bye, babe. >> i would do anything for them. and that is one -- that is pretty much my main motivation is making sh sure i come back and especially make sure all of my guys come back. >> i wish you were home for christmas. it is not a christmas without you, dad. i hope you like this christmas card drawn for you. i love you, dad, so much. this will be the card for you, dad. merry christmas, dad. are. >> hi, kevin. we love you. we miss you. we hope you stay safe. have a merry christmas. we love you. >> stay safe. >> we love you, kevin. >> stay safe, daddy. >> can't wait to see you when you come home. everybody blow daddy kisses. >> sometimes it's tough. i wish i was there but i'm here. it's what i do. >> it really means a lot to the soldiers to be out here so close to the afghanistan/pakistan border and isolated from the rest of the brigade and being deployed forward from family to receive a package like that and know that someone is thinking about them. >> kelley. >> thanks for being heros for us. we love you guys. support from h

bye, babe. >> i would do anything for them. and that is one -- that is pretty much my main motivation is making sh sure i come back an make sure all of my guys come back. >> i wish you were home for christmas. it is not a christmas without you, dad. i hope you like this christmas card drawn for you. i love you, dad, so much. this will be the card for you, dad. merry christmas, dad. are. >> hi, kevin. we love you. we miss you. we hope you stay safe. have a merry christmas. we love you. >> stay safe. >> we love you, kevin. >> stay safe, daddy. >> can't wait to see you when you come home. everybody blow daddy kisses. >> sometimes it's tough. i wish i was there but i'm here. it's what i do. >> it really means a lot to the soldiers to be out here so close to the afghanistan/pakistan border and isolated from the rest of the brigade and being deployed forward from family to receive a package like that and know that someone is thinking about them. >> kelley. >> thanks for being heros for us. we love you guys. support from home. >> i wo

your chance. >> here at bud's batting cage, you can measure up to the legends like ted williams and babe ruth by lifting their lumber. >> if you're an old man with a bad back looking to get an edge in this thursday night's softball game, you can also test the newest technology offered by louisville slugger. [ cheers and applause ] >> any real fan of baseball needs to stop here at the oval gallery. inside, they actually have some of the bats used by the game's greatest players. >> here you can learn about the history of the game by experiencing it. >> here at the ball field, you can step up to the plate and listen to the hall of fame broadcasters call the game's greatest plays. [ clears throat, spits ] bring it on, rag arm! >> [ clears throat ] you ain't nothing, meat! >> [ chanting ] we want a pitcher, not a belly itcher! >> [ clears throat, spits ] >> uhh! are you guys spitting on the museum? [ record scratches ] we should leave -- now! go. >> so, how many bats do you guys make every day? >> we make about 2,500 full-size bats a day here in louisville. >> wow! >> cool. so, what kind of w

when babe ruth was still in austin, put babe ruth a moving picture. because babe ruth do his money and kennedy never paid anybody a friend. but every other deal went through and eventually he ended up in hollywood as the owner, as the studio head up what was a minor studio. but that wasn't going to stop them. he realized and recognized how he could convert his outsider status, how he could make it an advantage, a benefit rather than a liability when he arrives in hollywood he positioned himself as the non-jew. as the boston banker as third-generation at a time when all of the country aided and abetted by a lot of route browsers are beginning to see the movies are dangerous to our children. they are dangerous because they are controlled to these aliens, by the jew who don't understand christian morality. towns all across the country in states across the country are beginning to institute censor laws in hollywood had rotted will rogers would then departing cabinet and kennedy now positioned himself as the non-jew and made himself indispensable to the in

