>> they decorate their home in elk grove with christmas music and lights. there are 500 extension cords. more than 100,000 lights. they are all led. it only adds 40 to 50 bucks to their monthly electricity bill. they've been doing this for the past five years. >> one day someone had a crying baby and they came and brought them outside to look at our lights and the baby stopped crying. i thought, wow, that's kind of cool. i could do that for a lot of people. that's kind of how it started and we just kept building on it and building on it. >> does th-- they also put out food donation box. that goes to the elk grove food bank. >> 70s tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us. >>> on the broadcast tonight, high drama, hundreds of miles above the earth, a mini blizzard of poisonous liquid, dicey moments for astronauts during a risky repair mission in space. >>> in the dark, and ice cold this christmas eve, hundreds of thousands of families left powerless after a big storm hit hard. i already won, nsa leaker edward snowden gives a surprise interview in moscow, why he sa

little right. >> shooting real good, though, tony. >> you're not missing it by much. >> if you were elk hunting, you'd be hitting them. >> exhale. pull and squeeze. >> the biggest thing is just let it surprise you. as you're pulling the trigger, squeeze it slow. every time it goes off, it should surprise you, that way you don't flinch. >> that looked right on. that looked right on to me. >> i've got to tell you. i'm proud of myself. i was somewhere in the neighborhood. >> he's a natural. >> you think people that don't like the idea of guns, if they had a day out here shooting targets, i suspect a fair number of them would at least temper their views somewhat. >> a thousand percent. absolutely. >> you definitely get a respect for the power of it, for sure. >> generally speaking, me and these guys i think should feel free to buy all the guns we want. it's the rest of you i'm not so sure about. >> i know how to shoot beer cans. when the zombie apocalypse comes, i'll be ready. as long as they're holding beers. ♪ >>> so when i grew up, when i was a kid, i played cowboys and indians. the co

a sound so ominous it terrifies a heard of wild elk. >> watch the elk. safety. >> if the scene is familiar, no wonder. it was in this valley, with the ancestors of these buffalo, where a star-studded cast filmed the classic "how the west was won." and for the modern cowboys with modern help trying to herd the buffalo on their native turf and not always getting their way. >> watch her, jeff. watcher. get out of here. >> was a heart-pounding thrill. buffalo are fears and fast. able to outrun a horse or man in short burst. this was terry's first time. >> when you are out there in the thundering herd, what is it like? >> exhilarating. racing along. wind flying. it was a lot of fun. >> after participating in more than 40 round-ups, they know why the crowds have grown. >> they see running horses running as hard as they can. cracking whips, yelling. there's something that you get into. they are rooting, basically, for the buffalo. >> it's no wonder crowds root for the buffalo, considering its tortured past in the country. >> buffalo are direct descendants of fi

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this is 4:00 on the fall elk new -- equinox. this is where the worst shadow is cast. you can see what it shows. >> so, just looking at that and the other, the one that you had up there. is it the case that at different times of the day, different times of the year it will have an impact of that broad spread impact, not with standing that there are structures in the earlier sort of basic illustration? i mean, is that the worst impact of the shadow? >> i can't say it's the worst impact of the year. i chose equinox because it's the time of the year. >> the later in the day, it's going to be horizontal so the shadow would have opinion greater than that. >> we saw a picture of an earlier building that looks pretty significant. that looks like it spreads a lot more than visual. so you never did your, your client never did the study? >> this is something that my client prepared. >> but that's not a full blown anything. >> this is one of the number of slides at different times of the year. >> okay. and this is one on the slide. and this is 4:00 p.m. and one of the shadows of

