yes there have been problems with how aid has been channeled into afghanistan that have created beenproblems with security companies many of which are of consequently companies and that. include option as well as the perpetration of other crimes but more fundamentally the system is deeply corrupt there is a lot of corruption surrounding the palace and president karzai has not shown much of time and i tall will take the power brokers and take on corruption easier to pass the buck of course when you look at the long history of the you know the us funding both sides ninety percent of our. afghans hold a couple years ago didn't even know what nine eleven was in certain regions when you were there did you get the sense that afghans believe that this war is meant to be sustained i mean when you just see recent news of blackwater sponsoring special operations troops there and also the extension of troops there until two thousand and twenty four potentially the strategic packed with cars destruction well it's very interesting how i perceive football for us and but the states and the internat

what we've been hearing conflicting reports on exactly how many people have been onboard the crashed plane but now it's confirmed that there were only eight people on board the t.-u. two all four airliner and all of them were crew members and so far we know and it's already been confirmed by the interior ministry that four of them died and we know that monday were the captain of the flight mechanic or the second pilot and to the twenty eight year old the girl the flight attendant also died four others have been taken immediately to the hospital here in moscow and three of them right now are in a very hard situation and one of the victims there is in a critical condition actually in the investigation is going on right now but it's. actually it's pretty much clear what happened the. airliner kit kill rear door of the runway at the local airport while landing and crashed into one of the city's highways broke into three pieces caught fire emergency teams and firemen and policemen ambulances have been very quick to the scene and three say that that was one of the reasons why four of eight

she has been offered for the past three weeks. her illness prevented her from testifying before congress about the attack on u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi. that killed the ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. the department faced severe criticism. mrs. clinton who is the most traveled secretary of state in u.s. history is due to step down in the new year. many democrats want her to run for the presidency in 2016. her health is likely to be a major factory in making any decision. >> concerned about the health of the venezuelan president hugo chÁvez, suffering of further complications after cancer surgery in cuba. a television address, the vice president said mr. chÁvez's helped remains delicate. >> venezuelas fis president flew into cuba early on saturday, but it was sunday night before he could visit hugo chÁvez. the president had taken a turn for the worst and doctors were watching how he responded to treatment. finally, this somber statement. >> 19 days after undergoing surgery, president chÁvez's stat

the police officer who met her off the airplane has been talking to the bbc. >> she has been reignited at a hotel near manchester airport with her mother. -- she has been reunited at a hotel near manchester airport with her mother. it is a good news story, and this time of the year we are happy that this has come to fruition. >> were you there? >> >> yes, wheat discreetly to occur from the aircraft with a number of extended family. she has been reunited with her mom. clearly, she is 6 years old. she has been in pakistan the past three years, so she is disoriented. she is a bit quiet. she does not speak english at the moment, so will be a long time for her extended family to get to know each other again. but i am sure with the love of the family, it will go well. >> she was taken straight to her mother, wilkinson. this was her reaction. >> i am absolutely overwhelmed. i am just absolutely overwhelmed at the moment. >> it has been quite some christmas. >> at has. -- it has. >> the situation was serious the past few days. >> not knowing where she was, out, seeing pictures of how she looks

been just thirty two years old and all of them have been flight attendants and now their true being treated at different hospitals here in moscow and we're hearing from the doctors who have been taken care of them for these latest hours that all of them are in a very serious condition and the condition of one of them is set to be very critical with the care to pollute to all four airliner flying from the czech republic to moscow carry it off the runway at new cover airport while lending and then crashed into one of the city's busiest highways caves highway and then broke into three parts and almost immediately caught on fire at the ross three main causes that are considered. to be the reason all of these tragedy and they are weather conditions. of pilot error and technical failure but i have to say that both the captain and the second pilot have been very experienced passionless with the fifteen thousand for the captain and ten thousands of flight hours for the second pilot sully every asian expert is saying that one of the reasons why it all went wrong could be the fact that the ai