he tried to when babe ruth was still in boston, he tried to put babe ruth in a moving picture. that didn't work. [laughter] but most of his -- because babe ruth knew his money and demanded to be paid up front, and kennedy never paid anybody up front. but every other deal went through. and vrnlgly he ended up -- eventually he ended up in hollywood as the owner, as the studio head of what was a minor studio. but that wasn't going to stop him. he realized and recognized how he could convert his outsider status, how he could make it an advantage, a benefit rather than a liability. so what did he do when he arrived in hollywood? he positioned himself as the non-jew. as the boston banker. as the third generation american. at a time when small towns and cities all over the country aided and abetted by a lot of rabble-rousers were beginning to say the movies are dangerous to our children. they're dangerous because they're controlled by these aliens, by these jews who don't understand christian morality. and towns all across the country and states all across the country were beginning t

just sizing you up. not bad plenty of curves and all in the right places come here babe. please darling! you don't have to be afraid of me, how bout me and you steppin out tonight. it's been a long time. please fred. fred! your fred. oh that's the judges handle. um hum. who are you talking to dear? nick. oh nick? beat it, scram! yes sir. why fred you never talked to. never mind what i never there's gonna be lots of things you never seen the judge do. you better get used to it. yes dear i'll try. please fred you're hurting me. eh playing hard to get eh? [laughter] what's so funny? sorry eddie sorry. what's your name? oh really fred. what's your name? oh now you certainly know my name. i wouldn't ask if i knowed. i'll call you rosy. rosy! yeah a little number i used to run around with built just like you. come on come on relax i ain't such a bad guy. now stop it fred! hey who you yellin at. you! i sorry dear. okay. you'll be late. i got lots of time. of course but you're due at the auditorium to deliver your speech. come again. your speech dear it's getting late. i do all m

>> the message of christmas is that babe in the manger didn't stay a babe in the manger. he grew up, died on the cross, he rose again. because of that, we can have a new purpose in our lives, we can have peace in our lives, we can have power in our lives. i say you can have your past forgiven, you can have a purpose for living. you can have a home in heaven. and it's all by grace.

. >> he said the babe's here and i heard a scream. >> the baby was perfectly healthy and by all accounts he dad had done a good job delivering him. >> he only told me afterwards that he was getting nervous there. >> they still can't quite believe what happened. : we did it, we did! >> the only trouble was that christmas dinner was delayed and gifts were left unopened. they wouldn't have traded this gift for anything. >> up next the big detour on a phoenix, california highway. >>> plus the ethnic celebration that's just getting started. >> plus the rain gets a reprieve. how long will it last? you're forecast for tomorrow and the rest of the week. and if you're on the go you can still watch ktvu news on you're smartphone, ipad. just get the app at ktvu.com. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow, you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah blah blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no. we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on

>> the message of christmas is that babe in the manger didn't stay a babe in the manger. he grew up, died on the cross, he rose again. because of that, we can have a new purpose in our lives, we can have peace in our lives, we can have power in our lives. i say you can have your past forgiven, you can have a purpose for living. you can have

. ♪ this is my crib and these are my babes ♪ ♪ my life and body have somewhat changed ♪ ♪ i'm living large and by large i mean bigger ♪ >> this video called "the motherhood" an it's obviously a rap about being a mom. >> i express the best from the holes in my chest wear my nursing bra like a vest ♪ i bought my sexy handbag for a snot sack. >> she's cute. >> the other thing that makes her stylin' she has a fiat 500 l the car standing in front of, the car with the hose in the back. this is an ad campaign for fiat that is praising moms ♪ mental combination with my elbows deep in infant def facation ♪ >> wow, that part hurt. >> the kids as her backup dancers is the best part. awesome. >>> you get two guys, three cameras and take 30,000 pictures and you get this incredible time lapsed photography from beijing. >> that looks cool. it's a lot with the lights going by so fast, right. >> so fast almost looks like video. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪

>> the message of christmas is that babe in the manger didn't stay a babe in the manger. he grew up, died on the cross, he rose again. because of that, we can have a new purpose in our lives, we can have peace in our lives, we can have power in our lives. i say you can have your past forgiven, you can have a purpose for living. you can have a home in heaven. and it's all by grace. suppose that you gave me a

