un special repertoire than emerson announce that he would initiate an investigation an op ed he wrote that was published by the authority and any article emerson says there are five areas of contention that are worth evaluating including whether it's noted deserves whistleblower status whether his beak damage us or uk national security whether his week say the fighting me for surveillance overhaul by their british parliament was misled about the true sadness of surveillance and one of the british parliament's current intelligence oversight system is there on out. over the course of the next year. emerson is expected to be a comprehensive investigation after which will deliver a series of recommendations to the un general assembly next fall. and in that same not that emerson also took the opportunity to crawl out the prominent political voice is less congested at the guardian face a criminal investigation for its publishing the multiple adverts and weeks he said both these issues are at the apex of interest concerns. the astonishing suggestion that this sort of journalists and can be e

the science center and emerson hall. cambridge police are on the scene and out of an abundance of caution the buildings have been investigated and harvard's focus is on the safety of our students and staff. we will update the media when we have more information. martha: they did cancel exams were today. after that announcement, the students arrested in applause, which is an interesting development as well. then he went on to say that we will have to figure out ways to make sure each of you is properly assessed until they figure out how this works with the whole development and i imagine that we will know shortly. >> the massachusetts state police officers, that would include the bomb squad are responding and that is a new bit of information that went out as well. 9:02 a.m. eastern time, coming up 950 in the morning now. bill: more information coming out of. martha: students were in the middle of their final exams week. we will be right back : hello, in idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missin

emerson once said a genius like shakespeare is the entire realm of experience. traverse the entire realm of experience and kind of bring everything into focus in a particular work of genius. he talks about shakespeare. he would rummage among the scraps of the old elizabetelizabet han plays. he would rummage around it. he got all these themes and characters and can beat them through symbols and through language and discourse that is organized. it seems to me the greatest writers like walt whitman and emily dickinson does the same thing as well. the command is very best does this as well, too. linking to me brings a different thing up, the rational, the lawyerly. i don't know how many he tried as a lawyer, but he uses this kind of almost mythic, e-mail, knowledge of the american experience in the principle behind what equality is what this kind of legal mind and ultimately the lincoln douglas debates. and then he has this ability also to condense, for example, the second inaugural, condense these very short pithy speech is the essence of the american principle. an

would initiate an investigation in an op ed he wrote that was published by the guardian in the article emerson says there are five areas of contention that are worth of evaluating including whether snowden deserves whistleblower status whether his leaks damaged u.s. or u.k. national security whether his leaks signify the need for surveillance overhaul whether british parliament was misled about the intrusiveness of surveillance and whether british parliament's current intelligence oversight system is thorough enough over the course of the next year emerson is expected to lead a comprehensive investigation after which he will deliver a series of recommendations to the u.n. general assembly next fall and in that same op ed emerson also took the opportunity to call out the prominent political voices who have suggested that the guardian face a criminal investigation for its publishing multiple multiple edward snowden leaks he said quote these issues are at the apex of public interest concerns the astonishing suggestion that this sort of journalism can be equated with aiding and abetting terrorism

the science center, thayer, emerson, and sever. just to give you a sense of where those buildings are on campus, i want to bring in someone that went to harvard, john king. if you can help give us the lay of the land, that would be located. >> i didn't go to harvard but i grew up in boston and i'm familiar with the campus. there on the main campus, the kennedy school is separate from harvard. but the top part of the screen is the main campus area and i've been in touch with people that say cambridge police, harvard campus police and other law enforcement authorities are there. no information as to what. you mentioned that there's been a report of perhaps explosives on campus. just a report. nothing confirmed at this time. but when something like this gets reported, you have proet p protocols that go into place. you are looking at the harvard square area, the picture right there in harvard. as we try to get more information, obviously your concern is that you have the police response and you try to figure out whether this is a hoax

