new mexico has now decided same-sex marriage will be legal in new mexico. the new mexico supreme courtthe state may not deny same-sex couples the freedom to marry, saying the current laws in new mexico are unconstitutional. this ruling today is another victory clearly for gay and lesbian couples nationwide seeking to legally wed. it was a unanimous decision by the new mexico supreme court, ordering county clerks to immediately begin issuing marriage licenses to qualified same-sex couples. they join 16 states plus the district of columbia in allowing same-sex marriage. an important development out in new mexico. >>> in new york city, a lawyer for an indian diplomat is at the center of an international dispute, and that lawyer is firing right back. he's accusing marshals in new york city of heavy-handed treatment when they arrested his client on charges of visa fraud and making false accusations. the allegation she underpaid her housekeeper is just plain wrong. >> there are two contracts. one says send about $500 a month to my husband in new delhi. the other contract is the original cont

. >>> new mexico's supreme court unanimously rules to legalize same-sex marriage. fore the ruling the state neither legalized nor banned gay marriages. new mexico is the 17th state along with washington, d.c., to legalize gay marriage. >>> hhs announcing a hardship exemption. it's for those whose insurance policies were canceled under the affordable care act and feel they cannot find affordable health insurance through the marketplace. hhs says the exemption will provide those affected a shield from the individual mandate penalty, and it will allow them to buy catastrophic plan through the marketplace. >>> the most annoying words of the year. at number five, obviously followed by just sayin'. >> that's a bad one. >> you know at number three. like at number two. and the most annoying word for the fifth straight year in a row, whatever. >> obviously. >> yolo. right, bill? >> no. >> we'll leave that one alone. >>> new york city taxi drivers are stopping traffic with these hot images. shall we satan th tantalizing drivers. >> your bar is a little lower than mine. >> the

today the new mexico supreme court ruled the state may not deny same-sex couples the freedom to marry calling the current federal law unconstitutional. and that ruling comes the same day the united methodist church in pennsylvania defroked pastor frank schaeffer. his offense, officiating his son's same-sex wedding. anderson cooper talked to him tonight. >> whether you performed your son's wedding, did you -- did you think that the road would end up here? with you no longer being a pastor in the methodist church? >> i certainly did not. i did it out of love for my son. especially in the case where in the past he struggled with sexual orientation to a point where he was considering suicide. i thought for sure that church would recognize that this was an act of love and that i would receive leniency. >> pastor schafer says he'll continue to speak out and share his story. >>> and now to the white house tonight. in case you missed it, a surprise move from president obama. he commuted the sentences of eight federal inmates who were in prison on crack cocaine charges. you see back in the 198

laws shot down when the supreme court overturned the federal defense of marriage act since then we've seen seven states legalized same sex marriage and just yesterday new mexico supreme court gave same sex couples the right to wed take that all the countries out there with repressive gay laws moving on to one of most inspiring international diplomacy stories of the year an agreement with the wrong and six world powers of the development of the country's nuclear program and while it's only a tentative six month agreement a warm relationship between iran and western powers is a much needed step toward stability in the middle east finally the most inspiring story of two thousand and thirteen has to be edward snowden in this courage to come forward and reveal an out of control and unconstitutional global spying machine infiltrating all of our lives has changed the world as a result of snowden's actions we now have documented proof of just how severely the intelligence community has violated our fourth amendment rights and now we have the knowledge we need to fight back now let's break the set. it was. very hard. to. get back with the terror threat there. was. guy

. >>> the new mexico supreme court ruled the anti-gay marriage laws were unconstitutional. it validates marriages in eight counts. new mexico joins 16 states and the district of columbia in allowing gay marriage. >>> brian boy tono announced he is gay. he won a gold medal in 1988 and he will join billie jean king as gay athletes on the delegation. some see it as a message from had it white house about russia's anti-gay laws. they said it represents the diversity of the united states. >>> friends remembered a 62- year-old woman killed while bicycling in oakland tuesday night. they have not released the victim's name because police are trying to reach or family. a big rig hit her. she met her while both were riding to work and she said the woman traveled all over the world. >> while we were home dealing with our families over the thanksgiving weekend she was hopping off to south america because that was a four day weekend. >> friends say she was a researcher in san francisco. >>> the president of the california state senate wants to restore money for mental health programs to

