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crash death of the state health department chief that verified the authenticity of president barack obama 's birth certificate. she was the only person killed of nine on board. >>> fox 26 in houston by the effort of may jor league baseball to outlaw the fierce home plate collisions. high dollar players have been juried in previous seasons. >>> this is our affiliate there, nominations for golden globe a wards. 12 years as a sleiave. top tv shows and tonight's live look outside the belt way on special report. we'll be right back. >>> negotiators have burned through four days of talks in vienna trying to work out details of the iran nuclear deal to short circuit the alleged weapons program. as tough as that is, the president is finding just as many obstacles here at home. chief washington correspondent tells us what they are. >> it's been a struggle as a mom watching my 7-year-old and 5-year-old cry themselves to sleep every single night for the last 444 days. >> the house foreign affairs subcommittee heard emotional testimony from the wife of the iranian american pastor who's been jailed in ir

. >> president barack obama 's closest allies who rnaren't running from him are making things tough. latest on obama care right after this. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> the president said if you like your insurance you can keep it. there's nobody in america that has the same insurance they had when he said this. we've had three different years. that policy was that year. >> that was damaging for the president to say you will be able to keep your coverage if you like it. thousands of people found out that was not actually possible. >> but i still go back and say what i said earlier. what >> okay. >> if you want to keep this insurance you have, can you can keep it the problem is, we did not put the bill into effect that way. there is a lot of administrat

democrats should stop supporting republican efforts to undermine president barack obama 's diplomacy. the last thing our country needs is another war. fox learned several top officials were burning up the phone lines making the case to senators who moved forward with the legislation any way. >> what does that say about the president that his party is defying him? >> there's overwhelming support in the country and in the country with resolution to this confli conflict. >> the push on capitol hill may blow up talks with iran. the republican john mccain fired back a series of actions like iranian officials planning to assassinate the ambassador from the u.s. while dining in washington a few years ago should make them skeptical with talks. >> we trust them to sit down and negotiate with us seriously on the issue of nuclear weapons. this is the most narrow view of iran than has ever happened in history. >> now, in reaction to jay carney saying there could derail the process, the founder of the sanctions bill fired back and said appeasement leads to war. look at chamber land in world war ii

the speculation was if he would pass during president barack obama 's trip or if obama would meet with him. he decided out of respect for mandela that he would meet with some of his relatives there in south africa rather than meeting directly with mandela ailing back in the early part of the summer. bottom line, president barack obama took his own family to robin island where nelson mandela was in prison for 26 years. there was images of the president bringing his wife and two young daughters to talk to them about the legacy and refler reflect on hit. >> we got a message from george bush. it says barbara and i have had the privilege to know. as president i watched in wonder as mandela had the remarkable capacity to forgive jailers following 26 years of wrongful imprisonment setting redemths and grace for us all. he was a man of tremendous courage who changed the course of history in his country. barbara and i, he write, had great respect for president mandela and send condolences for his family and country men. this from the far corners of the world like we might receive for few others

she was barack obama sr.'s third wife after his marriage to the president's mother stanley ann. mark remembers one day in particular when he was 6 or 7 in kenya. >> my father actually broke and came in the door against restraining order and he held a knife to my mother's throat. i'll never forget the fact i couldn't protect her. >> barack obama sr. died in 1982. >> he had an alcoholism problem that he didn't treat his family very well. and so obviously it's a sad part of my history and my background. it's not something i spent a lot of time breweding over. >> in some important ways, president obama is lucky he never lived with his father who was abusive towards women and mentally abusive towards his own children. that would have been a very much more difficult upbringing than the one he endured searching for something. >> brian todd with that tonight. we should tell you cnn reached out to the white house for comment but have received no response. we have to take a quick break. when we come back, what if there were no snow at the winter olympics? how do you make a great football

. >> reporter: president barack obama 's approval ratings have sunk to record lows a midst the roll out. the former top white house advisor called it a tough patch that's about to bend. >> it's not just the health care. let's fast forward to the state of the union and months after. a lot of people signing up hopefully no washington shutdowns. >> reporter: the next test comes in two weeks when the white house expects the surge of consumers that want to get health care coverage before january 1st. the white house is not launching the big enrollment campaign this week. it wants consumers to do what a customed to wait. >>> sheriff deputies in california are trying to learn what led to the death of a movie star. actor paul walker was killed in a fiery crash saturday. he's best known for his work in the "fast & furious" series. kevin is in los angeles. good many. >> reporter: as you can see, fans have turned the site into a memorial. today it was confirmed by authorities speed played a part in the one car accident. this investigation is far from over. this is the crash site moments after acto

