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the downtown revival in new york city continues, mall operator westfield group shelling out $800 million full control of the retail space at the world trade center. this brings the total investment in the project to $1.4 billion. the 365,000 square foot premise will include street level real-estate and occupied three floors and world trade center towers 3 and 4. the first phase expected to open in 2015. ashley: adam: working on a cloud, walking on a cloud got cheaper, walking down sunshine, a price war broke out between tech giants cutting prices on a gigabyte of storage from $0.10 a month to 4 sense. amazon charges nine.five cents a month with an extra charge for shipping date out of the system on to the internet so this could be bad news for older i team names that are slow to follow suit. the infrastructure has a service business, growing $30 billion a year industry, very soon, 2017, companies will benefit from the price drops. hard to believe, and wanted wine. is there is such a thing? hard to think it could be but cameron hughes turned that into a big business. the man behind the br

news. how is shell's massive floating vessel could effect entire the energy market. and, 7 years before the troubles with the obamacare roll-out there were the similar glitches with medicare perscription drug benefits. bill moller is up next wtih insights from former h-h-s secretary tommy thompson after the break. sunday is the 10th anniversary of the vote to pass the medicare prescription drug benefit. you know it as medicare part d. tommy thompson, the former governor of wisconsin also served as secretary of health and human services during the 2nd bush presidency. and you're the one who steered the law through congress. and boy does this sound familiar - 7 years ago when medicare part d it went into effect those who it was to benefit were confused, far fewer than expected at first signed up, there were a host of roll out gliches - then majority leader john boehner called it "horrendous" but today part d is seen as a resounding success. lessons here for obamacare? > >i don't know if you can really go that far bill. what i can tell you is that 10 years ago, it was v

. >>> still ahead at 11:00, ringing in the new year could mean shelling out cash. why a safe ride home could cost more. >>> the clock is ticking for classic movies. >>> beyonce apologizes to former astronauts tonight. the connection to her new album and the space shuttle challenger disaster. >>> and the mysterious discovery near the bay area. fireworks are starting, sort of and it's not new year's eve yet. a company is criticized for offering convenience at a higher price. we are reporting from san jose. >> reporter: uber has been around four years now. but because of something called surge pricing, it knows that new year's eve is going to be its biggest test yet. they've been rolling through the bay area for years now, but uber cars are getting a whole new wave of attention because the san francisco company is about to have its busiest and most controversial night. >> this is our four new year's as a company. >> reporter: as parties look for safe and convenient ways home. but thanks to surge pricing, the rides might be extra expensive. like hotel rooms, airline fli

. >> reporter: with 30 million potential new customers, insurance companies are expected to shell outf a billion dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just >>> an oscar winning iranian director is surprising both iranian and american audiences. kristin has his story. >> reporter: iron's best-known director has been circling the globe to promote his latest film. it is set in paris, but like everything he does, the past is very much a product of his homeland. an iranian man played by iranian actor returns to france to divorce his estranged french wife. while the drama is personal, not political, their relationship serves as a metaphor for east-west relations. >> translator: there is a world of misunderstanding between them. perhaps we can't really call it their differences. in the opening scene we see them placed o

news. >> calling 11 derrick shell went missing on the his way to city college they were all in the same age group and they all went missing. so what is going on? i do not have the answer. we think many people think >> reporter: to have any information on how these young people went missing please call the police. >> pam: a vigil for the hayward man that died. >> reporter: his name was joseph white a transient here and hayward. right next door to the starbucks location, 10 temperatures have dipped to 24 degrees this is where he was found dead. those in the area said there were no cold weather shelters or men shelters unless you have just been released from prison in this area. not helpful to those that live in this area and need to get to a place. joseph mahon is saddened and outraged >> they are used to sleeping out in the cold. but they have empty buildings where they could just open one there and let them sleep on the floor and out of the cold. you know? (crying) >> what he had he shared. he did not have much. >> reporter: she had just purchased hircine and a blanket and cult not sure if

