>> tyler winklevoss: yup. >> stahl: what did the article say? >> tyler winklevoss: it said, to the effect, "mark zuckerberg launches the facebook.com." it described a bit about it. we turned to each other and we said, "isn't that the mark zuckerberg that's working with us on the same project?" >> stahl: so they sued, and in 2008 the case was settled out of court for a reported $65 million. but the twins have since appealed, arguing that facebook misled them about the value of the stock in the settlement. why are you pounding away at this when you're making so much money? >> tyler winklevoss: this is all about principle. >> stahl: well, i have to be honest with you, it doesn't look that way. it looks like it's all about money. >> tyler winklevoss: no, you will have... i'm not sure anybody can quite put themselves in our shoes and understand what it must've felt like to start an idea in 2002, to approach a fellow student in 2004, to have it stolen, sabotaged, ripped off. >> stahl: recently leaked instant messages, reportedly from mark's old comput

a couple hours ago, tracy and wendell and their son tyler in a noisy room, i say something and tyler looks at his parents because he is like what did he say? he has hearing aids and i know people with them and it's hard to distinguish sound. right before i got on a plane, a meeting i tried to reschedule because i was so busy and couldn't get out of. i'm in a meeting with the people developing a new product that is not cochlear implant, because cochlear cuts it so you can't do anything again. second of all, it's electronic. i don't want to listen to electronic sounds my whole life. it's not a hearing aid that amplifies everything. it goes in and restimulates the hearing. in my office, two women. one of them was a mom. she said she never heard the voice of a child before. she was driving home and her daughter said, "mom. "and she heard it for first time. she heard her daughter speak. i witnessed two people where this worked. i doubt you guys have the money. to make sure that he hears, but i do. and this company i think will work a miracle for your son. i don't know if it will work, but

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i'm carolyn tyler. a woman missing six days in the santa cruz mountains is in the hospital this morning after being rescued from her ordeal. her family and friends had feared the worst. 58-year-old deborah collins was carried out of the rugged mountains yesterday hungry and suffering from hypothermia. she was found along an unmarked trail in fall creek state park located off highway 9 at felton. collins got lost while hiking alone last week. she did not have any food. she told rescuers she survived by drinking water from a creek. the santa cruz sheriff's department said a full scale search was not feasible so collins neighbor went looking for her and found her huddled under a downed tree. >> she had a little plastic bag in her pocket and she said she would use that to drink water but, no, it sounds like she didn't eat anything during that whole time. >> a friend of collins said she injured her ankle while running along a path and tumbled into a ravine. she could not get out and ended up taking shelter u

. >> tyler and his students have been busy. students are helping with the task of unpacking and logging thousands of donated books. the donations are part of an idea to get books donated and it's working better than he imagined it would. >> we can't keep up with the number of books that are coming up. we will open up the books. >> reporter: his friends had made their album available for free download if you donate a book through amazon.com. the idea has been a hit and in less than 3 weeks they received 7,000 books. keep in mind there are more obooks coming every day. >>> we are seeing light showers at this hour but much more to come as we head into the weekend. you can see we have light showers at this hour. not very much but as we move in to tomorrow we will get this stream of tropical moisture impacting the bay area. the movement is drawing in the moisture. that's what is going bring us our rainfall. light showers early in the morning. effects your morning commute. continuing into the 8:00 hour, light showers. tomorrow is not

tyler says it is a fun way to reconnect ople to the true story of christian. >> we decided to use these sites to engage on a different level with this story. we know it so well through the bibland how we explorit. this gives an opportunity on an emotional leveto find out mores about the characters as that unfolds. >> so many people spend hours on facebook and twitter. >> social media is a great opportunity to reach out and find a new audienc absolutely millions of people and using the sites. it is a good way of building community and extending that reach of the church out to a whole new level. >> script for the twitter nativity has been written by a team of writers includng stand up person. >> a great way of linking up the twitter, this new area people are getting involved in now. doing creative writing particularly comedy writi. >> since it was launed on december the 1st, thousands are signing up christian mother, crystal loves tofollow it. >> they suddenly become real people. once upon a time they were a single dimensional people with a little bitof background. here you are getting re