the science center, thayer hall, emerson hall and sever hall after unconfirmed reports of explosives in those buildings. now, what's unusual about this time of year as probably has been reported is that it's finals period, and so it's sort of an atypical time. additionally of those four buildings, three often have finals in them, thayer hall being the one to not fall in that classification because it is a freshman dorm. >> so you got, what, a tweet? how did you find out what was going on? >> so the way that i personally found out, and i'm sure many of the harvard students found out, is that harvard sent out a couple of notifications regarding what's going on. there was one as recently as 9:58, i believe, or if not that, shortly thereafter, from the school basically detailing exactly what was going on. and keeping the university informed. so 23 minutes ago at 10:02 we got an e-mail basically saying that there were unconfirmed reports and that out of an abundance of caution, the buildings have been evacuated while the report is being investigated. >> were you anywhere near any of these

ron burgundy stopped by emerson college yesterday after the school renamed the school communications to honor the fake newsman. >> of all of the colleges to give me this esteemed award to be recognized by the electoral college, it's extraordinary. i mean i thought you guys only met for once every four years to pick the president. to know that ron burgundy school of communication will stand here for the test of time. 1,000 years from now when the planet is controlled by robots and mutans from the x men series, one thing will still be standing. >> emerson must have needed publicity. his stop in boston is the latest in a nonpromotional blitz. he went to a news affiliate in north dakota and then he went to australia and then he was in amsterdam for the mtv-emas. anchor man 2 won't hit theaters until december 18th. i'm a little nervous as to how good it's going to be. i'm sure there will be plenty of people watching in the theaters. i just don't want a caddie shack 2 situation here. now let's head to the daily show where jon stewart is doing his part to expose companies that make falls cl

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america's most famous fake tv anchorman ron burgundy honored at emerson college in boston yesterday. the college named their program after him for a day. while there he faced tough questions from the school's journalism department. >> should people believe everything they hear on the news? >> uhm, i think they should 71%. [ laughter ] >> because it's funny they think that it's unbiased. and they don't understand that satire is one of the biggest forms of bias. >> ron burgundy's visit opened up an interesting dialogue about where young people actually get their news from. a lot of emerson students said they turned to programs like "the daily show" but agree it's not the most reliable source. "anchorman 2" opens later this month. i hope it's good because all the hype and he has been going everywhere. in fact i got a book and a lot of my friends are -- >> it's on your desk. >> he is sending books to all the anchors across america. >> we'll have to see it. we'll definitely do that. >>> 4:55. a sacramento area couple defied the odds. they are the proud new parents of identical triplets. i

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he took over emerson's college school of communication for a day. he called a curling event in winnipeg canada. the multivitamin seem in washington, d.c. has a ron burgundy exhibit that is going to last for almost a year through august. he has even co anchored the 6:00 news in bismark north dakota. >> you look lovely tonight. >> thank you, you too. >> are you married? >> no. >> well, i am. so don't get any ideas. >> so we have done our own social media poll to see if people are thinking this is too much, and let's go to see what our viewers told us. >> a lot of the people said no they plan -- some people the marketing is a turn off. viewer says no, sadly too, i loved anchor man but i am annoyed with the overkill, velocity ron burgundy everywhere, too much. some interesting results, what do you think? >> definitely interesting, dui there's a risk of overexposure? >> i don't, and i'm not saying that those people aren't tell thing truth, but i do think that that the number of beam who get turned off by 24 marketing blitz very very small there regular t

emerson and thoreau as lecturers had a key in their audiences and even as they meant they did caught up such as native american removal, the environment of slavery, walt whitman that emerged out of popular journalism tried to heal a fractured american society in his poetry while he served as the psychological rhetoric of his problematic family. emily dickinson had to deal with the family assertively read newspapers and popular novels that provided the images and themes for the experimental poetry. these officers would have their ability to respond creatively and thoughtfully to their real-life surroundings. for them it wasn't something out there on the margins. it was the universal essence that permeated the private space and the individual psyche. as emmerson road and this was quoted earlier the idea of the times are in the air and affect all that read it and we'll learn without effort almost through the pores of verse can. the books i've written since then on people like wittman and john brown have taken me further into the realms i began to export in beneath the american renaissan