and no gunman has been located and no gunfire has been heard which is an important point.he san jose police and the san jose college city college police are actively searching all the buildings. with an active investigation going on. they are providing all of our mission to their 911 call center. all-information is being provided to the campus 911 call center. and this is a very fluid situation. the campus is still on the lockdown. >>pam: there is a lot of anxiety all over the country in light of what has happened in connecticut. certainly, there could be hoaxes and cruel pranks following the massacre. san jose city college has 18,000 students on campus. these are live pictures from sky 787. this is video also taken from sky 7 -- abc high-definition. again, this had started about 4:30. for nearly two hours, it has been on lockdown. there are still staff and students on campus. they want to make sure it that they have cleared all buildings and no begun and are on campus. to make sure that everybody is safe and make sure that there is no gunman -- will keep you updated after

he's been talking with people who have been watching the service, who have been stopping by the makeshift memorial all evening long. don, what have you been hearing from people? >> reporter: i've been hearing a lot. people, of course, coming by to light candles and drop things off, anderson. some were standing out here watching the memorial on their smartphones on cnn and the stone river grill, a tavern across the street they were watching. you can see there's a band here that says, "remember the children." they walked by. they had been playing and walking up and down the street here. people have been hugging each other. they have been crying, they have been comforting each other. the people who are watching in the tavern across the street after the president spoke came out to talk. some people were watching in restaurants. chris, you were watching as well. the president offer any words of comfort to you? >> yeah, i think he -- what he said that was comforting is it's time for change and time to actually do something about all the violence we've been having lately in this country. >> repo

for standing up for revenue generating gross receipt tax that was huge for us in fraction and it has been a major impact for us moving forward as a city and i appreciate your effort on that and clean power as well but really, aura person who's driven by your values and upbringing and you have kept that with you and i really appreciate how you have been out spoken. (applause). . >> supervisor kim? >>> christina not to reiterate what everyone has said but it certainly has been a journey to watch you this year in this new role having melt you first in 2,000 will 20,002,003 we actually spoke at the same rally consists a chinatown c b.c. and i thought i was getting exposed totivist and is supervisors and communities and the worse happening around san francisco and around community oriented planning and one thinking that we know here at the board is land use and budgettings and many of us know how important that expertise is we think about social rights and social services and all of those thing are important and land use is at the heard heart of how we planning communities and how we determine

been injured, who's been wounded, they cannot stop, they keep moving until they get to the shooter and they have to neutralize the shooter, then they have to care for the wound. there are unconfirmed reports of potentially one or two individuals that don't belong in that school, may or may not be a shooter. there are also unconfirmed reports of injuries. right now, as you know, it's a tremendously chaotic situation, parents are arriving, children are being escorted out by police as they try to assess, number one, do they have the shooter identified and have they dealt with him and is there a potential of a second person who doesn't belong there who may have something to do with this alleged assault? >> it is the top of the hour, 11:00 here on the east coast where this incident is taking place, clint vanzant, if you will hold on the line. i'm chris jansing with jansing and company. >>> we'll continue to watch here on msnbc, what is happening in newtown, connecticut, it's about an hour away from hartford, connecticut, the capital of that state. right now what we know, 9:41, a call for po

james has been following procedures for us. one has been going on in court? >>-- jane. >> they've been hearing an appeal in the supreme court. the announcement last week that the electoral commission had voted to disqualify error has been followed by this hearing. also, they are not going to make their decision until around december 30. it could take a few days before we hear an announcement about this. in jerusalem, people feel it is not likely she will be disqualified, because it is such an extreme of. her own party has said if they do disqualify her, they will boycott elections and not take part. so far, people are saying it's not likely. but nobody is really making any predictions, because anything could happen. >> the media in israel has been commenting on this case. it's obvious that the state itself, the attorney general, has said he does not think she should be banned. so the state seems to be on preside as well. -- on her side. >> it seems that way. her most vocal opposition from the far-right last year tried to have criminal proceedings brought agai

