one man dead. police have not released his identity and called for a translator because he is asian. then they found a woman wounded in the block of 18th street and west oakland. he is listed in stable condition. around 2:30 a man was shot in the 400 block of 60th street. the victim has been uncooperative. so far, there are no arrests in any of the cases. >>> in san jose, police are now investigating their 44th homicide case of the year. that's the highest death toll in the city in more than four years. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. they responded to reports of a car crash and found a 16-year-old boy lying in the street. it appears the victim was stabbed. >>> arraignment was put off for the man ordered to stand trial last year of a vallejo police officer. henry albert smith junior is accused of killing this officer. he had just robbed a bank, when he shot him. that was november 17th of last year. smith is charged with murder. the arraignment was rescheduled for february 15th. prosecu

the victim a 49-year-old man died at the scene. no one has been arrested and the motive is still under investigation. but this is oakland's 122nd homicide that compares to 105 at the same time last year. >>> oakland police are teaming up with their san francisco counterparts to get guns off the streets. they will be hosting a gun buy back program from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.. in oakland drop offs can be made at st. benedicts church and in san francisco at the omega boy's club. >>> police in vallejo are warning people to watch out for fake ipads this holiday shopping season. the warning comes after officers uncovered a stash of fake apple boxes like the one we are showing you there in or picture. instead of ipads the boxes contained black picture frames. the fake devices had an apple cut out logo and wrapped in bubble tape to confuse buyers. >>> home run king barry bonds will be back in court on in february. back in april of 2011 he was convicted of one evasion count. bonds' lawyer says the answer was accurate and not meant to obst

the man known as stormin' norman was the former head of central manned at macdill air force base. he was possess issed by a sense of duty and loved america. >> i think america suffered a tremendous loss with the loss of a great patriot. >> schwarzkopf retired from the army in '91 and led a quiet life in tampa. he was 78. >> you remember as a teenager watching him on news conferences and things like that during desert storm and thinking, you sort of go back to g.i. joe, but he was the quintessential military man. >> such a presence, such a bold figure in history. >>> it is 5:36 right now. coming up, why thousands of workers are threatening to walk off the job and deliver a big blow to the nation's economy. >>> and the homework for some homeowners this weekend if they recently faced foreclosure. how you could get some compensation for your case coming up. >>> plus, the timing of some >>> this morning, family and music fans are mourning the loss of legendary r&b singer fontana bass, she's best known for rescue me. she died wednesday night after a heart attack. her daughter said bass

a man who stopped a mass murderer has died. and going poteau with health care law >> a missouri man put a lot of time and effort into this proposal. look at the larger-than-life effort to prop the question. as if the giants text and image of the wedding ring were not enough, he also had his relatives to fire up fireworks the moment she said yes, which she did. it all worked out in the end. very nice. >> it warms your heart. >> and the weekend will get a little colder. >> it will get colder. another round of snow showers. round two on the way. meteorologist doug hill is joining us for the latest on the forecast. i'm a little more excited this time around. >> a little better chance to see some snow especially farther north and west. the winter weather revisory is in effect especially on the maryland and pennsylvania border near the blue ridge. we could get an inch in the metro area. the farther south and east from washington, the better chance of a mix. the farther north and west mostly snow. temperatures around the area this mor

but there if there was no gun found, and the man arrested, this man, dunn, he flat out said it was music. so i don't see a stand your ground motion or if it goes to trial, a defense motion. >> it was also in a crowded place with a lot of witnesses. what part will that play in it? >> well, it will play a huge role, and let's face it, these days, convenience stores have good video cameras. so they will pull the footage and say hey, was there a gun coming out of the window? you have all sorts of independent witnesses saying we didn't see that. and we didn't hear the young men threatened, or we did see them threatened. that will bear out the evidence, but it doesn't look good for dunn, and of course, is a tragedy for the young man. >> it is, and we'll talk more about it when george howell went out and spoke to the family. and heartbreaking, looking at that mom and my own mom. h when i was a teen, i had a jeep, and listened to all sorts of music. it was not what type of music, everybody plays loud music, especially young people. >> that is exactly right, and his parents, i will join you at 10