we've got the science center, thayer, sever and emerson. there are about 21,000 students combined between the undergraduate and classes for those seeking higher forms of education and then the urban area that it sits in. last month we just had yale university in new haven, connecticut, placed on a campus lockdown for most of the day after an anonymous caller warned officials that his roommate was heading there planning to shoot people. as clint van zandt, former fbi profiler, was pointing out, there was recently in the paper there, the "boston globe," they just revealed their investigation, the five-month investigation into the tsarnaev brothers and the background of these men and that maybe that has some sort of catalyst approach to this that maybe someone in the area was reading about that. as we look at behavioral science, it will be fascinating when we figure out how the police can trace back where these first reports came in. >> it will be interesting to see if they can do that. were these cell phone reports? were they reports that cam

science center, sayer, sutter and emerson. evacuate the buildings now. the buildings are evacuated but these are unconfirmed reports of explosives. >>> still ahead, 21 kills and a deadly plunge of a bus sails off a highway crashing into a van below. coming up, what investigators say sent that bus skidding off the road in the philippines. >>> new details this morning. investigators in the philippines say a bus skidded off the road and crashed killing 21 people. it may have slipped on the wet road. the bus veered off an elevated highway in manila and landed on a van. the van's driver was among those killed. investigators had to use a crane to lift the wreckage. the van was left almost unrecognizable. the official cause of the crash has not yet been determined. >>> happening today, the country's second largest railroad is underreview. investigators are looking at the metro north commuter railroad in new york city. if the company that operated the train that derailed and killed four people earlier this month. they are looking at a long list of the company's

would initiate an investigation in an op ed he wrote that was published by the guardian in the article emerson says there are five areas of contention that are worth of valuating including whether snowden deserves whistleblower status whether his leaks damaged u.s. or u.k. national security whether his leaks signify the need for surveillance overhaul whether british parliament was misled about the true submissive surveillance and whether british parliament's current intelligence oversight system is thorough enough over the course of the next year emerson is expected to lead a comprehensive investigation after which he will deliver a series of recommendations to the u.n. general assembly next fall and in that same op ed emerson also took the opportunity to call out the prominent political voices who have suggested that the guardian face a criminal investigation for its publishing the multiple edward snowden leaks he said quote these issues are at the apex of public interest concerns the astonishing suggestion that this sort of journalism can be equated with aiding and abetting terrorism needs t

ferrell has not done that, he has gone far afield, to emerson, and they renamed the g school. >> let's look at where ron burgundy will give. he took over emerson college's school for the day, and called the curling in winnepeg canada, the museum in washington d.c. has a ron burgundy exhibit and he coanchored the 6 o'clock news in bismark north dakota. tonight? >> thank you, you too. >> well, i am. so don't get any ideas. >> we did a poll to see if people are thinking too much. let's go hehmela. >> we asked viewers if the marketing campaign. 75% said no, 25% said yes. a lot much people who said know planned on seeing it anyway. for some of the marking is a turn off. sadly, too, i loved anchor man but i'm annoyed with the pr overkill. >> some interesting results. overexposure. >> i don't. i'm not saying people are telling the truth. the number of people turned off by the marking blitz is small in relation to the number that the campaign reaches. awareness leads to an observing. it's been around for so long. >> let's look at the stuff out there. cnn got in on the game. >> ron burgundy, on

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the meals were delivered to seniors at the emerson house apartment in bladensburg. >> it is a fun time, we do it just before christmas. it provides a meal and information to these families in prince george's county. event,r today's firefighters and santa handed out candy canes at an elementary school. the program will feed about 3000 families during the holiday season. the marine corps toys for tots lebron has started handing out toys at rfk stadium. toysfor tots will hand out ered500 preregistre families. customers about to get a rate hike. the second increase this year. customers will pay an average of $2.13 more a month for electricity and $.73 more for natural gas. maryland regulators are also approving a monthly surcharge of about eight cents a month, it will increase to $.36 in five years. days left until christmas. the last minute shopping and shipping blitz has begun. ups says today is the biggest day of the year, 34 million package is scheduled for pickup and .9 million of those will reach their destination by tomorrow. nearly 20,000 ups employees are working around-the-clock