any requests that have been asked have been answered, captains have been told to make sure their officers are visibly present before school and after school and made contact with all the principals' offices just to let them know we're here, we're around, and as the link goes out to print out the crisis management hand book, the officers will make another visit to the school offices to make sure it's been printed and they know where it is. we're not putting ourselves on the schools, we just want to know they know we're around. >> as we close our meeting in honor of those victims tonight, commissioner kingsley of all the commissioners knows more about gun violence than any of us and commissioner kingsley will address that issue. we want to be the first -- we want to be at the forefront of this and see what our police department can do. many of us including myself think the second amendment is clearly outdated but what can we do within our power as a commission to make things safer in san francisco. i want to turn it over to commissioner kingsley. >> thank you, president mazzucco, i wanted t

to reconsider their decision on almost because they've been. so helpful in the fight against all socked but the decision to formally recognize the syrian opposition coalition will pave the way for more support for these rebels and they're asking for weapons for a lot of weapons including heavy artillery and the latest from damascus is that this wednesday explosion parked at the syrian interior ministry we don't know whether it was the al nusra front door another rebel organization behind it what do know that it was a massive explosion right this story explosions whether there has been many blast like that in the past mostly suicide bombings. washington is accusing damascus of using weapons banned for use in populated areas in its fight against the rebels this adds to further allegations that scud missiles have been fired and warnings that chemical arms will be the next step jake of homburg founder and president of the future freedom foundation says the u.s. is deliberately demonizing the syrian government we've heard this stuff before about you

but there has been good news. rating agency standard and poor's upgraded greece's standing, making it much easier to borrow money in international markets. it is the second-biggest fine levied on a bank. switzerland that the ubs agreed to pay $1.5 billion in penalties. regulators in the u.s., u.k. and sorts when charged ubs and manipulating a key interest rate known as libor. >> his was person -- pervasive manipulation of global benchmark interest rates by dozens of staff across three continents. and the heavy fine reflects the regulator's concerns. the ubs chief executives said those of all but the extent of the fraud and bribes maybe revealed by further criminal investigations. in just one instance revealed by the u.k. financial services authority, ubs made corrupt payments of around $24,000 a quarter for 18 months to brokers to thank them for helping them manipulate the global industry. libor is used to price more than $350 trillion of contracts around the world. potential losers include pension funds, insuranc

i have to say it's been a real privilege to have been here for eight years in this capacity and working with everybody in the school community. i think we have done a lot in eight years. we have accomplished a lot. we have steadily gone uphill in regards to student outcomes. people are beginning to trust us a lot more now in regards to the public in terms of sending their kids to the public schools. we have reversed that trend three years ago, even though we have done that for three years, the general public still does not really know that yet. and i constantly have to remind them that this is what has happened. and this was even happening before the economic downturn. so it wasn't about the fact that people didn't have any money to go to private school. they were already choosing our public schools. so we have a report every meeting to talk about the positive things in the school district. and so i won't go on and on and on. for me, all of these things are really important to me. this is why i entered the school board eight years ago. this is why i entered education when i was 20 years

sky lark, we've been seeing some violation, 1015, we've been working with the neighbors and southern station, we've been dealing with sound complaints that have come up from that space from a building of condos behind that location. rose wood was a venue on out of broadway near the tunnel that was operating illegally as far as dj's, we have not met by phone the owners of that establishment today, hopefully we'll have that taken care of. the farmhouse continues to be an interest, interesting animal that has nothing really to report because it's long and convoluted and working with neighborhood people and ingleside station, hopefully we'll meet with the neighbors soon, and hopefully we've called into them and have a meeting with them also soon, they've been doing some minor sign, and nile cafe have been operating, one has been operating without extended hours, they should be coming in and also [inaudible], so overall, i know i normally don't go through the list like this, we've had an increase in complaints and we've been focusing attention in addressing those complaints currently and

