. >>> desde francia la interpol lanzÓ una alerta. podrÍa estar en un pais de centro o sudamÉrica.> desde mÉxico, joaquÍn fuentes nos amplia. >>> el dpo mexicano, rafael caro quintero en la mira de la policÍa criminal de la sede de interpol en lyon francia. >>> se emitiÓ la alerta de bÚsqueda. >>> como el asesino enrique camarena y un piloto de aviÓn que en 1985 secuestrÓ y dio muerte. >>> experiencia, no nos dice que vayan a tener mucho Éxito en esta bÚsqueda. y creo que por eso es importante, la participaciÓn de interpol. >>> la fish al vierte que karol quintero puede estar armado y es peligroso. >>> es mucho mÁs difÍcil para Él. esconderse en otro paÍs, que no sea mÉxico que haberse quedado. >>> la policÍa internacional sostiene la peoria que caro quintero que fuera lÍder del cartel de guadalajara. sin embargo, los especialistas no estÁn convencidos de esta situaciÓn. >>> no me extraÑarÍa, que estÉ insisto, fuera del paÍs es un hombre que a pesar de estar tantos aÑos en la cÁrcel. nunca perdiÓ la capacidad econÓmica, que le rodeaba. y que tiene los cursos en este momento para vi

por lo cual las autoridades dejaron de buscarlo hasta que la interpol reactivÓ su bÚsqueda internacionalr como fallecido. >> debe haber requerido un tiempo para poder tramitar y aparecer como persona fallecida. estoy seguro que para lograr ello ha tenido que valerse seguramente de malos funcionarios de esa instituciÓn. >> aunque luego, ante la policÍa dijo no saber cÓmo es que aparecÍa como fallecida en el registro civil. >> las autoridades incluso presumen que en su intento por ocultar su identidad quiso borrar sus propias huellas dactilares con productos quÍmicos. >> cientos de hectÁreas de bosque decimales ha sido consumidos por varios incendios fuera de control. bomberos y aviones y helicÓpteros tratan de contener los siniestros. los residentes estÁn preocupados por sus casas y sus seres queridos. >> con los vecinos nos organizamos y comenzamos a sacar a la gente de edad y las cosas. >> la reserva nacional se encuentra en peligro debido a un incendio cercana. las autoridades emitieron un estado de alerta para ese lugar. >> 4000 mujeres habÍan confirmado su asistencia a una protesta p

which i gave an interpol over ence, it didn't go very well. nd actually got good education shortly there after. but i think there are some things that we can look at. as things evolve, we're seeing a change in the data seeing, the curve of the loss. for payment card fraud, people getting a lot more notifications because there are a lot more cards out there. talk to the card processors, a lot of them are test case, right? is 're trying to find out this a good card? that triggers an alerpt. nce you get a phone call, you're going say yes when javelin calls you, slight we need to understand the data and types.ferent similarly, when we're talking banks he organizations, interested in understanding the value of their own internal credentials. they're ebsites, brands. but wasn't until recently that banks were going after a huge network of websites trying individuals to act as patsies. theftz are the -- these are runners we talk about. this affects our business. we need to go after this. to draw rtant distinction between how you raise a cost in the pa

an interpol study didn't show it, but a large study going on right now called cos mow is probably going to give us the answer in a few years. in the meantime, i'm worried about all this texting, because texting, there's a study on virginia tech that shows your chances of having a car accident are 23 times greater if you're texting while you drive. >> i know what men are saying. what about infertilitnfertility? they carry their phone in their pants pocket. >> a good point, too. that hasn't been studied. the evidence is not in on that either. >> what do you recommend? >> i agree with david's point. i recommend limiting the amount you stick it to your head but i really recommend you don't use the cell phone while driving, don't text or e-mail while you're driving. 25% of car accidents are related to cell phone use. how about talking to each other? that wouldn't hurt. >> how's that? all right. well, speaking of talking, we'll come back with more. got to take a quick break. >> the benefits of exercise. coming up, what if you're one of those people who always puts that off? we'll explain why