. >> the democrats are trying to vote on 11 of president barack obama 's nominations. the gop is still angry over democrats changing the filibuster rules. they could be in session until saturday. >>> most the west will enjoy warm up. a snowstorm in the east could affect air travel across the country. two feet has fallen in western new york, another one to two feet could fall today. terrell brown is in liverpool new york just north of syracuse. terrell, it looks cold. good morning. >> reporter: charlie, norah, good morning to you. temperatures in the teens, same as wind chill. snow is falling now. it has been coming down all night long. five to six inches somewhere fallen here. more snow is on the way. >> i looked out the window up there and all i could see was white. >> reporter: within hour, parts of central new york state were buried in two feet of snow. coming down nearly three inches an hour. >> i walked outside and i was like oh really? now i've got to go convince my husband to buy me a snow shovel. >> reporter: emergency crews spent the day clearing highways. wit

. >>> americans buying insurance under president barack obama 's health care law must enroll by midnight tonight to be covered by january 1st. more than 1 million have sign up so far. recent changes are making the law more complicated. wyatt is in washington with more. good morning. >> good morning. today marks the first major deadline to sign up for insurance under the new health care law. in many states that meant the website, call centers and employees were working overtime this past weekend. in washington d.c. employees from the district's online marketplace, d.c. health link were encouraging holiday shoppers to sign up. >> it's definitely picking up and we're getting more people signed up. >> similar efforts were held from florida to california. while the federal website was broken most of the first two months of enrollment the administrations changed several rules to make sign ups easier. if your policy from last year was cancelled you may be allowed to renew hit depending on rules in your state. those that can't afford a new one, may be eligible for catastrophic premium with limit

. >>> a two-year budget is headed for president barack obama 's desk. the senate passed 64 to 36 wednesday. the bipartisan bill stops the possible government shutdown. overall spending set at just over $1 trillion each year. it rolls back cuts at the pentagon and domestic programs reduces retirement benefits for veterans younger than 62 airline security fees go upstarting in july. >>> this morning, ind why is demanding the u.s. drop charges against one of the diplomats arrested in flork last week accused of lying on a visa application and paying her housekeeper and nanny far less than minimum wage. the u.s. says the diplomat accused the maid of blackmail. this sparked relations between the u.s. and ind yeah. there are new developments. michelle miller here. >> good morning norah and jeff. secretary of state john kerry called the top indian national security advisor to express regret about how this has unfolded. according to the u.s. attorney prosecuting the case the agents that arrested the diplomat didn't do anything wrong. despite having ignited a fir

ruth is an american, like barack obama's mother, she was barack obama sr.'s third wife. ok, recalls an incident where the father held a knife to his mother's throat because she had taken out a restraining order on him. barack obama himself was not there at the time, didn't witness the incident. had littling ka with his father, only with him one time in his life for a period of a couple of weeks in the early '70s. but mark feels that the president doesn't really acknowledge or embrace the domestic abuse at the hands of their father. this is an excerpt of our interview. >> barack, i don't think accepts or at least does not want to know details of beatings that occurred in our family. and i can understand that, perhaps. but i think, to a certain extent, that's colored a lot of relationships within the family between family members, including myself and him. >> we're reaching out to the white house for some response to this, if they care to give it. we've not heard back interest them yet, wolf. but again, this is -- these are sensitive family matters. some of this has aired b

once again obama has defended u s surveillance now. but he has also promised to reading the nsa. right now obama is reviewing expert findings on intelligence reform. they told him to stop collection a phone call information. obama says he me change held daddy's collect it. but he won't stop surveillance lately. we need this intelligence. we can't unilaterally disarm. there are ways we can do it potentially that his people greater assurance that their checks and balances that are sufficient oversight sufficient transparency. when help obama has conceded his government has screwed up the rollout of changes to the us system. he also again tackled you're on. it is my goal to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon but i sure would rather do a diplomatic fast that obama and his family headed to white for the christmas break the us president a difficult year is all but over people have been gathering in the scottish town of lockerbie to remember victims of the lockerbie bombing twenty five years ago families of the victims and politicians gathered to lay wreaths at the local cemete

