we have more to learn. >> i agree with several things that have been said by nora. when we talk about the brain what we're really talking about is the great unknown in between charlie you said you knew about eyes and movement, we know about the inputs and outputs, we know a lot about now nerve cells wo. what we don't understand is how these things are associated into process. and i love the phrase "social cognition" and "social brain." after all what i would like to know is how we interact with one another. what is it? what neural mechanisms regulate empathy, understanding. preference. where you know what i'm thinking you know if i'm happy, upset, sad. this is a secret to our society and i do agree this is going to be some very complex combination of genes and environment. corey gave an example of where one gene caused the dog to go to sleep but also very eloquently stated that there are going to be complexes of genes, mae thre or four hundd regulating a simple behavior. and the distinction between environment and genetics tends to blur because these genes may enhan

our reporter in the capital, nora akim, says this would be a big test about public opinion about the political reforms. >> the turnout rate is probably seen as a response -- people trust it will actually -- they're not to vote, -- >> do people believe this? >> they're saying that moroccans will change and the same people will be in power, and he will not give up much of this to elected officials. >> nora there. large international supermarket chains such as wal-mart have opened in many countries, but up until now, they weren't allowed to sell directly to shoppers in india. all that set to change after the government decision to change existing rules and open up the country's multibillion dollar retail market. >> this is how indians shop, in congested markets, haggling for the best price. the produce gets here after passing through many hounds. a cumbersome supply chain that has somehow survived. but it's also unregulated. the poor infrastructure leading to huge losses. it's a scene that you can see outside many markets in india, large rotting food and vegetables left in the open, exp

also cost the trust and goodwill of the same at risk youth the old thirty's is so concerned about nora smith. london brings you up to date for the moment all to live here in the summer of a man you stories in just over two minutes from now stay with us tonight here in moscow. to eat. the movie. if you're just joining us a very warm welcome aarti live here in moscow half past the hour now in the russian capital top stories the greek prime minister moves away from plans to hold a referendum on whether to accept an e.u. bailout after coming under pressure at home and abroad. europe's financial chaos hijacks the g twenty meeting in france as the leaders of the world's richest nations discuss what to do about the greek debt and the euro zone. and down the road from karen and g. twenty marches and alternative gatherings are being held surrounded by a massive police operation. and open streets are littered with tear gas canisters and spent rubber bullets after a riot police crackdown on a massive occupy protest that left america's fifth largest port parent. and putting at risk the last remnan

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good thanksgiving news for residents in a nursing home who have been guaranteed for a week after a nora virus outbreak. john fowler says a happy holiday may determine our well protocols work. >> reporter: last week nobody could visit any of the residents including pat. >> she is 91 and is probably wondering why nobody is coming. it's the holidays. you want to include them and you can't. >> reporter: can't because an outbreak of the virus has sickened about 60. >> -- the last 24 to 48 hours, most people feel miserable during that period that -- they recover. >> reporter: the virus is very contagious and can cause vomiting, sometimes dehydration and even death in the very young and very old. >> we are just really taking precaution, to protect our residents. >> reporter: staff says nobody has in the hospital. another unidentified nursing home has an outbreak. >> it's -- the most common illness in the world. >> reporter: its spread by touch, mostly by traveler, common on cruise ships. thehe last infection was 10:30 last nightf. no new cases happen family will be allow thanksgiving day. >> u

if i want to write for nora jones or more contemporary, i have that person in my mind, but i do not sitn and say, "let me see what i can do." you have that person in your mind, but it comes out as you. tavis: writing for your mother, is more intimidating or less intimidating? in your case, writing and producing, more intimidating or less intimidating? >> i think for me, less intimidating than anyone else, because i do not have that feeling. i have been giving her a hard time since i was 5, so she probably -- tavis: used to it by now. >> you know, there was one point where we were on the phone, skyping, and i think there was one change that was of little jazzy, and she said, "i would never do that," sell out with that. there was some input there, and i do not want to be the guilty party that took away carole's riding on this. she was writing a book that was coming out. >> mmr. tavis: -- >> mmr -- a memoire. tavis: we will be waiting. >> desk the title? >> -- guess the title? tavis: you have so many song titles. >> it is a memoir, and it was fun to ride. it took so much of my brain space