>> the message of christmas is that babe in the manger didn't stay a babe in the manger. he grew up, lived a sinless life, died on the cross and he rose again. because of that, we can have a new purpose in our lives, we can have peace in our lives, we can have power in our lives. i say you can have your past forgiven, you can have a purpose for living. you can have a home in heaven. and it's all by grace.

kathy, you're okay, babe. >> there's not a whole lot of information on this video but we talked an experienced pilot and instructor who flies out of georgia. according to him he doesn't believe it was an engine failure. it could be a clutch failure. you do hear the engine continue to run, but the plane seems to lose power. >> i mean you know what, i'm surprised it was only that bad. >> this church's chicken in kansas city had been robbed one too many times, so when these three men walked in, showed a gun. obviously to rob the place. the manager, edward turner decided not on my watch. he reaches over and takes the gun. >> whoa! . >> that was a ninja move, man. >> well that was awesome. and the set-up of the store is to his advantage. because they only had that small little area to stick their hands in. >> and with a quick move like that he was able to steal the gun and still be kind of separated from these guys. >> and that was really brave. the gun was pointed at him. once he reached, the trigger could have pulled and shot him. fortunately nobody was injured. they got away with no money. kshb

. >>> we had some road work on the babe gabe and that -- golden gate bridge and that road work will be reducing speeds. that traffic between walnut creek and oakland is doing nicely and if you are driving along 101 to san francisco, it is a nice drive. let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with breaking news from hayward. right now crews are battling an apartment fire. we have a news crew on the way to the scene and we have an apartment fire in hayward. >>> meanwhile an investigation is on the way into an overnight store. there was another fire at the same location just months ago. allie rasmus has more about what we learned about the latest fire, allie? >> reporter: they responded to this fire and they were very familiar with the building and it was actually the second time they put out the same fire in the same spot in the past four months. the fire that burned used to be an appliance shop and they were called about a structure fire there again. fire engulfed the building and it was just a one-alarm fire and took ten minutes for firefighters to put it out. the cause is still under

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. @/9d/9z] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen county, small town called harrington park. >> jon: beautiful harrington park. very nice. and now you are the superhero mayor of newark. i read stories about you. you pull babies out of burning buildings. you have reversed the rotation of the earth. how does this happen to you? do you patrol at night? are you filming an episode of cops? what are you doing? >> i did pa terrell at night a lot, especially when i first got in an

babe ruth went for record prices. >> he is the face of baseballanp in time. >> not to mention a good facef . john stocks would you mind signing this? >> have you got a basketball? >> susie: on wall street traders popped open thgnchpaame on hopes a fiscal cliff deal was imminent. big board volume climbed to 730 million shares. six stocks were up for each one that was down. over on the nasdaq volume was more than twice as heavy at 1.5 billion shares. on the sector front, we saw gains of at least 2% in technology, energy and materiapa related stocks. financials were the strongest group this year, rising overr 26%. consumer discretionary stocks advanced over 20% as well. while the defensive health care group added 15%. those banking shares got an added boost today on word that banks could soon reach a $10 billion settlement with u.s. regulators over foreclosure abes. the biggest winner on word of a potential settlement, bank of america. its shares added a quarter, to $11.60. it was the biggest winner on the dow this year. some positive analyst comments on facebook sent shares higher. b.m

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. sd-p1t58k] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen county, small town called harrington park. >> jon: beautiful harrington park. very nice. and now you are the superhero mayor of newark. i read stories about you. you pull babies out of burning buildings. you have reversed the rotation of the earth. how does this happen to you? do you patrol at night? are you filming an episode of cops? what are you doing? >> i did pa terrell at night a lot, especially when i first got in an