care is dominant, flipping the tables on democrats, who have the added burden of president barack obama 'slining popularity. tom is in maryland on our democrats' line. go ahead. the gentleman who was calling about the affordable health care act and he does not think he should be forced to buy it. i do not like to pay federal income tax. but it is the law. the affordable health care act is the law. we have to abide by the law unless we want to pay the consequences. evengentleman does not know how much it is going to cost him compared to what he is paying. he has not made a comparison with the affordable health care act with what he is paying now. he is going by soundbites and was somebody has told him. host: let's go to our republican line, cleveland, tennessee. wanted to comment about is a couple of things. the system has been broken. it is not being fixed. the government has not been able to manage anything correctly. i have security concerns with the system. any information going in, the security of it. company has always provided good insurance to us. informed us that he will pay no mor

everybody >> with calls for reform coming from the courts and his own advisors president obama defended the n.s.a.'s collection of millions of phone messages, but left the door open for changes. >> whatever benefits the configuration of this program may have, maybe outweighed by the concerns that people have on its potential abuse. if that's the case, there may be another way of skinning the cat. >> asked if a plea deal could be struck with n.s.a. leaker edward snowden in exchange for a stop to the leaks, president obama chose his words carefully. >> it is also important to keep in mind this has done unnecessary damage to u.s. intelligence capabilities and u.s. diplomacy >> on iran, the president came out against a push for new sanctions. leading democrats defied the white house joining republicans in tightening screws. >> in light of that, what i said to democrats and republicans and there's no need for sanctions legislation. not yet. >> the session with reporters was an effort to end 2013 on a positive note. by some measures it's been a tough year, his approval rating sinking to 40% in december be

presidents are there including president barack obama. kpix 5's cate caugurian is in the newsroom and in his speech president obama urged the world to continue mandela's legacy. >> reporter: yes he did. it's been a very heartfelt but joyous celebration so far. and when president obama spoke, he called nelson mandela the last great liberator of the 20s century. now -- 20th century. the crowd of 90,000 showed up in johannesburg to bid farewell to the former president. the weather played no role in the atmosphere of the today's ceremony. the group was singing and dancing so songs from the struggle. the crowd included 91 heads of state including president obama and three former u.s. presidents. mr. obama delivered his eulogy emphasizing that mandela's jury know continues as -- journey continues as does the struggle for equality. >> for around the world today, we still see children suffering from hunger and disease. we still see rundown schools. we still see young people without prospects for the future. around the world today, men and women are still

as far as bringing them back probably president obama .s like president clinton more trade is better our economy. we can use the manufacturing jobs we have two x or two more. export more. trying to negotiate something called the transpacific partnership. all of the pacific rim countries outside of china to have a big trade bloc that will allow more exports. they do get around to tax reform, there will be some incentives. they will take away some tax incentives for moving jobs overseas. right now, you can still write off some of the expenses if you move factory equipment overseas to some other country. get a deduction for parts and expenses. stuff like that will go away. host: one more call. reading, pennsylvania, democrats' line. a question and a statement. the question has to do with a to do with ahave correlation between the aca at and long-term unemployment. there are about 2 million and long-term unemployed who would benefit by the extension of unemployment payments. between 3.5mewhere million and 5 million people who have received letters saying they will no longer have the insu

s outbreak. >> president obama in his campaign paused to focus on income disperty in america. in a speech president obama says he'll devote the rest of his term to addressing the widening gap between the rich and poor, calling it the defining challenge of our time. mike viqueira has more from the white house. >> the facts are beyond dispute and the president sought to highlight the growing gap between rich and pore, striking a populous thing. he was up to two themes, themes struck throughout the presidency, first and second term. he talked about the growing cap between rich and poor, and trying to raise the minimum wage, backing a height or legislation of $10.10. many states are moving on their own. the president was trying to somehow up his political base after a roll out of healthcare.gov. democrats are disspirited and concerned heading into the elections. this was the latest in a series of events. the president spoke to the base and what he said was music to the ears. talking about income disperty, talking about the need for stronger unions and ending discrimination in the

semin and this is obama in the u s district court for the district of columbia and the ruling against the national security agency nsa. joe trip to the neo says it's been great to snooping is probably the easy goal the dow ten essays claim that its mass surveillance is necessary to prevent terrorism. and once by piece as the government does not cite a single case in which analysis of the nsa is open today. the collection actually stopped an imminent attack. he said the nsa is collection to date it was up a tree and indiscriminate the technology almost orwellian. then to the nsa and to president obama to use the egg with snooty. he immediately issued a statement saying that she acted on his belief that the nsa is mass surveillance programs would not withstand a constitutional challenge don't worry the judge's decision is an initial ruling it is now likely to go to appeal on all the way to the supreme court. the us government has restated its position that nsa surveillance is constitutional. an intelligence gathering review is underway. we are looking at the entire system and evaluating