>> japan and costa rica put me on the red list with interpol. with costa rica i stopped an operation as the request of the guatemalan government but they charged with me with eight counts of attempted murder. when they saw the evidence they dropped the charges. then i didn't hear anything for another 10 years until i was arrested in germany and that charge came about 10 days after the president of costa rica met with the prime minister of japan. you landed here in the united states facing a contempt of court charge; is that right? >> yeah, charged with 21 counts of contempt in february 2012. the seattle judge denied the japanese their injunction and then in december it was overturned by the 9th circuit court without any explanation given. we were already at sea at that time but we immediately withdraw and they did not fund it and i stood down. but despite that, we are charged with 21 counts. you are still waiting to see what your legal status will be in the united states; is that correct? >> yeah, that is a civil suit though. >> but that kept yo

so interpol has a red notice out for her capture, john. >> susan candiotti, thanks so much. a vastly different picture from what we've been told for so long there. >>> coming up the woman accused of murdering her husband by pushing him off a cliff eight days io their marriage. at the trial today testimony about the alleged lies she told police and her friends and the fake e-mail account th investigators say was created to support these lies. >>> also ahead the latest on our breaking news tonight, a family of six rescued after being stranded for two days in the frigid mountains of nevada. i will speak with someone from the civil air patrol about how they were finally found. that when "360" continues. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>> in crime and punishment tonight, day two in the trial of a woman accused of murdering her husband just eight days after they got married. jordan graham pushed her husband while they were at glacier national park and he fell off a cliff. that much is known. t

i gave it at an interpol conference so it didn't go over very well. i got a good education shortly thereafter. i think there are some things we can look at. we are seeing a change in the as things evolve, curve of what the loss is. for example, for payment card fraud, a lot more people are getting notifications because there are a lot more cards out there. when you talk to the processors a lot of those are test cases. they're trying to find out is this a good card and that triggers an alert and once you get a phone call from your credit card company you're going to say yes when javelin calls you. so we need to understand the when we are talking about the data when we are talking about the and the different types. similarly organizations, banks , have been interested in understanding the value of their own internal credentials, protecting their brands against phishing, they go after phishing websites that are their brands. but it wasn't until recently that the banks are going after money mule sites, huge network of websites that are trying to recruit i

so interpol has a red notice out for her capture, john. >> susan candiotti, thanks so much.y different picture from what we've been told for so long there. >>> coming up the woman accused of murdering her husband by pushing him off a cliff eight days into their marriage. at the trial today testimony about the alleged lies she told police and her friends and the fake e-mail account that investigators say was created to support these lies. >>> also ahead the latest on our breaks news tonight, a family of six rescued after being stranded for two years in the frigid mountains of nevada. i will speak with someone from the civil air patrol about how they were finally found. it's fascinating. that when "360" continues. hi honey, did you get the toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. ñó5wó[ male announcer ] fex one rate. the physical damage wa

so interpol has a red notice out for her capture, john. >> susan candiotti, thanks so much.different picture from what we've been told for so long there. >>> coming up the woman accused of murdering her husband by pushing him off a cliff eight days into their marriage. at the trial today testimony about the alleged lies she told police and her friends and the fake e-mail account that investigators say was created to support these lies. >>> also ahead the latest on our breaks news tonight, a family of six rescued after being stranded for two years in the frigid mountains of nevada. i will speak with someone from the civil air patrol about how they were finally found. it's fascinating. that when "360" continues. it's got the brightest hd screen, super-fast 4g lte, so my son can play games and movies almost anywhere, and it's got office for school stuff. but the best part? i got the lumia 928 for my daughter for free, with the best low-light smartphone camera this side of the north pole. dad for the win. mm! mm! mm! ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ our holiday storefron

