a. mr. who who is better. but he wasn't really good he was going to go but as far as i know cameras drugs played team to team does it yeah you may want to we had to rush against the rest of the world so who was. fifty fifty well it says so did you really have diego did you really have problems with interaction with each other or not really. of course you can expect some natural situations with your coworkers were maybe you thinking that the from way. we were expecting. in normal space flight or in this kind of simulations you show you could expect some very bad situations that can happen and they never happen in our case so we were really cohesive group and we had a small frictions but we managed to solve all of them successfully and you said you're playing russian i think it's the rest of the world so there was this sort of a feeling that these are the russians and the that and these are the rest well but there was not a big separation we were as i said very cohesive. for example for you know communicating in

a mrs. jones once who was master of hounds with the mid-rutland. >> yes? >> no, that's all. funny woman. >> mrs. todd, sir. >> thank you. are you mr. poirot? >> i am hercule poirot. yes, madame. >> oh, you're not a bit how i thought you'd be. [chuckling] did you pay for that bit in the paper saying what a clever detective you were, or did they put it in themselves? >> madame. >> oh, i'm sorry, i'm sure. but you know what newspapers are like nowadays. nothing but puff. but no offense taken, i hope. >> no. >> i'll tell you what i want you to do for me. i want you to find my cook. >> i feel you're making a mistake, madame. hercule poirot is a private detective. >> i know that. and i just told you i want you to find my cook for me. walked out of the house on wednesday without so much as a bye-your-leave and never came back. >> i am sorry, madame, but i do not touch that particular kind of business. i wish you good day. >> so that's it, is it? too proud, eh? only deal with government secrets and countesses' jewels? well let me tell you, mr. high and mighty poirot, a good cook's a

let's get a check of your weather with mr. tony perkins who has good news on tap for us. >> i do? >> well, tucker gave it away so i'm cheating. >> no, that's okay. it will be a mild day today. it is amazing how different it feels. we are in the 40s instead of the 30s. that is a big difference. it feels mild right now. not a bad start to the day. we'll have nice temperatures but we could see a little rainfall later on. let's take a look at hd radar. no rain in the area as of yet. we will get some showers. that will be during the afternoon and into the evening. that rain is still quite a ways away across northwestern portions of pennsylvania, portions of ohio back into kentucky, places like that. at -- it is aligned with a cold front that will be coming through our area. right now, we are in the 40s. 45 in washington. 46 at dulles airport. 46 in baltimore. fredericksburg is at 45 degrees. at patuxent naval air station, it is 48.

one way ticket home, should have a sitdown with mrs. cain, who will be raising cain about it nativities. >> the campaign is in trouble when the candidates voluntarily uses in a press conference consensual. from evan's hear thomas, from politico. mitt romney, what have you learned? >> surprisingly, he has a sense of humor. it is well hidden. he has an absurdist sense of humor, and this is a humiliating process running for president, and he does not take all that seriously. he learned in 2008. to learn from your mistakes. that is the biggest story. romney learn from his mistakes. >> newt gingrich, what about him? >> he was pretty giddy about it. everyone wrote him off. he is comparing himself to the man who started walmart, the man who defied all conservative experts. >> the obama campaign, do they have a plan? >> no, he has no plan. i think they will certainly feel it will be romney. they will make him into the wall street cheater. id will not be obama himself, but the campaign will be tough on romney. >> that is evan thomas from politico. interes

well, it came from a farmhouse in westmoreland which belonged to my husband's family. and it was passed on to us. i don't know who mrs. buck, the authoress of the book, is. i think, from the look of the handwriting, we're looking at a manuscript made either at the very end of the seventeenth century or the beginning of the eighteenth century. it must have taken her a long time. - no rushing to a word processor. - absolutely. so she's telling us to preserve walnuts, to make good cheese, to preserve lemons or sweet ones. isn't that lovely? that's lovely. quince cream, spanish cream. these all sound absolutely delicious. what's surprising is the sheer variety of diet. i think we sometimes think that people just lived on bread and water at this time, but they didn't. - no, not a bit of it. - pickling cucumbers, marinating trouts. i'm fascinated by the medical side of this. as you say, it's the time before the family doctor. everything had to be done in the house. but there are some really quite extraordinary recipes here. this is one that caught my eye: the snail water. what's snail water? you take "a peck of snails, new