. >> estamos hartos con los politicos, han pasado casi dos meses y aÚn elk agente no esta en la cÁrcel . >> en una entrevista, conversamos con el nuevo jedfe del departamento de policÍa de san jose . >> ramÓn adame platico con larry esquivel . >> (hablan en inglÉs) . >> en una platica abierta en nuevo jefe dice que naciÓ y crecio en san jose, tambiÉn indica que fue a colegios locales y habla sobre sus familias de origen . >> (hablan en inglÉs) . >> dice que su padre es hispano y su madre italiana . >> y nos dice que es el Único de su familia que decidio formar parte del orden . >> ya tengo 28 aÑos en esta dependencioa . >> solo que ahroa como jefe, un sueÑo que perseguia desde pequeÑo . >> mi sueÑo era ser atleta o ser policÍa de san jose, poner tras las rejas quien siembra temor . >> cumplira 28 aÑos de oficial solo que ahira como jefe de policÍa . >> hay varias razones que han contribuido que aumente la delincuencia . >> y agrega que nuno de los nuevos retos es ser mÁs eficientes, aunque tambiÉn la comunidad tambiÉn es importante . >> al preguntarle sobre la liberaci

and that is a bull elk. they say they hear the dog barking all the time and this time they looked out the window and it's like watching two dogs play. >> do you think the dog realizes that's not just another really big dog and it's a different type of animal? >> probably not or maybe so because dogs will play with anything or anybody. >> this is awesome. they're playing chase, they're playing keep away, they're playing follow the leader. they're doing all kinds of fun games. >> they are playing follow the leader. the bull goes into the woods. don't you love how it kind of bounces? >> i think that's the happy walk, letting the dog know it's friendly. >> this is my nonthreatening prance. >> happy prance, happy prance, happy, happy, happy prance. >> ducklings attack the cat. >> grab your popcorn and maybe your tissues because we are going to the movies. and this one is tim burton inspired. tim burton is a producer and director behind movies like edward scissor hands. these are the opening credits. and you reali

as a police officer in elk city tried to arrest him, harrell made an unusual request. >> he said can you give me five minutes, can you give me five minutes. said, what's the deal. he said i'm just fixing to propose to my girlfriend. he said you're kidding. he said, no, right now. he said, can i go ahead and do that. he said, yeah, go ahead and do that. can you uncuff me, no. the officer allowed harrell to make the proposal. perhaps more surprising his girlfriend said yes and the officer handed over the ring. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the new changes to the health care rules. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this week, members get $30 back in points on a keurig elite brewer. plus, other small kitchen appliances are up to 25% off. kmart. get in. get more christmas. [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant ♪ ho ho ho which means you need the best network to support them. and once you'

after weeks of collecting toys for kids this season a great cause is wrapping up with the elk executive challenge. >> 25 teams in silicon valley ceos and executives compete or not compete, i don't know if they wrap presents fast. >> competitive by nature. >> aren't they. they are all taking part in the family giving tree, a gift wrapping competition. our mike inouye -- amazing, he always contributes time. he is going to emcee. it's what, 9:45 this morning. the competition stops -- starts at 10:30. it's at the family giving tree warehouse in menlo park, set to distribute 67,000 gifts to low income children this holiday season. >> let's bring on the man, the main man mr. mike inouye. >> i got to be honest the reason i went there was because they showed me a pile of gifts and said did you want to come? i said yes! that's okay. it's a great cause. started by jennifer cohen, you know her. that's great stuff. we'll give you more on that. toward the bay bridge toll plaza, easy breezy and this is a friday as we look at the maps we should see a lighter volume throughout the east bay. that's what

related to the common house cat exempt much bigger able to -- except much bigger able to hunt deer and elk and on rare occasions have killed pets, even people. >> i was really surprised because i was just horning how it came into our backyard -- wondering how it came into our backyard and everything, but once i saw the video, i seen it there. it was kind of scary of. >> reporter: on this morning the predator was more prowler and left without eating, but the big cat sure left his mark on this millbrae backyard. >> we usually have a dog wandering around the backyard. i'm kind of concerned if it ever comes back he might pick one up. >> reporter: brian webb, kpix5. >> we had an expert look at that video. he estimates that big cat weighs about 150 pounds. lions certainly not an animal you'd want to mess with. >>> lots of people hoping for a little lotto luck. this was the line to buy mega millions tickets in san lorenzo today. jackpot? $425million. betty yu is in los altos tonight at one of the luckiest stores of. >> reporter: if you haven't checked your tickets, let's put the numbers on your s