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. [ laughing ] ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and driving. drive sober, or get pulled over. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen county, small town called harrington park. >> jon: beautiful harrington park. very nice. and now you are the superhero mayor of newark. i read stories about you. you pull babies out of burning buildings. you have reversed the rotation of the earth. how does this happen to you? do you p

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. [cheering a] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen county, small town called harrington park. >> jon: beautiful harrington park. very nice. and now you are the superhero mayor of newark. i read stories about you. you pull babies out of burning buildings. you have reversed the rotation of the earth. how does this happen to you? do you patrol at night? are you filming an episode of cops? what are you doing? >> i did pa terrell at night a lot, especially when i first got in an

. >> come on, babe. >> reporter: it was two weeks to christmas when nick and lindsey anderson realized their dog escaped from the yard but they discovered when it came home hours later -- >> she started barking at the back door. and that's when we knew that she was hurt. she couldn't walk. she was dragging her paw. she was crying. >> reporter: shasta, doctors told him, had been hit by a car. her pelvis was broken in three places and surgery was going to cost $5,000. >> can't afford that. >> reporter: the andersons knew the only other option would be putting her down so they got on craigslist, hoping to find someone who could afford to take care of their dog. instead, they found a woman named mary. >> mary is an angel. >> guardian angel. >> reporter: who works to set up this fundraising site on giveforward.com. mary even spread the word on facebook urging total strangers to give money for shasta's surgery. >> one day it was at $720, the next morning it was $1,300. almost doubled. >> just grateful. many of them are strangers. like somebody donated $500, somebody we don't even know. >> re

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. Ñ@>p;ác] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen county, small town called harrington park. >> jon: beautiful harrington park. very nice. and now you are the superhero mayor of newark. i read stories about you. you pull babies out of burning buildings. you have reversed the rotation of the earth. how does this happen to you? do you patrol at night? are you filming an episode of cops? what are you doing? >> i did pa terrell at night a lot, especially when i first got in

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. $qf3tíhjf] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen county, small town called harrington park. >> jon: beautiful harrington park. very nice. and now you are the superhero mayor of newark. i read stories about you. you pull babies out of burning buildings. you have reversed the rotation of the earth. how does this happen to you? do you patrol at night? are you filming an episode of cops? what are you doing? >> i did pa terrell at night a lot, especially when i first got in a

speaking north korean] ♪ don't want to close my eyes i don't want to fall asleep ♪ because i miss you babe >> jon: we're all going to live. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ who helped make slea difference last yearose for thousands of california foster kids. thank you for helping foster kids. thank you for the school supplies. thank you for the new shoes. thank you, secret santa. and thank you for donating money. your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a foster parent, anyone can help a foster child. - thank you. - thank you. gracias por su ayuda. thank you. >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, he's the mayor of newark, new jersey. please welcome to the program mayor cory booker. [cheering and applause] how are you? >> i'm good. you got a lot of jersey coming on recently. >> jon: tremendous amount of jersey. you know, i'm from the area. >> i know. >> jon: born in new york city, raised in new jersey. were you born in newark? >> i'm like you, born in washington, d.c.,, proved to jersey when i was a few months old. >> jon: so lived... >> lived in bergen co

chryst: gerry would say, "gimme this, babe." and he would throw something in the air, and you'd... kind of, "okay, how about this?" "that's it!" man: he wanted a thousand percent every second and i did leave arpino rehearsals with soaking-wet shoes soaking-wet, making tracks on the floors. narrator: by 1986, robert joffrey was planning several ambitious works for his repertoire including a restaging of another diaghilev classic, nijinsky's "le sacre du printemps." he also continued to bring in new contemporary choreographers, like laura dean. at the same time, though joffrey was confronting a new challenge beyond his control an illness he was desperate to conceal. watts: rob was always rallying during his illness and always fighting back. and always very eager not to get sicker. and it was not being spoken of as a.i.d.s. -- i knew it was. we were in the middle of the epidemic of a.i.d.s. many of the dancers from the joffrey ballet had died of it earlier. consoer: i don't think bob wanted people to know he had a.i.d.s. and the hospital, obviously, cooperated. and the newspapers also

