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agenda runsama's through the d c circuit. he can't get what you want through congress because the american people in november 2010 said they had had enough and issued a national restraining order after watching two years of this administration unrestrained. now the agenda runs through the bureaucracy and the d c circuit. now a legislative check on the president. the administration doesn't much like checks and balances. they want to circumvent the people with an aggressive regulatory agenda. our colleagues want to facilitate that by filling up the court that will rule on this agenda. a court that doesn't even have enough work to do if it means changing the subject from obamacare for a few days. they think they can change the rules of the senate in a way that benefits only them. do it so that the agenda gets enacted but a future republican president could get his or her picks confirmed using the same precedent. they want to have it both ways. >> we didn't have a chance to debate the change in rules, so i will speak now on some

in washington d c sam socks are too. ands talk more about this as one hundred birthday were to go back to an interview. everest was to play before and that's with tears and sobs activists with the top one hundred and our very own art east kerry and boring. what started out as a dangerous thing as a lender of last resort it was established to create an elastic currency the currencies that has changed from the gold standard. well we have now is completely free up money is backed by nothing by the promise of the government and it has expanded the current ceo and president of ufo's so in that role the federal reserve has changed significantly over the passenger in. when we start to see a really spike in that direction but it's always been around a war is are you more wine is when the fad of ramped up its printing press helped fine for the war and in the atlanta federal reserve became an actual pay the agency and then began after the vietnam war. that's when richard nixon closed the gold window and made of concrete leafy on.

thanks to toys for tots and a former d c mayor, hundreds of d.c. kids will have some presents to open up on christmas morning. this happened in an area where nearly half the children live below the poverty level. event it slated for three hours but in time and it's the toys are gone. -- in 20 minutes, the toys were gone. for hundreds of kids who thought up until now said it was not stopping at their homes for christmas. these strangers delivered holiday cheer at no cost to their parents. >> [inaudible] sandy is a mother of five and still grateful -- so grateful for this generosity. >> stuff like this gives us hope. >> people like marion barry. his animal -- annual toy giveaway to place this year. >> it makes you feel sad to some extent to know that as rich as the city is, as rich as america airs -- is [inaudible] >> 40% of children live below the far -- federal poverty line. for theirout grandchildren who lost their mother. not something to smile about the season. she and many others were on the receiving end hoping to give next year. >> i have bee

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>> first of all, a came through the d c circuit. the people there were fabulous, a absolutely fabulous. i got advice from a good friend, larry silverman, who was just a wonderful mentor on the d c circuit for the entire 15 months. [laughter] and he continued to be a friend afterwards. when i got to the court, i was enormously blessed. byron white was still there. but my closest ally and friend when i got there was justice scalia. [applause] at the expense of embarrassing him or the risk of embarrassing him, as beat up as i was when i got there with the workload, i do not know how i would have gotten through it if he had not been there. he became, quickly, a friend. he began family. he and maureen just became -- you know what? it was not that we always agreed on every case, but we agreed quite a bit. it was that i could count on him and i could trust him. i could go and talk to him. there were days when i was getting beat up and he was a friend and a colleague. but oftentimes, a friend. he was very kind to me. and first ---- those on

mass collection of phone got up by the nsa is walsall just over a week after a judge in washington d c ruled that dragnet surveillance would likely be proven unconstitutional. the lawsuit brought by the american civil liberties union was dismissed but the rights group is expected to appeal the most to bring a fortnight as teach us. the federal judge in new york and william are poly ruled friday that protections under the fourth amendment do not apply to records held by third parties like phone companies. yes the nsa is indiscriminate and systematic collection and storage of phone records belonging to all americans while that's lawful this decision came down because the aclu was silly to call the nsc will manage data collection program but the federal judge granted the motion filed by the obama administration to you i'd dismissed the challenge him in his ruling judge paul e center yet as seeds one school only works because it collects everything right during his decision he also raise the nine eleven attacks argui that if the nsa is mad at the debt collection program had been in place b