two weeks before christmas we have upbeat news tonight shoppers in november shelled out more money thanxpected retail sales rose .7 of 1% in last month, that is the biggest gain in five months, and that follows an increase of .6 of 1% in october. higher than first reported. the jump of 2.2%, and that did not include sales from cyber monday, which was in december. auto and auto parts dealers as well as building materials and garden equipment stores al delivered good numbers with sales climbing one pointed 8%. and sales at furniture retailers drew more than 1% in november. now, it's not all good news. after gaining 2.6% in october that decline is one reason that some analysts believe november's strong overall gains were not necessarily fueled by holiday shoppers. overall spending for the thanksgiving weekend was expected to fall from 2012. the first decline in spending since 2009. so while there's no question that november's report is good, retailers are up to 40% of sales still need to see more proof that consumers are really in a spending mood. clothing retailers are strategized to make

in mind however attitudes are changing and new facilities both practical and sporting improving across russia and six time paralympic skiing champion sergei shell of hopes the new app will help bring people and immunities together with a click of a button if they want to know you. when i started doing sport it was my dream to be able to have jeems sports facilities and equipment suited for people with disabilities so to now have a custom made application at our disposal is amazing in the past it was almost impossible to find out where we could train and i would just pull out my phone and check the application had been a work in progress for over six years than last year electronics giant samsung joined the project aptly titled axis map and all that was left to do was to begin filling the database for that the russian paralympic committee reached out to volunteers willing to explore their towns and cities to discover and note down all the places with any sort of disability access. you heard about this project from the search two thousand and fourteen website and since i'm a keen photographer i thought this would be interesting to participate in

black baggers to spew revisionist history or running an ad campaign for amazon drones this hollow shell of a news show has really represented the best in journalistic integrity but yesterday's story on the n.s.a. might just take the cake for green just propaganda touted as an opportunity for the n.s.a. to tell their side of the story about snowden's leaks the report was unabashedly biased from the opening seconds. of exposure i once worked in the office of the director of national intelligence where i saw firsthand how secretly the n.s.a. operates. yeah it's pretty much an infomercial you guys that's what sixty minutes has become and let me get this straight sixty minutes actually shows john miller who worked for the director of national intelligence to do a story on the n.s.a. i guess conflict of interest just isn't a term that sixty minutes producers are familiar with not to mention miller left out a couple of important notes in his full disclosure is he previously worked for the n.y.p.d. and the l.a.p.d. and helped establish the l.a.p.d. is counterterrorism and criminal intelligence bureau and

. >> reporter: with 30 million potential new customers, insurance companies are expected to shell out half a billion dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just we bring you the story of one attempt to navigate the system without being able to hear his own trial, and his struggle to then survive in prison. >> . >> i am a deaf person. things happen in prison that you never see. they don't tell you -- you have to watch out for yourself. somebody has a knife, because -- there's no. >> they want everything that you have. you fight for the shower. you fight for your food. there is no question that individuals with disabilities in prisons and jails face very very scary life. we know from the research that's been done on the national level, about prison rape and abuse. that individuals who have mental illness individuals

. >> reporter: with 30 million potential new customers, insurance companies are expected to shell out half a billion dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stories that matter to you. >> in new orleans... >> seattle bureau... >> washington... >> detroit... >> chicago... >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> now to africa where the u.n. security council said it's gravely alarmed by the detearating situation in sou

. >> reporter: with 30 million potential new customers, insurance companies are expected to shell out half a billion dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just >> the u.s. department of defense wanted to build a computer network that would survive a nuclear explosion. they wound up with the internet. darpa is the government's search and development division and it's holding a robotics competition that will change the world. they're being asked to build a robot that will perform task in a manmade or natural disaster zone. let's take a look at one of them. this is the valley cannery. the design from nasa, the latest in a long line of space robots. the forefront is from japan. it's a company just bought by google. this one has new motors that make it faster and stronger. jacob ward covering this competition in homes

. >> reporter: with 30 million potential new customers, insurance companies are expected to shell out half a billion dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. largest breech incond history, how does this happen? >> yeah, this is a big deal. the the way it looks that criminals maybe got access t