blocks that killed been serious has been it was seduced shown that the clock in the living room stopped at the time of his death the west and iran are equally failing to move forward iran has long insisted on its right to develop a peaceful nuclear program but suspicion in the west has led to more and more severe sanctions the more iran resists the more the pressure builds and both sides show little sign of giving up and while the west says only dangerous intentions people here in iran believe it's all down to pride and prejudice rife nationality from to her around. another country all because by the international community north korea has been widely criticized of its recent successful rocket launch what the un security council becoming the latest to condemn the move and promise an appropriate response is blocking speculation the country may be facing for the sanctions which i told by the u.s. and some european states while north korea says it may have put a weather satellite into space with countries like japan canada is unlikely to michelle cash cow young chicken agenda she alpha mal

it's been wonderful working you. and i want to add in the thank you's, so thank you for all of the goodwill you have generate from the other groups, you are not just working with engine hering here in your assignment and is but with all of the other division and is i hear so many other good things coming to me about your work with planning and real estate and all of these other division and is getting thing done and accomplished port wide and shoe for for everything and i wish you the best in your retirement. (applause). . >> i'm in charge of the facilities and -- group alan had been in my group for william like -- i joined the point in 2,002 so almost ten years and he is so pleasant to work with and he always had a solution to the difficult problems. anytime i used to go to him, alan can you do this? it seems kind of a complicated problem to me, he said yeah, let me think about it and look at it and within a few hours, he would have a solution by hen and so allean is very talented and a great person to work with and

are, they could have been worse. -- as bad as things are, they could have been worse. this is the strongest typhoon to hit this area in years, and the strongest in decades. in the past, typhoons of the size have killed thousands. but this time, there were warnings and the death toll was substantially lower. but for these people, that is little comfort. one life lost, one livelihood destroyed is still want to many. -- one too many. >> today in brussels, the u.s. secretary of state delivered a clear message, warning nato allies they must honor their financial commitments to afghanistan security forces after western troops pull back in 2014. after more than a decade of war, the country's still fragile. but afghanistan has been in this situation before. in a new book, the author, an afghan native, he writes about the misunderstood a history of the country and what it suggests for the country prepare -- for the country's future prepar. >> what i want to say is that it is not a case of the afghan people are one group and t

been busy working and. the that he used to do well in the inside the embassy and used getting quite accustomed to being under a difficult situation before he went into the ambush he was under house arrest for quite some time so he's going to cross into it but equally well how has wiki leaks been functioning over the past two years and maintaining their funding when this this blockade by the major credit card companies has been in place. well as you mentioned in your opening i mean you know it has been quite difficult we have reserves to rely on when the blockade was in close upon us in december twenty ten so we decided to scale down dramatically. so we've been basically living on reserves of course it affects an organization that relies only on the nation's one mighty five percent of its revenues are taken away but we have been the we've been doing ok we have continued to work and of course we had to spend quite a lot of resources on fighting this banking blockades in many in many venues and we've had a gre

she's been hiding for so long in tonight's daily to. the song above. well. it's technology innovations all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. so sometimes you know it you know and sometimes you know what you don't know and sometimes as the firesign theater says everything you know is wrong and i don't think you or your right. to say that your. mother didn't you know is wrong in this day and age corporate greed and shady back alley deals are the name of the game and with such high levels of corruption greed in our society can be very hard for those who are religious to follow the true teachings of their religion this is especially the case for millions of christians in this country who are struggling to follow their beliefs and teachings in a country that for the most part seems to be morally bankrupt so if you think that jesus advocated leaving the less fortunate in the ditch. and wanted a society where only the wealthy could prosper in everything you know is wrong joining me now is reverend dr susan wei