we have babe backwards way to think that if you are a republican it should be biggest cause it is wasteful government propelled. >> we will make you late so i will off per one thought and give you the last word. would reverse meant i remember saying i like your tie. you took it off and give it to me. i think you offer that your country. you offer your light to those signed letter but those all across the country inspired buy you and the late that you draw us to with hope and optimism i was stumped when an acreage a woman said it is the really as sexy? [laughter] i said. >> i look much better from faraway. [laughter] >> 84 the light you have shared with us but also to the nation. but for hope and optimism our future is bright because he will be a big part of it. >> i will correct you. i said this to my fans. i get my energy from being them mayor of the city but people get the job done every single day. also with the work that we do i am proud to give a modicum of support to what you we're doing but there are heroes of light and energy working with covenant house there is a young kid that wi

don't want our hearts to break ♪ ♪ in two ♪ so it's better to be fake ♪ can't risk losing love again babe ♪ ♪ this is how to be a heartbreaker ♪ ♪ boys they like a little danger ♪ ♪ we'll get him falling for a stranger ♪ ♪ a player ♪ singing i love you ♪ how to be a heartbreaker ♪ boys they like the look of danger ♪ ♪ we'll get him falling for stranger ♪ ♪ a player ♪ singing i love you ♪ at least i think i do [ applause ] >> marina and the diamonds. congratulations. that's a lot of fun. we'll be back with more of "today" on nbc. how it feels to chew 5 gum. [ beads rattling ] [ bass thudding ] [ beads rattling ] spearmint that tingles as you chew. stimulate your senses. 5 gum. now in micro pack. i have a cold... i took dayquil, but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't work on runny noses. what? [ male announcer ] it doesn't have an antihistamine. really? [ male announcer ] really. alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a fast acting antihistamine to relieve your runny nose. [ sighs ] th

happening and what we see is happening right now as those monarchies are basically defending each other babe did not stand up for. for instance mubarak in egypt while the whole time he was still supportive of all of the decisions taken by the arab league which were basically decisions that not much liked by the arab people so basically those monarchies are saying where is the power in the region where the stable regimes right now and we have to defend each other and that's what we see is happening very interesting conversation and definitely as the arab spring isn't over yet rym of who have r.t. arabic correspondent thank you for joining us. well it's hard to say i'm sorry even when the guilt rests firmly on your shoulders but the british bank h.s.b.c. has gotten pretty good at it lately after a string of money laundering allegations that turned out to be true the bank a global financial leader has a rap sheet that would send any of rich american to life behind bars without the possibility of parole just in the past couple of years h.s.b.c. has been working hard hand in hand with the mexican

. >> bob: you're so drunk you think it's good looking babe. >> greg: pick up five 2s. >> bob: any other tips? >> kimberly: those said it all. >> eric: i think that the safest thing to do is bring your wife to your holiday party and it won't be a problem. >> kimberly: but then bob hits on her. remember that? bob hitting owner rick's wife. >> dana: my advice is leave early. if it's hard, like leigh right when you think it is -- there is a tipping point when a party goes from really fun to not so good. leave before that good part. >> bob: you were the first out of a party, weren't you? >> kimberly: not the last christmas party. >> dana: did i say? >> greg: there until 5:00. we had to pull you out of the fountain. it was horrible. >> kimberly: there it is. >> greg: you know what you can do? >> eric: last year. >> greg: approximate a holiday party, go to the buffet area of the local supermarket, stand around awkwardly and that is a holiday party. one thing you can't do is hook up or throw up. that will give us gossip for the rest of the week. >> bob: these are the pictures of the last christ