i swear to god, man. i one here to rob you, man. >> i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> as the cleanup continues, the cops burst in ready to take down anything that moves. >> all the way down. >> for all they know, derek could be the perp. >> put your feet behind you. put your feet behind you. >> instead of going out in a police car, the robber, identified as mustafa hindi gets carted out to an ambulance as a result of derek's beat down. what derek called a fake gun turned out to be a pellet gun and he's charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. he pleads not guilty and awaiting trial. >> if he would have got the bag and got out the door with it, he would have only got $37. >> when the cops first question derek, they doubt the details of his story. >> they were definitely asking me, what happened? what happened? i said, i hit hit one time, and it knocked him out. they're like, no, really? they're like, how many times did you hit him? >> but it's all there. caught on camera. >> once we went over the footage,

davis begins to realize that man of for quite as well as he hoped. a second story. there you have the man that can snap a fly, pulled apart and ferociously focused when he needs to be to read often making you thinking he is not focused. he traveled through. it was a couple of days' ride from monticello to washington. he stopped at an inn and falls into a conversation with a fellow guest and they have a lovely, wide ranging discussion the next morning the other guest mr. jefferson is up and out and the other guest had never called his name and he said to the inn keeper who was that and he said who did you think it was? for a while and you knew so much about medicine i thought he was a doctor. then we talked about theology and he seemed as though he might be a priest though a shaky one. i thought he could have been certainly a farmer because of everything he knew and he said i thought you knew mr. jefferson. he was a master of so many different worlds and he was indefinitely curious at the time when human curiosity and the ability to lead us to our own destiny to fulf

suppose he breaks in and finds the old man. the old man's not here. we sent him up to green horn's barn. you better get back up to the ranch and wait till rogers calls on you. suppose he doesn't? he will. he knows the old man will die if he doesn't get his medicine every six hours. now listen, when rogers does get there you persuade him to talk to the bank into letting you have 5,000 of the old man's money for the ransom. look this deal better go through otherwise i go to jail for embezzlement instead of inheriting the old man's mone.y roy let's go inside every minute counts now. we will have to take it easy, dale. the old man can't stand excitement let's move in. ♪ come over here, sit down, stop your worrying, will ya? but i gotta get that money. then billy can die and everything will be alright. you'll get the money alright, and by the time you do, the old man will be dead. we'll put his body on the trail beside his ranch. that way it will look like a natural death. ♪ ♪ i couldn't see old ed, but we want to make sure before we leave here. how?

that man had cuts to his hands. police showed up here first around 2:30 this morning when a neighbor called up 911. officers came and found this woman was multiple stab wounds and she eventually died here in scene. police did take the man into custody and he will be questioned by investigators and at this point police aren't speculating on a possible motive for this deadly stabbing. >> meantime on the other side of the city, oakland police also investigating a deadly shooting. two people were killed when gun fire broke out on the 800 block. shell casings could be seen on the ground at that area. police aren't releasing any information on the victims in this case or any information on the shooter. i reached out to the police spokesperson this morning for more information. but with three more killings oakland has now seen 130 homicides so far this year. you compare that to 110 killings during all next year. as we come back out here live to walnut street, several cars parked in front of this apartment building and this

ex-texas ranger and masked man, with his trusted horse, silver, and his buddy, tonto. they'd fight injustice in the old wild west. - that's every western. there's always a bottle breaking over somebody's head. there's always, you know, a fisticuff happening somewhere, but not normally by a guy who looks like he's in an s&m video, and that's what made it special. - i love the lone ranger because i actually grew up in the wild west, and i always wanted to be a cowboy. with my ten-gallon hat, my pistol, hangin' out with my best friend, tonto, on his, you know, painted horse. - charlie's angels were forever getting kidnapped. like, every single show. - angels were always in jeopardy. one was always kidnapped, or-or hijacked, or, you know, put a belt around that was supposed to explode. - they may not have been trained to anticipate personal danger, but they damn well knew what to do when it arrived. - if i was a dude, i would break the law, just so i could fight with charlie's angels. bring it on, angels! - i love the dramatic fight scenes from all of these. karate chop, p