this area out by dublin and pleasant on looks nora guessive. we are seeing more and more light showers, throughout the peninsula as well. very light on this side. are seeing on the bridge light showers, the forecast verified that's what we are looking for. widely scattered showers, with the showers moving out the ground gets wet. the night very cold. valley fog, wouldn't be surprised to dea dense fog advisory tomorrow morning. if you see fog normally on a morning after a rain, places like this, expect it tomorrow morning. i always -- you get a lot of phone fog. the fog -- the moisture up in the mountains, turning to snow. winter wind advisory -- chaining unon 80, i showed you pictures, he is talking about snow, showed pictures -- looks like it's going real slow, saturday, best day on the weekend. the system, the next system, into sunday the cold system drives down the coast. showers start to show up along the coasts in other places, i think right now the bay area will see widening scattered showers sunday morning. clearing in the afternoon. mos

spain this is leaving the game by two after the first pop up they then let the whole silver take that nora lead by the end of the third quarter it would be all decided in the dying moments when the amount tedious made it three points the greats with just the seconds go seventy seven seventy six they win it. in a new season of international biathlon is starting on saturday with this winter city of austerity and hosting its opening stage set of six individual races are scheduled for the world cup's first phase on the russian team will be pretty much different to the one we saw last year the likes of maxine chewed off and even churches off are absent from the men's line up through injury while the women's team will compete under their new german head coach. or the team selfishness are looking forward to you complain but say it is too early to make any predictions. to talk about how well we prepare for the season we need to wait for the results of the december answer that will give us an understanding of the condition as before those races it's impossible to form would have removed all that se

talking things nora time now we're team energy of france still no heavyweights up the america's cup world series on the web is this chart on code taking advantage of favorable wind conditions to produce a change that saw early on it was all about oracle racing coots with that particular vessel winning the first of three races the tide turning though as the team switch skippers from russell cleats to two time olympic silver medalist darren boondock the second we still won by artemis racing led by american terrier consent team energy meanwhile kept posting all consistent finishes inside the top five before winning the third race oracle racing spithill claiming seconds with america's cup winner jimmy spithill not quite as usual dominant self team energy no with a rest day on thursday ahead of friday's seventy five it's. a suspended coach sitting bottom of the concept a hockey league's western conference not much was expected when victory has arrived in moscow on wednesday the teeing off against tel and heavy sports outfit but richard dunne poor feed explains i wounded dog can still fight. th

she had an enlightened cultural background >>miyagi raised a family nora patrick elizabeth and kevin the family was heartbroken when kevin who was born with spina bifida died short of his third birthday in 1971 it encouraged her to become involved in pathways that provided physical therapy to disabled children >>her concern for the disabled and having access to churches was something she got very involved in >>last year mayor daley surprised everyone when he announced that he would not seek reelection in 2011 many believe it was a decision influenced by the deteriorating health of his wife maggie. she had been his one constant close adviser together they made chicago a better place. >>such a lovely woman ... >>from the white house president obama and first lady michelle said they are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of maggie daley. they praised her commitment to public service singer initiatives on behalf of chicago's youth live on as a national models for how to create environments for children to learn and grow outside the classroom. her commitment to the children and the p

could also cost the trust and goodwill of the same risk you the author of these are so concerned about nora smith r.t. london. twenty five minutes past the hour. welcome to business here in r.t. thanks for joining me in our top story this hour after almost two decades of negotiations russia now looks to have its foot in the door of the world trade organization it has accepted in principle a draft proposal and it's moving out remaining issues with georgia both sides hope to finalize the deal before you have a ten year low of from alpha bank outlines the benefits of precious entry to the doctors here. doubled to andrew office and bill to you know chip excess to global coal just and the cheap excess you know high high technology equipment which had the mormons are such a hot rolls were produces an even general you know the regime of management that cost them terrorists. to become more transparent so this is definitely was a diff to support investment growth in russia and i think second big benefits is a double digit and free will potential are all possible to russia to be on there always but y

over now the humanitarian goals no longer need to be touted wall suddenly makes great business sense nora smith r.t. london. plenty more still to come here on this hour including to the team syrian authorities ringing the alarm bells over an increased amount of weapons being smuggled into the country to boost the extremist factions fighting the regime. still to come but first a senior politician has gone on trial for atrocities carried out against prisoners during the kosovo war at the end of the ninety's it comes at a time of heightened tension in the region and then the standoff has developed between nato peacekeepers and the local minority ok for troops used tear gas and opened fire on protesters and as they try to dismantle one of the roadblocks not joined live from belgrade by christian currencies a former nato is a turn journalist and author who's written a book apologizing to the serbian people and i understand he's just returned from the barricades there thanks very much indeed for being with us here on our team now before we talk about your experience the impact it's had on you d