in so he began making his own deals and contracts when the roof was still in boston he tried to put babe ruth and moving picture but that didn't work but he demanded to be paid up front and kennedy never paid anybody up front but every other deal went through but he ended up in hollywood as the owner, as the studio had of what was a minor studio but that wasn't going to stop them but they realize and recognize and how they could convert his outside status county could make it an advantage benefit rather than a liability. so what did he do when he arrived in hollywood? she positioned himself as the non- -- non-jew. at the time when the small towns and cities all over the country aided and abetted by a lot of rabble-rousers' were beginning to see the movies for dangerous. they're dangerous because the control by these alien, they don't understand christian morality and if and towns all across the country and states all across the country were beginning to institute censorship laws and hollywood had brought in will rogers who had been in the harding cabinet mr. protestant, and kennedy now p

you are a hot smokin babe. >> greg, you said the report is meaning less if it does president answer the question of who pushed the video. i don't think that was in the per view of the report. >> i understand. i can't ask that question. >> somebody should. >> have you read this report, greg? >> i did not. >> i did not read it either, but i interest printed it out. >> that's more than me. i read the summary which is what people like me do. i was outraged. i understand. i was looking for a bean if a hey stack. >> bill, the same explanation is why the report doesn't meption a cover up. that wasn't the job of the report to talk about that stuff. >> does the report ask what the hell we are doing in libya anyway? it is a good question especially at this po nie t in time. >> bill, i don't agree that f gets fed up and not if there is a cover up. >> i don't think the second part is a story. >> i know you don't think so. >> do you? >> i do. >> you think there was a cover up? >> absolutely. >> i think the american people were lied to. by men at top levels. low camera sweep away. >> i think bill has

take care, babe. >> john and maureen gosh are sure their son is coming back. and the front porch light stays on until that happens. >>> nobody saw anything that, to us, was an explanation for the boy's disappearance. this is just that unsolved, unexplained missing personal case. >> the 30th anniversary has gotten so much more impact. it represents a huge chunk of my son's life. all of those years that we missed, that he missed. and you can't recapture that. ever. i was born and raised in eastern iowa. i got married relatively young. i was given the news my husband had cancer and there was no way for him to survive. but two months before he died, we were hit with a tornado. everything was destroyed. just a few short weeks later, my husband died. and i remember just trying to rest a little bit and my little girl came walking over to the couch. and she said are you going to die, too? like daddy? wake up call. time to get up. time to get moving. that experience, it either makes you or breaks you. i was the adult. and i had to pull myself up by the boot straps. >>

. >> pablo sandoval looks like the babe himself has come back to life. the giants have won the world series in detroit! n detroit! >> sensational play. >> the magic of jeremy lin continues. >> this year it was different right from the start. puts his head down and drives. it the miami heat are once again nba champions. lebron james captures that eelusive title he coveted. >> there is a whole lot of pressure involved in this storied showdown. >> first, the fiscal cliff we are watching. taking a live look at the u.s. capitol dome where they are going to be working this weekend on this. we're closing in on just hours before the clock runs out. what is happening at the white house today when we return. ♪ because we know how much you do to make the holidays just right. from ornaments to ottomans, memories are made with ikea. >>> welcome back. it is so nice that we're heading in the weekend. >> it's friday. for those of us that have been working all week and there are plenty of us out there. >> that is true. i forget but there are a lot of people probably ju

. >> the unscheduled fiscal cliff meeting at the white house between president obama and babe bane is over. no word of progress. the two met for about an hour this afternoon. this was their first face-to-face talk since sunday. mr. obama and boehner have struggled to make the impasse over taxes. the president wants tax rates to rise for the top 2% of income earners, which boehner is opposed to. the deal must be reached by december 31 to avoid the fiscal cliff, which would trigger a series of tax increases and spending cuts. >> a controversial facebook posting, by sergeant carl tnchts of himself, riding through the broadway tunnel and claimed he was with others in a lamborghini, going 100 miles per hour and said they were all drunk. today the chief says he is outraged. >> obviously, it is beyond irresponsible and dumb. i was out of town yesterday, so my first act to get back was to reassign the sergeant out of patrol. nobody with such poor judgment should be around the younger officers. >> sergeant carl tnchts, who legally changed his name is on desk duty, pending an investigation into