now this surveillance video look at this a man using a stun gun to attack another man. this happened about three weeks ago about 9:30 at night on polk street. police drib the suspect as -- describe the suspect as an african american man 6'2", 200 pounds about 40-50 years old. >>> an aling man has been reunited with his stolen dog. lola was taken from his car while he was getting dialysis. he is battling kidney disease and cancer. he was devastated by the theft of his dog. neighbor put up fliers and offered a $3,000 reward for the dog to be returned. >> all i thought immediately was what would i do if someone stole my dog? you would want anybody you ever met to jump in and help. >> it was the worst nightmare imaginable. it's like this isn't true. >> but it ended. last weekend a woman in oakland contacted his neighbor saying she found lola running near lake merritt. >>> if you are a giants fan you will be happy to know one of the key players for the world series victory is coming back. infielder marco suite row airied to a three year $20 million contract. giants guarantee

he's a man of the people. ex-military police. >> jimmy: oh, exactly, and it's what you want to see when you go to the theaters, it's a popcorn movie. you go, "it's got good action. it's fun, it's well-written." i want to show -- swollen testicles. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone a clip -- here of tom cruise in "jack reacher." take a look at this. >> this is your last chance to walk away. >> are you kidding? it's five against one. >> three against one. >> how do you figure? >> well, once i take out the leader, which is you -- i'll have to contend with one or two enthusiastic wingmen. last two guys, they always run. remember, you wanted this. you're okay. get up. [ scream ] now we know who's who. let's get this done. [ grunts ] [ fighting sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it. -- man, that's going to be good. so fun. that movie is so good. it's so fun. thank you for coming on. last time you came on we played a friendly fun game, and, boy, did we have a good time. [ light laughter ]

and said, this man is not dead. he is alive. >> tegtmeyer is rushed to the hospital and his family is there by his side. >> when we first seen scott, he was just cut -- well, he had burns all over his back, his leg. it was just like, it was just awful, the skin was gone. he had this huge cut on his head. and he just looked like he was dead laying there. >> he's alive, but in a coma, and remains in one for five weeks. >> he got pneumonia and i guess things did get worse and then they began to get better. and after five weeks, he was moved out of the hospital into the nursing home. >> in his first interview since the accident, scott tegtmeyer, who is dubbed the miracle man by the local media, tries to recall what happened. >> i -- from that day, i don't remember a thing. it's been -- been real difficult. according to the video, what i've seen, it was done and over with before a person could blink their eye. the first thing i remember is waking up in the hospital bed with oven mites and a safety belt strapping me to th

when they arrived, they found the 38-year-old man had been shot in the arm. the victim was taken of the house bill to be treated. no word on his condition. today is the fourth day of kwanzaa. the museum celebrated by holding a family fun day. the celebration included an african marketplace, craft activities, and a kwanzaa ceremony. it is in connection with the exhibit. the theme this year was "a child shall lead them." >> we have always had some sort of kwanzaa celebration or family day. normally, we have had the adults do the programming. we decided it would be neat showing the kids doing civic activities. i thought it would be nice for them to leave the day. >> kwanzaa is celebrated through january 1. still to come on 11 years, and mothers outraged after she says her special needs son of was forgotten on the bus for a all day. what she says needs to change. >> police say they have a suspect in custody in the depth of a man shot in front of a subway train. that story when we continue. how do you always have my favorite coffee? girl: well, inside the brewer,

they did a wonderful job and possibly saved a man's life. >> reporter: the man may have been down there all afternoon. a call had come in hours earlier about a car over the side but crews couldn't find it. the trees and brush are thick. the second time, guided by the shouts, firefighters used chain saws to cut a path to the wreck. >> as i was calling out to him to try to find out where he was, he was answering back. >> reporter: the first rescuer to reach him found the man cold and shivering but coherent. >> when i got to him he was kind of hugging a small tree, sitting up right. it was a very steep hill. he was hanging on. >> reporter: his hours-long orm -- came to an end. the final 50-foot stretch, steep and slippery, hoisted over the top and in to a waiting ambulance. >> spending the night down there would have been extremely cold. the elements would have -- who knows. he may not have survived the night. >> he was complaining of hip and arm pain and of course very cold. the driver was in remarkably good shape. no word on where he lives or where he was headed when he crashed. he's at