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general assembly next fall and in that same op ed emerson also took the opportunity to call out the prominent political voices who have suggested that the guardian face a criminal investigation for its publishing of multiple edward snowden leaks he said quote these issues are at the apex of public interest concerns the astonishing suggestion that this sort of journalism can be equated with aiding and abetting terrorism needs to be scotched decisively is the role of a free press to hold governments to account the guardian's editor alan rusbridger defended the publication and a parliamentarian hearing today in which members of the parliament attempted to blame the guardian for a national security breach r t sarah firth has more. well was the hearing it was it was lively at times it got quite heavy handed i think it's fair to say the editor of the guardian newspaper managing to answer all these questions but some of the questions i think all of raised some eyebrows certainly we heard at one point and then p. i asked alan rusbridger do you love your country now that wasn't the only question that

warning them to evacuate thayer hall, seaver hall, emerson hall and the science center. those buildings have been evacuated out of an abundance of caution. all of this is unconfirmed. authorities on campus aric ta g i -- are taking it very seriously. >>> up next, angus king. >>> first, white house soup of the day. navy bean. we'll be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda™ of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® is different than pills. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once-a-day, any time, and comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when us

so leaving the one person feel the impacts of absence to know which emerson temperatures. read around the freezing mark the adherence to the americas well. things are going to be on the general cooling trend out here high pressure dominating towards the east but for now we're starting to see the changes in place we got some snow showers in the north of the ten centimeters possible then we have a storm system developing don't get what some call this lo is dump all that moisture off course in or flash flooding is expected here and for the southeastern portion of us georgia and northern florida. you can see by eighty to ninety millimeters of rainfall going through your day here on friday in the saturday morning as it does push off their toys cds for the big thing is this is going to be the catalyst of what's gonna be happening behind this that the arctic blast of air. this is by jewelry first ask and get down towards the south and take a look in three forecasts not for the weekend but for next week a lot of people still on holiday here in the americas. all sports well monday

remember when i have the elders and i rather someone tempted to join up with the dog that the boss is emerson when he traveled to the region in two thousand and twelve so again co-operation and. certain terms of relations between western countries and russian countries a little bit more trust when it comes to the issue of their. already gordon and senior associate at the center of international strategy thank you very much for your time and insight thank you very much. a reminder of the tragic developments from volgograd this monday morning this is a live video that you're looking at right here of the scene of this latest incident another explosion in the city that happened on a trolley bus as a pos by a market during rush hour at least twelve people now known to have died or up to twenty three others wounded including a one year old child this is the second deadly blast in the city within twenty four hours time investigators suspect a bomb was planted inside the bus it's likely to be connected to the suicide bombing at the main train station that happened there on sunday that explosion leavi

remember and i of the elders and i rather someone attempted to join up with the dog that the boss is emerson when he traveled to the region in two thousand and twelve so again glop or i shouldn't. certain terms of relations between western countries and russian countries a little bit more trust when it comes to the issue of their. reminder of the tragedy of elements from volgograd this monday morning a second deadly blast struck this city within twenty four hours the latest happening on a trolley buses that passed by a busy market during morning rush hour at least twelve people now known to have died twenty five others injured is the second deadly blast to hit this city within twenty four hours investigators suspect a bomb was planted inside the bus and that it's likely connected to the suicide bombing at the main train station there that happened sunday seventeen people killed in that attack stay with us here on r t for all the latest updates on. the beginning. phases for. the first six months. as the people. and it is easy to. scoot. because the do so in the spirit of the new indigenous pe