a congressional hearing investigates a september mass shooting at the washington d. c. navy yard. the focus will be security at those federal facilities. now in the case of the navy yard shooting, the gunman was a contractor who did have security clearance. on september 16th, he walked into the washington navy yard with a sawed off shotgun. he killed 12 people before he was shot and killed by police. >>> back here at home we now have some results from the weekend gun buyback programs in oakland and san jose. in san jose, 445 weapons were turned in, including several sawed off shotguns and seven assault rifles. in oakland 146 firearms were taken off the streets during the buyback. it includes 73 handguns, 69 rifles and shotguns and four assault rifles. >>> it's a high-tech summit at the white house, the silicon valley heavy weights attending and what the president wants from them. >> and a shocking surprise at this justin timberlake concert, how that man there was able to get his girlfriend up on the stage. >>> good morning, right now we are looking at traffic that's getting busier

nate and all the c i a mall in d c i a black site. on this year it was captured in the u a e in two thousand to convey that was found in pakistan and that she loved them both plans for the cit a secret prison network often called black sites. after that the two men were sent to guantanamo bay where they remain to this day. the men claimed they were tortured at secret c i a prisons in coal and a country that has laws against torture. while cullen has not officially admitting its role in the cit program there is significant and documentary evidence according to complicity from calling for a maniac and lithuania in creating the secret detention facilities for free and research are often black crow we have now heard overwhelming and uncontested evidence at this tag eight was running a secret torture prison on polish soil. but the polish government's given many oppornities to do so the polish government has failed to contest that a new prisoners were being held down the rule of law and tortured by the caa inside their own country. homeland

this is just the latest dental heading to washington d c police force where one officer was arrested this month for child prostitution another officer was also arrested this month per child . without officer committed suicide. still ahead here on art in opinion on the us congress is the only thing crumbling. the capitol building left church or work not seen for decades the cracks between party lines will be so easy to repair an indepth look up to the press the new warriors stories. you know. changing the world likes. no pictures i don't. the quote for you stay with the story. this year. instead of working for the people politicians the mainstream media. right on it whoo. while. a the body if you don't. the deal but the price is the only industry specifically mentioned that's because a free and open price is critical to our democracy should out of it. oh well in fact the single greatest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government so we can hide change my handful of transnational corporations that would profit by destroying the earth. and on the show we r

john has been to d c federal appeals court questioned the need for genital searches of guantanamo bay detainees who wanted as a facility to me with their lawyer its lawyers for the men currently being held said the search began after the camp staff move the conference location twelve building outside of the detention facility. they allege it was meant to discourage these men from meeting with their lawyer is no attorney david reid has told rt back in may the genital circus started right after the mess hall were strike in the facility began. there was a way to punish the prisoners were starving themselves. your daydreams talking about home in base and the searchers are i think that this would be objectionable. from a westerner standpoint outrageous for a plate of western standpoint. but for devout muslim and i think it is. the while one of the worst forms of humiliation there could be and for that reason if they don't want to leave their camp up because of the searches. they end up not being able to meet two more years not being able to have telephones with their telephone calls with t

of two white parents the man in the wheelchair they're getting forcefully tackle bite to washington d c metro police men in the spring of two thousand eleven. they said harris was drinking in the charges against terrorists were dropped shortly after this video was released. paul harris alleges that please use excessive force them apart stitches on its head. the pleats were once again not charged and kept their jobs unfortunately these examples can go on and on and on. but unlike any of those cases i just mention in this case that kelly thomas the officers are facing charges. please for kelvin is receiving one of those rare days in court. we should all pay close attention to this case. well staying on this issue of police officers are increasingly be outfitted with tiny cameras known as the lipstick cameras to record everything officer sees a deals with during his or her chef. some say this technology offers unprecedented accountability on the part of police by making sure everything they do it reported. this also has privacy advocates raising concerns that she's endured a bit more. for