man: it's not construction of new pipelines. we are talking about maintaining, sustaining the infrastructure we have. you've got to know what you have, where it is, what condition it's in, and how long you can expect it to last. melosi: we have very little choice because we've invested in a system that cannot be readily changed. we don't leave a lot of flexibility to dig that all up and replace it with something else. sinha: so we have to also teach our students, the workforce, that there is a new science -- repair, renewal, and rehabilitation. that's different from building something new. you cannot fix each and every crack in the city. it's like each city, you're talking about 3,000, 5,000 miles of pipe. so you have to prioritize where they can go and fix the system. narrator: each city faces unique situations, so they must determine the asset management approach that best addresses these challenges. inspections can be done with various technologies, often by a robot... or personally by a technician on a bicycle. sensors detec

officers opened fire and shot the man. he was taken to the hospital. >>> inside this closed door courtroom prosecutors announced 26-year-old katherine uong is now the sixth person charged with the death of a man, a woman is now recovering. george gascon signaled a possible motive. >> it looks like there's fraudulent use of credit cards. >> they found blank credit cards and list of numbers and security codes at this house. the suspects went to this house after the assault to remove bloodied carpet. >>> avenue russia's president signed a new law banning americans from adopting from the country. ann rubin poke to the family that is hoping to get their little girl. >> reporter: they're holding on to their plane tickets and holding on hope even though the ban takes effect january first. in san francisco there's fear, that adoptions already in the works are in jeopardy. this woman asks that we not identify her. >> i love my daughter very much, i miss her. i want to be reunited with her. and i want to bring her home. >> there's a

this man so. i read a lot man because i know that ultimately to say the way to or society intended it to be so a lot of times man i know morally i'm a good individual but sometimes i've got to put that moral state of my behind and become an animal. thank. god. there's a man and out. of the hard work to eighty five ninety percent of the black population this country lives in the south. was a lot of. black people would primarily live in the south because of slavery in the south was a rule of farm economy oh there's a. way about. world war two years in a series of transformations that radically changing nature of black history in this country blacks for the first time are invited and now asked to work in america's arsenal for democracy building those tanks building those planes building those ships. nine hundred forty s. one thousand seventies you see over four million african-americans leave the south and ways that have never never occurred the first place and for new york head for chicago and for l

i take it you're a law man yourself. sometimes. you better be on your guard in case those outlaws show up. ha ha ha! i ain't so old i can't handle a gun against them varmints. i hope you're right. take care of yourself, your feller. adios. what you find out, kimosabe? nothing, tonto, just a quaint old who wouldn't hurt a fly. we'll ride into town and see what we can find out. let's go. you can come up now, boys. he's gone. how's the new deputy doing? not so good. had to slug him again to keep him quiet. come on uncle taffy, get out your file and go to work on these cuffs. sick of being chained to this dead weight. hold your horses, knife. it's a lucky thing you spotted that masked hombre headed this way uncle taffy. he might have caught us red handed. you shoulda' let me plug him, boss, before he ever got inside. you're a fool, knife. how do we know there weren't others with him. this way he leaves without suspecting anything. that's right! thinks i'm just a simple-minde

the man died at scene. the cause of this crash is still under investigation. >>> now here's an update on the breaking news we told you last night at 5:00. brian dargan, who had been arrested on burglary charges, was at st. joseph's medical center and he was handcuffed to a gurney. a needle was noticed in his car. he grabbed her arm and they wrestled. he reached for the officer's gun. the gunfired and the officer was grazed in the leg. >> down in the 30s already. westminster 36, are a but tules -- arbutus 38. so cold numbers. a little built of a breeze, making it feel chillier. nothing than a few passing clouds. we're dry but a definite chill in the air as we fall through the 30s eventually down in the 20s. we'll have much more on when the chill turns around. it's straight ahead. >>> same sex couples in maryland can ally for a license. only a handful of people showed up. the excitement found some ready to exercise their new rights. >> we've been together for 15 years. we've been living together for almost 15