remember when i have the elders and i rather someone attempted to join up with the dogs that the sauce is emerson when he travels to the region in two thousand and twelve so again cooperation. certain terms of relations between western countries and russian countries a little bit more trust when it comes to the issue of their. the city of volgograd in southern russia hit by two suicide bombings within the space of twenty four hours the latest happening on a trolley bus as it approached a market during morning rush hour up to fifteen people confirmed dead up to twenty eight others wounded including the one year old child three of them said to be critically ill investigators say the attack carried out by a male suicide bomber and the event probably connected to sunday's train station bombing that killed at least sixteen and wounded forty five others here's what another eyewitness told us at the site of the tragedy. at the moment the whole place has been cordoned off i'm standing two hundred meters away from the site of the blast from a former you see people who look like bomb experts there are plen

if that's not enough, emerson college in boston has named its communications school, the ron burgundy school of communication, but just for the day. it's a funny movie, but also very interesting the way they are pre-selling it area movies are about pre-awareness. >> and he seems like that nice guy. >> he was very nice, very low- key, very sedate. expect. you would >> did he make it to the network on this one? >> i think so. he is on cable network and he kills great he kills on cable. >> thank you. nice to see you. smart carswe have and smartphones. how about this -- a smart brought? work?t how it could prevent you from eating too much. >> to serious murders a decade apart. >> more now on the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. idc police officers and the middle of a missing d.c. teen investigation. >> what do you know? >> we are told police have been here most of the day. when we arrived about 25 minutes ago, there were about half a dozen squad cars and about twice that many officers all coming and going out of the first-floor apartment here just behind me. eases them

it is almost the most interesting thing -- >> i think your great ralph waldo emerson said that friendship is the masterpiece of nature. >> what is it about it that makes it so -- >> i think it is an odd thing. there is more embarrassment between lovers than there is between friends. even though you do things with lovers -- >> more tolerance? >> absolutely. whether things go wrong with work or yourself, you don't even have to tell them anything, you just say get the whiskey bottle out, or the coffee. sex and the absence of sexual tension? >> i do have friends that are ex partners and stayed friends. i value that enormously. i dedicated one of my books to them. it was a friend who is your other self. it is a friend that seals you up or it is an other half of you that complete you. only a friend with tell you this stephen, you are drinking too much. oh, no, it's just because -- no, you are drinking too much. next time you see them, you're proud. you don't say i haven't had a drink, you say i have only had two drinks since i last saw you. >> we had someone here a couple nights ago. this was a

emerson college up in boston renamed the school of communication after ron burgundy. actor will ferrell was there in costume. by the way, the ron burgundy school of communication exists only for today. >>> two of the biggest stars in showbiz are going vegan, at least through christmas. they have taken on the challenge to eat the vegan diet. jay-z says he's not sure if he will continue into the new year or just modify his diet. today is jay-z's 44th birthday. >>> the first two wal-mart stores are bustling after opening this morning. the response has been overwhelming. thousands of people have shopped at the two stores. the other is on georgia avenue near missouri. melissa reports on the fanfare and the controversy over wages. >> this is our first really good look inside the 105,000 square foot store. now this week may haul in 1 million pounds of food. wal-mart fans in line early. >> i've been shopping wal-mart since 1982. i really love wal-mart. i'm glad we're here. it's like a dream come true. >> it's good for the community. >> local dignitaries, a choir and the color

according to harvard's twitter page, thayer and emerson halls have been reopened by science center and sever hall remained closed. officials received an email threat this morning that explosives were planted in four buildings on campus. students were evacuated from those locations at around 9:00 a.m. we'll of course keep you posted on any new developments. >>> new details emerging about the phony sign language interpreter at nelson mandela's memorial last week a relative of the man telling the associated press that his cousin was among a group that burned two men to death in 2003 for stealing a television. he reportedly never stood trial because he was deemed mentally unfit. remember he was just an arm's length away from the president. those are the headlines. back to adam and lori. adam: lauren green. thank you very much. there a new poll that finds shop remembers feeling pretty grinchy this holiday season that means possibly more discounts. liz macdonald with the bottom line. >> pretty grinchy. this poll result from princeton research, bank rate monitor condition reflects the same mo