we are going to get a quick look at our weather with mr. tucker barnes who is sliding up into the seat. >> some people are getting up, some people haven't gone to bed yet. >> i was in that latter category. really. >> you know when you have a late event at night, you can't quite get going. >> my late event ended about 7:30. >> it was for a good cause though. >> lots of wind and maybe a few more showers late today. check out your current temperatures. it will feel much cooler later today so don't be fooled by the current mild air out there. 61 in washington. 63 in fredericksburg. there is your colder air working in. hagerstown is 46 degrees. we'll be in the 40s and low 50s for much of the day.

recent general elections saw the demise of the leftist socialist party who made way for the right wing peoples party but mainly on a mr greig no matter who is in charge they will have to follow the thorny path of implementing more of steerage measures meaning the bright young things disparate for a job continue to seek opportunity elsewhere it is a guy whose guard madrid has cost of the u.s. where more than one hundred corporate all protesters have been arrested in san francisco and washington it's the latest effort while forces to break up the movement which has been digging in across america for nearly three months now artie's gammage account of witness the cut out in the capital. as far as i could tell there were around four thousand people on the street minutes away from the white house over seventy protesters were arrested in total this wednesday in washington there was a girl in a wheelchair among them police stepped up arrest when protesters mostly young people blocked the road they were dragging them towards the police cars one person got nearly struck by a police force so seventy people arrested this has been

we're going to hear from a year lee as well as from supervisor jane kim, in context to the city that is hosting us today. i am going to introduce mr. henderson, a president, who will give some opening remarks and introduce the mayor. thank you. [applause] >> ok, so we will let you behind the curtain. the mayor is a few blocks away, so i am going to talk extra slow. [laughter] you know, when you invite people in political office, they have a lot more to do rather than speak to folks from across the country who really think this is a great opportunity, and we have always had great welcoming, and we appreciate the may for joining us, and when he comes in, i will introduce him, and in the meantime, i would do some song and dance -- and we appreciate the mayor joining us. it is really an exciting opportunity for us. we do not do this as a routine matter for the other areas of focus. we do not have an annual event with our grantees or our arts and culture grantees. but we do do another. many of you were with us when we call this the community revitalization program and have been with us during the switch to a more economic focus. that switch to a more economic focu

told by people who were in the central committee then they did not even give them a copy of that speech gromyko was in foreign ministry. cited there's not a change here is this right mr burton well you said yet test gorbachev while you were the american ambassador you you were a man who didn't didn't have the right to to to make a major mistake so did you have some special trick to to really test gorbachev to know that he's not he's not cino that we're not doing something no there were no tricks at all what i said is my own testing him we said there were no tricks no this was all our policy was a very open one but for example there was an agreement. in the first meeting that we would expand exchanges and include younger people and undergraduates which we not had before that we would have more access to the person so we said all right let's ask for interviews let's ask for that let's propose exchanges and these are all accepted so it was in that sense it was testing how far will he go to open up the country to improve things incoming and at the same time we tried to keep our own policies reasonable one thing about reagan was having been an actor he could put himself i

who is not mr. brown and won't say if he is a witness wantford questioning or suspect. as for mr. lee who lives behind me, he just got out of the hospital and this whole ordeal shook him up. nbc, bay area news. >> thank you. >>> they're asking for your help to catch cupertino jewelry thieves. the men with handguns stormed into the store monday morning and hit a couple employees over the head and stayed to be okay. the gunman smashed display cases andtook everything inside. they were wearing ski marxes. anyone with inforsti iskon aed to call the county sheriff's office. >> a sexual harassment lawsuit will be filed tomorrow against the golden state warriors and their star player, ellis. a player says he has photo evidence sent from ellis' phone. the team is named in the suit for allegedly covering up the harassment. our partners are preparing for a preseason game tonight against the kings. they are also working on the story. more for you on our 6:00 newscast. >>> when the lights go down on the city, it causes a national embarrassment. pg&e is back tracking and the story for who is to

