new this morning, north korea says itoppx has detained an american citizen after he confessed to committing man they say he's from washington state and known there as kenneth bay. officials say crimes were proven through evidence but didn't elaborate. media reports say he was taken into custody after entering the country in early november as part of a tour. >>> congress headed into the holiday recess with the nation still teetering on the edge of the fiscal cliff. boehner was forced to call off a vote on plan b after several republicans said they wouldr7tm vote against it.[ç[d he's trying to arrange another meeting with president obama. he's expected to hold a news conference this morning at 7:00 our time. >>> former marine stationed outside a school, why he's now in trouble. >>> the end of the world? maybe notw[vm, we arewpoe stie so are the hundreds who are making a mint off the mayan doomsdayyybvb prophesy. >>> we are tracking the storm on live doppler 7 hd, as more rain moves into the bay area, mike will tell you what to expect. >>> good morning. 4:52. golden gate bridge a few cars,

. >> an american citizen has been detained in north korea, accused of committing a crime against the government. to khas the north korean state media, who they say this man came in on a tour of the northeastern city and was put into custody by a relevant institution. evidence proving that he committed a crime against the democratic people's republic of korea was revealed. he admitted his crime, they say. u.s. interests in p'yongyang. they say legal actions are being taken against him in line with criminal procedure law of the dprk. a little over a week ago, a u.s. korean men was in custody. he is said to be the operator of a tour company based in beijing that specializes in tours to north korea, and the u.s. state department said they were aware of these reports and that the welfare of their citizens with their chief concern. in 2009, there were two instances of khas u.s. citizens been jailed in north korea, the first in march, accused of trying to cross illegally into the border. later a christian activist was jailed and eventually released after repenting. the two earlier detainees

be an online magazine says complacency in pressuring the rebels to secure the ukrainian journalist release is sending all the wrong signals . to the west unless it's a western citizen or an american citizen in particular involved here so to. ask the local proxies in t.v. show proof to put some pressure of the release of hostages unfortunately the worst of the country is. very local forces in very sure have been serving there were a massacre for the other variable of the river they do they will still enjoy. their support for from the information and their proxies. the future of the middle east and what role the international community has to play in it is the main theme of the latest edition of cross talk the question of who bears responsibility for the strive gripping the region is being debated at seven thirty g.m.t. . i wouldn't blame the united states for the sectarian divisions that exist in the middle east for hundreds of years and they were exacerbated by the iranian revolution you have. a theocracy in iran that has tried to shape the region according to its own interests and a lot of the sunni states resigned and of course the united states is allied with a lot of them inc

of the waste of lives we're still citizens or an american citizen particularly bold enough to. ask local folks to be sure to put some pressure to release the hostages it's a very sad incident and it's a shame on. those who kidnapped the. journalist and those who can help release her people well it certainly is a shame and of course the situation on the ground seems to be a school shooting with atrocities committed by both the government as well as the rebels but with the u.s. now officially recognizing the rebels who are backing them we have seen various crimes for example abducting journalists or and i do want to warn you the video we're about to show show is quite graphic this tape. purportedly showing a child executing someone who's claimed to be a government supporter and of course that video is not verified but the bigger picture question here is shouldn't incidents like this raise some questions or concerns about backing the opposition they should definitely but unfortunately the way this. works is going to have seemed to be to leave little messages to go to google groups

. >>> north korea announced today it's detaining an american citizen. the north korean government says that [ non-english language ] entered the country as a tourist november 3 and confessed to unspecified crimes. the government offers no other details but claims the crimes have been proven through evidence. >>> one of two men who escaped a federal jail in chicago has been captured. early tuesday, two convicted bank robbers broke out of the metropolitan correctional center. officials say they punched a hole in the bottom of a window then used bedsheets to climb down about 20 stories. late last night authorities caught up with 37-year-old joseph banks. 38-year-old kenneth connelly is still at large. >>> time now is 4:39. an emotional response from the survivor of the san bruno blast. >> they're picking up as though nothing happened and business as usual. [ pause ] >> i'm very sorry. >> pg&e's plan for a safer pipeline system. who profits and who will pay? >> and buried alive in an avalanche. how the skier's left hand made the difference between life and