the roads, we're also told, have been shut down and traffic has been bottlenecked in this area. this is not far from danbury. geographically speaking, probably about an hour, 40 minute drive from new york city if you're heading up the coast and then inland somewhat, between stanford down in the southwest corner and hartford as you can see in the corner, the capital of the state. jason? >> as we saw the picture of the man with the young boy, you can imagine how traumatizing this must be for the children. this is an elementary school. they were crying and holding hands. >> they have these protocols when anything like this -- of this magnitude, there are protocols to lock down and barricade yourself, find safe positions until an all clear is indicated to get the kids out of school. >> obviously as the hours move on, we're going to be trying to get information about the motive of the situation. >> or who? is it anned a dult. >> it's always difficult to figure out why these kinds of things happen. the connecticut state police will be holding a news conference two hours from now. perh

and really this has been a banner year for the port. under the leadership of director moyer and our staff, they have done a phenomenal job. i mean with america's cup, exploratory the warriors the giants you name it and they have just stepped up to the plate and they have done a phenomenal job and so since this is our last meeting of the year, i just want to thank our staff thank you. plast. >> well on behalf of all of the hard working staff of the port, thank you it's been a long time coming and we have been in support of the commissioner along the way and our partners along the city and so thank you for that acknowledgement but please take some of it back. >> thank you. thank you everyone. items from the consent cal lar item eight a to award construction contract 279 electrical service upgrade to an builders incorporated in an amount not to intercede $2,849,999 in a kin semi-cy of 10% for a total authorization not to exceed then $71,049 and item b requests a no cost ten years license with golden gate auto -- society to install and main

victims have been able to exploit, - i think that is unfortunate that that has been allowed to take place, and so, and in my experience working with the domestic violence victims, i think that there are things that are two things that are going on, one, is that many people who have been the victims of violence and bullying as i have been, actually, it takes a while before you start to recognize the patterns of violence that are kind of active in your life. so, i hope that this kind of education that will help people who are victims of violence, actually recognize that they are being exploited that they are in violent situations and it will give them the courage to kind of move out of those situation buzz but what i have found is people who are from the working class and are strained and unemployed, don't have the means to leave abusive situations. president chu made sure that more money goes into this and it is long overdue and so if the experience of me, the experience of the level of discourse around the issue of domestic violence has increased this past year, and then, that is a

opposition has been six months old. has been established in the last few months has been fractured. right now i think only in last month we had been getting together, establishing a united front. i think we're moving -- gaining ground right now. if you compare referendum a year and a half ago we've got 23%. this time we got 36%. we do hope that as the coming parliamentary election we can get majority. if we do that we finally would be able to correct the past of the revolution that focused on human dignity guarantees of freedom. we do need that everybody around the world to stand up and be counted, frankly. we have constitution right now that is not democratic. everybody should put his money where his mouth is, everybody should understand that stability will only come with the democracy. we should not repeat the mistake frankly during mubarak's time that giving or sacrificing democracy on the ouster of -- short term political. >> ifill: the next test will be the parly member terry -- parliamentary elections. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> ifill: >

is still uses prisons like i will graber guantanamo where that's why legions of human rights have been on a daily basis has no rights to criticize the human rights situation in russia. our us are partners and their lawmakers say they are concerned about human rights in our prisons and that's fine of course but there are plenty of issues they have themselves abu ghraib and guantanamo where for years people have been detained without charge it's inconceivable to go to the prisoners walk around in chains like in the middle ages legalize torture inside their own country if something like that happened here it would cause an international outcry and all remains quiet in the us we've heard plenty of promises to close guantanamo but it's still there it's still operating maybe there is still torture going on there is no secret cia prisons has anyone been brought to account and they're pointing out is our problems well thank you who are aware of that making this the ground for passing anti russian laws it's something else sir and we have a no way provoked such action russian lawmakers are curre