. >> nora. >> nora hazel. that is not a name you hear very much anymore.t is a good combination. adorable. i love black and white photography. the caption says she hates her new bow. >> she's trying to get it off. she's so adorable, you don't need to stinking bow. >> this is one of those baby faces, if you look hard enough, i can tell what she will look like 15 years from now. >> is that right? >> yeah, i really can. she's a pretty, pretty little girl. >> know she's going to be a knockout, that's for sure. >> thank you for sending the picture in. if you don't want the bow, take it off. now let's take a look what's going on out there. we start with hd radar. because, hey, the rain, we told you, it's pulling out now. it was raining in fredericksburg. pulls away. saint mary city, pulling away from you as well. this will be a continuing trend during the morning hours. some of you to the south and east have some rain, southern maryland, but it's pulling away. will take longer for the clouds to move out of the region. but that will happen, too. temperatures look

after being told to disperse, nora zimmerman was arrested for ignoring the request. charges were dropped and she was one of 100 people arrested during demonstration that's started peacefully but ending in a violent crack down. and now, lynn sararii is here to supports her sob, roy, who is facing battery against an officer. >> i just want to see he's all right and doing well. and hopefully, get him out of the mess. it's not something he would do. he was a boy scout growing up, involved in community issues and trying to resolve conflicts. >> and i don't think we have to vandalize property to get a point across. if we stick together, they'll hear us, loud and clear as they did with a general strike earlier that day. >> and police from a number of bay area departments fired tear gas and other projectiles and reports several thousand members are still waiting for the d.a.to file charges. i spoke with their attorney who is a member of the national lawyers guild. he says he'll continue to represent roy and others, demonstrators who were arrested pro bono. >> thank you very

you say, nora, that the reason they haven't voted for them is because they don't want to tax small business. if that's their rationale, then it doesn't fly, because the bill that they voted down yesterday, a component of the american jobs bill essentially said we can create hundreds of thousands of jobs rebuilding our infrastructure, making america more competitive, and the entire program will be paid for by a tax not on millionaires, but people making a million dollars a year or more, which in the united states is about a little over 300,000 people. now there aren't a lot of small businesses across the country that are making that kind of money, in fact less than 3% of small businesses make more than $250,000 a year. so, you know, what they have said is we prefer to protect 300,000 people rather than put hundreds of thousands of people back to work and benefit 300 million americans who are hurting because of low growth. so we're going to keep on pushing. now, there are steps we can take absent congressional action, and the refinancing proposal that we put forward in las vegas is an example

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politicians survive far worse but herman cain has got to get better at answering questions and has to get noraressive and move on to something else bee -- more aggressive and move auto to something else besides 9-9 -- auto to something else besides 9-9 -- on to something else besides 9-9-9. >> thank you guys for coming in. i guess we'll leave it there. >>> virginia voters head to the polls tomorrow. the entire state legislature is on the ballot. republicans control the house of delegate, democrats the state senate but some analysts believe the republicans will be in control of both houses. voter turnout is expected to be light. four years ago only 30% of registered voters cast ballots. the polls open at 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. >>> how much is your family petworth? that's a what are question to ask one family dropping a bundle to try -- a hard question to ask. one family dropping a bundle to try to find theirs. >>> and a king is out but the crown is in at burger king. fox business network's dennis neil has details. >> you're cutting back, but our government is not. a new report showing households s

nora o'donnell. >> thank you, mr. president. if i could continue on that. the republicans did have a debate on cbs last night. a lot of it was about foreign policy. and they were very critical of your record. >> that's shocking. >> so if i could get you to respond to something that mitt romney said. he said your biggest foreign policy failure is iran. he said that if you are re-elected, iran will have a nuclear weapon. is mitt romney wrong? >> i am going to make a practice of not commenting on whatever is said in republican debates until they've got an actual nominee. but as i indicated to ben in the earlier question, you take a look at what we've been able to accomplish in mobilizing the world community against iran over the last three years, and it shows steady, determined, firm progress in isolating the iranian regime and sending a clear message that the world believes it would be dangerous for them to have a nuclear weapon. now is this an easy issue? no. anybody who claims it is, is either politicking or doesn't know what they are talking about. but i t