. >> the deadly typhoon in the philippines will be the focus at a hearing in washington d. c.ay. the house foreign affairs committee will talk about the u.s. response to help with recovery efforts. at this point the u.s. has provided a little more than $50 million in humanitarian assistance. more than 5200 people were killed in that storm. more than a thousand are still missing. >>> ktvu is proud to be teaming up with the red cross to help the victims of typhoon haiyan in the philippines with the help of our partners, ktvu will match every dollar you donate up to $40,000, and all the money will go to the red cross. if you'd like to help, just go to ktvu.com, look for the information right on our home page. >>> right now it's 6:27. making treasure island safer for the people who live there. the major cleanup effort that's about to get underway and the reason it means many people will have to find a temporary home. >> and we're live in san fransisco where a mystery diner has been leaving thousands of dollars in tips to restaurant servers here in the bay area. we'll tell you whic

but that doesn't sum up it was at a mall in d c to city meets the media concerning what to look on his talent as foreign troops of planning to keep the country next and how they work if the new government has been trying to negotiate with the dotted line to join the peace process and an ultra comfy to greenpeace. i did not instruct cooperation act during a visit to present on that guy's eye to the hair on the deal comes amid tensions with the us at sky site is resisting the fighting off a long term security agreement with america. the report. this didn't come because the united kingdom done on this in the heat and mix with the onion dissident us into honey. more to be designated for use on them not to show pointed to economic i'm going to call the nation the meeting came shortly after u s defense it did teach us a good visit to dublin on the sydney the seventh of may he said another meeting and said he could become the new deadline for the security pact between the united states and of god has done a d this guy is a housing led him to sign the uniting of guns done to visit troops and s

oil and an update on this growing opposition leader in the shop my the sixteenth i am in washington d c i m lopez and you love watching our team selected st mesa top story starting off with our landmark ruling could pave the way for more regulations of the national security agency us this far judge richard leon role that the nsa spying program violates the fourth amendment prohibition o unreasonable searches and seizures decisions as well. the court concludes that plaintiffs have standing to challenge the constitutionality of the government's book collection and querying the phone to record an idea that they have demonstrated the substantial likelihood of success on the merits of their fourth amendment claim it and that they will suffer irreparable harm. absent a luminary in chapter one lead truly defines the meditative collected from the phone calls that take place from the war with in the last judge leon also said the department of justice failed to demonstrate how collecting the senate a nap actually towards europe wants turning now to talk about this is rachel levinson waldman consu

the two-gay investigative hearings are at the time to take place in washington d. c. they'll hear testimony from the faa and boeing and other aviation companies. >>> how safe is your personal information? many individuals from california have concerns. the california health exchange is giving the names of 10s of thousand of consumers without letting them know. they say the information they shared was only to make the process for consumers easier. >>> more information tonight about an amber alert out of washington state. they may be a driving a fordoes scape with temporary washington registration. he's accused of abducting this 14-year-old on wednesday. police believe he could be headed to mexico. >>> a fire gutted this family's home. it started after 4:00 this afternoon. i took an hour to get the fire under control. no injuries. they believe it was caused by an electrical power cord. >>> a police office in new mexico has been suspended after shooting at kids in a mini van. >> reporter: it's caused outrage. the chaos started when the police officer pulled this woman ov

santa was having fun in d. c.y many people celebrating with love and reflection. >>> back in the bay area, keeping an eye on the surf, if you're planning to take a holiday walk on the beach, a strong seasonal swell is set to hit coast lines, an increased threat of rip currents and waves. a coastal hazard statement for northern california beaches from so noma county to south bay. advised to keep off the rocks near the water and keep a safe distance from the tide. >>> well, we won't get to enjoy a nice little fire on this christmas day, the burn ban have also been issued once again, it continues today. air quality officials say pollution expected to hit unhealthy levels and high pressure systems, no burnings allowed indoors or outdoors unless of course that's your only source of heating. you might not need it, mild conditions to set records, here's erica, merry christmas. >> good morning, and merry christmas annie. we're talking about natural heat, 70s down in the south bay as we head into the afternoon. as of right