fired been backedin punjab. and two men and a woman have been arrested. little consolation for the relatives. the kind of action people in india want to see. >> staying in the country, the head of india's largest business group handed the reins to somebody outside the family and for the first time. has officially given control of the business to a new chairman. tata, who steered the group for 21 -- 21 years transform do it -- transformed into a streamline conglomerate. tata is in the apostle largest group of total combined sales of $100 billion last year. as the u.s. economy moves rapidly toward falling off the fiscal cliff, president obama is about to give a final push. negotiating with congressional leaders from both political parties. from the democrat-controlled senate, top democrat harry reid, and the top republican mitch mcconnell. senator reid says there is no time to reach a deal. mr. mcconnell says he is more optimistic. then from the republican controlled house of representatives, the top republican jo

four people have been killed outside a police station. protesters were demanding the release of a man held in connection with a number of recent killings believed to have been assassinations. three u.s. senators are demanding changes to a new movie about osama bin laden. they complain zero dark thirty .s misleading and inaccurate i knew you in report says the conflict has become increasingly sectarian -- a new un reports of the conflict has become increasingly sectarian. >> the opposition fighters are making territorial gains. they have managed to push into hamas as part of the offensive, taking over some villages, but the government continues to fight back, using what the united nations describes as disproportionate force. neither side is winning the war, and the secretary-general believes there is no prospect to the end of the conflict in syria. >> series begins the year in conflict and ends the year in war -- syria begins the year in conflict and ends the year in war. >> it is pitting the alaouite community against the mainly sunni dom

so, they've been diligently waiting and i've been diligently and patiently noting the ongoing process of the western soma plan and no point in the last seven years has the block of 11th between harrison and folsom been anything other than wmug which would allow our project to proceed. now, seven years later about a month before approval options have been submitted to you, all of which would prohibit new housing and therefore prohibit this project. so, if, of course, we had omaha, nebraskav this would happen at the last minute, my client would have paid for their own e-i-r two years ago paul lord offered us to get in on the overall area plan e-i-r. * we did a little financial analysis of that because each specific project would have to pay their share of that cost and turned out that was still very expensive. so, again, we decided to wait. never thinking that at the last minute the entire project type of housing would be banned from that block. so, in the * . i'm asking because of fairness, because we've been patiently waiting for seven years, to please grandfather in this pipeline pro

he's been the one who's been updating us on everything that's happening. we'll be listening to what he has to say, hopefully getting more details about the shooter. hopefully getting some more details about the next steps in their investigation, lots of questions of why this morning. right now we're on the scene provely a half mile behind me, you get to the elementary school are where this happen. not only was the school an active crime scene as we're told, but the temporary morgue has been delivered here up from new york city to help out in the processing of the more than two dozen bodies that are the aftermath of this crime. we also know that there are investigations happening nearby because of the mother of the shooter was killed as well. and we also know that there's investigations into the weaponry that was used. we know three weapons were used, two pistols and one semiautomatic rifle. so we continue to follow this story here. and we -- we will update you on the latest. we know more, too, about some of the victims. nick valencia has been covering that

they've been there. and they've been attached. was there any movement?ement would be a very dangerous thing. >> what did he say? >> he said no, not yet. movement implies we're going to send in an aircraft in to help them. >> the red line has been specifically drawn. if assad tries to use chemical weapons on his people, america will answer. two-fold. will assad do this as a last hoorah. and what will america do if it comes to it? >> i don't think we're being duped by the administration. there's a difference from 2003 in iraq. and the bush administration was eager to go into iraq. these days, the last thing the obama administration wants to do is go into iraq. in terms of will syria actually use them? i don't think we have any idea. what we do know, is they're not useful militarily. they're helpful in an negotiation, about getting them out. it's hard to see how they advance his cause. >> assad would face complete obliteration if he does this. and some say he wants asylum in venezuela or whatever. he's not a stupid man. why would he risk the wrath of the wo