. >> it was, and he dedicatessed -- when he dedicated a book to franklin pearce, ralph waldo emerson cut the dedication out. so it was very interesting. so we have that similar background. nathaniel's books on the essex, the whaling ship. >> and whittier, to continue with that, he wrote a poem called, the exiles, which describe otherwise thomas macy, the founding english settler of nantucket, fled puritan persecution and got on a boat with his family and imagine cloy 12 other people and fled the puritans to found nantucket. so just down the street from where we live is the house where supposedly whit you're wrote "the exiles." that's interesting. nantucket has a long-standing quaker community and frederick douglass, after he -- before he was well nobody, lived on nantucket, and the american antislavery meetings were often held there, and i remember -- i don't remember -- i wasn't there -- but i feel like i remember that he spoke in nantucket. >> we're very proud on nantucket that frederick douglass, the first time he spoke before a white audience was in nantucket, and his wonderful b

. >>> photo bomb by a shark are a day of shooting photos at the beach june emerson was looking back through her pictures, found this shot of a shark swimming by her son and a friend as they were playing in the water, just feet away, shark sightings are pretty common in california's manhattan beach but emerson says she was shocked when she saw the picture. >>> and supreme court justice sonia sotomayor will lead the final 60-second countdown and press the ceremonial button to lower the iconic new year's eve ball. she is the third woman appointed to the high court and the first hispanic. >>> a big change for the nation in less than 39 hours on january 1st, colorado legalizes marijuana. pot is the third most popular recreational drug in america. come this wednesday just about anybody in colorado who wants it will be able to buy it much like alcohol. legalization will not only create more pot heads but lead to violence and hurt our kids. the controversial drug will be taxed and regulated from seed to sale and as we speak hundreds of businesses are putting final touches on what they at least are

are on scene after the reports that explosives could be this four buildings on campus: science, and emerson and bayer, all evacuated from an abundance of caution. the university has sent out e-mail alerts to students and text alerts so they know the buildings offer evacuated. there have been no reports of any actual explosions at this time. we will continue to follow the story and update you with new information. the university california has an agreement with health care worker and richers with 15,000 of the university's professional and technical union will vote on the offer that includes a cost living increase of up to 13 percent over four years and union officials credited new u.c. president with breaking through a two-year long stalemate that had been hampering negotiations at u.c. medical centers. >> a family member of the language interpreter caught faking it at the nelson mandela 's mel has come forward with a chilling allegations saying that the man was accused in a murder ten years ago but was never tried because he was not mentally fit. they say the it interester was accused sett

shrapnel bombs placed in the science center, sever hall, emerson hall, thayer hall, 2/4. guess correctly. be quick for they will go off soon. this went to the president of the crimson record and two random people. he said that he went to the hall where his exam was to be at 9:00. they tell everyone to evacuate after the fire alarm had gone off. he knew his plot worked. here's what didn't work. he got a temporary e-mail address, a temporary ip address, sent this out, thinking he's going to be anonymous but the police department saw that he dug a harvard wireless network had been used by a tune to the access a temporary e-mail and ip address. that's how they traced him, went to his apartment, he was read his rights, miranda rights and he said i did it and i did it alone. >> it sounds like it took some planning. they believe the motive was to avoid a final exam? >> that's what they're saying in the affidavit. now he is facing federal charges, prison time, maximum five years. his initial appearance in court will be today. we'll be read his rights, a very constitutionally base

june emerson said she didn't notice the object in the water until the drive home. she told her kids, hey, it's a dolphin. no big deal. but what exactly is that lurking just beneath the waves here? let's talk to discovery charnel shark week expect jeff kerr. pleasure to have you on, sir. welcome. >> thanks, brooke. thanks for having me. >> i looked at the picture for a really long time. maybe i'm jaded and cynical, but it has photo shop written all over it. you're the expert. what do you see? >> a pretty good photo shop job if it is, but i would say that's a juvenile great white shark about 10 to 12 feet long, which is not a big surprise because manhattan has all of a sudden become the epicenter for white sharks, juvenile white sharks in southern california. >> coming in -- it seems it's pretty close. i don't exactly know where the shoreline is, but it looks shallow compared to where the kids are playing in the water. is it typical to be that close? >> it is typical. i have seen looking down, where white sharks are in among the bay, the surfers all the the time. mos