visit vwdealer.com today >>> breaking news momentsing a new mexico supreme court has declared same-sex new mexico. this makes it the 17th state with marriage equality, only 50 days to russian olympics vladimir putin trying to downplay the egregious crackdown on the lgtb community there. this is a day after the white house signaled its displeasure russia's policy sending a delegation to the open ceremonies which will for the first time since zero not include a former president, vice president, first lady or cabinet members. it includes three openly gay athletes, kaitlyn cahow featured in this interview with matt lauer. >> do you think you would have been choten if you were not gay? >> i can't say. i wasn't on the selection committee. there's a lot of issues i stand for. the reality is i've been selected and i'm goal to do my best to support our athletes. >> chad joins me now. great to see you. >> good to be here. >> new mexico, 17th state. the country is moving more and more in this direction. there can still be legislative turns back. >> there's no question it's historic. it's now or 1

then yesterday, new mexico's supreme court ruled in favor of marriage equality, making new mexico the 17th state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. but then came today. and i don't know why this one feels different. but this one feels different. today, a federal judge in utah, yes, that utah. struck down the state's ban on same-sex marriage. the very first federal ruling since the supreme court's landmark rulings this morning. this summer. state's law prohibiting the law was unconstitutional and violated the right of the people of utah. in his ruling today, less than two and a half weeks after he first heard arguments in the case, the judge set himself a self-imposed deadline that he would rule, make a decision by january 7th. it's nowhere near january 7th and he surprised everyone when he just went ahead and ruled today in a sweeping ruling. he thought apparently, there was not only no rational reason to uphold utah's gay marriage ban, but that there was no reason to wait and so, the ruling came down. surprising everyone at 2:00 local time in utah and by 3:00 local time in

earlier this week, new mexico supreme court also decided to allow same-sex marriage. >>> the white housed the u.s. delegation for the winter olympics this week. and it sent a clear message about russia's anti-gay laws. president obama won't be going and neither will anyone from his cabinet, but he is sending openly gay athletes, including tennis star billie jean king and brian boitano and caitlin cahow. the international olympic committee says gay athletes can't officially protest because that's against olympic rules. but christiane amanpour asked king, should they do something symbolic like kiss or come out publicly? >> well, maybe it would be appropriate, but why not? i think it's okay to say what you feel and think. but if you look back at the '68 olympics, if there is something they want -- maybe we should wave rainbow flags or something. i don't know. no reason as long as we're not being malicious, but we can show our feelings, i think that's fine. i think it's okay. but by even being present and not boycotting sends a very positive message. >> another openly gay athlete diver, greg

new mexico. the state supreme court ruled that it is unconstitutional to -- new mexico is now the 17th state to legalize gay and lesbian marriage. a deadly crash as a casino bus tour overturned on the interstate. one person is dead, 22 injured, the bus was en route to a resort casino, about 50 miles north of san diego. police say the driver was traveling 55 miles an hour, when the bus began to swerve. the driver lost control and the bus flipped on it's side. headed to trial, a michigan judge rules the man who shot a young woman on his porch, must be tried for murder. why officiating his son's wedding cost a pennsylvania minister his job. >> evey sunday night, join us for exclusive, revealing, and suprizing talks with the most interesting people of our time. this sunday, >> i spent my whole life thinking about themes and thinking about how to structure movies, so this is highly unusual. >> the director of the sixth sense, says there are five things we can do to fix education in america >> the united states has education apartheid, that's the facts... >> talk to al jazeera with m. night shayamalan sunday

new jersey dropped its appeal of a court order to allow same-sex marriages. the new mexico supreme court ruled in december that same-sex couples in the state could legally marry and the most recent and stunning development a federal judge in utah ruled that the state's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. and hundreds of couples have gotten married since that ruling came down on december 20th. the state is appealing the decision but for now the weddings are happening. 18 states in the district of columbia have marriage equality now, and the federal government recognizes those marriages as legal. it was less than ten years ago that massachusetts became the first state to allow marriage equality. now that's at least something to celebrate for the new year. joining me now is kenji yoshino, the chief justice earl warren professor of constitutional law at nyu school of law. tremain lee, national reporter for msnbc.com. ari berman, contributing writer to "the nation" and author of "herding donkeys." and also cherilyn ibold, director of the council of the naacp legal defense fund