bullets struck the man and grazed a man by him. >> i don't see for what. >> reporter: we went to the ant i don't think police department -- antioch police department earlier this evening. crime statistics were released that show that violent crimes are up this year. the pastor says he'll continue his stance against crime. >> there's good kids here too. we're drying to save them. >> the mayor told me by phone he's working on a zero tolerance program. we are live at the police department. we've just been contacted by the department. they say today's shooting victim is 27 years old. the other victim is 26 and from richmond. both will survive. they have no motive nor has an arrest been made in the case. reporting live. >>> police are looking for leads into the deaths of a man and woman gunned down in front of their 4-year-old child. the couple was found dead at their apartment near market avenue at about 12:45 early sunday morning. the child was inside the apartment unharmed. police say they're hoping someone may have seen or heard something relevant. a lot of times people believe the ti

the man police believe to be the robber does not evade them for long. one month after the incident he's arrested in an unrelated case in brevard county, florida. he pleads guilty to fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement in that case, and is sentenced to three years in county prison. and he may face charges in the sonoco case, too. the store owner plans to press charges to the fullest extent of the law. who would think this petite clerk would put up such a fight? not even the clerk herself. >> being a mother and thinking about my kids and what could have happened, that was risky, and i probably won't do it again. >>> coming up, a liquor store clerk is stunned when an angry customer stiff arms shelf after shelf of booze. what sent this woman over the edge? when "caught on camera: blindsided" continues. we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insu

it is based on a true story of a man from berkeley. and helen hunt should hopefully be up for best actress. and hitchcock. i've been blessed to bee friends with the the family but helen merrin mirren... is not quite the same as the actual wife of hitchcock but also anthony hopkins. and also " les miserables' is singing live .. >> i was wondering about that and i saw the trailer and i was wondering if there are relieved singing. >> yes, they are releasing and you can see hugh jackman. he is so much more than a super hero. and i look forward to les miserable. coming up, peter gallagher is a wonderful actor with a great show and also playing for keeps, please! we meet the charming scottish gorgeous mr. butler as a soccer star who has job in sports broadcasting. unfortunately the soccer moms confuse and pursue him along the way. costars jessica biel, uma thurman, dennis quaid and catherine zeta jones are wasted in this silly, cliched, predictable movie. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for

in the '70s, we lost a man a mile basically. here, maybe we've had two or three deaths in the last 20 years, which is too much anyway, but it's cut down a lot. hurwitz: city tunnel number 3 will be an opportunity to take city tunnel 1 out of operation and rehabilitate it. city tunnel number 1 had one valve to shut off the whole tunnel. city tunnel 2 had two parallel valves. city tunnel 3 has 32, so there's much more redundancy. lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than

now let's get the crystal back to man-at-arms. even if the crystal works, we'll need help from orko. i hope he remembers to stand in the light. it's working! now it's up to orko. jingle bells! jingle bells! jingle bells! what's that? i don't know. i'm afraid. wait! man-at-arms has a transpo. now, what did he tell me? stand in the light. orko! don't be scared, elisha. i think i know what it is. i hope. all we have to do is hold hands and move over there. where is he? there he is! no, there they are. orko! who are your friends? this is elisha and miguel. we're so glad you're safe! but what happened? it's a long story and it all std when i got into the sky-spy... there is a great disturbance! a new spirit of goodness has arrived on eternia! the power of horde prime may be threatened. send for skeletor and hordak! immediately! so, that's the story. and here we are! well, i can't believe it! you really crash-landed on earth. will we be home in time for christmas? i'm not sure... duncan? i can't be sure... it may take a few days to rech

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to help the junk man. martin family doesn't have to take a back seat to anybody when it comes to getting things done. a lot of other families have done their part too. oh, paul. you know those two by fours i was looking for? well, today while you were over at calverton simpson brothers lumber company called. they are donating all we need. brand new too. look here, look at all the money that timmy and the other children raised for their paper drive. two dollars and twenty nine cents. well, i might as well give it you straight. mr. blalock is a lot more opposed to a hospital than we thought. he carries a lot of weight with calverton business men and he's got most of them persuaded that we don't need a hospital. well, it wouldn't take a lot of money for us to buy the land we need it, would it? i couldn't even raise a little. couldn't you speak to them again? i hate to say it, but i think we've got throw in the towel. our only hope it blalock we've got to change his mind. fat chance. when he says no he doesn't