i'm carolyn tyler. let's get right to it checking out the weather, our meteorologist lisa argen standing by. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, carolyn. a steady stream of moisture continues to be pumped in across the bay area with moderate to heavy rain right through san francisco, the peninsula and in through the east bay. lighter returns in the north bay. a pretty good cell going through petaluma and novato. take a look at these returns. from the peninsula down through half moon bay. we're looking at the rain, the heart of it beginning to push on through. so throughout the next hour we'll continue to see this heavy ban of rain push through the east of us. hour delays at the airport. a more showery regimen this afternoon. little break, more rain headed our way early in the week. i'll detail that forecast for you coming up. >> look forward to that. thank you, lisa. pg&e has restored power to more than 4,000 customers affected by on outage in half moon bay. the lights went out yesterday afternoon and

our "early show" special contributor tyler mcgill caught up with him. you caught the fever, possibly. tyler, good morning. >> yes, i did, in fact, just live every teen-aged girls dream got to hang out w justin bieber and experienced bieber fever first hand. they come in groups of five and one fab four. three's a magic number. and two kings are better than one. they're not just rock stars. they're heartthrobs and everywhere they go, there's complete and utter chaos. ♪ you ain't nothin' but a hounded dog ♪ >> reporter: since elvis shook up the 50s every generation of female fanatics has enjoyed its own collective crush. as i learned first if hand, this generation has bieber fever. at age 16, justin bieber is a pop music prodigy. his first full album, released in march, went double platinum. he was recently dominated for two grammy awards, including best new artist. and his book, first step to forever, is new york city best seller. not only i did buy it, i bought it at the airport and read it on the plane. >> nice. >> it was interesting. definitely spa

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> all right. speaking of giving thanks, guess who walls at the top of a lot of people's christmas list this year? themselves. consumers experts say over the last few years a lot of people have cut coworkers, babysitters, teachers and themselves from their list. this year self--gifting is up 4%. that's the biggest jump the retail industry has seen in at least six years. 67% of holiday shoppers are buying for themselves this year. so how much are shoppers spending on themselves? the average amount is about $107,000! >> wow! >> maybe some people are spending $107,000 on themselves. for most of us it's $107. >> sorry, didn't get gifts for you. but did you see my new dress on saturday. >> the economy, participating in self-gifting. >> you feel better about yourself. >> it feels really good. >> i'm sorry. next year i'll go back to giving gifts to my coworkers. >> you can give $1. >> dollar tree store. do you like it? >> on friday. >> friday, yeah. >> you're so sweet. the thought that counts, mike. >> we

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> if you were standing in that exact same spot this time of morning, you would not have looked as composed and warm as carolyn tyler did. >> very composed but not in here. >> of course not. we're inside. >> scattered frost. let's focus on the big weather story this morning, the spare the air day, the lack of burning from midnight until midnight. the heaviest concentration of pollutants, the fine particulate matter will be in the north bay while the rest of us moderate but none of us can burn. here's a look at those temperatures. 32 fairfield and also in santa rosa. we're close to seeing frost around napa, 33. 34 livermore. 35 redwood city and concord. 37 san rafael. and 36 half moon bay. 38 mountain view and san jose. everybody else in the mid-40s. highs today under hazy sunshine. going to be the mid to upper 50s once again. a little more sunshine as you head to the south. san jose about 60. and a rain chance clear lake, cloverdale and uke. probably santa rosa. upper 50s to low 60s monterey bay. inland 62 degrees in salinas. here's a look a

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> if you missed yesterday's proceedings, you can find the webcast that we aired live at abc7news.com. we will also have a slide show of the hearing and the events surrounding it. you can find both on the front page and under "see it on tv." >> the grinch has spoiled christmas for the santa at the union square macy's. john who has been chris crinkle some 20 years was fired friday night for telling a couple a naughty joke he said he's used for years when adults visit. >> they sat on my lap and i said have you been good this year and they said oh, yes. and i said, well, that's too bad. then i said you know why santa's so happy and jolly all the time, don't you? they said, no, we don't know. i said that's because santa knows where all the naughty boys and girls live. >> well, the couple complained to management and toomey was fired. some macy's employees say the store overreacted. they say they're devastated by toomey's firing. macy said they won't comment because it involves an employee. maybe des moines i can see that happening but the jokes weren't that racy