. >> reporter: it's delicious and stay with us on al jazeera, a full bulletin of news is straight ahead. ♪ to shelln dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? ♪ a sweeping 650 billion defense bill is headed to the president's desk and includes long-awaited reforms on how the pentagon handles sexual assaults in the military and they are going to war-torn south sudan to secure american ci

shell and him. doubt it haso new sparked a debate. >> the facebook page created to he is putany until back on the airhas more than 700,000 likes. as you can see, that number continues to rise. >> it makes me wonder what the show outtakes look like. founding up, researchers 97% of store-bought chicken -- >> we have learned 80 people were hurt, seven seriously after part of the apollo theater collapsed during a holiday performance. firefighters believe 700 people were inside of the theater at the time of the collapse. they afraid all of those trapped inside braid search-and-rescue is still on the scene at working it. it is unclear if the weather was a factor on the collapse. we will follow breaking developments and bring you more when abc 7 news at 6:00. carjacking is caught on camera. the search is on for the suspects. you see them attacking this man and his girlfriend. >> brad bell is live from police headquarters with the details. >> video is hard to watch. the police are saying that these criminals are particularly vicious and bold. they were at least four video cameras and plainview in the spot wh

the kaiser foundation projects that just over the next ten years new york taxpayers will shell out some $433 billion for the program. there are going to be increasing pressures on state budgets as well. so these are some of the things that we haven't considered yet. as we go into the new year, the next big shoe to drop will be in april or so when insurance companies actually see who is eenrolling and who is not in the exchanges. i think everyone's fear is that there are too few healthy 28-year-olds signing up and more who are more high-cost enrollees, and the numbers just won't add up, and insurance companies will be forced to jack up their rates, which will make insurance even less affordable than it is today and could increase the pressures that we're talking about here both on the federal government, on state governments, and, most importantly, on families across the country. i found of of interes of interea story by cnn. cnn went and looked at four stories after the obamacare so-called fix. they concluded that -- in their headline, "many are still left out." let me just go over a co

shells are high and dry. >> we're on pace to set a new record for calendar year rainfall. lowest since 1929. >> mike bond says customerses are asked to conserve water. most reservoirs at about 80% of normal. >> if we don't get any rainfall we'll have less in feet and storage. >> that would be bad and could trigger concern. the dress code. >> are you wearing sun screen? >> i'm not. >> that is a is to not feel guilty about taking showers. >> we have snow making. reports are hopeful winter will return, soon. >> we're under a spare the air alert today. that is a gorgeous sunset. spencer christian is here now with the accu-weather forecast. >> starting with live doppler seven hd. clear skies there on the sunset along the coast and central bay, 20th since november 1st. taking a look at our drought situation, much of the country is experiencing moderate drought. that is this orange color. is in effect until tomorrow afternoon for the monterey bay. strong rip currents and sneaker waves so you're advised to stay away from the surf and coastline. >> thank you. >> gilroy police arres

the daily news reports since the luxury tax penalties began in '03, its yankees shelled out more thanquarter billion dollars of the $285 million in tax pay debt that all the major league teams, all the luxury tax has been paid by the new york yankees. >> let's go to a serious topic. the league will learn to work more about the brain disease that is impacting athletes from the gridiron and the hockey ring. they settled a lawsuit last august. but stephanie goss being has more on how the disease is impacting the families of these former players. >> henry bradley struggles to get down the stairs. he wears the scars of five years as a professional defensive tackle. >> the knees hurt when you get up and down? >> oh, yes. >> what else hurts? >> shoulder. back. >> the brain injury is less advicible n a 2010 report, his doctor diagnosed post traumatic head syndrome and blamed it on cumulative trauka while playing professional football. >> when the brain is not working, you're done. that is the most scary part for me. >> the league was accused of hiding the health risks of repeateded concussion

this all happened around 6:00 last night at shell street and arcadia avenue. >>> new developments now. the charity says today they have received three massive donations to make up for what was stolen this weekend. we first showed you the video. they stole days worth of red kettle collections and made off with more than $10,000. wal-mart wrote a check today for $15,000 to make up for the losses. a local attorney foundation donated $10,000 each. police are still looking for the thieves. >>> wal-mart's first two d.c. stores are open for business. # there is one store at missouri avenue northwest. the other is at h and first streets northwest. coming up in the next half hour we'll talk to customers today. >>> a church in prince george's county is reeling right now. thieves stole their supply of heating oil. and it's not the first time.. >>> folks are still talking about the black friday madness. a deer got into the huntsman square in spring yn field. that was friday afternoon. the animal got in through a back door and ran through four different stores, including the giant supermarket. one

news. >>> 6:47 now. 49er fans are shelling out big bucks for a ticket to history. e 9ers have two regular season home games left at candlestick park before making a move south to the brand-new levi stadium at santa clara. now, those who want to say good- bye to the old concrete stick are paying a big price. tickets for sunday's game against seattle the seahawks are going for thousands of bucks on craigslist. >> we have no intention of really selling them. but i thought if i put them up for a ridiculous price, you never know. somebody might. >> somebody did. the face value of those tickets $129 will now sell for $350 apiece at the new stadium down in santa clara. >> a lot more expensive. >>> let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> if you haven't noticed, it's chilly. and the roads are starting to ice up. in fact we are just getting word of a spinout in a similar location we saw yesterday where they had reported icy conditions on the road. northbound 280 near the doran bridge just north of bunker hill. so a heads up we actually just saw a spinout reported there and s