that's two elk oft times the national average of centenary of its efforts municipal officials runners still think only of the cia to like somehow residents live so long and healthy the links. about forty people over the age of one hundred responded. the survey found that many follow a traditional diet that includes fresh fish and wild pitch the book the respondents said they also eat seasonal dishes with seaweed something beeping doing since childhood a typical meal consists of rice a bowl of measles suit and holding a free site dishes this combination is what's known as wash and go home cooking. the officials decided to publish the survey results in a recipe book featuring dishes and tossed by the seniors. they don't expect it to sell about four thousand copies. but by and snapped them up. and now they are printing will. that sounds ins and hotels started serving dishes from the cookbook this month. and to promoting the techniques as the key to one's own life chefs are offering not just the comfort foods. the items to the traditionally such special occasions and family gatherings. al

the elk luke is bleak. many in taking to the streets to voice that restoration. they say the government isn't doing enough to tackle the country's jobless figures the ministry of employment says it creates enough work to everyone especially as political instability has scared off foreign investors instead the government strategy is to encourage self employment. read the memos would be as we've done away with a lot of the bureaucracies such as making it easier to take out on a warehouse. we've also expanded financial help to the self employed to include all sectors. instead of just a select few to what we've done this to make it easier for young graduates to get access to financial support it in the human head. but with the everyday that passes zachary is what it is dwindling but he'll get the benefit from the revolution three years ago. he is he's been visiting the job center. we don't lock job seekers in chain is coming need to get advice and apply for financial support from the government's the curse of the msm when the government as all the money confiscated f

don't want any complex the stock is here just to stop police and to protect us some protests as say the elk run of the people reading in the square. despite the freezing temperatures anatolia. i'm very proud of the people wonky and despite the cold. keeping warm with bunting and one which i'm happy that we are so strong a team that's what the president sought to quell anger by moving to re new talks with brussels. demo called rich says he rains a ticket to europe inspiration he would start to negotiate the best stands for the treat jar ukrainian economy live to one doesn't know what the words when we see you we want it back to times for me and we wanted to intensify all. this agreement is to be signed it was in the fall and it will be necessary to comply with the stunts. haiz co was not welcomed by all stations jesus. they hope to summon enough punishment revolts on tuesday to oust the cabinets. you are gentle called reached justified its decision by saying that ukraine could in the photo great treats aren't sweet to watch. he estimates showed about forty five cents of ukrainians support po

they were threatened with that sometimes sent piers with the door fish helpers sometimes their black elk was called black petes and so the idea that santa is white some of his helpers are people of color i suppose you'd call them politically correctly and they grab the bad children only put them in a bag and santa carries them away or tortures them so he's a is a kind of a negative figure is also called the christmas so so called sinterklaas and he appears also with a beautiful sleigh and being pulled usually by a reindeer. he is it's amazing the. racism that has slipped into this is these are the dutch called terry. are is that holland where they've got the . sad news this is. actually i saw it in one piece his helpers his his black helpers were characterized as as his slaves. this is a track back to the time when when that part of our world was involved in the slave trade of course. you know so it's just a sort of the same as those black ceramic statues of people have on their lawns holding a lantern can only make sure that everybody can see that. is going on show you're a person of su

>> be careful with elk -- so-called. if you have to be sure they like it if you bring a bottle don't expect them to open it. it is a gift. they can choose when they want to open it. adam: what about the bags they come in? just make sure you take off the card? is okay to reuse the gift bag? >> absolutely. i have loads of those. they are great. and save the bow. adam: talking about re-gift is inappropriate to say i love it but i already have one and i wanted you to have it? >> you said that very politely. that is key. be diplomatic, be polite to make sure the person will want it. adam: i don't know if you knew hazel down in florida she was the etiquette teacher in middle school. >> good for you. you had a good etiquette teacher. adam: i did not say that i practiced it. [laughter] all the best to you. coming up filled robertson may be suspended but you would never know it. viewers have been binging on the back-to-back episodes and people cannot get enough of the merchandise and is the suspension real and can they afford to