. >>> and happy birthday to iconic actress and activist mary tyler moore who turns 74 years old today. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. survivors speak out about frightening moments on the ski lift that gave way in maine. and gear up for a fitter new year with a look back at some of the top food offenders of 2010. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific wednesday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

michelle's son tyler was one of them and died at just 10 months old. >> i rocked him. i put him to bed at 1:00 in the morning after his 1:00 a.m. feeding. i never imagine ed that would happen. >> reporter: the new rules create stronger mattresses and hardware and establish stricter testing. >> the new standards will become mandatory in six months. day cares and hotels will need to replace any drop side cribs but have one year to buy new ones. >>. >> a sacramento mom is suing mcdonald's to try to get the fast food giant to stop using toys to market meals to children. the lawsuit was filed in the california state court in san francisco today. the mother of two children filed the suit claiming that mcdonald's violates consumer protection laws and uses toys as bait top lure kids. >> i do think that when it comes to children's meals that influencing their decisions about what they want to eat based on a familiar toy is problematic. >> mcdonald's says it's proud of its happy meals and intends to defend its brand, its reputation and food. san francisco and santa clara countie

carrow -- care row lynn tyler has more. >> thank you oprah. >> sheri franklin is the founder of muttville. a nonprofit organization found homes for hundreds of older, harder to adopt dogs. patty stanton is a volunteer nominated franklin as someone oprah should salute. together they wound up on the show. >> we practiced what if she said something to you? what are you going to say? >> turns out they did not get to talk about muttville. oprah was busy handing out her favorite things. still impact of being on the show last month and our news story have paid off, big time. >> we're not only getting so many more applications, at least triple the amount of applications for adoptions and questions about how to start a senior dog rescue which has been -- i love that. >> patty kent got swept up in the oprah affect and now she has a dog. >> i saw it on tv. i was very excited because i was looking for an adult dog. low maintenance. i have my new forever friend here. >> being on oprah turned into a financial bonanza. >> we're able to take items oprah gave to us and put it on a web site that does onlin

the question about all carbs and openness of squids essential part of says tyler and i hope very much we will have also progress regarding accessibility it says it is statement is the state secretary of the last part of ministry will be back shortly after the break we'll continue this interview in less than a minute so stay where you are going. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. the official anti application. i pod touch from the. life on the good. video. broadcasts and. now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. welcome back to spotlight i'm going to have in just a reminder that my guest on the show. so today is andreas take when he says the state secretary of the lightly and foreign ministry you mention just mention politicians having a chance to interpret historical events do you think it's right well you're a politician today of course but you're also a human being and you have your children your grandchildren studying history would you like them studying history interpreted by politicians. well i think. if.

but tyler reports on a school where how much you pay attention in class could be a matter of life and death. >> what two medications can you give a patient having chest pains? >> reporter: these students at gorton high school in yonkers, new york are learning how to become emergency medical technicians. emts. >> approximately five, six years ago westchester community college expanded their tech prep grant program with gorton high school, and we are able to offer an emt class to the students. >> you remember last week we spoke about the cardiac patient. and what i want you to do today is do the assessment of a patient which would look exactly like myself. >> reporter: the students are being trained by experienced emts on how to properly assist paramedics on the scene. >> sir, i'm an emt and i'm here to help you. what seems to be the problem? >> i'm having chest pains. >> reporter: we offer a medical program, truly one of its kind throughout the nation. which gives students the opportunity to go out into the workforce and have hands-on experiences. >> today as you can see we're in the a

tyler reports on how a group of teens spend their sundays trying to make a difference. on a day that many of us spend relaxing and hanging out with friends, these teens decided to roll up their sleeves and get to work. >> giving back to the community is one of my favorite things i do. i spend a lot of my time during the week doing that also, and it just feels amazing to be able to put all this hard work into something you know is really great. in the end, it's always worth it. >> reporter: more than 100 kids are taking part in a massive food drive that will support a local food pantry. this is all made possible by organizations like the families feeding families program, which is sponsored by the united jewish appeal. >> uja federation is a philanthropy that helps people. essentially, that's it. >> we're sorting food that people from all over the county have donated, and it's going to the bronx community council food bank. >> it feels really good to give back to my community and the people who need it. >> reporter: but before any of this can get shipped out, everything

to suck salts issue then the question about all carbs and openness of squats essential part of says tyler and i hope very much we will have also progress regarding accessibility it says august take the paid secretary of the last partners. will be back shortly after a break we'll continue this interview in less than a minute so stay way. it can hit dr swan's policeman swines ministers why i just. didn't find me if i could just live through the night that i would get my kids out of here because i knew that what was going to happen was that he was going to kill me many victims don't understand that domestic balance includes verbal abuse psychologically piece physical abuse and sexual abuse at least four million women are affected by abuse every year those are my only two options that i saw at that moment. kill him in jail or he's going it killing the. wealthy british style stock. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy because a report on. welcome back to spotlight i'm al gore now in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is on this week when he's the