. >> that message on christmas is the babe in the manger grew up, sinned in his life, died and rose again. you can have your past for giving, a purpose for living, you can have a home in heaven and it's all by grace. suppose that you, piers, gave me a christmas gift and i stuck i

laughter] and as i have dreamed over the decades, i thought, wouldn't it be great to be able to meet a babe ruth or lou gehrig? or maybe a rocky marciano? joe frazier? but today, i have been able to meet two of the people i have dreamed about going down to that 18th hole. with a good put, i can win this thing. this is a personal privilege for me to be able to meet the great jack nicklaus and to be here to help honor the great arnold palmer. we know that arnold palmer has played on the finest courses that the world has. he has designed 300 golf courses. seven of them are in nevada, operating now. he has won trophy after trophy after trophy. he has been swinging golf clubs since a little boy of four years old. he was always such a big star. i hope, arnold, you'll remember. you and winnie were traveling across the country. they stopped a long way from las vegas to have a hamburger and some french fries and a beer. they had very little money. they certainly were not going to gamble. they did not have the resources to do that. a young married couple flipped a roulette wheel and they bet on a dou

. >> he looked so fine i started to call him babe-raham lincoln. >> i was like, mary, please. >> you look like a baby, a literal child. i bought a pair online, shipped to 115 main st., that's my gettysburg address. i'm funny. i find them to be affordable frames, of the people, for the people, and, not, by the people, that's part of this freedom thing. end slavery, let people buy awesome sunglasses. who's behind those foster grants? abraham stinkin' lincoln. >> i came up with that slogan myself. view want the great bargain for the holiday season? i got one for you and it's the number of the day. two for one. that's the deal the country gets from spending on infrastructure. this is not just some ginned up number from the lefty group interested in trying to make the government bigger. the federal reserve bank of san francisco looked at a classic kind of infrastructure project. road construction. it turns out for every dollar of federal highway grant that goes into a state that state's annual economic output goes up by at least $2. that's much better return than the typical government sp

. >> babe, to a beautiful two-day vacation. >> and 16 days left until you come home. >> that's right. >> cheers to that. >> cheers. >> i love you. >> i love you, too. >>> next on "lockup: extended stay," a relationship tormented by drugs struggles to survive through noncontact visits. >> he's been in prison almost since he was 17. you know, he doesn't mean to go back. the five years we've been together, he's only went back twice, so that's not that bad. >> i'll tell you what it's all about. who runs this place. it's who controls the cell. that's why i started my own country. my name's father flanigan is the god squad. flaniganistan, this stands for freedom, liberty and national intelligence, governs a nations internet as goes to the network. here we go. >> angel rodriguez has little human contact and spends his time expressing his inner anguish through art. >> she represents the queen and i represent the king. because it's part of bible stuff. god said that you're going to be kings and queens in the new system of things. in my letters i tell her she's my queen and she tells me i'm her

. >> all right, babe, i'm going to go. >> okay. >> give me a kiss. love you. see you later. all right? all right, bye. >> there's a bit of fear but, you know, you kind of deal with it. you know, her being a woman, other things come into your mind. so, scared, yeah, some days. >> it's supposed to rain next week. get the sunshine while you can. >> you expect monsters when you come into prison. and they're not. they look like your neighbor and a lot of them are very young. all these guys have parents. nobody has a kid thinking, someday you're going to go to prison. >> every inmate is like a snowflake, everyone's unique and different. that's the way i look at them. and you've got to approach sxhanld each one differently. you can't approach the same one and do the same thing with each one. sometimes you have to go up and yell at them like they're a little kid. >> you got to say you're sorry to people, okay? you didn't mean to do that. it wasn't you, it was your other twin. all right? >> sure. >> okay. turn around. >> and sometimes you just talk to them like man to man. >> do me a