. >> eight counties were already processing same sex licenses in new mexico before the supreme court decision. do you think that could be a strategy used in other states, or was this because new mexico's constitution was unique, and you believed it allowed you to do this? >> well, the eight counties that are at issue, three including my county did it voluntarily, i was the first county. this is a strategy that i know has been attempted by a county clerk in pennsylvania. he began issuing licenses but he was enjoined by one of the pennsylvania district courts. so whether this is a strategy that is successful or not i think depends on the state in which you are in. >> lynn ellins, county clerk of dona ana county in new mexico, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> as new mexico, uganda's passed a law that makes it illegal for same sex marriage. we are joined by matthew breen and by academy award winner ross adams, god loves uganda, on a shortly list for 2014 academy awards for best documentary. they had talked about the death penalty for homosexual acts. they now passed life in priso

17 states by the end of this year who are waiting for the illinois law to get signed and new mexico, supreme court case to be decided, but there could be up to 17 states by the end of this year in the next several months that have gay marriage. that number is going to grow. it's not going to decrease. so this debate is on the brink of becoming moot. >> i mean, sure there are some social costs. we look at countries such as benevolence or sweden, the cohabitation rates have risen. less people getting the. more people are putting marriage off. >> is that because of gay marriage? >> harvey i think so spent it's because straight people don't want to get married. they just want to shack up spent i think we've made into a quaint social custom instead of, i think our policy would be better served strengthening marriage and making sure every child our gay speedy so how does gay marriage we can -- how does gay marriage we gay marriage? >> firstly, by making it -- sorry, nervous. by redefining marriage, making it long you associate it with decades of discrimination. also oftentimes you marginalize those peop

the supreme court ruling makes it the law statewide. new mexicos now the 17th state to recognize same sex nappiaup . >> a so-called dream act will become law and less immigration to pay lower rates. >>> last call for e-cigarettes in new york. the city council voting to ban them from bars and restaurants. e-cigarettes have sparked controversy including nicotine vapor but the measure would go into effect 120 days after the mayor signs it. >>> christine romans can't say this outloud it's so on controversy. a suburban st. louis mother is now facing charges after a topless photo of her and her 14-year-old daughter was shared on social media. prosecutors say in the photo, the mother seems to be posing topless with her daughter in a hot tub. but the mother insists that's not true. her other daughter snapped the photo without her permission and shared it on snap chat even though she was told not to. >> the issue here is the fact that the daughter was 14 and the mother was very clearly present and involved when the picture was taken. >> i wasn't posing. i

new mexico has become the latest state to allow same-sex marriage. the supreme court said it is unconstitutional to deny marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples. the ruling was unanimous. new mexico is no law banning or allowing same-sex marriage. ,7 states, including maryland now allow same-sex couples to marry. >> federal prosecutors are pushing back on claims that an indian diplomat was mistreated following her arrest for fraud. the us attorney in charge of the case of the depalma was not handcuffed, allowed to use her cell phone, and was offered food and coffee. the country's foreign minister accuses the housekeeper of blackmail. >> the manhattan attorney should consider his obligation to justice. >> the indian government removed the safety barricades outside of the u.s. embassy. the state department is trying to ease tensions and find a solution acceptable to everyone. >> injuries found two men inspired by al qaeda guilty of killing a british soldier. the family of liebert b says they are satisfied with the verdict. he was stabbed to death on a london street

in new mexico you have photographers shut down because the supreme court said she had to take care -- you have bakeries, printers. if you say you have a right to contract with who you choose, it needs to work both ways. >> i'm sure we'll get around to that. >> like i say, my point earlier wasn't that it was illegal, but it was stupid. in the modern world, we have all sorts of different groups with strong opinions, lots of people out here who feel deeply about a variety of issues, but isn't there some space in civil society for a christian who is quoting the bible? and the fact is while he's clumsy and crude in some ways, essentially paraphrasing corinthians, and doing it, by the way, in response to a very specific question. a reporter says to him, how do you think about sin? how do you define sin? he doesn't do it as well as st. paul, but doesn't he have the right -- but shouldn't people -- isn't there something wrong with punishing somebody for paraphrasing the bible. >> it depends, right? we don't know what the stipulation of his contracts are. i worked with two media companies, cnn