to the west unless it's our western citizens or an american citizen in particular involved here to. ask the local proxies in the visual to put some pressure to release there are hostages unfortunately the worst of the country is. very local forces in very sure have been serving there were a massacre for the other variable of the river they were they were still enjoying. their support for from the information of every across. the future of the middle east and what role the international community has to play is the main theme of the latest edition of cross talk the question of who bears responsibility for the strive gripping the region it's been debated later this hour. by one blame the united states for the sectarian divisions that exist in the middle east for hundreds of years and they were exacerbated by the iranian revolution. a theocracy in iran that has tried to shape the region according to its own interests and a lot of the sunni states resigned and of course the united states is allied with a lot of them including saudi arabia. the chiefs ability was supporting. the saudi ar

up by president obama who now has his own kill list and has ordered the drone execution of an american citizen most you know without due process most notably anwar all of a lockie and his sixteen year old son who were blasted away in yemen in two thousand and eleven driving this arguably illegal drone warfare program is a poisonous concoction of fear and nationalism the post nine eleven epidemic of fear that swept across the nation let bush and cheney completely remake our country it happened here at home with a massive surveillance state and the destruction of civil liberties and it happened abroad with the drone warfare program that is killing handfuls of terrorists while radicalizing thousands hundreds of thousands millions of average citizens in the countries that were not even at war with people live in constant fear of robots in the sky and watch with horror as these aerial robots create cratered bloody masses in their communities when pakistan's foreign minister was asked why so many people in that country and hate america she responded simply drones and we're doing all this in the name

war he was a french citizen even though general eisenhower had personally given him the distinguished service cross and he was in uniform, american uniform after the war, he became an american citizen as well as a world-renowned heart doctor who had an incredible things for america. to make a long story short, he sent general david petraeus and e-mail landon ten minutes got back to me and we had for the next three months general david petraeus, people basically had gone in and worked, the letters had been written to basically create a justification, an exception. three days ago he will be laid to rest in darlington. [applause] >> did dog company receive any proper recognition for what they did? >> i am so pleased many of the family and people that i know very personally are here. bob, you were a member of george company 3 one in the chosen reservoir. part of a book i wrote called give me tomorrow, you were a machine gunner and it is an honor to have you here. like george company, for the most part dog company hasn't received as much recognition as they deserve. they received a presidential citation for their actions at pointe du hoc, but hills 400 remains an open i

authorities in belize want to talk to him about the murder of his neighbor who was an american citizen the u.s. say there is no active arrest warrant for him. we knew mcafee had a 20-year-old girlfriend now he says he has two the other is 17 and his only immediate goal is to get them both to the united states. mcafee told matt he has no idea where he will go or what he will do in the long run. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 17. 6:37. coroner in london revealing new details about the death of that nurse who answered a hoax call about the duchess of cambridge. the coroner says jacintha saldanha hanged herself. she was phone hanging by a scarf in her room at the london hospital where kate middleton had been staying also in the room several notes. she was found friday days after she took the prank call from the australian deejays pretending to be queen elizabeth. >>> more about the masked man behind the portland mall shooting. the sherr there -- the sheriff there said he used a stolen rifle. he killed two and wounded 15-year-old girl before turning the again on himself. his ex-girlfriend t

was a french citizen even though general eisenhower had personally given him the distinguished service cross. and he was in uniform, in american uniform, and after the or war he became an american citizen as well as a world-renowned heart doctor that had done incredible things for america. to make a long story short, sent general petraeus ap e-mail, in ten minutes he got back to me, and we had for the next three months so-com, general petraeus, people had basically gone in and worked -- had written, the letters had been written to basically create a justification, an exception. three days ago rene will be laid to rest in arlington. [applause] yes, bob. >> dog company, do you see any proper recognition for what they did if. >> you know, i'm so pleased that many of the family and people that i know very perm hi are here -- personally are here. bob, you were a member of george company 3-1 in the chosen reservoir. part of a book i wrote called "give me a tomorrow," and you were a a machine gunner and it's really an honor to have you here, like george company for the most part dog company hasn't received as much recognition as they deserve. they received a presidential unit