. >> record-breaking high temperatures in the d c area. as we experience those temperatures, other parts of the country with snow and ice read -- snow and ice. are hours away from a critical deadline in the new health care law. and it is a familiar tune. so close, but the redskins could not pull out a win against the cowboys. more showers and storms are heading our way. let's get a timeline of what we expect and when. >> we have been busy in the weather center all afternoon. now we are watching the line of heavier showers that will arrive later tonight, dropping as much rain across the metro area. temperatures outside still about 15 degrees above average. 61 degrees at reagan national airport. 64 degrees at dulles international. look at the records. reagan national tied the record. degreesade it up to 71 and the same at bwi marshall. around charlotte, this will train our direction as it moves through the overnight hours, with the heaviest rain arriving during the early morning. it extends through tomorrow areas coveredthe include the distr

that is all long gone. .lear skies for the overnight if your travel plans take you outside the d c area, no problems at all. not looking at any delays. look at the forecasted highs. miami -- 77 degrees, lots of sunshine. what to expect for the next seven days. that is coming up ia few minutes. >> see you in a few. noon, a pilot was tired and overconfident when he collided with another fighter jet off the coast of maryland. both pilots survived the crash. military investigators say the pilots did not maintain a safe distance. a lack of discipline was also a factor. much now know just how damage was caused when two fairfax county school buses went up in flames. firefighters but the price tag at $160,000. the buses caught fire overnight. in chantilly. no one was injured. maryland'sersity of statue is intact despite a fire. the terrapin was surrounded by b itss -- students ru nose for good luck and leave offerings during exam weeks. the fire might have started when a candle was knocked over. the statue itself never caught fire. >> the bipartisan budget deal is on the verge of passing the se

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. >> shay pointed out a d. c. inspector's report that said park and rec workers are using drugs and alcohol while on duty. >> supervisors and managers were preventing to report it. >> i would have to look at that. >> wants her to look at a lot of security issues and soon. in d.c., bruce leshan, wua, 9. >> parks and rec acting director is promising to get back by christmas day. on security measures to prevent employees from staging similar late night parties at other pools and rec buildings. >>> want to, the recount is underway in virginia's attorney general race and three jurisdictions. fairfax county, alexandria, and chesapeake. the rest of the state starts tomorrow. it has been a long process determining whether mark herring has the most votes. peggy fox has been in fairfax since the recount began this morning and she joins us to report the total numbers have already changed. how so, peggy? >> well, i can tell you this. this recount process has already identified votes for both candidates. we are hearing mark he

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it is the right place to be because t n d c has been a powerful change and i'm glad their championinginghe center between health. no one else can do that because you've got it it right here in the community. today's symposium is part of a commitment that our city is making. i wanted to let you know all the things we're going to continue the housing for everybody. last week, we you wanted up the helen rogers and my good friend reverend hall was under its a public-private partnership that's now to just conclusions in the wonderful home for more than one hundred of our cities protecting and homeless seniors. 25 of those units are set aside for the seniors. and last month we broke ground to house youth that was formerly in foster he care we were in chinatown breaking ground for homeless families and protecting residents. all of those housing developments have supported services on site to make sure our residents live healthy lives. it won't stop there. let me repeat it will not stop as a matter of fact, 25 percent of all the housing that's being built in san francisco 25 percent of them are

the tech industry gets the country, washington d. c. rich port third, and boston came in at number five. >>> this is the second year in a row that san jose topped that list but as robert shows us, the factor that puts the city on top come at a price >> reporter: san jose comes with attention, but the met rho metropolitan area and connects to the fourth richest, the san francisco area. >> well, it helps with the image, the fact that people who have money are staying here >> reporter: the bureau rewarded the area, which nets $90,000 a year with its high paying jobs and the housing markets. the south bay group, known for its forecasting of silicon valley, angie says the high cost of the housing is something to watch. >> you have to pay people a lot more to live nay in an area where expenses are ridiculously high, and unfortunately, that's common about housing >> reporter: in san jose about one fourth of home sales are done with cash. >> it does make it harder for the guy who has to qualify for financing to get that property. i think the ci

the c-d-c is urging people to get their flu shots. this year - the most common flu strain is the type known as swine flu. flu vaccines are recommended for everyone six months and older. >> catherine:new tonight. a memorial service has been scheduled on new year's day in centennial, colorado. for the victim of the arapahoe high school shooting. investigators say an 18- year-old gunman shot high school senior claire davis in the head on december 13- th. >> catherine: just over a week later. investigators say the suspect, karl pierson, wanted revenge against a faculty member. when he didn't find that person - he shot and killed himself as a security officer closed in. >> clifford davis was actor school. she was very much engaged in the responsibility in process of preparing herself for her future. claire davis was in her school >> catherine:a developing story. we now know a bay area couple is among the people thoughtgeorge and norma trillia are from richmond. there are 74 people on the ship - which has been stuck in ice since christmas d