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. >> with 30 million potential new customers created under the health law, insurance companies are expected to shell out half a billion dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers. and if you're an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers and health care agencies, compared to $216 million spent in all of last year, creating a new revenue boon for broadcasters. >> we're seeing volumes right now in the tune of $5 million aday. >> wellpoint alone expels to spend $1 billion in advertising next year. so what do they expect? >> the 51 state exchanges will generate about $210 billion in premium revenue from approximately 25 million customers. and the vast majority of that revenue is new revenue. >> reporter: that 210 billion in annual revenue. but to reach those new customers insurers will have to attract a relative new type of client. the self-ensured. >> -- insured. >> the strategies are all directed around the individual. they want to talk to why they serve them better than

. >>> how much fans are willing to shell out to say good-bye to the stick. >>> moving into a new house without a morning to worry about. >>> bundling up, how farmers are protecting their crops as the temperature head down. ,,,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. but fans are feeling a bit nostalgic about the big goo. andria borba tells us: the'e for the 49ers the end can't come soon enough, candlestick park. fabs are feeling more nostalgic. they are shelling out big bucks for a ticket to history. >> want to say good-bye to candlestick park for one last 49er game. tickets for sunday's game versus the seahawks are going for thousands on craigslist. robert sold his, face value 129 bucks, sale price. 659 each. they sold in 45

council will allow school bus is at building to be plastered with ads for a new attempt to define the city adam daft later in the shell. yes the state. well i can look as in washington d c we'll i walked our feet. well starting off this hour for the first time since two thousand ninety. it looks like congress was really able to process over party lines and come up with a budget deal for the next two years now and neither party got exactly what they wanted some noah is really happy about this but hey that's compromise for you. glimpse at what the agreement looks like. the eighty five billion dollar budget deal was cut down by the senate and house budget committee chair as representative paul ryan and senator patty murray of a person sixty three billion dollars in automatic spending cuts known as the quest ration plan for twenty fourteen but also reduces the deficit by another twenty three billion dollars over the next ten years. now that school budget for fiscal year twenty fourteen is one point zero one two trillion dollars which is split evenly between the military and non military spending or explain anyway so when

we also believe that there are some fields that will benefit from this type of new contract sooner than others. shell gas and shell oil in the northern part of the country or shallow water or brown fields in pemex will show an increasing production earlier than deep water in the gulf of mexico. so we will see some benefits coming in. we are estimating that our oil production will increase from the 2.5 million barrels a day that we have now to around 3 million barrels a day to 2018 into 3.5 by 2025. we believe that's a fair estimate. we also believe that an increasing production of natural gas from the 5,700 cubic feet that we produce today to around 8,000 by the end of this administration in 2018 and 10,400 around 2025, which will allow us to reduce our imports substantially from u.s. and decrease the costs of gas and electricity. we believe that those numbers are there. if you go to numbers of investment, we have seen many of the companies that have made those estimates show that around $10 billion by the end of 2018 of foreign direct investment we believe that that's fair. that's an increase by 50%

have to go back to a time when knew. >> reporter: with 30 million potential new customers, insurance companies are expected to shelln dollars next year on tv advertising alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> reporter: insurers, state exchanges, and the feds collectively purchased $194 million wort of ads just jo r. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. these are our top stories. the senate approving a new defense budget that now goes to the white house for the president to sign. the plan provides $552 billion in military spending and another $81 billion for the war in afghanistan. it cracks down on rape and sexual assault in the military. >> president obama commuting sentences for eight crack cocaine offenders, calling their lengthy prison terms unfair. he targeted 13 others who served time for a number of federal crimes. >> thousands are now searching for safety in south sudan as the world's youngest country teetering on the brink of civil war. two internat