." >> kirk in elk grove, california, neil, richard simmons wanted to crawl across the desk and you wanted to crawl under it. >> one said i was nervous for you. frank said, that's the first time i ever saw you back away from cupcake icing. you're right about that. ed in washington, good grief, is he the best guest you can coming up with? disgusting. >> monica, the worst interview are. please upgrade your selection. i wasted ten minutes, trisha, i didn't know whether to laugh or cringe. awkward. >> carl in west virginia, why you have him on your show is beyond me. such an embarrassment to all member. i can't stand to look at him. jackie, neil, i loved seeing richard simmons on your show, he is a truly very special man. lee land, irfelt sorry for you. i expected him to plant a wet one on you. >> in fact he did. >> used to be on the fence about richard sim mops. watching you -- simmons. watching you squirm brought me to tears. john, via gmail, my god, i laughed more in ten minutes with richard simmons. >> i am now a huge fan of both our. you. mike in hawai'i, thank you for bringing a smile to

. >> elk. best meet in the world. >> you have taken a few elk in your time. >> i have. >> the big issue of our time, something we hear everyone from elizabeth warren to pope francis talking about, that is the increasing income inequality of the country. you represent 11 and a half million working men and women. what can you do to help? >> first of all there's a number of things that we can do. you have the wage stagnation that could be held if we restored the right in this country to collective bargaining to more people. if you look back over the years from 1946-1973, order to be in this country doubled and so did wages. and it is something about that point in time was the bottom to quartiles, wages are rising faster than the people at the top. during that period of time organized labor represent about 35-40% of the workforce so we were -- >> what is the feeding of? >> about 12. so we were driving wages in an entire in just. nonunion workers would get a raise because we negotiated wages. from 7

. >> elk. >> you've taken some in your time? >> i have. >> the big issue, we have heard everyone talking about, the increasing income inequality in the country. you represent 11 and a half million working men and women. >> there are a number of things we can do. you have the wage stagnation that could be helped. if you look back over the years, from 1946 to 1973, productivity in this country doubled, and so did wages. the interesting thing about that was that the bottom two quartiles, wages were raising faster than the people at the top. organized labor represented 35- 40% of the workforce. >> what is the figure? >> we are 12%. >> we were driving wages of the entire industry. we negotiated wages read from 73, wages have stagnated. the difference between those figures, it is gone to the top one percent because we represent 12% of the workforce. you push for full employment. as full employment comes, it will create more demand for the middle class and allow them to be purchasing and create more jobs. >> full employment. >> four pe

cougars or pumas are solitary and nocturnal, related to the house cat except bigger able to hunt deer, elk and on rare occasions have killed pets, even people. >> i was really surprised. i was wondering how it came over into our backyard. but once i saw the video i was scared. >> reporter: on this morning, the predator was more prowler. he left without eating, but the big cat sure left his mark on this millbrae backyard. >> we usually have a dog wandering around the backyard so i'm kind of concerned that if it ever comes back again, it might pick one up. >> reporter: we had an expert look at that videotape and he guesses that big cat came in somewhere around 150 pounds. experts say don't mess with mountain lions. they are especially dangerous when feeding and with their young. live in millbrae, brian webb, kpix 5. >> mountain lion is blamed tore killing a small dog in a los angeles suburb late last month. >>> here's a strange one. a domestic dispute blocked traffic this afternoon on the san mateo bridge. the chp says a couple was arguing and their car crashed as they headed toward hayward.