new mexico can now get hitched. new mexico joins 16 other states in d.c. when it comes to legalizing same-sex marriage. yesterday that state supreme court ruled the ban on gay marriage is discriminatory and unconstitutional. >>> well, ward cleaver has nothing on dads today. a government survey shows dads aren't just providing financial support for their family, they're taking the time to be with their children as well. they are heavily involved when it comes to being hands on parents. they say they give baths, change diapers, help with toilet children, dress their children. basically they're being a parent. among dads with children ages 5 to 18, half take them to and from activities and two-thirds help with homework. >>> you want a nice weekend to tailgate? erica grow has the details on that. boy, it's going to be a good one and christmas is almost here. pretty wild. >> i hope the redskins and rairveggens games -- ravens games are going to be as good as the weather is going to be. temperatures nearing the 70- degree mark. can you believe it? i'll tell you more about it in >>> welcome back. imagine getting a history lesson every time you

new mexico is now the 17th state to legalize gay marriage. the state supreme courted today it is unconstitutional to bar same-sex unions. new mexico law never directly addressed the issue, but, until recently, county clerks historically denied marriage licenses to gays and lesbians. still to come on the newshour: a massive data breach at a major american retailer; surprise leniency for dissidents in russia; what the budget deal means for life outside of washington; north korea's leader tightens his grip on power; and putting a value on priceless art in a bankrupt detroit. >> ifill: the retail chain target confirmed that hackers breached tens of millions of credit card and debit accounts at the height of the shopping season, just before thanksgiving and right up until december 15. the theft occurred when people swiped their cards in store, not online. the retailer confirmed that customers' names, credit card and debit card numbers and security codes were stolen. it's the latest in a series of major breaches in recent years. we explore them with two experts: steve sur

new mexico has become the 17th state to legalize same-sex marriage. the state supreme court unanimously ruled today it is unconstitutional to deny a marriage license to gay and lesbian couples. new mexico had no laws either specifically permitting or banning same-sex marriage. eight of the state's 33 counties have been issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples since august when a county clerk independently decided to allow those unions. >>> and still ahead, the pennsylvania pastor who defied church doctrine by officiating his son's same-sex wedding holding a news conference right now responding to a church official who forced him out of the pulpit this morning. we'll have the latest. >>> plus, the unanswered questions from the report recommending big reforms to the government's surveillance program. the most controversial elements remain in place. pete williams will join us. >>> and first lady michelle obama gets personal in a one-on-one with the reverend al sharpton. >> i want for the rest of america what my family has, you know? i want people to have the peace of mind

. >>> new mexico, now the 17th state where same-sex marriages are legal. the state supreme court says the right to marry is protected by the state constitution. more than 1,400 same-sex marriages were wmperformed in t last two months while the court considered the decision. >>> dennis rodman had had a busy friday in north korea. he had tryouts of nba veterans. he smoked a cigar courtside. the game they're getting ready for is supposed to be played on kim jong-un's birthday. >>> still ahead, targets of massive credit card breach. what experts are saying you should do if you shopped there recently. >>> new twist in the "duck dynasty" controversy. >>> a bus out of control and heads straight for a ditch. dramatic video showing how two teachers saved everyone onboard. >>> welcome back. target customers are angry and worried this morning about that massive data breach. and it's likely to hurt the discount chain's holiday sales. if you do stop fraudulent activity, it's up to you to report it. but you should also alert your credit card company. >> you can tell your credit card company to

court-martial decisions. >>> new mexico is the 17th state in the nation along with washington, d.c., to legalize same-sex marriage. the state supremeued its ruling yesterday saying to deny a marriage license to same-sex couples would violate new mexico's constitution. >>> lk figure skating gold medalist brian boitano is out. the 1988 medalist was just selected to the u.s. delegation for the 2014 sochi olympics. boitano said being gay is just one part of who i am. up until now boitano has designed to discuss his sexuality. >>> outside philadelphia a crash involving several tractor-trailers has shut down traffic on part of the pennsylvania turnpike. major delays made a mess of the morning commute. there was no immediate word on injuries. >>> we're heading into the holiday home stretch, the final shopping weekend before christmas. cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. mandy, this could be the busiest weekend of the holiday shopping season. i guess are you done? are you heading out too? >> i am so not done. i have a list as long as my arm and the weather woes have stopped a lot of people, like myself, from getting o