mr. speaker. i am not going to demonize -- [shouting] >> people who earn in a week for a chance to -- [shouting] >> now. mr. speaker, mr. speaker -- >> members on both sides of the aisle need to calm down. if there are senior members of the house you think is a laughing matter let me tell them that it isn't. the public would like to see some decent behavior and a bit of leadership on these matters and so what i. the leader of the opposition. >> he is the one who went around saying he is privately delighted because they walked into his trap and that is the reality. and the truth is, mr. speaker, it is not just public sector workers who are paying for the failure of his plan but private sector workers as well. and can he confirm as a result of the constant attack announced yesterday's family on minimum wage taking home 200 pounds a week will lose a week and half wages? >> let me be absolutely clear. i will answer his question. >> the prime minister's answer however long it takes will be heard. that is the principle of democracy. the leader of the opposition must be heard and the prime minister must

mr. quale, who is a member of the judiciary committee -- mr. quayle, who is a member of the judiciary committee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. quayle: i rise in support of h.r. 10 because this ensures that the government is more accountable to the american people. now, poll after poll of small business owners and medium-sized business owners, they will show you and tell you that major regulations are holding back their expansion and the ability for them to hire more workers. but you don't have to rely on polls. you can just go down and talk to the local businesses in your stricts. i had a job forum the -- businesses in your districts. i had a job forum the other week. the thing we heard is the overburdensome regulatory environment is holding back their expansion. now, several months ago in the beginning of the 112th congress i had some hope because president obama actually had his agencies provide an executive order that they required agencies to review the regulations to see if we can have a less burdensome regulat

britt hume, a former actor there who appears as a guest now, has not been all that generous toward mr. gingrich. but in general mr. gingrich is enjoying pretty favorable coverage there. according to the liberal media watchdog group media matters the only candidate who's appeared on fox news more than mr. gingrich since june is herman cain. in the last six months newt gingrich has made nearly three times as many appearances on fox as mitt romney has. now, woe be to anybody who tries to do kremlinology about how things go over there, but interior i think some signs that fox news is not all that positively disposed toward mitt romney an{ his potential nomination. earlier this graer, for example, the media writer howard kurtz reported in "newsweek" magazine that "three weeks after dropping out of the race tim pawlenty showed up to ask for a gig at fox but there was a complication. mr. pawlenty was on the verge of endorsing mitt romney. "i'm not sure i want to sign you as a paid spokesman for romney, ales said." another example after this week's contentious interview with mitt romney with

mr. speaker, i rise today to give voice to a concern that i have heard raised from numerous constituents who originally hail from belarus. mr. paulsen: since 1994, the president has abuse it's -- abused his power and actively worked to undermine the people of the belarusian people. the state department released a report on the human rights situation in belarus. and under this regime, belarusians have been subject to manipulated elections and oppression on the basis of political affiliation, ethnicity and religious beliefs. following the most recent election, security forces arrested presidential candidates and journalists. mr. speaker, it is unacceptable that this kind of oppression exists today in europe. and i hope that more americans will be a-- made aware of the tyranny in belarus. i thank the belarusian american youth association for bringing this to my attention and i stand with my constituents in support of freedom for the belarusian people and in opposition to this oppressive regime. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair l

who goes first? mr. blake will go first. president nolan: good afternoon. >> i will take a moment here. i have some preliminary comments first. commissioner, chair, the responsibilities imposed on the federal securities law on officials in connection of the authorization of debt in the capital market. i also want to thank another person for making this happen today. it is timely. i am mark blake, and i am a deputy city attorney. today, we are very pleasant -- pleased to have sean tierney from a law firm here, a national leader in this area. mr. tierney has an expensive -- extensive resume and the gray hairs to share for it and is an expert in the area of securities law. the law firm is also currently serving as disclosure counsel for the city and its principal adviser to the city and its general fund department for securities law questions. our presentation today is in some sense part one of the board municipal securities disclosures training. this board has indicated will soon consider the issuance of bonds to achieve certain financial objectives for the s.f. mta, and we will review ma

mr. sullivan, who is a thoughtful person with whom i have had some thoughtful discussions when i was coming up to speed about muni work, i would suggest to you that this might be one topic that you could reach out to him as you get to know him, because he and his organization care a great deal. director nolan: anyone else on this? >> secretary -- secretary bopo -- boomer: there are no speaker cards on this. director nolan: a really informative discussion. at some point, on a day like today, when we do not have a lot, to have a report from them. the director of the project is very impressive. i think it is important for us to know all of this because we would certainly be impacted by this in the years ahead, so with members consent, do you want to say anything about that? >> i think that is a wonderful idea. eventually, the terminus of california high speed rail is really going to change downtown for the better. it has been an amazing project. i think we are aware of it and ready for it. some of the challenges that are still faced by high-speed rail and the downtown extension. there is a goo