. >> as an american citizen, that is what this country was based on, our right to contribute to the politicaltizens of michigan elected these lawmakers based on their principles and promises. neil: to know what they came up with. >> the problem is the governor said for years that he did not have this issue on his agenda. he may not have gone so far as to say he did not support it, but he said this was a non-issue. neil: he did not go after collective bargaining. what he brought to the floor, the idea that the public sector workers have to be immunized. let them make that call. >> it is not a constitutional issue and was not the legislature that decided to close the doors. plenty of individuals have the opportunity this speak there mind, i expressed their concerns neil: she said no. >> there were not permitted during the political session. there were no committee hearings the public could not voice their opposition. neil: of the defense would have a very good case arguing. so it's possible that judge could overturn it. >> procedural is just as important. we should dig deeper and look at the pu

he has basically stated that he has th authority to kill an american citizen or citizens anywhere in if he suspects them of trouble. lou: after a university profsor compared republican lawmakers abiding by the grover norquist anti-tax pledge as seditious and treasonous. up next in nfl star murders his girlfriend, takes his own life in front of his coach and general manager. but le him -- was led him to those acts? leading psychologist answered that question and much more here next. the boys use capital one venture miles for their annual football trip. that's double miles you can actually use. tragically, their ddy got sacked by blackouts. but it's our tradition! that's roughing the card holder. but with the capital one venture card you get double miles you can tually use. [ cheering ] any flight, anytime. the scoreboard doesn't lie. what's in your wallet? hut! i have me on my fantasy team. girl: don't look at me. second girl: your hair's a bit frizzy today. aw! ha ha! you should pick that up. announcer: every day, kids witness bullying. poor you. ha ha! they want to help but don't kn

authorities in belize want to talk to him about the murder of his neighbor, an american citizen.int mcafee has not been charged with any crime. agencies in the u.s. say there is no acty arrest warrant for him. new posting from his blog asks the media respects his privacy. mcafee told matt gutman he has no idea where he will go or what he will do next. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> marin county search underway for bank rob got a lot of cash twin cities police department released two photos, this shows a man dressed in black, robbing chase branch on sir francis drake boulevard in greenbrae yesterday 5:30 p.m.. employees say the robber placed a small bag on the counter handed the teller a note demanded money. >>> 5:37. new this morning, berkeley high school teacher scheduled to be arraigned next week for lsd possession and drunk driving after a traffic stop in san rafael. the marin ij reports the san rafael police stopped 51-year-old douglas haste for allegedly running a red light he just left a restaurant and showed signs of intoxication. when he was booked in jail police say he w

this is an american citizen. our state department has acknowledged that now why did it take so long for them to acacupon knowledge -- acknowledge he was there. fox news broke the story with the information and we got that attention and people start to ask the state department. it is that decision you make as we represent the fam foom here in the united states. his wife and two kids. they are in america and not iran. he was visiting his family. we have to make that decision when it is it he is enough risk to put his name out there publicly and ask, you try to do as much as you can before you draw attention on persecution in iran. his family who is under house arrest. things are heightened. it is all about timing . we have to work with the state department and members of congress . and it is not a issue. but if you are not a christian, you understand people should have freedom of and one to come together on it is not just christians that are persecuted in iran. it is one of our own. american citizen sits in the wor

. >> this just in an american citizen rested from captivity in afghanistan.know so far officials with the military coalition says dr. joseph was abducted on wednesday by the taliban in eastern afghanistan. he was rescued in an operation ordered by general john allen. he was in eminent danger for injury or death. >> we will tell you more on this as we learn it. >> sensitive information. left behind on a subway train. left for anybody to pick up. this story stars the secret service. stay close. >> the secret service a major brief involving the loss of two bakeup computer tapes. the tapes included sensitive commuter information. they were left on a metro train. bobber nard a fox station with the story. >> oo thirp left on a northbound train back in february 2008. a secret service said a contract employee left backup computer tapes similar to or smaller than vhs tapes what law enforcement congressional sources told foxnews.com social security numbers home addresses medical information and bank accounts against all employees. >> secrete service spokesman ed donova

. >>> new this morning, north korea says it has detained an american citizen after he confessed to committingion still teetering on the if k. -- on the fiscal cliff.ó>f >>> coming up formko7o marine stationed himself outside of a northern california school, following the9&nsl sandy hook school tragedy. we'll tell you why he's in trouble with the corp.í5 >>> so much for the end ofsññgw the world.jmé÷ it we are still here. we'll tell,]? you who is making a mint off the mayan doomsday prophesy. . >>> welcome back. raining heavy north bay nearly an inch of rain in santa rosa overnight heavier now napa near sonoma towards petaluma and inverness. around the state anywhere north of 80 now7]p valley rain and mountain snow going to slide south towards fresno and yosemite during the afternoon. if you are heading north 3,000 dropping to 2,000 feet the snow level, 1500 east of chico and reading 4,000 western slope of the sierra. it stars snowing now and doesn't stopt?x:ç -- it starts snowing now and doesn't stop until sunday evening. >> into -- no chain requirements yet. back up right side approaching ba

our champion, alistair bell, was born just outside of london in england and is now an american citizen and surprised a lot of people yesterday on our show by hiericana.dge how will he do today against the j's -- judy and john? welcome aboard, you two. and good luck to all three. here we go. the jeop of amround. let's start finding out what you know about these subjects. a little bit ardy! everything there.