new york. >> i have been there. it's nuts. >> i know. >> i like to watch from home. >> we watched it from our hotel room it was so crazy. you can expect to shell, too. in new york city dining tonight. >> but would you pay $375 a person to eat at applebee's? >> nope. >> that's the going rate to party at two of the chain's locations in times square tonight. the dinner package includes a chef's buffet, open bar, dj and party favors. also, a people at tgi friday's in times square will be $299. >> pizza. >> nachos at home. >> no kidding. >>> a late-night high-speed chase ended up in this mess in san francisco near golden gate park. coming up, the miles and miles that the chase lasted before ending. >> jahi mcmath has one more week on a ventilator. what's next for the family's legal battle. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> my daughter is alive. i don't care what they say. she's moving. >> a reprieve for a mother convinced her daughter is alive after being declared brain- dead. >> jahi mcmath is going to be kept on a ventilator for at least another week. >> this is what's left after a high-speed chase through some of the busiest parts of san francisco. th

. >>> you expect to shell out a little more money for a nice dinner on new year's eve, right? would you expect to pay $375 a person to eat at applebee's? nothing wrong with them but there's the going rate to party at two of the chain's locations in times square tomorrow night. the dinner package includes a chef buffet, open bar, deejay and party favors. now, it's not just applebee's. tj i friday's in times square will -- tgi friday's in sometimes square will set you back $299 without the drinks we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, remember the latest news and weather is always on kpix dot-com. >>> the "cbs evening news" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> dubois: t >> dubois: tonight two deadly terror attacks in two days. a bus is blown up in volgograd, russia, after a bombing in the city's main rail station and just weeks before the country hosts the olympics. elizabeth palmer on who might be behind the attacks. in the upper midwest, the year is coming to a bitter cold and with the temperature deep in negative territory. formula 1 champi

shells. always working on the next new almond product. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: so what's next on the horizon? have many future plans beginning with this spring but if i told you i would have to kill you afterwards. >> blue diamond is the co-op owned by half of the state's growers. they produce 80% of the world's almonds. >>> the last minute rush to sign up for "covered california." the one thing you have to do to guarantee coverage starting january 1, coming up on consumerwatch. >> a hazy smoky day but a beautiful evening outside. high, thin cirrus clouds giving character to the moonlight out there. are we going to see any rain between now and christmas? how about between now and new year? we'll have your forecast coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, a former a's closer finds a home while the warriors are glad just to be home. >> it's not going to be going to the principal's office. >> and a home way from home a long-time couple says good-bye to candlestick. >> we grabbed a bunch of toilet paper and started throwing it towards the field. >> that one needs explaining, coming up.

shells are high and dry. >> we're on pace to set a new record for calendar year rainfall.west since 1929. >> mike bond says customerses are asked to conserve water. most reservoirs at about 80% of normal. >> if we don't get any rainfall we'll have less in feet and storage. >> that would be bad and could trigger concern. the dress code. >> are you wearing sun screen? >> i'm not. >> that is a is

according to a new forecast by jd power, american consumers will likely shell out some $34 billion inar ago. >>> still to come in the "newsroom". ♪ from beyonce to the biebs and the dark, dark heart of walter white, we'll take a look back at the top entertainment stories of the year. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. monster dunks. it was amazing, joe carter. >> it was. good day to do it. front and center on nba nation christmas day. best match-ups. a lot of the stars were missing, because a lot of those guys were injured, kobe bryant. we didn't see him yesterday because obviously he is out with a fractured knee. lebron delivered in such a go

new maintenance system. >> it will be more difficult for people to slel out -- shell out money. >> they will ask people for sure. >> they are also talking about rush hour pricing. they will increase fair during rush hour because it's getting over crowded. some station they may charge more to go to. bart will have a interesting time this year. >> we'll continue to follow it for you. >>> sunday services for the late mandela. today is a national day of prayer for the president. >> june 1990 mandela visited the east bay. >> it was quite an event. >> it was a big relationship between the bay area. we sat down with the former may of willie brown and talked about how california played a role. >> we are the most successful of all of the people interested in trying to get something going. the yawn verity of -- the yawn -- university of california kids tried to achieve the goal. with the board of regions. all of that was around the question of getting mandela out of jail. >> it was one of if first cities to go. the congressman lead the fight in washington. how did you manage to get it through. fl was a lot of -- the