today's hearing will discuss the competency of the 22-year- old tyler hutchinson. he's charged with murder in the 2009 death of the 88-year-old. police say hutchinson broke into corn's home, beat him and stole his car. he could face the death penalty if convicted. >>> homicide detectives in antioch say a man found shot in the head on monday has died. the victim is identified as 24- year-old arnold from pittsburgh. now police say he got a ride from a friend to rock spring way. he then got into a two door 1990s green ford escort where several people were waiting. police say he was shot almost immediately then pushed into the street where officers found him. >>> santa rosa man is out on bail this morning following an arrest for drunk driving. it was his third dui arrest in the past month. tuesday police arrested the 43- year-old outside a relative's home in santa rosa. that followed his two earlier dui arrests in napa. police say in all three cases young's blood alcohol level was way over the legal limit. >>> san francisco assemblywoman pushing for legislation to limi

. >>> up next, it's a huge night for the music world, and our superfan tyler mcgill is backstage with a preview of tonight's big grammy nominations concert. >>> you're watching "the early show" on cbs. preview of tonight's grammy nomination. both cost the same, but only the pringles superstack can makes everything pop! ♪ hey [ male announcer ] same cost but a lot more fun. everything pops with the pringles superstack can! i love it. not wash. power wash. ok. whoa. [ female announcer ] life comes with headaches and that's when people reach for excedrin. excedrin starts relieving headaches faster than extra strength tylenol and advil. the deck looks great. oh, we just washed it. well, not washed, power washed. big difference. hum. big. [ female announcer ] excedrin. for life's headaches. hum. big. ["stir it up" playing] stir up a smile with hershey's syrup. >>> the roads to music's night begins tonight when several music superstars announce the nominees at the grammys nomination concert live. our tyler mckill had the chance to go back stage with ll cool j for a very cool preview. >> k

it's in in the reporter tyler hicks managed to obtain these remarkable images. >>> now for this morning's weather from around the nation. in addition to the heavy snow and biting temperatures in the midwest, freeze warnings stretch across the entire gulf coast from southern texas to florida. 6 to 10 inches of snow in the northern rockies and lingering showers from seattle to portland. the southwest is the only warm spot in the country. >> 70s in phoenix and southern california. a bitter minus 3 in the twin cities. just 4 degrees in fargo, and teens from omaha to detroit. 40 here in new york and 30 in atlanta. >>> well, if he wasn't already in it, president obama got some help with his christmas spirit last night. some young elves put presents under the tree. >> then a pregnant mariah carey and others sung for the first lady. mr. president asked the crowd to remember the troops and the unemploymented this holiday season. >>> when we come back this monday, stormy weather in parts the world creating troubles for hundreds of cruise ship passengers. >>> and a real life mona lisa mist toe. >>>

. >> everything, you know, carolyn tyler came back from atlanta yesterday, barely got back before all the flights were cancelled there. now as we saw with football games being cancelled because people can't get to the game. that's really tough! this is how things look at our airport. much calmer, partly cloudy skies, light winds, a little bit of fog. so we don't have travel problems here. it's just getting out of here to get somewhere else. that's the difficulty because the airpts ba -- airports back east are closed. our live doppler 7 is quiet for a change. we had some pretty good downpours late last night, early this morning but nothing showing up now. as a result of the clearing skies last night, we did see some morning fog and that's just out and around the bay area. but some sunshine today. it's going to be nice because it may be the last that we see for a few days. a wet tuesday, wednesday with sierra snow to lowell -- low elevations. 47 million view. a little fog. napa 45, 48 santa rosa and 47 in fairfield. here's how things look in the sierra. we did have chains earlier on 80

it's why departmental tree, and degrees and tyler are joining to support the institute of voice and laing following. >>st state of the art has advanced so quickly in the last decade that the majority of things that are wrong can be actually fixed. >> reporter: with just one simple injection in the vocal cord the gel will make the cord vy breathe like sit supposed to allowing somebody to talk normally for the first time in decades. >> we'll give people who have no voice, a voice box, a voice at the end. that's going to be an extraordinary achievement. >> she also reports roger departmental tree's doctor tells him he is going to keep on sipping until he is 80 years old. that's good news for fans of the who. >> you one of them roberta. >> i was telling you during the story, i remember seeing a story and dana went "you're that old." look at it like this. they are that young. the monarch butter flies have been flying to harden historic farms so they can roost, reproduce. they do that annually because they like the weather in fremont where currently it is 42 degrees at arden, arden wood histori