. >>> today new mexico became the latest state to allow gay marriage. that's because the state supreme court said it is unconstitutional to deny gays and lesbians a marriage license. 16 states and the district of columbia now allow gay marriage. >>> a robber gets more than he bargained for when he points a gun at a passenger. the dramatic takedown on a bus. >> and it's everywhere. the surprising report on bacteria and raw chicken. and what you should know before you cook. ,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] here's to a whole world of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for life. part of the apollo theatre collapsed, right in the mide of a play.. debris start >>> a story we're following from london. part of the apollo theater collapsed right in the middle of

mexico open up new lucrative opportunities for american companies. but first, a look at international markets today. >>> the supreme court has declined to get involved in the problems between states and on-line retailers about the collections for sales taxes. in a big review, the high court will not review the suit brought by amazon.com and overstock.com. which urges that by wednesday they have the requirement to collect sales taxes even though the sellers are not located in those states. >>> and meanwhile, amazon.com and founder revealed in a 60 minutes interview revealed the biggest retailer is working on a drone delivery service that he says could be up and running in five years. more on the jetson's like idea, and the hurdles it faces. amon, could this plan ever really get off the ground? >> i see what you did there, tyler, look, these things will not fly an inch if the faa doesn't say they can do it. and right now, there is just not the regulatory infrastructure in place to allow a swarm of drones flying over residential and commercial areas of the united states. it is just not possible. but congress has told them to get ready for it and to hav

. >> new mexico is now the 17th u-s state to recognize same sex marriages. the state's supreme court state's constitution grants same sex couples the the battle picked up steam earlier this year-- when a district court judge ruled in favor of a group of same sex couples suing for the right to marry under state republican lawmakers plan to introduce a state constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a man and a woman. since october, nearly 17- hundred same-sex couples have been married in new mexico. >> we have erica looking at the forecast. a lot of people are going out to travel. >> they will need an extra coast. here in the bay area it is cold outside. we do not have the wind to deal with. we are dealing with very frigid temperatures. here is a live look from our roof cam overlooking the san francisco skyline. vallejo has high of 42. 29 for those of you in santa rosa. as you make your way towards the east shore line, milder readings in the upper '30's to the upper 40's. as we take a look at the 24-hour change, is the 14th degree drop than 24 hours ago. as we head into a

. >> new mexico is the 17th state in the union to recognize same-sex marriage. the supreme court deny marriage licenses to gays and his bennett couples in october, a lower caught order them do quit issuing marriage licenses. some republican lawmakers will introduce a constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a market and a woman. >> >> hundreds of students and staff at southern california high school will be screened for tuberculosis. a testing clinic is held for 1, 800 after a student last month was diagnosed with the illness. authorities say more than 130 were tested on monday and 45 tested positive for exposure. >> heroic video from north carolina, two teachers saved the day after school bus driver loses control at the wheel. >> the bus driver wasn't wearing a seatbelt and fell right out of the his seat while making a left town. two teachers rushed to his aid one grabbing the wheel and the other slams on the brakes. no one was hurt. the driver is no longer working for the school district the. >> stint there a requirement about seatbelts? >> a big issue. >> last mi

india's government has asked the supreme court to review its decision reinstating the ban on homosexual sex, saying it violates the principle of equality. states, new mexico has become the latest data legalize marriage equality after its highest court ruled that denying same-sex marriage licenses is unconstitutional. new mexico is the 17th state, along with washington, d.c., to legalize same-sex marriage. the ruling takes effect immediately. in pennsylvania, officials with the united methodist church have defrocked a pastor who officiated at his son's marriage to another man. frank schaefer has told officials he could not uphold church teachings that he viewed as biased. he responded to thursday's decision at a news conference. >> as you can tell, i am visibly shaken. i guess when i went into the hearing this morning with the board of ordained ministry, i was hopeful it would not come to what it has come to, my defrocked meant. anm a very positive person, optimist, you could say, i was look at the glass half full. i said to myself, i just can't see them take my credentials. i mean, what i did was an act of love. -- an act of love for my son. they did anyh