. >> there is a court case right now -- the net neutrality appeal is before the d c circuit. of partsr anticipation of the order will be overturned? you have to be a general consul at the department of transportation. i know you are a good court watcher. what is your expectation based on what you have seen so far? the court began to ask questions as courts usually do , about theuity extent of the commission's authority and the impact of certain words if they are not completely clear. i think that the reason arise in because the is weight of the regulars was crafted was in a way that it would appear to potentially from offerings to consumers in the future services that consumers might want to have. it was that ambiguity and that toertainty that i think led -- let verizon to say that this could be problematic, not just for us but for public policy. that being said, i do not know how the court will rule. as i said before, no matter how the court rules i believe there has been established at this point sort of a commonly accepted set of standards for the way that people do busine

president obama's agenda runs through the d c circuit. he can't get what you want through congress because the american people in november 2010 said they had had enough and issued a national restraining order after watching two years of this administration unrestrained. now the agenda runs through the bureaucracy and the d c circuit. there is now a legislative check on the president. the administration doesn't much like checks and balances. they want to circumvent the people with an aggressive regulatory agenda. our colleagues want to facilitate that by filling up the court that will rule on this agenda. a court that doesn't even have enough work to do if it means changing the subject from bamacare for a few days. they think they can change the rules of the senate in a way that benefits only them. they want to do it so that the agenda gets enacted but a future republican president could get his or her picks confirmed using he same precedent. they want to have it both ways. >> we didn't have a chance to debate the change in rules, so i wil

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remember, you can also vote online at u.s.a.todayhss.com/d. c. as always, we will highlight the winner friday night. >> tonight, we start with breaking news out of northwest d.c. fire crews are working to put out a fire on the fifth floor of a nine story apartment building. it's along the 2500 block of calvert street. crews have been evacuating that building and at this point, there are no injuries being reported. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. good evening to you, i'm lesli foster. >> derek mcginty still in route back from assignment in south africa. let's get started with a look at the most important stories in your world in 90 seconds. >> the couple was leaving the mall just after 9:00 sunday night heading to their luxury range rover suv when two men approached. >> and was shot before he entered his vehicle. >> the shooter and his accomplice got into the strig's range rover and took off. the 30-year-old men would not make it, later dying at the hospital. hundreds of volunteerin

is while going for the weekend could be happening out here in very well we happening in washington d c up and down the eastern seaboard. what's causing this is that we have this big dip in the jet stream that spring in some snowfall across the rockies even into nevada. you can see thirty to thirty five centimeters of snow also some rainfall in southern portions of california. that is going to be developing a new storm system still seeing the snow off your towards the north but the big thing is that once this new storm starts to develop its canadian gathering all that warm out how to that activity pushing towards the northeast getting a lot you into this thing this is a reason to be or whether we wanna watch after the weekend but i've added a few easily. the mini summer that is one of the happening here in new york and washing the seal it up to twenty three by sunday. thus the cure was whether his accent forecast. aye aye aye the eye. that's a slight sour from all of this year and it is. the offer. did. ch. he he he he he. from here. you name meaning me was i. i was today is the man is

d-c mayor vincent gray has said he supports a wage hike, but not above 10 dollars an hour. the next vote is expected early in 20-14. fast food workers will be taking to the streets in more than 100 cities tomorrow in another push for higher wages. the one day walk off is part of an ongoing campaign to raise hourly wages to $15, organizers are hoping for the largest demonstration yet. similar protests were held this summer. a restaurant lobbying group says past demonstrations have fallen well short of participation goals. despite ongoing labor issues, business is not slowing down in the restaurant industry. the national restaurant association's performance index rose to a four month high in october, as restaurant owners remain optimisitc about sales growth in the months ahead. chris walsh of restaurant review site zagat.com says tabs in america's restaurants, are also on the rise. "the national average for people to eat out is 4.4 meals per week. which i think is pretty high. and every time they are going out, they are spending on average, about 40 dollars." walsh also notes