he has basically stated that he has the authority to kill an american citizen or citizens anywhere in them of trouble. lou: after a university professor compared republican lawmakers abiding by the grover norquist anti-tax pledge as seditious and treasonous. up next in nfl star murders his girlfriend, takes his own life in front of his coach and general manager. but let him -- was led him to those acts? leading psychologist answered that question and much more here next. ♪ lou: the weekend murder suicide committed by kannas city linebacker left the nfl community and the country just grasping for answers as to what was going on in this amendment. a great tragedy. the sixth nfl player in the past two years to take is on life. six nfl players raising the questions about traumatic brain energy, the nfl, and what is going on. joining us to help understand as best we can what happened and what we should be thinking about your as citizens, parents and family members and friends, psychologists and professor and psychotherapist. let me start with the fact that this was such a -- i mean, he app

snuck out of belize, where authorities want to question him in the murder of his neighbor, an american citizen. he slipped illegally into guatamala, only to be deported to the u.s. high tells abc, it was part of his master plan, that he faked heart problems to make it happen. what about your illness? >> what about my illness. >> was that part of the deception? >> of course. it kept me from going back to belize. >> reporter: he faked more than that. >> what is the better story -- millionaire mad man on the run? you saved my [bleep] why? because you paid attention to the story. >> because you acted like a mad man? >> i did. and it worked. >> reporter: this is a win for macafee, he is not wanted in the u.s. and for that matter, he is not officially wanted in belize. >> not only has he not been charged. he has not been named a suspect. so at this point, there is a guy in the u.s. who belize would like to talk to. that's it. that's not an enormous legal hurdle. >> reporter: macafee says his legal woes are not his first priority. he is focusing on getting his girlfriends to the u.s -- both of them -

i could as an american citizen. >> because you are a jew? >> not because i'm a jew. i'm an israeli. >> israelis go to syria? >> on foreign passports. it's risky. why risk it? i have an excellent assistant. >> how many oral histories did you capture? >> there's a long list there. >> 100? >> close to 100. >> over what period of time? >> former soviet union. over three years. former soviet union, united states and france. >> over how many years? >> a flee-year project. >> you finished the book when? >> beginning of this year. i finished the book just around september 11. >> of 2001? >> 2001. >> ok. i want to get some of this personal stuff out. time goes by so fast. you learn in here that yitzhak rabin who was the chief of staff of the army had a nervous breakdown? >> he did. physical and nervous breakdown. >> did he ever admit this? >> eventually he did. >> when? >> a week into the crisis. a week after egyptian forces enter sinai and a week after the egyptians evicted unef. >> before june 5. >> well before. two weeks before. >> you also learn that moshe dayan had a brea

the north korean government says it has detained an american citizen who it says has confessed to unspecified crimes. this is the first time north korea has confirmed news reports about the arrest of 44- year-old kenneth bay. north korea has detained several americans in recent years but they were all eventually released. >>> time is 5:15. a big blow for house speaker john boehner. he sent members of the house home for the holidays after being forced to cancel a vote on his own fiscal cliff plan b. as ktvu kilah campbell reports. a deal could now be in the hands of the democrats. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner just announced he will be speaking to the media in less than two hours. he did not have the support he needed from republicans last night. boehner left the capitol after that vote. he released a statement saying it's up to harry reid and president obama to come up with a plan to avoid going over the fiscal cliff. the white house released a statement saying the president is confident he and congress will quickly come up with a plan. i spoke with a senate republican who said he w

the state department has confirmed that an american citizen is being held in north korea. spokeswoman victoria nullen said the u.s. government is working through sweden that funnels request to authorities in north korea. still ahead -- exactly where are the $1 trillion in spending cuts the democrats are talking about? first, will hillary clinton be on the top of the democratic ticket in 2016? this holiday, share everything. share "not even close." share "you owe me..." share "just right." the share everything plan. shareable data across 10 devices with uimited talk and text. by htc for $49.99. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting. exclusively at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. this holiday season, give the gift that's magical: the innovative airfit adjustable pillow at special 30% savings. >> bret: as we mentioned she is under th