you know, i have not been in the newsroom a lot. i have been tweeting a lot on the go.le have been reacting to the things i say, and, you know, the other thing i tweeted a picture of a car that said kwrks r.i.p. -- or rest in peace, little angels." i tweeted it out. people retweeted it, saying love this, i thinking of everyone at sandy hook. >> it's amazing wherever you go, hand-made signs, memorial. we saw an extraordinary -- when you come off the highway, someone had a huge truck and they had an enormous american flag and they were laying out a place where people could come. it's almost like there aren't enough places that that i c-- they can put memorials. >> very much so. that's the big difference between yesterday and today. it's given them time to really build up all these memorials. >> there are a lot of people who are in that room who are known across this country, especially in the world of politics in addition to the president. he traveled on the plain with senior adviser david plouffe, with senior adviser valerie jarrett, the press secretary jay carnie is wit

there's been a company here in san francisco called motion loft and they have been creating sensors in various departments. they've covered some 18 different neighborhoods in our city with thousands of different sensors to track pedestrians, vehicles, maybe later on they'll tag bicycle traffic. and that data in the various neighborhoods have, i think, been incredible for their company to launch and to work in collaboration with other companies to see how movement in the city can help us establish patterns, trends, and other things. and they're going to share that data with us. and i believe that data is going to be value with us as we figure out challenges like the small businesses along west portal or in terra val, along 3rd street who see their vacancies and they ask the mayor, how can you invest in neighborhood strategy work a little better with us to attract people to come and be customers in our neighborhood, coffee shops, restaurants, salons and other things? how can we do that? we've always scratched our head saying, you kind of have to do it yourself. you have to create your id

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hard it's been in the northeast where it's been felt particularly acutely. you know come in a recession and that is right. here i mean you know the very people who are living on the poverty line trade union leader about scott's furious with the government's decision to close sunderland's rempel a factory it's a government venture that began back in the nine hundred forty s. to provide employment the people with disabilities two weeks before christmas the government announced that they were going to close the package in factories and it leaves a very bleak uncertain future for disabled workers kelly stubbs was laid off from another rempel a factory back in april and accuses the government of forcing people out of paid jobs and onto a life of welfare we were told in the week before we left the factory. jobs. yeah in fact just four people from his old factory found a job it's not the first time the northern workers have felt the first hand of a conservative government back in the one nine hundred eighty s. in the miners' strike and the margaret thatcher became

and that has been in the neighborhood. and it is something that we do want to support and we want to work something over there to work with them and see how we can be a good neighbor, if you may. >> okay. >> we have not done anything, they have been for a long time and it has not been done. they do work with the local mosque and do a lot of things but not the neighborhood. >> so it is not their responsibility to contact you, it is your responsibility to contact them and have these meetings. the alliance for district 60, the community leadership alliance all activate from that area and it is very easy to get on their agenda and easy to talk to them and that is your responsibility to do that and you know, i just want to say that on the fourth i was there. and it was well after 2:00, and you were still letting people in. and you said, oh, the time had changed. when as a neighborhood representative, i see that and you have not done out reach. i am just wondering, you know,... >> we intend to make the progress in that area, i h

it's been a tense night here in the capital in cairo as people have been waiting for these key results on the referendum of the constitution in the last few hours we've got preliminary results of course fishel ones will come out of the second round which indicates that it was a yes vote the muslim brotherhood together with the media outlets numbers and mounting up there saying approximately fifty six point five percent voted yes forty three point five percent voting no this will seem to being of course a major blow to the opposition forces particularly because in this round only two of the governor it's involved to the ten very tates actually voted as a notice of the constitution this particular stage of the referendum was largely seem to be the biggest chance for a no vote to the constitution as the governor it's involved actually voted against the president during the presidential elections so really right now the opposition forces are going to have to you either drum up support in the next six days for the second round or final time it's a tactic to campaign i think there will be he