. >> a lot of grain fiber, compliments of the friday puppy sponsor, mr. basement, who believes we can make a difference for pets who need a home like mia. >> guaranteed she will stop shaking once she gets in your house. >> yeah, she sure will. great time for pups to be outside, no rain in the forecast and a little chilly, so if you have a coat like that dressed for the weather. temperatures about 48 degrees right now, almost 46 going into the commercial break but 48 is our temperature now at bwi marshal, 53 on the shore, 43 elkton, 36 on the western portion of the state, 34 in oakland and 36 around cumberland, metro area 40s, 50 rock hall, 51 on nap annapolis and kent island. our normal high is 47, we are already at 48 and except to go up another degree or so. we have a weak disturbance moving through, a front that will move across and a low pressure system continues to push offshore. what you are seeing here is the only precipitation associated with it is to the north of us, a little bit of rain, lake effect snow, it is all going to stay up to our north. the temperatu

different now than they were let's say twenty or even ten years ago but you know when it comes to mr a lot of who is as we know running for the presidency he's already spent so much time in office why is he seeking another term you know who has proven to be a very good politician and now he is a part russian politics and his first twelve years first as prime minister then as president and then as prime minister again have proven to be very successful have to remember the twelve years ago russia was of the age of its existence and now russia is. a developing economy it's the fastest growing record of europe. its g.d.p. it has all almost doubled in the recent decade but now has absolutely different clans and he has contributed march to that change to the contrary there's a new generation of people there's a new breed and his first term was very successful but where the he is second stored in the fourth in as a president successful it depends very much in how he understands the politics in russia and these new breed put is proven to understand people really well but there's a very young given a new

mr. obama laid a wreath at the memorial which honors more than 2,300 americans who died in the attacks. r a moment of silence, mr. and mrs. obama scattered white, yellow, and purple flower petals into the water below. this month marks the 70th anniversary of the japanese attacks on pearl harbor. >>> a dispute over money will delay the planned opening of the world trade center museum in new york city. the foundation in charge of the project and the port authority of new york and new jersey cannot agree on who will pay for the museum. the museum was set to open next september 11th, but now mayor michael bloomberg says that will not happen. >>> now a developing story out of russia. fire crews have put out a fire at a nuclear submarine while crew members are still inside. the fire broke out yesterday and engulfed the sub's outer hull. officials say the nuclear reactor was shut down and there were no major injuries. but nine people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. >>> a sure fire way to upset your customers. a new fee. this morning verizon is feeling the heat. cnbc's jackie de

a crucial campaign. we didn't have onions burke and juicy -- >> who was about? >> mrs. wonderful figures who had not been a part of her previous life like juicy and another gentleman has referred to as the china doll. >> jan speck help about them. >> you know, this is really goes back to the hotel bellevue, and the hotel bellevue which they're no longer exist, but was at that time a block from where the president's apartment was. and right across from the statehouse. it was the buzzword of all who were around. and the in and out, and we didn't have -- [inaudible] >> perhaps, but, you know, and it was not a place and you don't have the e-mails and twitters and all that type of thing. because you just met, we had a fellow at home we called whispering eddie smith. spent why did you call him whispering speakers because he whispered. [laughter] >> thank you. they would spread rumors as quickly as you could spread a disease. [laughter] we were getting ready for the fight for the control of the state committee. we had mayor lynch of somerville which was are changing, and they