of the e-mail that was sent and went on to say "shrapnel bombs placed in science center, sever hall, emerson hall, thayer hall, 2/4 guess correctly or they will go off soon." he was given his miranda rights and said i used very specific language. i used shrapnel because i wanted to elevate it to be something very serious and i listed all of these different places and i said, guess correctly because i wanted it to take time and he also said that at 8:30 in the morning is when he sent that e-mail. he went to where his exam was supposed to take place at 9:00 and then suddenly they said fire alarm, evacuation, and then i knew my plan had worked. >> what is he facing for this? >> five years in prison and it goes beyond that. but this is a federal law based on the atomic energy legislation from 1954, federal hoaxes, and the two elements to the crime are, you must intend to perpetrate a hoax and it also must be reasonably accepted as true. >> yikes. there's a confession. that does not spell well certainly for his immediate future and long-term future. that's the kind of thing that stays with you fo

ralph waldo emerson said all that can be thought can be written. man is, in fact, a recording, and the universe is the possibility of being reported. so he would appreciate the intimate. universe is the possibility of being reports just as -- infinite surprise. and he might, after a drink or two, think of global internet activity as a kind of oversoul. on my part i think less mystically of an over brain. you will find in the relevant wikipedia entry -- yes, wikipedia entry, a visualization of routing paths through a portion of the internet. what makes the picture and can is a might easily be mistaken for a cross section of the brain, of a human brain. so can we expect from internet infinite manifestations of human genius and human inadequacy? i think so. for everybody vantage the internet devices force, there is a disadvantage. for a wide web algorithm breakthrough that shows us how to reduce pollution, for example, there is an algorithm for the quantification of persons in the data. we are in everything we do. our predilection, our relations with

june emerson says she was looking over the photo she tooking to manhattan beach california, and made this terrifying discovery. the pope is the one getting props for his fashion sense. pope francis is "esquire" magazine's best dressed man of 2013. no joke. the magazine admits the choice is unconventional but says his modest attire, his new take on catholicism and his approachable attitude helped him score the win. >>> you our cnn viewer have voted for the top ten stories of 2013. coming in at number ten is the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage, number nine the kidnapped women in cleveland and their rescue, number 8 syria's civil war, seven is the typhoon in the philippines, number six is the obamacare rollout and the debacle surrounding that. we'll have our top five when we come back. humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistakes is only human, and so are we. w

spots touting the dodge durngo, honed alongside a north dakota news anchor and flew to boston where emerson college renamed their journalism school the ron burgundy school of communication for one day. he has an ice cream flavor, a signature brand of scotch, autobiography, museum exhibit and got cnn to play along in this promotional video. >> ron burgundy. >> what hasn't been said about r ron burgundy? >> he's a news legend. >> one of the most influential actors in broadcast history. >> on camera, he's the best, but off camera, he's a bit of an [ bleep ]. >> a major [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> so are the executives at paramount on to something with this ad strategy? the movie's not out yet after all. sam, we could talk about this all day, but in the few minutes we have got. what do you think have done right at paramount with this rollout? >> thank you so much for having me here. i think they have done a lot right. i don't think it's possible to give too much credit to ron burgundy. they are writing all of this material, they're performing it. there are 70 of those dodge durango spots. that's w

we're looking at cintas, emerson, 3m, norfolk southern, csx, some go into other areas like rails. honeywell, new high, new high. we'll continue to watch the pharmaceutical companies. prgo is the ticker symbol. they're working on an imbalance, hey, that is what a market is, right? buyers and sellers trying to get it right. liz: that is important, open outcry system with real traders not just electronic. thank you very much, nicole petallides. david: gdp figures show the economy is growing faster than expected. we had a recent better than expected november jobs report. the fed decided that the economy is strong enough to taper, a little timidly but it is beginning. how confident should investors be in our economic recovery? joining us for an exclusive interview, edward lazear, former council of economic advisors chairman and hoover institute fellow and developer of field of personal economics. i could go on but we don't have enough time. good to see you ed? >> great, thank you. david: how does the economy look to you? >> well, it looks better. one thing i would say don't pay too muc