. >> president obama shook hands with the cuban president raul castro s. that a big deal? >> the handshake seen around the world. >> a handshake between president obama and raul castro raising eyebrows, raises questions as well. >> jon: from only you. [ laughter ] barack obama at a memorial celebrating the life of nelson mandela, a man whose legacy is that he forgave and embraced his foas and tormenters and thus inspired his county to a national and democratic rebirth. attending that obama had the audacity to greet another world leader with a gesture so meaningless you can train a basset hound to do it. [ laughter ] what the (bleep) is wrong with us? [laughter] can someone bring some perspective to this and by bring i mean lose? >> why should take hands with somebody who is keeping americans in prison? i mean, what is the point? neville chamberlain shook hands with hitler. [laughter] >> jon: do i need once again from the hilltops -- [to the sound of music "the hills are alive"] ♪ raul castro is not adolf hitler ♪ [cheers and applause] raul astro isn't even fidel castro. it'

so exhausted on the pulse hour or so the u s president barack obama has called it touches you everything possible to help protect american nationals in the country. hmm always be in full swing katz of the crowther in washington for that one morning about this i can sense is all about us and cough to the actual tots. last week trials. these were three a us military ashcroft all three bushels hassle free web hits. these were all spray is best described as a hybrid between a helicopter and a plate and they were shot at while they were trying to land at the appleton boulders for us said the military said its members by the way are now being treated in a row to beat kenya. they are confirmed as being in a stable situation upcoming also from the white house said in the last few minutes walk the stairs that is how chaotic the situation is on the ground it appears that no one on the ground knew that these three military ashcroft whereabouts or planning to land at the appleton boy and hence was so fast not by the south sudanese army of rama by a renegade soldiers who are in control that on the gr

obama wrote. i mean take further action to support the security of u s citizens person now and property including our embassy in south sudan. it's clear that some of that action has been taken already as the us moves its troops from spain to the horn of africa. or to provide more embassy security and help with additional evacuations the extra forces will move into disability where the us has its own permanent military base in africa the military buildup also includes os three helicopters and seen one thirty transport planes. south sudan won its independence from sudan in two thousand eleven after decades of war the country as some of the biggest oil reserves in sub sahara in africa after nigeria and angola and last week russian president of the latter may open in shock the world when he announced the pardon of former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky. kosky was released from prison friday after spending ten years behind bars. and just two days later he spoke at a press conference in which he outlined his political future our tees. peter oliver has more. if you are free of catania is it some of the

u s president barak obama says his entry into politics begun with anti apartheid ronnie's at university. key roles in the guardian of having watched nelson mandela over the years with admiration and humanity. unlike so many around the globe. i cannot fully imagine my life without the example the nelson mandela set. and so long. as i live i will do what i can learn from him. political activists who went on to become leaders said none of them inspire them to overcome prejudice and oppression. we need is all understand that no one should be penalized because of his skin the second step is to reach his goal. he also has a staff he can teach that one the exiled spiritual leader the dalai lama also winner of the nobel peace prize says he has lost a dear friend. he added. the best tribute we can pay to him is to do whatever we can to contribute all during the oneness of humanity and with the peace and reconciliation as he did preparations began on friday for the liberation heroes state funeral. i know the enemy act. paul frost bank has increased interaction to nelson mandela's death from aroun

this is definitely barack obama's read my lip s moment. >> let me get emily in here to defend whether or not you think it is that serious of a moment. whether we still remember that. >> look, i think today is a rebrand. today is a hit restart button on it. since the health care law started to go into effect. the website was not good but it is not the law. there are other pieces that have gone into effect like being able to get new coverage. young people being able to stay on their parent's coverage. >> yeah, but today republicans agreed on. those are not the things that we are hearing about that are problems with the law itself. but now the president is going to come forward during the month of december. 15 minutes from now we will see what that is about. have a great day. >> thank you. >> the white house seems to be running out of excused for the problems with the website. >> where is the accountability? will somebody get fired over this? >> it is impossible to do something in this administration that gets you fired. it is impaossiblimpossible. you can lie to people and misrepresent