a week after iowa on january 10th. quote, romney who owns a house in new hampshire earned 44% followed by mr. paul with 17%. e of this year's ç huckabees who wins, a ron paul, a rick perry, a michele bachmann, a rick santorum. if one of this year's huckabees wins iowa and mitt romney wins new hampshire, everything will have gone according to plan. we'll be no closer to knowing who the republican nominee for president will be. the first race will be an open question politically, will be on the saturday january 21st contest in south carolina. >> you have to win south carolina. everyone who's won south carolina has been the nominee. every single one. >> iowa and new hampshire are fascinating to watch, but south carolina might really be the race to watch in terms of how things are going to go in this nominating process. mr. gingrich there describing south carolina as a must win. he's previously described it as his firewall. south carolina is the kind of place where mitt romney is not expected to be able to win. just as he's not necessarily expected to be able to win in iowa. it should be noted mitt romney's loc

mr. melvin put so, who was seated directly behind mr. long. mr. bledsoe testified before a committee, the house committee in march of this year. he is the father who was convicted of his murdered son. mr. bledsoe's presence here in support of mr. long is a testament to how to to considerable pain to stand together in the fight against violent islamic extremism. mr. bledsoe, thank you for being here today and for testimony back in march. i know privilege to recognize mr. lott for his opening statement. >> chairman kean, chairman lieberman, ranking member thompson, distinguished members of congress, since my son's death, my view of change that thinks. i lay awake through my wife's nightmares that she really has been 50 feet away while andy and quinn were shot. i was a career marine both listed as an officer during could my wife served in the navy and was honorably discharged. our fantasy of the branches in world war i and we have one son who served in iraq as an army calvary scout and one son who was infantry and buried in the ground. my faith in government is diminished. it

a witness but the victim yes. is it possible that the british authorities move mr to be a friend of yours who. from the witnesses latest onto the list of suspects this really is is it possible now. i read of such an option in the paper of a reporter from the sunday times. because they're always taking an aggressive stand it was apparently were in the same newspapers which you know if that happens i will discontinue it any contact with the british side and i will not comment in any way participate in this case why is that then that it's ok to suspect you but not ok to suspect they weren't suspecting me that's all very messed up but when the truth is that there is no new evidence i must tell you that that meeting of ours and was in there ever captured by anyone. as to how many people there were and who they were because the location and we used that was not equipped with surveillance cameras and it's also unclear what foundation there can be for prosecutions to come up with any charges to be merely polonium traces in regard to that i'd like to say once again that alone was a substance that requi

who actually led a movement that balanced the federal budget? who was the person that did that? you're not going to take a guess? you're right, it was mr. newt. the last guy who gave us a balanced budget. now, there are a lot of other republicans. gingrich was speaker the last time this budget -- the last time there was true welfare reform, the last time government was cut, gingrich did it. >> i think it was merv griffin who wrote that melody, by the way, steve schmidt and dana but he was singing the jeopardy song or humming it. jeopardy is a good quiz show but not a good slogan for a campaign. do you think, steve, do you think that rush limbaugh is going to join this cattle stampede off the cliff for newt? >> i don't know. he went all in against john mccain, didn't make much of a difference four years ago. what i find interesting about it is that he asails mitt romney, for example, for all manner of -- conservative but it's okay for newt gingrich talking with nancy pelosi. it's amazing when you consider the scope of the intellectual dishonesty by the people who policed the definition of conservatism today. >> i have to go back to the picture

mr. ellison: they signed a pledge to not the american people but to grover norquist. mr. johnson: who does he represent? mr. ellison: you represent him? mr. johnson: i don't represent him answered doesn't represent me or the folks who predominate my district. i've got a 99er district. mr. ellison: i've got a 99er district. the thing that really gets me is that if grover norquist lived in my district, i would feel duty-bound to at least listen to him because i listen to everybody in my district. but to sign a pledge to him, to subvert the interests of the 99% is an outrageous thing. mr. johnson: all the while, congressman ellison, all the while pitying -- pitting americans against each other. trying to stoke hatred and anger among the -- amongst the 99 percenters on any issue they can. mr. ellison: divide and conquer. mr. johnson: that's the way it is. so right now comes, mr. ellison, and i feel i have to say this because you're such a great example of a true american patriot who lives life in accordance with your inner ideals and we have the freedom in this country to do so, but there

