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The christmas tree, an annual event. now, its tradition that the president does this. brings his family down. dana, you and i have both been to one of them. tell us your story. >> dana: the first year i worked in d.c. after the 9/11 attack. christmas season was very special time. obviously, even more so. but it was 71-degrees outside. it was hard to get in the christmas spirit. when the lights went down and the sun went down and the lights came on and the president did lighting of the tree, it w...

The christmas tree, an annual event. now, its tradition that the president does this. brings his family down. dana, you and i have both been to one of them. tell us your story. >> dana: the first year i worked in d.c. after the 9/11 attack. christmas season was very special time. obviously, even more so. but it was 71-degrees outside. it was hard to get in the christmas spirit. when the lights went down and the sun went down and the lights came on and the president did lighting of the tree, it w...

After that, you start to ask yourself whats inside the car. >> as the fire accelerates, another danger grows. buried just a few feet below the car, gas reservoirs holds hundreds of gallons of fuel. it blow the gas station sky high. >> i shut down the emergency pump. everything is underground and youre like did i push the button in time. >> an interior camera records ashley hitting the button. a few customers retreat inside the store, along with the driver whos uninjured. they cant leave because ...

Palates is. >> fish eggs. >> reporter: very expensive fish legs. stern has three of them in local malls. the prices range from $10 for two ounces of caviar to $500 for imperial river beluga caviar. >> which is wholesale price, literally. we can sell it to restaurant for that price. people can come here and get those prices. >> reporter: once you get your caviar, you are going to need something to drink with it. theres a vending machine for that as well. over at the italian cafe you didnt have to...

To go by themselves? how much was the idea planted in their head? many times what happens is these guys wanted to go. they were just looking for an opportunity. the opportunity presented itself, and they took it to the next level. >> critics would say and i heard this from the judge that they wanted to do it, and it doesnt matter if they couldnt get it done. and dhos -- those are the kind of people who are easy to get. the people who could not have done this under any circumstance no matter how ...

Just crushed the 49ers a few weeks ago? >> dont overlook people. this is a perfect example of teams going, looking past a team. cincinnati bengals are good. i picked them to be in the playoffs this year. i think that their defense is solid. marvin lewis does a great job with their offense. >> brian: something else going on. one of the most -- the biggest name in sports is still tim tebow. three catches. he put all kind of pressure on mark sanchez with his friends. is it time for the jets to go t...

Its the number one killer of soldiers. its the number one weapon of insurgents. theyre also as scary as hell. >> whoa! holy -- >> sometimes the difference between life and death is just seconds on a trigger. >> you just dont see it coming. you can have that gut feeling all day long but i dont know where its coming from, and i dont know who its going to hit, and i dont know who is going to push the button. >> january 11th, 2008, soldiers from the u.s. armys third squadron, third armored cavalry d...

Look at a short-term extension of a few months. >>neil: he told me that at the vice presidential debate in kentucky. is it your sense, though, that there is a way or is all of this just posturing, that the two sides are just sort, you know, looking at each other in a wary matter but there is a mood to see senator -- cement the deal and push the button. >>guest: there is posturing. it is interesting that the president came out with that and it helps sharpen the debate. we have a very clear choice...

>> i ask her whats going on in the streets. you know, hows her life doing, hows the family doing. basic conversation. >> the general population gets 15 minutes 4 days a week. theyre on timers. we push the button, we start up, and it clicks when it goes off. but as soon as the phones shut off the voices tend to get a little loud. guys start to wander from row to row, and weve got to keep an eye on that. we dont want them passing things from other inmates. they can go upstairs with any type of con...

Officers have to be prepared for any unexpected action. >> we have a stun shield here, 50,000 volts there for any inmates that are resisting. the officer will push the button there. its an automatic six seconds, it stays on, hopefully to stop us from using too much force or any force necessary and we will cuff the inmate and take them out of there. >> a tso is conducted like a military operation, with dozens of correctional officers involved. >> taking notes but really transcribing everything th...