deadly force rule, and i didn't have to see new mexico's deadly force rule, which they were withholding from me for a couple of days, because the supreme courtt shooting illegal. that they made it finally illegal in all 50 states, police deadly force rules had to comply with the supreme court finding that you do not have any legal authority to shoot at fleeing suspects. and that is what we were watching there, wasn't it? >> and every police commander in the country would agree with you, lawrence. it's a bad shoot, and just from looking at the video. he should have never even broke leather, that officer. there was no reason to break leather in this situation. >> goldie, it seems to me that that police officer and the others who joined him had no comprehension of what it might feel like to be a mother from out of state in that situation, with her children, not familiar with local laws, not completely understanding what she was up against, and what her options were, and it seems to me, you can see her trying to figure out what is the right thing to do by the law and what is the right thing to do by her children. >> you can certainly see her gra

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. >> new mexico is now the 17th u-s state to recognize same sex marriages. the state's supreme court unanimously declaring the state's constitution grants same sex couples the right to marry. the battle picked up steam earlier this year-- when a district court judge ruled in favor of a group of same sex couples suing for the right to marry under state law. republican lawmakers plan to introduce a state constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a man and a woman. since october, nearly 17- hundred same-sex couples have been married in new mexico. >> the minneapolis-saint paul international airport evacuated a terminal this morning after reports of a suspicious package. witnesses say they saw someone leave a box unattended in the ticketing area. a bomb squad investigated and say a woman tried to check a propane tank.but when security wouldn't let her, she just left it there. airport officials say the incident is resolved.but there will be flights delays through the morning. >> new this morning. prostitution could soon be legal in canada. the country's supreme court ruled al

. >>> and this morning new mexico is now the 17th state along with washington, d.c., to allow same-sex marriage. the supreme court their sexual orientation. thursday's ruling came on the same day that a pennsylvania pastor was defrocked. he officiated at the wedding of his son who is guy. terrell brown is here this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you. the methodist church is the largest with about 8 million members and like the rest of the country, it is bitterly divided over gay marriage. >> reporter: when reverend was asked to marry him by another man, he said there was no way to refuse. >> i wanted to say yes to but i had to say yes especially with him because the way he came out, he had struggled with his sexual identity and he had actually considered suicide at one point. >> reporter: so he presided over the wedding in massachusetts six years ago, even though it went against church rules. schaefer said his love for his son was more important. >> reporter: were you aware of the consequences? >> i would have to say yes. i actually informed my bishop and my district superintendent beforehand in writin

supreme court ruled that the antigay marriage laws in that state are unconstitutional. the unanimous ruling ordered county clerks to begin issuing licenses to qualified same sex couples. new mexicobecome the 17th state plus the district of columbia to allow same sex ceremonies. fran? >>> and the bay area's own skating legend, releasing a statement, being gay is part of who he is, he wants the focus to remain on the spirit, celebrating achievement in sport by peoples of all nations, he won gold at the 1988 games and just this week, named to the u.s. delegation for the upcoming olympics in sochi, russia, one of three representing the athletes in russia, widely seen as a message to russia, which has drawn criticism for its treatment on gays, michelle obama won't attend, nor vice president joe biden. >>> a superhero to save its city today in vallejo, a ten-year-old who is battling cancer. monica romeo visited schools and the community got into the spirit, you can see the crowds, they wore superhero costumes to show their support for her, it comes after last month, backed his if phenomenon, miles scott, a leukemia survivor, dressed as a caped crusader. >>> well, we woke up to breezy

same-sex marriage now legal in new mexico, the state supreme court ruled that denies a marriage license to gay and lesbian couple is unconstitutional. those are the headlines at this hour, consider this with antonio morrow is up next, i will see you back here at 11:00 eastern, 8:00 pacific, and remember you can always get the latest news on aljazeera.com. and great te access to german wine, the same holds true with migration. that it is great that more migrants are coming here, it would be great for more spent a bit of their lives abroad. >> well the evidence is inward migration, so people coming into the united states, doesn't residue employment, if nothing the net effect, the overall effect is that it increases employment in the united states. and it certainly increases incomes in the united states. at the same time there is some that can't find jobs here at home, some may want to go to places like chili or hong kong or thailand. oh patters of the world where the economies are growing really strongly, and created a lot of new jobs. come back to the uniteday states with skills and expe