. >> reporter: tyler pugde was one of the chp investigators. the slick conditions mean there is little room for error. >> keep paying attention. try not to be distracted by your cell phone and stuff going on in the car. >> reporter: residents in filton are keeping an eye on the san lorenzo river. >> what happens if they get a tree that falls into a river, what happens is it gets a bunch of logs coming down from boulder area, gets in here and gets a log jam and if we are not in that area to see it and it starts building up and that's what happened to us last year. >> reporter: row says he will be getting up in the middle of the nitrogen tonight to check the water levels and like other residents he is hoping the impact of this storm will be a bit less than anticipated. >> you get worried. >> yeah, we get worried because three or four feet will float that trailer line. >> reporter: and manny is not taking any chances. heavy rains mean portions of his home can flood so he is stocking up on sandbags before it is too late. >> every year we got a lot

. >> my son tyler got his neck caught between the side rail and headboard of his two-year new old drop side crib. >> the consumer safety product commission voted unanimously to ban the product sale and resale of the drop side cribs many they say the side rail moves up and down along with parents more easily lifting their child from the crib. >>> the bitter cold is take a toll on sea turtles that are now in the caring hans of the national i squareium staff. the aquarium officials say many sea turtles are stranded every year because ocean waters cool before the turtles have a chance to migrate. the aquarium says they are providing help to the new england aquarium which is caring for about 80 rescued turtles. five were flown from boston to baltimore first class earlier this month. and another five are expected to arrive next week. they are so cute. >> think of crush from finding nemo he. >> yes. that's what it looks like. >>> unseasonably cold and winter weather blanketed the midwest. now even the south is feeling the brunt of old man winter. >>> coming, we will head to the southern unite

tyler says a military threats cannot resolve tensions on the korean peninsula a statement comes after the u.s. military chiefs assertion that beijing has failed to use its influence over north korea to defuse the crisis the united states reiterated its commitment to south korea's defense as both nations continue joint drills tensions are high after two koreas both of them in fact had exchanged fire late last month. with a series and garza say that a school and civilian houses have been damaged by an israeli military attack the jewish state said three strikes were targeting weapon and manufacturing sites it also said the attack was in response to mortar fire from militants that injured one . what ever since the ancient greek. people have always dreamed of flying now thrill seekers can take to the sky in some extreme risky ways but without the safety of a plane find out more about the flying machines and their pilots a bit later on here but for the meantime here's a preview. we use special old. mint. ready for a. big game there. those who were previously. to soak. in a free flight. time

kellen moore, tyler shoemaker. tap-dancing his way in. a 25-yard major. fourth quarter, moore. heisman trophy finalist, finding austin pettis. pettis takes the hit but holds on for the touchdown. boise state, getting some redemption. they win, 26-3. >>> in the meantime, missouri taking on illinois. michael dixon jr. returning from a two-game suspension. with the illini trailing by two. that's demetri mccamey, hitting the straightaway three-pointer. ties things up at 50-50. later on, from the outside. illinois, up by one. under two minutes left. tied at 58-58. michael dixon, driving. tough lay-in. off the glass. and the tigers up by two. things are getting interesting. dixon, tripped by mike davis. davis finds d.j. richardson for the open three-pointer. tigers, quickly, the other way. marcus denmon, ahead to laurence bowers for the lay-in. and he's fouled by mike tisdale. tisdale, hit with the intentional foul. take another look. that counts. missouri converting. and they go on to win. take it 75-64. >>> you're up to date for now. back to you in new york. >>> well, this is the s