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new discovery. going now to some other stories making global headlines this hour israel's shelled neighboring lebanon after two rocket rockets northern territories witnesses say more than twenty shells hit the lebanese border areas no injuries or damage reported on either side the frontier between the two countries has largely been peaceful since a short war in two thousand and six but tension heated up earlier this month after lebanese army snipers opened fire across the border and killed an israeli troop and . later on sunday a rescue ship should reach the traffic russian research vessel that's been stuck in antarctic ice since tuesday it's hoped the australian ice breaker will reach the stranded academic shokalskiy after a failed attempts by french and chinese ships despite being stuck in the ice since christmas the scientists aboard the ship are said to be in good spirits and continuing with their research. activists in syria say government airstrike on a crowded food market in aleppo killed at least twenty five people the barrel bombing campaign comes ahead of a key peace conference planned for

he's opening a new training center in beijing as well as big beasts of the f a c one hundred including heal my only lead the chairman of royal dutch shell the oil company got me a runway the london stock exchange chief executive and that the sounds of the sentence of life the hops come to the issue they can do with the new chief executive of glaxosmithkline will join the trade mission. despite the company having it miss it it may have violated chinese rules with its sales practices. the adding that are very much debt to build up of britain's share of the chinese market. according to the foreign office. it stands at a time interval one us cents at the moment said is in no way to go to mr cameron and his entourage well thank you so much david clearly point to a from us thank you so much meat and clear input from london appreciated. and now watching cctv news much more ahead in this bulletin stay with us fan. i know. cctv new swell aids day spas on december first. each year. seeking to raise awareness about issues surrounding hiv and aids. now this is the meat is zero new transmissions discrimination and gas. he is from the un joint progra

shell out half a billion alone. >> insurance companies see opportunity in the potentially millions of new customers, and if you are an insurance company in this country, this is your growth opportunity. >> i know surers, state exchanges and the feds purchased advertisement with local pro broadcasters compared to the 216 million spent in all of last year creating a new revenue boon for broadcasters. >> we are seeing volumes right now in the tune of $5 million can a day well-pointe alone expects to spend $100 million until advertising next year. what kind of pay-off do these insurance companies project? >> our projects show over the next decade, the 51-state exchanges will generate about $210,000,000,000 in premium revenue from approximately 25 million customers and the vast revenue. >> 210 billion in annual revenue. but to reach those new customers, insurers will have toshift their focus from group markets and attract a relatively new. client, the self insured. >> the creative strategies are all revolving around the individual. they want to directly talk to why they serve them better than their commission. >> when

they are empty shells they do do anything but sue. >> the company that sues new egg has sued 800 otherompanies. most defendants including amazon, i.b.m., and microsoft have settled for $1 million or less. it costs between two to $6 million to take a patent case to trial. this unmarked office in marshal is tqp's headquarters. they didn't answer the door or return our calls. this marshal patent attorney says the so called trolls aren't doing anything illegal. >> what the constitution says is that you have an exclusive right to use your own ideas and to keep it from the rest of the world. a martial jury granted them $2.3 millions in damages from new egg. new egg says it will appeal. and as the evening draws to a close, the people of marshal enjoy their skating risk, in the middle of their patent litigation capitol. al jazeera, marshal texas. >> this was a mixed day for wall street, the dow went up about 11-points to a record high, the broadest s&p 500 eded down slightly. this after the federal reserve decided to scale back part of its massive economic stimulus. investor reaction to the ne

new york times square. the bronx native will push the ceremonial but loring the famous crystal ball tuesday night. shell2nd countdown to the new year. sotomayor was appointed to the high court in 2009. she was the third female and first latino to become a supreme court justice. >>mark: new year's eve started a little early at hard rock cafe markey into-- marquee in times square. spider-man helped throw handfuls of confetti in the air as part of the annual confetti test. 1 t of colorful confetti will be released on tuesday night. the amazing spider-man will be helping out at the celebration and is the official super hero of new year's eve. >>anny: remember to join us for kron4's new year's live presented by nissan. the local and live new year's eve show. gary radnich and catherine heenan will make sure you have a front-row seat to the best fireworks shows and party spirit that's new year's eve live right after the news at eleven. the time now is 553. right after the news at elevenwhatoes at firsts 553. spooul tte le? ok. hoy bunches oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mm! it's thoats. honey. yeah. hoy bunches oats.

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