. >> elk. best meat in the world. it's absolutely the best be. >> and you've taken, you've taken a but elk in your time. >> i have. >> all right. the big issue of our time, and this is something that we hear everyone from elizabeth warren to pope francis talking about, and that is the increasing income inequality in the country. you represent 11 and a half, 12 million working men and women, what can you do to help? >> first of all, there's a number of things that we can do. you have the wage stagnation that could be helped if we restored the right in this country to have collective bargaining to more people. if you look back over the years, from 1946 to 1973 productivity in this country doubled and so did wages. and the interesting thing about that point in time was that the bottom two quartiles' wages were rising faster than people at the top. during that period of time organized labor represented about 35-40% of the work force, so we were -- >> what's the figure knockout -- now? >> we're about 12. so we were driving

. >> elk. >> you've taken some in your time? >> i have. >> the big issue, we have heard everyone talking about, the increasing income inequality in the country. and a halfnt 11 million working men and women. >> there are a number of things we can do. you have the wage stagnation that could be held. years,look back over the from 1946 to 1973, productivity in this country doubled, and so did wages. the interesting thing about that was that the bottom to quartiles , wages were raising faster than the people at the top. represented 35- 40% of the workforce. >> what is the figure? >> we are 12%. >> we were driving wages of the entire industry. fromgotiated wages read 73, wages have stagnated. the difference between those figures, it is gone to the top one percent because we represent 12% of the workforce. you push for full employment. for polemic comes -- it will create more demand for the middle class and allow them to be purchasing and create more jobs. >> full employment. >> four percent would be the goal to shoot for. >> what abo

i think what makes it a tough sell is the elk health care front. he's asking americans to support failed policies. stuart: and there was a stronger jobs report this friday. bottom line. thank you, paul. we've had bullish calls on apple stock on this program and one says it's going to $1,000 a share. john layfield is going to weigh in on that from the sandy beaches. could this be what i want for christmas, a blackberry type keyboard for your iphone? nonnerds rejoice. let's go to the report, austan goolsbee joins us, former with president obama, and now the business schoolment i know you're laughing along with jon stewart, our producer told me you were laughing at me. go ahead-- >> i was laughing with you, stuart. i think you said demand equal time grounds, he needs to come on your show to defend what he said. stuart: we've asked and he's not doing it. this jobs report, are you prepared to say that this is a breakout report that we're breaking beyond the new normal, which was low growth, high unemployment? breakout? >> no, i'm not prepared to say tha

federal mandate comes, there's going to be more waves of dumping and small businesses getting out of elk had-- health care. and retiree programs dumped on the exchanges. tens of millions and as a result what the tax credits are goes to cost are massively understated and right now they're assuming 19 million people will get tax credits on the exchanges and 110 billion a year. it could easily be 40, 50 million people on the exchanges and getting tax credits, and multi-hundred billion a year, and costs pay beyond anything in obamacare and then as we get down the road, they're going to keep repealing the taxes that are supposed to pay it because nobody wants to pay the tax like the cadillac tax and so forth. and then we have medicaid surging underneath, heading towards a half trillion a year and federally, a trillion a year federal and state. those are some of the-- >> it's a budget buster? >> flat-out. >> and it shows why the head in the sand activity last week of taking a punt on the physical problem and busting the cash. the republicans got their defense cut increases and democrats got th

. >> i have bear all around me and elk. >> reporter: and why is bear all around you a good thing. >> and i have bear all around me. >> reporter: check, please. one of the man reasons i wants to come is i wanted to see this in person. and it's from the movie. >> where we had all the confrontations together. >> reporter: where are you sitting? >> here. at the head of the table, jeff sanders was there. >> why should i be happy about being a grandmother? >> reporter: you won an academy award in "terms of endearment." >> give my daughter the shot! thank you very much. >> reporter: where does aurora sit with you, for a lot of people, that's how they know you? >> she was everything. she understood herself. she stood her ground. she stood her humor. she stood her anger and her preferability to what she'd gone rather than what does gone. i adored her. still do. >> good, because i so much understand why he gets to inherit my late husband's money. >> i know, it's funny, isn't it? >> not everyone shares your sense of humor. >> reporter: were you a "downton abbey" fan before playing in the cast?