. >> reporter: tyler pugge was one of the chp officers where a car spun out of control in the slippery conditions. the driver was not hurt but the chp says the slick conditions mean there is little room for error. >> just be paying attention. try not to be distracted by your cell phone and stuff going on in the car. >> reporter: residents in filton are keeping an eye on the san lorenzo river. it can flood over the creek and into nearby homes. >> what happens is if we get a tree that falls into the river what happens is it gets a bunch of logs coming down from boulder area, it gets a log jam and if we are not in the area to see it and starts building up, that's what happened to us last year. >> reporter: rose says he will be getting up in the middle of the nitrogen to check water levels and he is hoping the impact of this storm will be a bit less than anticipated. >> you get worried? >> yes, we do. because 2 or 3 feet will float that. >> reporter: manny is not taking any chances either. heavy rains mean portions of his home can flood so he is stocking up on sandbags before it is too lat

in clashes so far most of those who are fleeing are supporters of opposition leader and the son of a tyler knew the u.n. is recognized as the winner of last month's vote but incumbent leader refusing to quit. a two died more than twenty others were injured when a bus collided with a truck in southern egypt the bus was traveling from the southern city of us want to the ancient temple site of symbol it hit a truck carrying sand which is broken down and was parked at the side of. a series of our shocks is the new zealand city of christchurch months after the powerful earthquake struck the region there at least twenty buildings have been damaged and power lines are being cut off the tremor blew out glass and shook brickwork but no reports of any injuries so far police have cordoned off the central business area now and special units are inspecting the buildings scientists warn the tremors could continue for some time. the ship at the center of a deadly raid by israeli forces leave this year as received a hero's welcome on return to its home port in istanbul it may the. it was it was boarded by

up as he tried to set off a bomb in stockholm the swedish prosecutors says the twenty eight year old tyler moore. explosives strapped to his body and in a backpack he was also the registered owner of the car that exploded struggled shortly before the suicide blast if confirmed would be the first case of the suicide attack in sweden twenty four minutes past eight moscow tom thanks for being with us more and more europeans seem to be regretting their country's decision to join the e.u. especially those using the struggling single currency find out why in ten minutes time before the business. welcome to business of prices have shot up after opec left production quotas unchanged at the weekend brant crude is holding over ninety dollars a barrel almost a percent up today the early winter renewed optimism over a global economic recovery given the market to boot. goldman sachs predicts the oil price will rise mid term averaging one hundred dollars a barrel next year and rising further in twenty twelve. pair of president of russian energy giant who quote says that too optimistic. wish i think that

drug dealers are carried out in the country along with iran and pakistan what operations were to decus tyler also in our plans in the past four years thousands of tons of narcotic drugs have been seized talking about concrete steps and international support russia advocates burning their poppy crop why cannot this be done. before the it will be before i can say specifically that there are certain problems in the areas where the afghan government can do something against the opium poppy it has done so twenty provinces have been cleansed of opium plantations however in a provinces war is going on with international coalition forces present the afghan army and the afghan national police force certain problems are there and there are areas where the afghan government is not in control in this respect earlier one hundred ninety seven thousand hectares of land or used to grow opium poppy that figure has been reduced to one hundred twenty three thousand or forty seven percent drop the progress is apparent if we destroy the opium fields this would result in our anger at the angry children of those f

himself up as he tried to set off a bomb in stockholm swedish prosecutors say that twenty eight year old tyler moore abdul wahabi had explosives strapped to his body and in a backpack in the hope of killing as many people as possible he was also the registered owner of a car that blew up in stockholm shortly before the suicide blast if confirmed it would be the first case of a suicide attack in sweet. there's a new car on the way which could help reenergize russia's motor market and this time it's no gas guzzler it's the country's first hybrid vehicle and designers hope it will make eco friendly driving more affordable as artie's sorry for ports. rush is entering the hybrid calm ok this is one of the first hybrid cars that you and the bill that we've been hearing today from the construction team and some of the team behind the project we know that this car runs on a combined gas and electric engine and we've been hearing about some of the new technology sort of also being nice and it's an incredibly exciting project now one of the founders of the project mikhail prokhorov spake today and intro

waits all tyler hefter's idea. and i tell them about the fact that i'm working in a school with absolutely incredible young people. who come from a community that is not always providing educational opportunities and they said how to get behind this and support you and your work. >> this is how the book drive works. they're offering their online christmas album for free. to anyone who buys one of the books on the list through amazon.com. >> the book goes to this richmond address. then, you can get an order number to use to down load the songs. they're counting on generosity of fans. >> our fan base has gone from 15,000 to 200,000 you may have seen this in this commercial. >> there is where they met in college. and. >> there is a generation and across the board, realizing that there is a responsibility at this point. >> four schools including his own are receiving goods. >> so there is what is the vast majority of the students are not lead reeding at grade level. the idea to get book that's will engage them. and som