at the borgata casino, bartenders and waitresses-- they call them borgata babes-- can be fired if they gain more than 7% of their body weight. or penalizing workers by imposing higher health insurance premiums for activities the boss deems undesirable. and sometimes, it's not even health-related. >> there was a gentleman last fall in west virginia who was fired because he asked an embarrassing question of a candidate at a political rally. there was a woman in alabama who was fired for having a "kerry for president" bumper sticker on her car. they all called their lawyers, they all called the aclu, they all got the same answer: "you have no legal rights." >> and then there's ross hopkins. he worked for an anheuser-busch budweiser distributor in colorado. >> i went out on a date with my girlfriend, and we went to a country bar. and the waitress had delivered a coors by mistake. and, you know, i just told her, "well, you know, i'll take it." but then he ran into the boss' son in law, who offered to buy him a bud. he says he declined, and the next day at work... >> at the end of the day, t

. >> hey, babe. >> crazy. read my card. today is the first time that we have to touch each other. i just want you to know this day will never be forgotten. i love you and i always will. >> man, i love you. >> i love you, too. >> why you can't sit close to me? >> ya'll can't sit like that. ya'll can't sit like that. >> it's not easy being with someone in jail. it's really not. no, i'm happy being with him, but it's not easy. but we doing a good job working out our problems. we will make it work. >> i try to get a visit five days a week. i try, but it's not allowed. >> steve nicolas and tarius grissom are cell mates at the turner gilford knight center, one of the newer miami-dade facilities. both men are fighting charges of lewd and lascivious conduct. while awaiting the outcome of their cases, they struggle to adapt to their close quarters. >> why are you listening to my radio? >> chill out. read a book, man. >> you read a book. >> i think this place is a little bit too close for a grown man to be in for a long period of time. >> yeah. come in here with him, got to hear him all day

i don't want to be like, "babe, i'm sorry, we've got to break up. i've got a new album to deliver." ( laughs ) he'd ( bleep ) hate that. also, i can't write another breakup record. that would be a real clicheÉ. it would really be... it would be just like a boring running theme. i think people would be like, "no, that's enough now. cheer up." ( laughter ) for you too from my hometown ♪ >> cooper: she was born adele adkins in a working class section of north london. an only child raised by a single mom, she attended a high school for the performing arts and, just three days after graduating, was offered a recording contract. she was 18 years old. >> cooper: her debut album came out in 2008, and earned her two grammys, including best new artist. ♪ should i give up or should i just keep chaseing pavements ♪ even if they lead nowhere >> cooper: despite her success, she was concerned about losing touch with new music, so she did something unusual for a grammy winning artist. she got a part-time job sorting and labeling cds in the back of a record s

those of local interest liked famed head coach vince lombardi's signature with the redskins and here's babe ruth in a ceremony giving memorabilia to yale's baseball captain. future president george herbert walker bush. >> with best wins as promised george plunk et. >> reporter: he realized his passion could become his career. >> just became more and more clear to me that you know i can make a living doing this. and my day job was starting to get mt. way. >> reporter: the journey that eliminated the day job for kevin began with this baseball full of signatures collected on a skip day of school. for 9 sports i'm diane reports. >> his best tip for would be autograph collectors is to send a nice letter to your favorite player. self-addressed stamped envelope. make it easy and ask nicely and if the player normally gets paid for his or her john hancock offer to make a donation to their favorite charity. >>> still ahead protestors come to capitol hill hoping to pressure lawmakers to avoid that fiscal cliff. >> then a little later on 9 preps for inauguration day aren't just political. a closer look

. >> that message on christmas is the babe in the manger grew up, sinned in his life, died and rose again. you can have your past for giving, a purpose for living, you can have a home in heaven