a man very familiar with danger. fade in, early evening in the quiet town of westlake village, california outside of l.a. stuntman garrett warren heard a knock on his door and a voice on the other side asking about his new silver volvo parked in the driveway. garrett answered. then comes our first plot twist. three shots into his body. one more into garrett's right eye. the daredevil's luck had run out. >> i called and his mother answered the phone. screami screaming, crying, just distraught. wally, wally, you're not going to believe what happened. what? garrett has been shot. >> wally crowder was a fellow stuntman and garrett's good friend. >> garrett was one of those men that you could count on. you hear in life that you're very lucky if you have five friends or you can count a friend on one hand. garrett was that friend to me. >> wally had been in the business for more than 30 years. >> garrett warren was probably the finest fight man you could ask for. i had hired him on several shows, got to know him, watched hi

sort of strange, man. but i think it'll change eventually. >> so what did you make of all of the talk after obama's election in 2008 that we have moved into a post-race society? america has put racism and the structures of thought and the structures of power that arrive from that behind us? >> that was just, that was my favorite, favorite act of wishful thinking, you know? that was my favorite moment of collective wishful thinking. i mean, that's gibberish, you know? that's gibberish. the election of one person doesn't speak to larger issues, i think, the way that people would like it to. we have to address always not what happens to one individual, but what is happening to communities. the individual, hey, the individual you could get a woman elect her to this office. and the majority of women are not getting these kind of jobs. you can have a will smith who's, you know, headlining hollywood films and yet, african-american actors are utterly underemployed in every other area. and for me, i think that the

the man was pulled over. he ran away, climbed a fence and jumped into the creek. >>> san jose police are out tonight prepared to deal with domestic violence situations. robert handa reports, officers are ready to provide toys and comfort for kids caught in the middle. >> the supply area looked more appropriate for santa's slayings. these toys were donated by dollar trees. but they won't be handed out randomly but given to children who really need the holiday cheer. >> we are seeing people at their worst. a lot of domestic violence around the holidays, we see frightened children. >> reporter: officers got a surprise, many of them participated in similar gift give aways before but tonight the dollar tree donations make it possible for officers to hand out whole bags. >> bag full of toys, kids we will see, they will have 2-3 brothers and sisters, share them. >> rewarding. to see the look on their face when you hand them a bag full of gifts. >> reporter: officers acknowledge this toy give away is a good way to en

the man demanded money and made off with cash. he threatened the teller with a gun although a gun was not visible. the fbi has been called in to assist with the investigation. >>> police arrested one burglar but they called off the search for a second man. officers were called after 8:00 a.m. this morning. neighbors reported two suspicious men. they ran off when they spotted the offenses. one man was caught but a two hour search failed to turn up the second suspect. >>> we heard today from the two san francisco police officers whose quick thinking saved a newborn barry last week. -- baby last week. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: hugs and smiles of relief at the police station today after two police officers recounted the rescue. >> panic. yeah. i mean, you know, you find a child who is not breathing, you know, it was a newborn, it was a newborn. >> reporter: steven koshey and matt cloud -- sheldon concert hall and matt mc-- stanley cup and matt cloud responded to the call. -- steven koshey and matt cloud responded to t

police pulled the man over, the man got out of his car and then ran from officers. jumping a fence and going into the creek. they searched for him till 4:45 p.m. >> followed for 100 yards trying to encourage him to come out of the water. the officers followed as far as they could. >> the search picked up around 8:30 a.m. this morning but there was no sign of the man. >>> derrick rescue last night daring rescue last night after a truck was pulled into raging water. the truck drifted into the middle of a creek just after 9:00 p.m. stranding the driver inside and as you can see right here the pilot of a chp helicopter rested on the top of the truck and he was pulled in. >>> officials say a snowboarder has died in an avalanche at 9:30 a.m. this morning. it appeared he may have triggered the slide. authorities haven't released the name. an avalanche yesterday injured two people but they escaped without serious injuries. >>> in new york two firefighters were shot and two wounded when they were called to a house fire. the gunman set the blaze and ambushed the firefighters.