it features emerson falcao on the left and juliana velasquez on the right. she trained and is ready for the challenge. no rule on whether there are special rules for the contest. i'm sure velasquez say great fighter but seems like a really bad idea. >>> what's better than one buzzer beater? how about two? harrison high, a great three-pointer with one second left on the clock. they celebrate, think they've won the game, but then after a time-out, avon hit a crazy half-court shot at the buzzer to win the game. another example of it ain't over till it's over. >>> patriots tight end rob gronkowski still recovering from knee surgery, but he isn't too hurt to spread holiday cheer. he dressed up like an elf and wheeled his way around in children's hospital in boston visiting with all the patients. gronk handed out gifts with teammate steven ridley, he played the role of santa claus. i don't know what says christmas than rob gronkowski dressed like an elf. >> gronk is the one holding on to the football because if they gave it to ridley, he'd probably drop it. thank

that's why they were able to move ahead once he was gone. >> when you deal with an emerson, he and ivan seidenberg, these are business people. they want to do the right thing. when they see someone pyramiding, and i'm going to use that word, they're like -- and the stock's going higher, their stock's doing nothing. the pressure! that was the towiga party. >> now that koz has been granted parole, what will his welcome home party look look? we'll get "six in 60" with jim after a break. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years, we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots are. the collaboration with citi was important for providing us the necessary financing; allow this small start-up to go provide a service to municipalities. citi has been an incredible source of advice, how to en

i mean, it is almost the most interesting -- >> i think your great ralph waldo emerson said friendship, a prepared is the masterpiece of nature. >> rose: what a great quote. >> it is. and a friend samas search piece of nature. >> yes. and, you know -- >> rose: why is it? what is it about it that makes it so -- >> i think it is an odd thing, there is more embarrassment between lovers than there is between friends. >> rose: yes, exactly. >> although you do things with lovers that obviously -- >> rose: more tolerance? >> more tolerance, absolutely, yes, when things go wrong with love or work or with self, with how you feel about yourself, with a friend you don't have to tell them anything, you say get a whiskey bottle out or the coffee. >> rose: does that have to do with the absence of sex and sexual tense tension? >> i think it does, i do have trends who are ex-partners, who stayed friends and they value that enormously, and i dedicated to one of my books to them. >> but it was a friend who is another self. it is your other self. and a friend is the thing that fills you up, they are the

and this emerson white smoke. when it comes to a deal on a banking union and again this is that this is playing at a very european kind of place waxed merkel goes to paris and we know that there's something fleshed out between the french and germans then another and then on thursday they'll take it all to brussels and was then everybody with a for that reason. the union we will lose it but it is a concoction who flushed out between paris and berlin first in my mind yet to discuss the practical advise me to a concern as the drum it has taken me long to get that it isn't the best meal of grilled going to get the tube in going back to banking union. it is that italy has been a series of discussions fast. you have a buggy which is now an accepted to see it today can all hold that the banks to take a nap. on the job based on feel the winds in the one hundred and fourteen the goods that we've been talking alot about sovereignty of sovereignty the french and germans going to give up to the new institutions that will be b

indicating it's a either way, it was a shock to june emerson's son and his three friends who were in the water at the time. no one noticed the apparent photo was taken. >> catherine: still ahead. >> catherine: people behaving badly inand there's were a lot of them. for russia on the eve of the olympics as bombs rock the the olympics as bombs rock the sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. from the shelf, and to your home. starting at $99. >> catherine: another deadly blast has struck the southern russian city of volgograd. this time, it killed at least 14 people. and it further highlights russia's security challenges as it readies to host the winter olympics in less than six weeks. diana magnay reports. >> reporter:two deadly terror attacks in the southern russian city of volgograd - in less than 24 hou