said and the second attack militants ambushed a boss carry on officials to the center of kabul the tyler has claimed responsibility for the tux. at least twenty seven people have been killed after an oil pipeline exploded in the central mexican state of said two people were injured while schools of houses were destroyed in the blast a government spokesman sad the first explosion occurred as a tenants were made to steal gas oil from the duct and distributed success of smaller blasts forcing people to flee this small town fifty five kilometers outside mexico city firefighters say the flames are under control. u.n. secretary general ban ki moon has said peacekeeping forces will remain in ivory coast despite being ordered to hold by the incumbent president laurent gbagbo is ignoring international calls to step down the group claims the un has been or his rival others say what tara the international observers say one last month's presidential election in the u.s. is to pull out most of its personnel citing increasing until western sentiment and fears are growing of renewed violence in a count

i'm carolyn tyler. >> a woman missing for six days in the santa cruz mountains is in the hospital after being rescued from her ordeal. her family and friends had feared the worst. she was found along an unmarked trail. she was carried out of the rugged mountains hungry and suffering from i'm oh thermia. she was found along an unmarked trail in which is located near ben lomond. she didn't have any food. she survived by drinking water from a creek. they sent a full scale search was not available. >> she said she had a small pocket of water to drink water but it sounds like she didn't need anything along the whole time. >> she was unable to get out and was able to take shelter until she was found. >> a 20-year-old man in san francisco in the hospital after he was shot in the head after a shooting in the bay view contradict. police are on the lookout for a suspect but they don't know what prompted the shooting. >> a nine-year-old girl that was shot after opening her door at her home is hopped hospitalized in stabilized condition. now on the search for the person who shot her. >> she looked

i'm carolyn tyler. the stormy weather tops our newscast. let's check in with lisa argen for the latest. >> we had earlier small stream flood advisory for another half an hour. flooding on the roadways and creeks have been rising but the rain has lightened up significantly over the past hour or so. you notice the east bay we still have rain around hayward and livermore, in the north bay light to moderate rain. around the dublin area looking at a pocket of moderate rain and also around cupertino and campbell more rain showers about two inches. in accountantfield over an inch and in inch and a third in livermore. few more rain showers and a little bit of break and a soggy christmas coming up. >>> we'll look for that. >>> pg&e has restored power to more than 4,000 customers affected by an outage in half moon bay. the lights went out and electricity was finally restored by 10:00 last night. so far this morning no new outages have been reported anywhere in the bay area. another several hundred customers lost power in pittsburg and in redwood city

i'm carolyn tyler. a massive snowstorm has holiday travelers scrambling to try to find where they want to go. flights and amtrak service get cancelled due to weather. the storm brought snow this weekend as far as south as atlanta. today it could dump as much as ten inches in washington, d.c. before heading into new york and new england. delta cancelled 300 departures out of atlanta yesterday. >> you can't control the weather. we just have to anticipate and think ahead, the possibility that things can happen. >> already this morning, continental airlines has cancelled 250 flights out of newark, new jersey, it's a scene that is repeated up and down the eastern seaboard. states of emergency have been declared on the east coast. in boston they are bracing for up to 20 inches of snow. a blizzard warning is in effect with 30 mile-an-hour wind gusts expected. john atwater talked to travelers at boston international airport. >>> the melody of a airport is not matching the mood. >> i'm frustrated. >> merry chris

it was all tyler hesters'd. >> i tell them about my school. i tell them about the fact i'm working in a school with absolutely incredible young people who come from a community that is not always providing the educational opportunities that it ought to, and so they said, how can we get behind this expert support you and your work? >> this is how the richmond book drive works. they're offering their online christmas albums for free, to anyone who buys one of the books on the list through amazon.com. >> bookshelves are empty. >> the book goes directly to this richmond address. then you get an order number to use to download the song. they're counting on the generosity of its fans. >> since last christmas, gosh, our fan base has gone from 15,000 subscriber to 200,000. >> you may have seen them in this hundred -- hyundai commercial. hesser and his two friends net come, and now more than ever are committed to fifth to others. >> our whole generation across the board i feel like is starting to really realize that we have a tremendous responsibility