a man with a pure heart, a man with clean hands. during the 1968 convention that i just talked about, dan taught the nation that aloha means not just hello, not just good-bye, but it also means i love you. aloha was dan's last word on earth. i say to my friend, danny, aloha, i love you, and good-bye until we meet again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> irene, ken, mr. president, mr. vice president, america has just been through some very painful days, and, mr. president, we're all grateful for giving voice as you have to our agony. as senator reid has said so eloquently, dan inouye lived a full, long life, and so it is our great honor to come here to celebrate it. i am grateful that so many of his colleagues in the senate and both parties, leaders and members of the house and the administration and especially the members of the diplomatic core have come because i hope in this short service we can capture the character and contributions of one of the most remarkable americans i have ever known. you know, it is difficult to be in po

and a second man running up behind him. now police say that the video you're looking at here is of their get away car driven by a third system. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. >>> the suspected killer of sierra lamar is expected to be arranged tomorrow. torrez is accused of attacking at two safeway stores. garcia torrez is also expected to enter a plea tomorrow in the la mar case. >>> a hayward woman displaced by a fire thinks someone was trying to kill both her and her 8-year-old son. someone threw a molotov cocktail right into the apartment on dixon street when crews arrived early this morning this is what they found. fire crews say the apartment burned for a while before people called for help. >> it may have been a 10 or 15 minute lapse before someone actually called 911. >> fire investigators say they found an accel era nt on the living room wall and that helped spread the fire. >>> high water levels caused that large sinning -- sink hole. >>> fraud and bribery are just some of the cri

ex-texas ranger and masked man, with his trusted horse, silver, and his buddy, tonto. they'd fight injustice in the old wild west. - that's every western. there's always a bottle breaking over somebody's head. there's always, you know, a fisticuff happening somewhere, but not normally by a guy who looks like he's in an s&m video, and that's what made it special. - i love the lone ranger because i actually grew up in the wild west, and i always wanted to be a cowboy. with my ten-gallon hat, my pistol, hangin' out with my best friend, tonto, on his, you know, painted horse. - charlie's angels were forever getting kidnapped. like, every single show. - angels were always in jeopardy. one was always kidnapped, or-or hijacked, or, you know, put a belt around that was supposed to explode. - they may not have been trained to anticipate personal danger, but they damn well knew what to do when it arrived. - if i was a dude, i would break the law, just so i could fight with charlie's angels. bring it on, angels! - i love the dramatic fight scenes from all of these. karate chop, p

ex-texas ranger and masked man, with his trusted horse, silver, and his buddy, tonto. they'd fight injustice in the old wild west. - that's every western. there's always a bottle breaking over somebody's head. there's always, you know, a fisticuff happening somewhere, but not normally by a guy who looks like he's in an s&m video, and that's what made it special. - i love the lone ranger because i actually grew up in the wild west, and i always wanted to be a cowboy. with my ten-gallon hat, my pistol, hangin' out with my best friend, tonto, on his, you know, painted horse. - charlie's angels were forever getting kidnapped. like, every single show. - angels were always in jeopardy. one was always kidnapped, or-or hijacked, or, you know, put a belt around that was supposed to explode. - they may not have been trained to anticipate personal danger, but they damn well knew what to do when it arrived. - if i was a dude, i would break the law, just so i could fight with charlie's angels. bring it on, angels! - i love the dramatic fight scenes from all of these. karate chop, p

>> man: not with those, no. but remember when the national health scheme started we could prescribe champagne for the terminally ill. >> appraiser: good heavens. >> man: oh yes, we could. >> appraiser: how wonderful. >> man: and what's happening to those is, i was left them by a very elderly gentleman who was the one who told me what they were. and i've been told to leave one to the royal college of surgeons in edinburgh and one to the royal college of physicians, also at edinburgh. and that i will do. >> appraiser: well, that is a wonderful story. they're not actually silver. they are electroplated. >> man: oh, i know. >> appraiser: and they date from about 1900, maybe a little earlier. it's nice to see that they are in their original cases. >> man: yes, late 19th century i would think. >> appraiser: yes. there are collectors of these things and they're worth not a huge amount, perhaps £40 to £60 each, something like that. but i must admit, i've never heard until now of anybody being dispensed champagne for m