james brook, program director of the national league of cities and from boston a reporter with wbur radio. james, you heard player bloomberg. he said the golden age of the suburbs is over, do the fact back him up? >> the facts are mixed. cities, i think, with mayors like mayor bloomberg and others who will be in office, the mayor in st. paul, the mayor in houston, who have had good tenure and good success, they continue to be a great and continuing source of real leadership in cities, in different parts of the united states. yes, there is a generational change in cities like new york and chicago and other places, but i think we have seen a lot of innovative creative leaders at a local level at a time when leadership is needed. i think that does help cities as you look forward some of the fiscal issues being barriers that they have to all confront. >> you mentioned a generational change, and i did back of the envelope calculation between joe reilly in charleston, john hickenlooper in denver, gavin newsome and michael bloomberg. that's more of a century of city hall experience walking out t

tracy sefl, lenwood brooks and james pethokoukis.crew over young people, how do you read that? >> i read it as a chairman of a party is a hard job. i know, i have worked for the party. >> he's having a bad day? >> maybe it was a bad day. i think he's a bit obsessed with the affordable care act and there's so many other things that he also said this week for example, he won't rule out another government shutdown. >> right. >> so chairman free us the, keep talking. >> what do you think he meant? >> it was the funding mechanism. we want them to pay for everyone else and the unemployment rate is terrible. oh by the way when you get older you have to pay more taxes. >> lenwood, last word. >> i don't know exactly what he meant. but i'll deyou this, larry. you can't judge the obama care by what the -- the action by what's happening here. >> all right. thanks very much. i'm kudlow. what if you didn't know that posting your travel plans online may attract burglars? [woman] off to hawaii! what if you didn't know that as the price of gold rises

james briscione and brooke parkhurst. i want to talk about your story.ooked. so i held onto him. no. we happened to reconnect when i was living in new york and here we are now. >> talk about the reunion. you had a long distance relationship for awhile. >> it was new york, birmingham. i was tired of the new york section of the city, i was ready for a good, southern boy. >> absence makes the heart fonder. great way to a man's heart is through his stomach. >> through her stomach. >> what food are you making? >> beautiful, casual spread. we love young, fun, entertaining. not like your mom used to do. creating a beautiful sight where you can graze through the morning. a spiral cut ham. a selection of beautiful breads, homemade cheddar biscuits. and then what james has. >> so we just added some of the ham in there, frittata. some might be intimidated to make something like this. only halfway scramble, then put it in the oven. if too lazy to make scrambled eggs, you can do a frittata. >> jump back in there, scramble up more. pepper, tomato, onion, some ham, add

james back from an injury leads miami over denver 97-94. >>> utah reporter brooke graham, her voice keeps getting higher, and then -- oh, veronica, she loses consciousness during that live interview. and then when she recovers, she nonchalantly finishes the interview there. graham saying on her blog that she commonly faints in high cold altitudes, and that's okay if you want to giggle, because she did this very same thing when she watched that video. >> she is such a trooper. she is such a trooper. >> yeah. >> she gets right back up and keeps going. >> and she finishes it altogether. >> that's crazy. thanks. >>> now for a look at your new year's eve weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. you know, we were just talking to sarah and richard who are saying they're not going to brave the cold. they're going to be indoors tonight because it's going to be how cold? >> yeah, very. >> really? >> times square, it will probably be about 10, 15 degrees with the windchill, so that's not where you want to be. maybe an hour or two, but not longer than that. as far as other areas, it's baderly c

brook had a triple double. okc hands the knicks a loss. the biggest blowout win for a road team in christmas day history. and lebron jamesy doesn't this guy do the dunk contest. he was there earlier and he's out. one of as many highlights he can get the things down. the heat beat the lakers. >> incredible. i can watch that clip of lebron james all day long. unbelievable. >> merry christmas. see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ( tires screech ) d-ohh! ( screams ) captioning sponsored by 20th century fox