very normal for us to get dodged by a winter storm here in the d. c. metro. we kind of get scraped a little bit. a few snow flakes falling earlier in the day. we did get that accumulation up in hagerstown, winchester, and points north and west of that and now we're going to see clearing skies as we head into sunday. however, there are more weather issues to talk about. we'll get to that in just a second. we'll start off with the michael and cam. 39 degrees, doesn't get much more miserable than that. chilly rain with the dew point of 35. winds are out of the north, northwest at 9 miles per hour. they are going to get stronger as we head through the morning hours tomorrow. and our weather headlines, the big issue tomorrow morning, especially before sunrise, will be black ice on some of our area roadways, especially north and west of the beltway where the temperature is going to get below freezing. any untreated surfaces are going to see that black ice accumulate north and west of the beltway and especially because some of the salt that was on the roadways might

but this last carried out each thankfully d c area. at the fishes say that water level inside one variant as jockey eleven centimeters since friday and seven centimeters inside the ad that they estimate that comes to about two hundred and twenty five tonnes of water the officials say they haven't noticed any changes in levels in the tanks efficiency the one inside the carrier's contains up to four hundred and forty becca was relieved of radioactive strides him. that's a forty four times in the cabinet minutes to get dishes plan to drain the area inside the barriers and find out what caused the levels to fall. he says that the water may have seeped into the ceiling. officials in japan science ministry had given and zinnias the go ahead to develop the country's next generation rocket for launching commercial satellites the project will begin in the fiscal year that starts in april. they each took me we use liquid fuel for the mean and ten and solid feel for its tuesday as the building cost is estimated at one point eight billion dollars.

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." >> pam: a c-d-c spokeswoman says the man in question has not been confirmed to have an infectious airways spokesman says there was no warning or flag on the passenger's record and the airline was only notified of the risk by the c-d-c through the t-s-a after the plane took off. >> jacqueline: the system is to our east and dropping again from canada. a cold front along with rain associated with it. as the week goes on with the much colder temperatures. for the afternoon in would be breezy and much cooler than it was to that. army in effect for much of the bay area. most once the cold front pushes through here locally will be very light and very brief. as we continue to look you are still seeing snow at o'clock hour. to out tomorrow morning definitely chile been aware as near as cold as it will be later in the week. upper '30's for santa rosa and napa. and to the afternoon death in the cool down tens to 15 will be sought today. than what we saw today >> jacqueline: elsewhere in will be thursday morning. widespread frost. wednesday and thursday it will be corporate cooler >> jacqueli

finally seven decreasing your and nine in washington d c but i'll trust exchange is on the way. very chilly conditions and the center central parts of the us and canada. oklahoma city down to one eight eight forty on sunday although the average is ten decrease this time of year when york city washington dc dramatically wanting up on sunday twenty three foot high clearance capital sum of fifteen degrees high here and see snow. it finally across the europe of bristol and is starting to think the british isles. this is as helpful as a hurricane when gossip about one hundred km from my clique outside activities of gary townsend as we have the highest political clinically safe with northern areas island that conditions for winning on the stormy sky the worst of it will be continuing into thursday morning but yet again the next system will be moving into the quickest i asked why i am in thunder star scott stevens in i'll likely for most of the western continent elsewhere the king khan one decree for indiana and to ny or so. well going to the double digits in christ across the hearing

a winter storm in washington d-c is forcing officials to postpone the asiana flight 214 crash hearingtoday. today would have been the first day of the hearing before the national transportation safety board on the crash at the s-f-o. the n-t-s-b says they are trying to gather more information from experts on the cause of the crash. three girls died and more than 180 passengers were injured when the low-flying boeing 7-77 struck a seawall bordering san francisco bay. now to a story we first told you about on the kron 4 news. kron-4 has confirmed that bart and its unions will be kron-4 has confirmed that bi love watching tv will be outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for