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u s president brought obama has had a wide ranging and if the a news conference that winehouse before departing for hawaii to conference was dominated by domestic considerations like the fact that reform obama addressed before that internationally from the revelations as national security agency whistleblower i was snowed and didn't need to approach from now on. additional section on the wrong hands he also welcomed the nomination of his new ambassador to china next pope is the thinking has the story before heading to hawaii to hold a break. facing questions of the end of the top due to the whispers and stumbled maulana the signature healthcare reform and continued political paralysis in washington. one major themes molson recognition of the spying scandal unleashed by the tail and with snowden has damaged international relations because we can do something doesn't mean we necessarily should and the values that we got as americans are ones that we have to. be willing to apply the outer borders i think a perhaps more systematically we've done the past. u s prisons comments came as yet

south africa to pay tribute to manila and will gather at the stadium in johannesburg the u s president barack obama is among them the whole ward express condolences on his death in south africa the french parliament the true way to nelson mandela was a moment of silence on monday the russian president led him to put these in the embassy of south africa in moscow and wrote a message in the book of condolences. i guess. i was in awesome and ella is one of the world's outstanding leaders in the twentieth and twenty for centuries solzhenitsyn. nelson mandela will be buried on sunday december fifteen at the land of asean sister's keeper the vaccination campaign against polio has started in syria. the un plans to vaccinate over two million children under five years of theirain gl i to reachoctor' children when the combat zone the minister of health of the arab republic signed a bill some of my aunt told reporters that this is one of the plant campaigns seventeen cases of the polio virus of pakistani origin have been registered in the country three thousand seven hundred and fifty one mobile medical teams

." >> reporter:tailoring his speech for both a global and u-s audience, mr. obama called on the world to never forget mandela sought t teams. teachings. >>"for around the world today, we still see children suffering from hunger, and disease, run down schools, and young people without prospects for the future. >>but the message was also personal. >>"we must ask how well have i applied his lessons in my own life? it is a question i ask myself - as a man and as a president. he makes me want to be a better man." >> reporter:with nearly 100 world leaders gathered in this stadium, there were bound to be surprises. mr. obama shook hands with cuban leader raul castro,the first american president to do so since bill clinton came face to face with fidel castro in 2000. but it was the image of an american president with african roots that touched this woman in the massive crowd. >>"it really made a statement. it will really make a difference to our country." >> reporter:still, the day belonged to mandela whose death this man said was like losing a father. >>"it is like living

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obama knows ability th s about ?ersonally don't mind them spying on me if they can help me with my i tunes password sometimes. >> a new season of the best funeral ever. they plan these very elaborate ceremonies and i mean elaborate. on tonight's episode they had a funeral for a guy named george and apparently the most interesting thing about george is he loved candy. >> he was a nice man. and mr. coleman, i realized that he loved sweets. he loved all his sweets. it could have been a honey bun. he loved his honey bun. do you hear me? there's something about sweetness. there is something about the sweetness in christ. ain't got to get no more honey buns to make him happy. what he had was jesus. jesus. jesus. >> yay jesus. >> honey bun. wouldn if my eulogy is not delivered by an enormous ginger bread man, i will consider my life to be a failure. normally they lower a casket into the ground and everyone cries and then gets something to eat. >> y'all come on over. we're going to get some chocolate off the casket. come on

s bulk metadata collection program but the federal judge granted a motion filed by the obama administration to dismiss the challenge in his ruling judge pauley said that the n.s.a.'s blunt tool only works because it collects everything during his decision he also raised the nine eleven attacks arguing that if the n.s.a.'s metadata collection program had been in place before september eleventh two thousand and one the hijackers may have been caught now the a.c.l.u. has expressed disappointment says it plans to appeal that decision two weeks ago federal judge in washington d.c. said the n.s.a.'s metadata program most likely violated the fourth amendment as part of that ruling a judge richard leon ordered the government to stop collecting data on two plaintiffs who brought the case against the u.s. government will have to wait and see if the supreme court does take up the issue of the n.s.a. very controversial metadata program the u.s. president barack obama was asked to identify any specific instance in which analysis of the n.s.a.'s bulk metadata collection actually stopped an imminent attac