tyler is leadership group at high school in richmond. >> we have a tremendous responsibility at this point. >> four richmond schools benefit from the book drive. you can buy a book from a specific list on amazon.com, and you get an order number to download the christmas album for free. good reason to get another book. >> you might want that over the weekend. we have a weak frontal band off the coast. light rain today, better chance of rain over the entire bay area. as you head outside, taking you to tahoe, 43 degrees at lake tahoe. truckee, 39. cloudy skies right now, more snow. from vollmer peak you are looking back at mount diablo where we have the cloud cover, extensive cloud cover throughout the east bay valleys. the rain has not hit you yet. as we check out live doppler 7 hd, you can see the darker green. we'll give you a tour. in the north bay, very light returns from fort ross. and scattered showers around rohnert park and along the peninsula it was wet but there is a cell off shore. alameda is looking at light rain further is south from burlingame through belmont, across the

michelle's son tyler w one of them and died at just 10 months old. >> i rocked him, i put him to bed at 1:00 in the morning aft his 1:00 a.m. feeding and i never imagine that had would happen. >> reporter: the new rules will create stronger mattress support and hardware and establish better safety esting. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> a final check on the forecast. >>> one more check on how much snow we're expecting for tomorrow. let take a look and show you what we're thinking right now around the d.c. metro area. 270 through 66. one to two inches, i think, do to the soufth fredericksburg. two to three inches, and north of 270, really, less than an inch for the most part. maybe up to an inch. as we look through the nt couple days, a high of 38. sunday i've taken the snow out of sunday. the storm system moves well out to sea. >> great. >>> the world's oldest dog might well be moving up to nova scotia. her name is misty. she is a mixed breed. she was adopted in an animal shelter 18 years ago by a guy named kevin nelson. at the time, the vet told him misty s seven years old. that would

. >> reporter: stats show more districts cracking down on texters who won't hang up in class like tyler, busted twice. >>> will you text more? class? >> probably. >> reporter: she could get suspended if she is caught again and learn a life lesson the hard way, breaking rules has consequences. fox news. >> some airlines are depending more on twitter to help improve their customer relations. they have been on board with social media for a while offering special fares and offering travel tips. delta has a team of customer service reps who have been turned in to full time dedicated tweeters. >> very software to let us manage the tweets to assign them to different folks and tag and set priorities. >> the airline said the reps field passenger questions about everything from refunds to flight delays. >> the mail service expecting to get busy this sea season. several post offices in the bay area with open today and they will be open next sunday too. the service is expected to process and deliver 15.8 billion letters and packages. it's a drop from the previous two years. wednesday the 22nd is us

michelle's son tyler was one of them and died at just 10 months old. >> i rocked him, i put him to bed at 1:00 in the morning after his 1:00 a.m. feeding and i never imaginedhat would happen. >> reporter: the new rules would create stronger mattress support and hardware and establish better safety testing. nbc news. >>> that's news4 at 4:00. news4 at 5:00 starts now. >>> first at 5:00, a winter weather advisoryn parts of our area. that means some of us could see several inches of snow tomorrow, creating trouble for the morning commut there's good news. good afternoon. welce to news4 at 5:00. i'm wendy rieger. >> jim handly is off tonight. cold air and guy winds across the region. we have live team coverage of the weather conditions and begin with chief meteorologist doug kammerer with a look at what we can expect over the next 2 hours. >> we're going to be dealing with first what we've been dealing with toe past 48 hours. that's the extremely cold temperature. the temperatures today struggled toeach 32 degrees. they've struggled to

tyler zeller for the tar heels, he ran into foul trouble. illinois got control here. to davis on the break. 37-30 at half. now 58-43 in the second half. illinois on top. creating some mayhem in evanston, northwestern welcomes georgia tech. what is craze. and they were 8 behind and 40 ahead. no air ball. northwestern shot 12 of 19 from behind the arc. and all four of his were made and a 21 point night. 5-0. very good now. 91-71 over georgia tech. >> the other scores in the acc challenge. ohio state and right now it looks like it will be a 4-2 lead as michigan is beating clemson. voter game 8-0. the best start since 1973. >>> the quarterback shawn hill did not participate at practice h a split on his right index finger. he cannot play they are down to the center. bears did not work out but as they do, this went out for appearances. and tommy harris to say hello. and to his boss. >> who knew. some players like to visit them as work. of he does not. >> i'm a kid, i'm still a kid at heart, thrills is the greatest part of the job. football lets you do things. it gives you t