and let's say that the majority, the majority has the ability to put somebody of their own elk into that position. whether it's republican or democrat or liberal or conservative. and they look at this and they say, you know, we could lose the white house. or we might not get the white house. and these are appointments for life. so it's not like we're appointing somebody for four years. these are appointments for life. and you know, we've kind of come to the conclusion as we've talked about it on our side of the aisle that by golly, it's in the best interest of this country if we can make this appointment. and you know what? we don't have 60 votes to get it done. we've counted the votes. looks like this is going to come out of the judiciary committee on a straight party line vote. what are we going to do now? mr. president, i know what will happen. you know what will happen. every member of the united states senate knows what will happen. i don't care if you're a republican or a democrat or a conservative or a liberal or a socialist or whatever you want to call yourself, we know what will

be every year the national park service gives away surplus elks in order to keep the herds underits jurisdiction from outgrowing the amount of available land for grazing. write to: superintendent, yellowstone national park, yellowstone, wyoming, 83020. you must be b prepared to pay the freight charges for shipping the an pal and guarantee that -- animal and guarantee that you can provide enough grazing land to keep the big fellow happy. under the same arrangement, the government will send you a tree buffalo. write to: office of information, department of the interior, washington, d.c., 20420. so many people have written them recently demanding their free buffalo that they called a press conference to attack the yippees publicly for creating chaos in the government. don't take any buffalo shit from these petty democrats. demand your free buffalo. [laughter] posters. beautiful wall posters are available by writing to the national tourist agencies of various countries. most are located between 42nd b and 59th streets on fifth eave in new york city. you can find their addresses in the yellow pages u

trying to find why so many sea otters have been coming to a wetland just north of monterey. 20 living in elk horn have just been tagged released. for the next three years they are going to track them and study their behavior. it is all part of the research project by state and federal wildlife agencies and the monterey bayh ware jump. >> as they expand north and south they willen will encounter other wet hands and we want to understand how they function. >> an otter camera has also been installed so sciencists and otter lover also have the chance to view them in sheltered channels. >>> after being robbed twice a south carolina dollar store has tracked down the thief with four legs. we want you to neat kato. on thursday night he got off his leash and made a break for that store. the dollar general and other stores. the manager noticed dog treats disappearing and look at the surveillance video. that is k ato sneaking in and outo with the treats. >> taking them out to the car wash over here, back behind the grass and burying them. >> he did do some time at the pound but he is now back home and

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. >> long term unemployment benefits elk pared over night. how much money bay area families will go without. >>> being changes for thousands of california residents out of work. the benefit that expired overnight and how it'll impact families across the bay area. good morning and welcome. it's saturday december 28th. >> more than a million american family had their benefits cut off at midnight. we are live in emoryville with what's next for them. >> reporter: john, there are more than 13,000 people in the east bayh loan that lost those long term unemployment benefits and nearly tripled that number in the entire bay area. there is not any relief in sight. congress didn't extend benefits for the long term unemployed beforea adjourned for the new year. with lawmakers not expected to return to washington dc until after the new year, many families are going to be struggling. >> i try not to think about it to much because there is nothing i can do about it. i just don't eat out. i don't go to entertainment things. i just stretch as much as i can ev

i said a deer, mook and else instead of a deer, moose and elk. >> reason for the survey? >> so one reporter handled a disaster like a real pro. brooke graham was doing a report on cross country skiing when this happened. >> i'm here with richard and tee tee from utah. you guys are teaching me how to cross country ski. so give us some -- >> whoa! >> okay. >> okay? >> yes. i'm going to toss it back to you guys. i slipped and fell. so we'll have more. tell people the basics of coming up here and paying $7 -- >> i didn't see -- >> did she black out? >> she passed out. >> passed out? >> she just crushed it after that. >> she did. she went on to the next three minutes. brooke is absolutely fine. it took her nine seconds to recover. she continued on her report and she explained in her blog she often faints in cold weather at high altitude. she's a great sport. if it makes you giggle don't feel bad. >> not the perfect reporter for park city, utah. >> exactly. >> send her to phoenix next time. >> she goes on for three more minutes. >> that's crazy. >> carries on an interview. >> s