> having heard from ginger white who said she spent 13 years in the arms of herman cain, have we now heard the last of mr. cain? --i think mr. cain shouldn't should buy a one way ticket home will be sitting down with mrs. cain, who will be raising cain about his activities. i hope this is the last of what we hear from herman cain. >> you know your campaign is in trouble when the candidate uses in a press conference the word consensual. the only thing that is probably worse it is if you come in for the reception and the person introducing you is gloria allred. >> let's hear from evan thomas, of politico. >> mitt romney, what have you learned? >> surprisingly, he has a sense of humor. it is well-hidden. he has an absurdist sense of humor. this is a humiliating process running for president, and he does not take all that seriously. >> the toughest thing he has ever done? >> it sure is, and he says that. he said in 2008, it helps to learn from your mistakes. romney learn from his mistakes. that is an important thing for a president. >> what about newt gingrich? >> he was pretty giddy about the fact that everyone wrote him off. he is compared himself to re

military families who have become a special cause to mrs. obama being honored as part of this year's decor. one of the highlights is a gold star family tree with ornaments containing messages from loved ones of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. another feature is a likeness of the obama family dog bo. there is one hidden in every room. some are easier to find than others. another break. when we come back, what happened last night and what's happening tonight. >>> so before we go tonight a quick word about last night. those of you who watched the first live feed of our broadcast at 6:30 eastern time saw it and heard it. our fire alarm went off and it kept going off for pretty much the whole broadcast. it's not supposed to sound in here, but it did. there was never any danger, just to our hearing. a little bit of danger would have made it more worth it. while i look for the guy responsible i just wanted to thank those of you who expressed either concern or support today and we just wanted to thank you for bearing wit

a man who murdered a john hopkins researcher. john wagner now serving a life sentence for killing pitkaren. >> i want to thank them for their help in prosecuting mr. wagner who in many ways is the poster child for the type of offenders that my office is committed to prosecuting. >> reporter: taking violent criminals off the streets, helping make neighborhoods safer. >> more progress, the number of nonfatal shootings has been cut in half since the year 2000. juvenile homicides are at a 30 year low. megan mckorkel. >>> the number of robbery, and deaths are dropping since july. >>> firefighters are battling a two alarm fire on washington boulevard in elk ridge. firefighters were called to help battle the flames. we have a crew on the scene and we're working to get more information. >>> a scare brings the bomb squad to baltimore city hall, someone noticed a package outside of city hall. it was wrapped in a t-shirt with the word bomb on it. turns out there were no explosives just a box of chicken. offices were closed today for the holiday, police are looking for surveillance video to see if they can catch the person behind the hoax. >>> jerry lewis tu

mr. lippman, who is a constituent of mine and friends of lafayette park, i did like his background.is doing in the entertainment industry before today. i will -- i do like his background and what he brought to the table. mr. lee, you and tim had the most support. you had mr. paulson supporting it. i do not think i have heard mr. paulson advocate for one candidate. i have been to a number of your venues. i -- having been to a number of your venues, i know of your work and it is incredibly impressive. mr. eicher, you had a ton of folks here as well. one of the things i have realized on the board, i have seen in district 2 is a lot between the neighborhoods and the commercial corridors. that is an inherent tension in our great neighbor kids in the city. it has come through for what people have said and what you have said about your desire to integrate and work through those issues. that is so important and especially our technology background, it is very fascinating for me personally. i will indicate where i am thinking right now and i will let my colleagues talk. amie, i will have dif

the person who did that will stop because people in this place must be hear is there a member here who doesn't think so, i invite that member to leave the chamber. mr. ed miliband. >> ithe cold light of day, in the weeks and months ahead trying to see if they can get a better deal for themselves, isn't that sensible thing for him to do, to reenter the negotiation and try and get a better deal for britain? >> i make no apologies for standing up for britain. [shouting] i think in the last him in the last two days, and the last two days we read a lot about my opinion. have read a lo about the deputy prime minister's opinion. the one thing we don't know is what would've the right honorable gentleman think lex while he was here on monday his age were running around the press gallery reading them that he wouldn't have signed up to the treaty. here's another try. what's your answer? spent i have no answer on this matter whatsoever for the benefit of the prime minister. order, order. glad the minister has returned from his travels. we wish them a merry christmas but in his case -- [laughter] >> mr. speaker, does a better deal for britain. that he should ha