we will talk with james andrew lewis from the center of strategic and international studies. and a discussion on productivity in the 113th congress. the brookings institution and norman ornstein of the american enterprise institute join us, and they co- authored the book "it is even worse than it looks." you can see "washington journal" every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the'm standing in front of 1905 wright flyer three, the third and final experimental airplane the wright brothers built and today it survives as the second oldest of the airplanes today. this airplane, which orwell right considered the world's first practical airplane was constructed and flown in less than six years time between the time that they build theirkite of theiruccess particular airplane. it is also a plane that was built less than two years after hawk,rst flight at kitty north carolina, december 17, 1903. what is interesting to think about is that the wright flyer and kitty hawk flew just four times on one very historic day. they were four very important flight and they were the proof of concept, heavier than air flight. the airplane behind me was capable

james can supplement hill training by familiarize your crit with the tactics weaponry and skills needed to conduct operations. you know like when terrorists exploit the use of giant evil rabbits peter singer with the brookings institute and yes this concerns laughable telling pro a games are built and operated by companies looking to make money so the player's identity and activity is track for terror groups looking to keep their communication secret. there are far more effective and easier ways to do so than putting on a troll abbott are this is no documents provide zero counter terror success is coming from the agencies online gaming surveillance books ordered the nsa or the fbi could dig a little deeper when they could not only tractor world of warcraft tactics but also track exactly what you're doing what you're playing world of warcraft by hacking the right in your computer camera. as the washington post reported. this guy's been able to cope or reactivated computer's camera without triggering the light that let users know is reporting for several years that the fbi can watch you as you do whatever you do in front of your computer from playing world of warcraft. to reading the news and drinking your co

>>james: one person is dead and two dozen are injured after a tour bus overturned and san diego county. it happened thursday on highway 15 near fall brook. it took several hours for officials to extricate the woman who died during the accident. there were 22 people on board, including the driver and most were able to climb out of the bus. police said the crash happened with the driver over corrected the bus after it started drifting causing it to spend an overturned. luckily, no other cars were involved. >>james: a least four people are dead after a shooting at manila's international airport. among those killed the mayor of a town in the southern philippines, his wife and his niece. an 18 month old child was also killed by a stray bullet. police believe the mayor who has reportedly survived previous assassination attempts, was the target of the attack. the attack also won the five people and caused panic among passengers caught up in the chaos. police believe a loan up gunmen sprayed bullets as the mayor-at the mayor and his entourage before fleeing on foot and being picked up by an accomplice on a motorcycle. more than 75 people are in

james andrew lewis of the international studies. and then the discussion on productivity in the 113th congress. thomas mann of the brookingsinstitution, the american enterprise institute. since it is even worse than it looks. you can see the washington channel each morning at seven eastern on c-span. >> i'm standing in front of the 1905, the world's first practical airplane. the third and final experimental airplane that the wright brothers built. today it survives as the second oldest of their plans today. this airplane which was considered the world's first practical airplane was constructed and loan in less than six years' time between the time that they built their kite and the success of this particular plan. this is also a plan that was billed less than two years after their first flight at kitty hawk , north carolina on december december 17th 1903. what is interesting to think about is that the rights flyer and kitty hawk flew four times, just four times on one very historic day, four very important flights and very much for the proof of concept of power. but the airplane behind me, the 1905 right fired three was ca

journal" we talk with james andrew lewis. 230 a discussion on product in the 113th congress -- then a discussion on productivity in the 113th congress. thomas mann from the brookings institute joins us. you can watch "washington journal" each morning at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. front of theng in world's first practical airplane. this is the third and final experiment to airplane that the wright brothers built. it survives today. wrightrplane that consider the first practical airplane was constructed and flown.-- phone -- this is also a plane that was built less than two years after the first flight to kitty hawk, north carolina. what is interesting to think about is that the wright flyer in kitty hawk flew four four times on one historic day. it was a proof of concept of power. waslane behind me, the 1095 905 capable of repeated flights and landings. it had upwards of 40 minute. is airplane could fly in graceful circles and do a figure eight and bend and turn and five very much like a modern airplane flies. his is very much a modern airplane capable of being with three independent axes of flight. >> there is more from the wright brothers aviation center next week