. >>> north korea announced today it's detaining an american citizen. the north korean government says that pae jun ho entered the country as a tourist back on november 3 and has confessed to unspecified crimes. he is reportedly known in his home state of washington as kenneth bay a 44-year-old tour operator of north korean descent. the government is offering no other details but claims the crimes have been proven through evidence. >>> another setback for the "fiscal cliff" negotiations. house speaker john boehner couldn't round up the votes he needed to pass plan b, the gop's measure to avoid the "fiscal cliff" so he canceled the vote. plan b is designed to prevent automatic tax hikes on people making less than $1 millio a year. boehner says it's up to the president and democrats to make the next move. >>> some 800 bay area jobs are heading out of town. chevron plans to move those spots to houston over the next two years. however, it plans to keep its corporate headquarters in san ramon. the jobs are mostly technical positions dealing with information

also an american citizen. same cause of death. we have done things in the past decade or so that if you asked anybody in advance of us starting to behave this way, whether the united states would be a country that behaved this way, no one could have predicted that. the response of a massive terrorist attack in 2001 would be we would declare we were at war. congress passed an authorization of military force against the group that attacked us and associated forces. and the power granted by that authorization to use force undergirds a lot of the things we have done. things that constitute unimaginable behavior for the united states of america. we're on a war footing. and is that war footing forever? that's the question, right? when does it end? it's not a philosophical question, it's an empirical question. it's not a war we planned on winning. we planned on fighting it for awhile and eventually stopping, maybe. i'm not just saying that because that's my take on it. i'm saying that because it's been the understanding all along from th

. >> it is shameful because they can give you not one logical reason that an american citizen needs an assault weapon. not one. they aren't good for hunting. they serve no purpose. in the hands of someone really mentally ill, they can do damage that is -- it's inconceivable to us. and we've got to put an end to that. this is one of those issues, piers, where i think the american people have to say, some people you just sort of can't have a rational discussion with. we have to take this matter into our own hands and protect our children. i think that's what our country has to do, i think the president, the speaker, i think senator reid, folks have to come together and say let's put children first, and let's not deal with people who are just, i think, irresponsible in their responses to a tragedy in this country. >> we have covered this ever night since the sandy hook massacre and we did the same after aurora and others and there's been this escalation in the scale of these atrocities and i have been getting angry this week at some of the gun rights people who have come on the show, very

getting details here at cnn about the kidnapping and rescue of an american citizen in afghanistan. a doctor. we don't know much yet only when the u.s. military is telling us from the war zone. we do know the american doctor's name is dr. dilip joseph. u.s. military officials tell us he was kidnapped by taliban insurgents on wednesday near kabul. today, american and afghan troops working together found and rescued him from taliban captivity. we'll let you know more details as we get them in here on cnn. >>> egypt's opposition isn't backing down, despite president mohamed morsi's cancellation of a decree. his critics called it a power grab. they're opposed to referendums scheduled next weekend on egypt's new constitution. >>> and now the 2012 winner of the heisman memorial trophy is -- johnny manziel. >> he is known as johnny football. and tonight he made history. texas a&m quarterback johnmy manziel won football's prestigious heisman trophy. he's the first freshman ever to win the award. manziel led a&m to a 10-2 record including a monumental victory over previously undefeated alaba

an american citizen, a kid that grew up in what i think is the greatest country in the history of civilization'm scared that my little girls are going to grow up in the great -- they're not going to grow up in the society i know. i'm ashamed to admit. maybe it is my civic duty to be more responsible and to do my homework to understand what the issues are. i don't know yet. i am just scared, about deteriorating, the basic core values of what is right and wrong in the fabric of american society. and i'm not the type that is going to push my religion on anybody else. but i know one thing, there was somebody that walked 2,000 years ago that set the ultimate example of how to live and treat people and how to live. and that is what example i follow. and if we follow that example i think we'll be right with the world. >> pat kelsey, i think we're speaking with the audience tonight. i think we strongly believe you performed your civic duty nobly when you decided to speak out on this. thank you very much, for joining us tonight, coach. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up in the rewrite, what newt

