Topic: Video Show

The CIA released video footage of Hamza bin Laden's wedding, leading to reports that he married the daughter of 9/11 mastermind Mohammed Atta. The Today Show and other outlets have used this connection to highlight his status as a "specially designated global terrorist." The U.S. government is promising relocation and confidentiality for informants.

Paris Match and Bild claimed to have viewed a cell phone video recovered from the Germanwings crash site showing the final moments of the flight. While the publication's editor, Regis LeSommier, insisted the footage was authentic, authorities denied its existence. Media commentators on "The Today Show" debated the ethics of showing such footage to reporters, with some arguing it was in poor taste regardless of its investigative value.

Ted Williams, a homeless man from Ohio with a "golden voice," became a viral sensation and was subsequently featured on the CBS Early Show. The Smoking Gun released reports detailing Williams' extensive criminal history and multiple mugshots. A conflict occurred at a New York airport where one media outlet reportedly intercepted Williams to prevent a scheduled reunion with his mother organized by a rival network.

The hosts share their 2010 resolutions, which include tripling the show's income and reviving the "Daily Source Code" podcast. Plans for New Year's Eve celebrations at Stinson Beach and the significance of the "Blue Moon" occurring on the holiday are also mentioned.