they want the presidents had before the d c recess to auntie bolted from kyiv ukraine. he has become the center of the protests but the staunchly pro eu laval it isn't far behind. opposition activists from the country's western city plan on joining these protesters in the capital. yet meanwhile wants the courts to ban mass demonstrations in the center of the city until the start of next year. european union officials have yet to call the excessive use of force by police during a rally political commentator eyes and across something that this is critical because of how some unique example protest on their own turf. we are for our tokyo that the european union the us and especially to the people in brussels are condemning the ukrainian government for using the potty stool just the tool to deal with this demonstrates is that if i can tell you in any of those countries and your bright moon to use it to grow it in a humid with these deals with a ruthlessly with all demonstrate this. especially if these are demonstrations against the us to achieve which is imposed on these na

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they were seen at a bookstore in washington d. c.s it's become their post thanksgiving tradition. in total they picked up about 20 books. president obama says the long list included titles for every age group including his own. the president and michelle obama is explaining why they don't let their youngest daughter on facebook. president obama told barbara walters that 12-year-old sasha is too young for the social networking site. the first lady says there's a lot on facebook that younger children don't need to see or be a part of. the older daughter malia has limited access to the site and was also recently given permission to date. >>> first there was black friday. then there was cyber monday and now there is giving tuesday. giving tuesday was created last year at a ymca in new york city. it's a campaign to create a national day of giving at the start of the holiday season, and the idea is to set aside a day for people to give back to their communities, either with donations or by volunteering. this year more than 7500 groups are

memorial service for mandel washington d-c. >>> also tonight we'll be introduced to a group of bay areaids who will play a special role in that memorial service for mandela in washington d.c. >> reporter: as beautifully as he sings for oakland pacific boy choir academy, 8th grader aaron sanchez speaks just as beautifully about the moment he found out nelson mandela died. >> a voice of the world has just gone away. we'll never hear it again. >> reporter: the former south african president's death four days ago hit especially hard at this school. >> we have a special connection with south africa. >> reporter: the grammy award winning boys choir has traved the world, but it was a trip to south africa in 2009 that 9th grader brendan singer said had the greatest impact. they traveled to nelson mandela's home. >> being in his house, seeing where he stood like where he got all his great ideas of. >> reporter: they learned to sing in zulu. songs that the choir will reprise on thursday when they travel to washington d.c. the south african embassy has invited the boys to sing at the national cath

chevron trucks are already here and the work looks set to go on reporting in to ingest romania for r t m d c catherine and on top of the chemical felician on top of the water contamination fracking is also blamed for causing earthquakes too when we did more about it on our web site you can read how texas communities so recently two of three rock unexplained tremors were locals are insisting that. sunday's been a day of prayer and reflection in south africa a memory of former president nelson mandela who died on thursday paula slater next reports on how is life was a long walk from being labeled at one point a terrorist to becoming the world's most respected freedom fighter. he's the man who had a troubled and divided land back on the brink of civil war the man who after twenty seven tough years behind bars walked free from prison in his heart was not revenge and i think that his greatest legacy to this country is reconciliation in the last three decades the world tirelessly polished the image of nelson mandela and image recognized around the world only coca-cola is better known better men wh

went on to interview kathleen brooks a research director at fork's dot com and she told c m d c i think it is interesting that germany has gone ahead and given legal status to the bitcoin as it could become an alternative to the euro if the single currency ever ceased to exist is.

trucks are already here and the work looks set to go on reporting and put in just romania for r t m d c calf and. environmental campaigner george barda believes when it comes to choosing between people and corporations politicians are trying to have their cake and eat it too. what you see essentially is this this battle between big business and the interests of the people and a consistent pattern both in the u.k. and romania where you're saying major figures from the energy industry moving into into government directly but david cameron as i came to came to power on the promise of being the greenest government ever and what we've seen is exactly the opposite in romania it's exactly the same scenario we say. so it's not it's fracking because the people want it and then when he's in power he starts dancing to the tune as a these major players like chevron. are staring down fans as at chevron's fracking side and scuffles with police and see all our pictures from the scene online at our t. dot com. on thursday the world lost nelson mandela the leader who fought racism and inequality became