. >>> north korea announced today it's detaining an american citizen. the north korean governors say pay john ho entered the country as a tourist back on november 3 and has confessed to unspecified crimes. the government is offering no other details but claims that the crimes have been, quote, proven through evidence. >>> it's 5:39 right now. a well-known olympian comes clean about her double life as a prostitute. >> news out of facebook, their new plan to charge to charge for messages. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, chicago jail has been captu early tuesday, two convicted >>> one of two men who staged a daring escape from a high-rise from a chicago jail is captured. early tuesday, two convicted bank robbers broke out of the metropolitan correctional center. officials say they punched a hole in the bottom of a window and used bedsheets to climb down about 20 stories. late last night authorities caught up with 37-year-old joseph banks. 38-year-old kent conley is still at la -- kenneth conley is still at large. >>> a man who stole holiday gifts off a porch is bust

you know, there's just nothing like being an american citizen. you can say what's on your mind and you get to vote, or do you? because according to the census bureau, 60 million people failed to vote in 2008 because they weren't registered. some people had moved or were unaware of the deadline to register, because it's quite a bit before the election. they also apparently were quite discouraged by the complex registration procedures. so, because of that, attorney general eric holder has a solution for our voting system. in a speech last night that really largely went unnoticed, he said this. "automatically register every eligible voter in america and enable their registration to move when they do." so is this an obvious solution or is this the government going too far? "outfront" tonight, political analyst roland martin and david fromme, senior adviser to president bush. david, i know you've written extensively about this. on its surface, that just sounds terrific. just make it easier for every red-blooded american citizen to be able to vote. but

>> the justices looked at the question, if you're an american citizen and you are legally married inhappens if you visit another state and you end up in the hospital? do you have any visitation rights? once this has begun to move, it is going -- it is so complicated that i think the court felt almost compelled as a national institution to look at it. >> and i think, lawrence, as i have talked to lawyers about this, what people need to understand is that there is the question of your ability to have benefits. this is not whether the defense of marriage act is completely thrown out. that is that question. and then prop 8 in california is about whether the courts can intercede and say the will of the people and express in a referendum is something that is not right and uphold marriage equality there. >> there's a very narrow ruling that would basically only apply to california. and so this may be the first of what becomes a generation of cases or 10 years of cases. we do know this. if the supreme court rules against marriage equality in any fundamental way, that will not stand. the kids

clear that this has affected him not just as the commander in chief, but as a father and as an american citizen in a way that almost no other tragedy has, and i wonder if you could give us a sense of what it was like to be in the room with him, what interaction you have with him, your reading in the situation insofar as it affected him. >> i have never seen this president who is always calm and collected so shaken by an event like this. he said that this was the worst thing that's happened in his presidency, and you could tell that he spoke, as you pointed out, alex, both as a father and also as the head of this country in knowing i think what every parent knows in their heart that this is our watch, our time, this moment. this is a match that cannot be postponed. we must take action, and while there's no single panacea that exists out there, we know that not acting only further exacerbates a problem that we know can be addressed and should address, and this president, boy, did he lift up the people of connecticut and sandy hook and newtown yesterday, but beyond that, you know and i think those

so i think you would be better off as an american citizen wanting g.e. to be able to go to every corner of the world toe to toe compete hard then sitting here and losing market share in the places in the world that are growing. i can tell you with great certainty it is 100 times harder to get an order in angola than it is in chicago. i wish all our customers were in chicago, i really -- >> rose: (laughs) >> it would be infinitely easier. but the places where our customers are are the places and you don't do that unless you create jobs in other places at the same time. but i'm here to tell you, we're a big exporter, we'll always big a big exporter. we're a net exporter to some of the toughest places in the world and we're a good competitive american company. >> rose: like america's changing china is change. the growth rate has gone from double digits to right around 8%. they may be being stabilized now as we speak. what does that mean for china? and what does it mean for the united states? and should it change the expectations? >> i think it's good for ch

north korea has detained an american citizen, and says he confessed to unspecified crimes. he was identified today as kenneth bae, a korean-american tour operator from washington state. north korean state media said he entered the country, with a tour, on november 3. the north has detained five other americans since 2009. all were released, eventually. american leaders past and present paid tribute today to the late senator daniel inouye of hawaii. a cwd filled the national cathedral in washington for the service honoring the japanese- american who became a war hero and served in the senate more than 50 years. president obama recalled watching inouye during the televised watergate hearings in 1973. >> to see this man, this senator, this powerful, accomplished person who was not a central cast. and the way he commanded the respect of an entire nation, i think it hinted to me what might beossible in my own life. >> sreenivasan: inouye died monday at the age of 88. a pre-christmas storm rumbled across the great lakes today, toward canada. the storm had closed roads and grounde