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maggie and rich daley have been blessed with four children: patrick, nora, kevin and lolly. years ago she made her husband keep a promise to reserve sundays exclusively for private family time. so the bottom line was this: you can ask mayor daley six days of the week to go anywhere in chicago or anywhere else, but sunday no way. he made a promise to maggie. that was family day. it's a promise he always kept and we respected. two weeks ago, the family announced that their youngest daughter had moved the date of her wedding from new year's eve to mid november so that maggie could attend. it was a signal that the end was near. but she was at that wedding. in her wheelchair with hire irrepressible smile, a beaming mother celebrating her daughter's happiness. quintessential maggie daley. part of the reason maggie found such joy in life is that she understood what a fragile gift life was. in 1981, her third child kevin died from spina bifida just months shy of his third birthday. after kevin's death, she found healing and meaning in reaching out to help others and especially in vo

this morning she told chief white house correspondent, nora o'donnell that the u.s.e region. >> the united states is a pacific power and we have historically been one. we will be for this century as well. and that means we're going to be active economically, diplomatically, politically and every way you can imagine. >> last night the president talked for the first time with democracy leader, aung san suu kyi, who welcomed news of clinton's visit. >>> an idaho man charged with trying to kill president obama claims he is the second coming of christ. oscar romero ortega hernandez was arraigned yesterday in pittsburgh. he allegedly fired nine shots at the white house last friday, one hit a window in the second floor living quarters. the president was not there and no one was hurt. ortega hernandez has been quoted as calling mr. obama the antichrist. and in a video made at an idaho state university in september, he said this about himself. >> it's not just a coincidence that i look like jesus. i am the modern-day jesus christ that you all have been waiting for. >> all rig

you say, nora, that the reason they haven't voted for them is because they don't want to tax small business. well, actually that's not -- if that's their rationale, then it doesn't fly. because the bill they voted down yesterday essentially said we can create hundreds of thousands of jobs rebuilding our infrastructure making america more competitive and the entire program will be paid for by a tax not only millionaires, but people making a million dollars a year or more. which in the united states is about -- a little over 300,000 people. now, there aren't a lot of small businesses across the country that are making that kind of money. in fact, less than 3% of small businesses make more than $250,000 a year. so what they've said is we prefer to protect 300,000 people rather than put hundreds of thousands of people back to work and benefit 300 million americans who are hurting because of low growth. so we're going to keep on pushing. now, there are steps that we can take absent congressional action. and the refinancing proposal that we put forward in las vegas is an example of that. helping

nora donald. >> thank you, mr. president. addressed growth, the importance of growth. and yet growth back at home has been anemic. the new jobs report showing just 80,000 jobs added. the republicans in congress made it clear they're going to block your jobs bill because they believe the tax hikes in it hurt small businesses. at what point do you feel that you declare stalemate to try and reach common ground? and do you feel you have been an effective leader when it comes to the economy? >> well, first of all, wherever republicans indicate an interest in doing things that would actually grow the economy, i'm right there with them. so they've said that passing trade bills with south korea and panama and

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nora marr with the american jurassic society. i wonder if you can address the question of tuberculosis control, particularly drugs for multi-resistance tb? >> thank you. those of you who would like to join in for the next round, please do. ariel? >> thank you. i remember getting letters from business people and lawyers. we need to engage all of those disciplines and communities in our work. we have done a lot of that over the years. our work in the agency is paramount, as you all know. i also made an allusion to the fact that the lot is crucial -- that the law is crucial to guide a syrian governments and society. will allow the private sector to emerge, providing services, and responding to us all. it is important to help systems. is not just the community work, -- it is important to help systems. it is not just the community work. on the partnerships of multilateral, of course, we're committed in sunny ways to the multilateral space -- in so many ways to be multilateral space. providing normative guidance, other systems, always

it is abundantly clear, based upon the approach that sir michael moreland about -- adopted and nora boon island that it is unusual to permit cross-examination outside the inquiry team and a challenge to that decision at common law failed in northern ireland, i think. >> in certain respect, what if i must just say there is an overriding fairness in section 17 and the rules do commend an application. >> absolutely. i understand that. the other important feature is to note that although your absolute liberty to via whatever evidence you feel is appropriate, and i will want to be balanced and fair, what is under investigation, this morning and indeed throughout the inquiry is the conduct and practice of the press, not the conduct and practice of any of the witnesses who are giving evidence. >> i hope and i am sure we all hope that the evidence will be limited to deal with the general issue. >> yes. >> to deal with any reputational criticism that may arise. >> i understand. this is called a right of reply which is one of the topics by which some of those who criticize the press complained. th

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