the fed is in the business of interpol is in itself between consumers and suppliers and prices.e business of price control. they don't call it that but the fed manipulates interest rates, the stock market. time andit's christmas one has been over indulging in brownies and cookies and one suspects one gains 20 pounds. stepping on the government scale and looking into the government furnished mirror, one sees that one is thinner than possible. the fed has changed the perception of things. it has not changed the things themselves. >> can you give them credit yesterday that it began to pull away from all a great have been massive distortions? >> this is a non-taper taper. said theyhey also will stay at zero not forever but beyond forever, figuratively speaking. >> do you think forward guidance is complete nonsense? >> they are living out the adage that talk is cheap. talk is story of this the fed the leaves and we are meant to agree that the fed can see into the future and approve that future before it happens. saw theyhe fed that were taken by surprise by the greatest financial eve

see if you can't interpolate this for me. what basically is the nest egg of savings that they need to take them in their average situation of lifetime expectancy? a nest egg ofwith about eight to 10 times their salary. you would want them to be about million, aon to $1.5 pretty substantial number. we find that customers at the higher earning levels do not need those hurdles to clear -- the hurdles are not as high. we assume people at those income levels are actually saving. if i am saving 10% of my salary before i retire, i only need to clear a hurdle of $.80 on the dollar. if i paid off my mortgage, that you do notbig nut need to clear. the dollarom $.68 on and up into the 90's for people what lower income levels. >> ok. thank you very much. you directly answered what i wanted to find out. thank you. >> good to know. >> we have a lot of witnesses that do not answer. >> this is a very good panel. thank you, senator nelson. casey'siated senator comments about your personal story. paint a picture of a couple of stories that are

see if you can't interpolate this for me. what basically is the nest egg of savings that they need to take them in their average situation of lifetime expectancy? a nest egg ofwith about eight to 10 times their salary. you would want them to be about million, aon to $1.5 pretty substantial number. we find that customers at the higher earning levels do not need those hurdles to clear -- the hurdles are not as high. we assume people at those income levels are actually saving. if i am saving 10% of my salary before i retire, i only need to clear a hurdle of $.80 on the dollar. if i paid off my mortgage, that you do notbig nut need to clear. the dollarom $.68 on and up into the 90's for people what lower income levels. >> ok. thank you very much. you directly answered what i wanted to find out. thank you. >> good to know. >> we have a lot of witnesses that do not answer. >> this is a very good panel. thank you, senator nelson. casey'siated senator comments about your personal story. paint a picture of a couple of stories that are

internacionale,s sus hijos fueron sacados de país por su esposo, ahora el padre es detenido por la interpol>> muy bien, ahora vamos con el reporte del tiempo al mejor estilo de ximena, que hoy esta acompañada de quienes. >>> este segmento de despierta américa es presentado por el rico cereal para tu familia de corazones felices . ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> pero muy bien chicos, feliz navidad, muy lindos empijamados . >>> ahora sí . >>> ¿ahora si qué?. >>> para afuera . >>> ¿no nos podemos quedar contigo?. >>> no chico, vamos muy buenos días, amanecemos con temperaturas frioas en al zona de los grandes lagos ,vemos nieve, estados como minnesota, wisconsin, illinois, michigan se puede acumular 3 pulgadas por el efecto de los lagos, tiene 90 por ciento de nieve, en la noche desciende un 40 por ciento, otras máximas nueva york 31, atlanta 35, día mayormente soleado ,por ejemplo miami soleado con 40 por ciento de probabilidades de lluvias ,los Ángeles una máxima de 79, día mayormente soleado, imagino que quieren saber cuál es el pronóstico para esta semana de navidad, desde texas hasta california posibilid

president is able to do to get obamacare working and running effectively i think it is going to be an interpol part of the discussion going forward and i completely agree on that. >> host: ron paul attracted young independent and disaffected democrats to the republican party for the gop establishment shunned them. big mistake. >> guest: as i said i thought ron paul -- and i was on the ground and i witnessed the fervor of the ron paul crowd and i thought that he really had something there and was able to tap into people that felt disaffected by their government and was given similar to what we saw in 2008 with then senator barack obama. and i thought if there was a week for him to take that fervor and actually turned into votes this could be something. we were all waiting for the moment when we would see ron paul eventually win the primary but it never came to fruition. so that is a big question for him going forward and how does that translate into votes for what i think will get behind this in the 2016 presidential race. >> host: steve from jacksonville mississippi. >> caller: this is steve f