has been. from. the egyptian opposition's growing pressure on president morsi is starting to yield results. on the presidential palace. the. constitution could be delayed but that still would not. true explain. the president may see the referendum for spawn's here in egypt provided the opposition forces open dialogue with the president's without preconditions which people see on the streets as meaning without the respite demands here the presidential palace doesn't say spontaneous it's an overnight in protest of this controversial decrees that president morsi released two weeks ago which they see as a power grab and of course the constitution which is going to refer in the next week stacey's dismissed as it was written by an islamist dominated constitutional assembly overnight scenes here with tents as the muslim brotherhood's gathered in nearby mosques to the presidential palace and there are rumors that they would march on the city and how that never happens the scenes were very calm after we witne

markets have been ignoring what's been happening overnight. basically paralyzed by the paralysis in d.c. still we are doing pretty well year to date with the s&p 500 still up 12 percent percent. today the nasdaq is the underperformer. that is due to a big drop in apple. ubs has cut its price target to $700 from $780. apple is down 26%. it hit its record high in september. let's get down to the new york stock exchange. mary, over to you. >> apple's weakness is certainly one of today's themes on wall street along with a lack of direction because of a lack of headlines on the fiscal cliff. as you mentioned, today's economic data, a good reading on industrial production doing little to generate investor's interest today. slumber jay is facing a decline in energy stocks after issuing a profit warning because of weakness in north america as well as weak demand in europe and such. a lift is happening to steal stocks like u.s. steel and metals and minors. also there's signs of life in energy. earlier it had the capital expenditures forecast for next y

they've been going -- the town has been great. the teachers have been great.t and realize the pain and suffering that so many of the people that they go to school with and live with are going through. >> it's interesting. i was so impressed by how gracious and jen rules people in town were to media. honestly, we're camped out on lawns and backyards and we have cable everywhere. people are constantly asking us how we were doing, were we okay, which i really appreciated. what do you think is the healing process going to be for newtown? >> it's going to be a long one, soledad. it's great that the people -- i think people realize that you and -- i'm in the media and i'm a newtowner. they realize this is a human issue. this isn't partisan, this isn't media. we all felt something here. something totally changed across the country and we happen to be at the epicenter of it. it's going to be tough for the town. the families, you know -- i can't even begin to understand what it's going to be like. the town is rallying. this community, i mean, i moved here when i was 2,

they have been used in wars. one of the problems we will probably see in the future and are tried to stop that in this bill is even when we pass the assault weapons bill back in 1994, the manufacturers found ways around it by just adding certain pieces to the gun so they could make it an automatic and semiautomatic with a large capacity clip. that is our goal. i do believe we have a much better chance this time to get it passed. let's not fool anybody. it is going to be extremely difficult. it will be extremely difficult, but i think this time, this shooting, these children, we have to do something. >> congressmember mccarthy, this is nermeen shaikh. i want to ask you a comment made. this is bob mcdonnell of virginia. he proposed having school officials carry guns. he was asked about this proposal on wtop radio. >> another knee-jerk reaction, against that, i think there should at least be a discussion of that. if people are armed, not just a police officer but other officials, school officials, that were trained

where have been i been? i do have concerns not allowing residents to move into the neighborhood is not going to help the cause. i want it to be a plan that is a win-win, not a win-lose. i hope you grandfather in this gentleman's project. i don't want the street next to me just be night life and night activities and come to the neighborhood and party and ruin and go home at night and leave the residents to clean it up. i feel like we're a neighborhood that is -- i don't know, we're just getting going and i feel like there is room for growth and development but i worry this isn't the right plan. there are some things i agree with but others we strongly disagree with and i feel like the type of neighborhood we are we don't have a voice that is loud enough to be heard. i guess that's all i have to say. i am nervous, so yeah, i don't know. let me just think for a minute if there is anything else i want to say. oh yeah, i worry about a big projects that want to go on the corner of eighth and horis son and 400 new

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