mary mentioned that obama was a s savior, and that is consistent can king being one as well. but that mentality as opposed to collective movements is the key. i am always struck by the way young audiences view cartoons and poplar culture prepare us for that because it is single hero that zooms in is saves somebody. so there is that idea of a hero as leader and saver and we mature and have that immature view of politics. and i want to pick up on what you said about the times of position people take. i was born in detroit the year rosa parks came to detroit. my political awakening was in 1967 with the detroit rebellion and all of the struggles as a teenager. and i think we would be amiss to not focus on detroit's issues with the bankruptcy today. and detroit was a place where black people had a decent life but it was a place of struggle on racism and police brutality. and we had a group that was a decoy unit that would set up young black people and shoot them or throw them in jail when they responded to a ridiculous situation. so the struggle continues, but these women remind u

presidents including president obama are there. kpix 5'sate caugurian is in the newsroom this morning with the latest on the set brace happen -- celebration happening right now. >> reporter: it's all been very moving. today the world says their final good-bye to nelson mandela and despite the bad weather tens of thousands of people are celebrating the antiapartheid leader. even through the rain, south africans sang and danced in celebration of a life of nelson mandela. >> in our african tradition, when it rains, when you're buried, it means that your goals are welcoming you and the gaze of heaven are probably open as well. >> reporter: tens of thousands packed the national soccer stadium in johannesburg to honor the man who saved the nation from deep racial divide. >> emerging from prison without the force of arms, he was -- like abraham lincoln hold his country together when it threatened to break apart. >> reporter: president obama was among the heads of state asked to speak at the service. >> the world thanks you for sharing nelson mande

s. president obama and i sat down in 2011 and had a serious negotiation. while the president today suggested that i walked away from the deal, i have to remind him that i was in the oval office along with the majority leader eric cantor when we had an agreement in two days later the president walked away from. but there was, in fact, another negotiation in 2011 that resulted in the largest deficit reduction bill we have seen in the last 30 years. in 2010, when democrats controlled the congress and president obama was in the white house, what happened was a group of moderate democrats would not agree to raise the debt limit without a negotiation. there was a negotiation amongst democrats. the long and short of it is, there is going to be a negotiation here. we cannot raise the debt ceiling without doing something about what is driving us to borrow more money and live beyond our means. >> while i am honored to be before the committee today, i would rather be 4000 miles away from here. this is the first time in 28 years i have not been in the bering sea in th

s mayor. wednesday, president obama called income inequality "the defining challenge of our time." "we've got to move beyond the false notion that this is an issue exclusively of minority concern. and we have to reject a politics that suggests any effort to address it in a meaningful way somehow pits the interest of a deserving middle class against those of an underserving poor in search of handouts." while the president spoke, u.s. labor secretary thomas perez toured chicago-based recruiting firm, seaton corporation, echoing the president's support of a senate bill to raise the national minimum wage to 10-10 an hour. "when that bill passes, a family of four will be just above poverty line and uh // that drives growth, people spending money." chicago's mayor released a statement in support. also, perez saw how seaton's susidiary, "peoplescout" and a non-profit called "skills for chicagoland's future" have placed 600-unemployed people who sharpened their job skills. "they bridge a couple of gaps they look at what public money is available and how we can use that." and there are hint

now, if i was to say that bill a r-r s, because he's a terrorist and goes about obama's book, he's going the drive a farar ri and go into mcdonalds, with we are dealing with prophesy, we're dealing with centuries before the big event of the death of christ, not 478 minutes by centuries and centuries, for instance on psalm sunday when jesus rode the donkey, 400 years before it happened, god said it had to happen in jerusalem, it had to happen in the 497th year, he said we would be yankedbacker wounded for our transgressions, the reason why he would die would be for our transgression, these are detail, where and where he would die, when he would die, where he would be born. when christ arose from the death, he says he fools in slow of heart to believe all the prophets, and then after he satisfied the claims of justice, enter into his glory. >> thank you. next speaker. >> mr. president, board members of the board of supervisors, 66 thousand dollars, is anyone owing 66 thousand or is owed 66 thousand, when the city and county of san francisco others me 66 thousand of work that i have done, i

since the attack, trepublican s have accused obama of down playing a link to al qaeda for political purposest happened in benghazi was in fact initially a spontaneous reaction to what had just transpired in cairo. almost a copycat of the dmon vagss against our facility in cairo, which were prompted by the video. >> today, kirkpatrick says his report wasn't bolstering the original assessment. >> she made some clear misstatements there. this was not a street protest. and it was not a copycat of what happened in dcairo. that was an unarmed street protest. this was a group of unarmed men who i spired by the video deliberately attacked the compound. >> foreign policy expert david rose says politics are overshadowing the continued threat. >> soo what's so frustrating we're missing the real lessons here. there are other types of threats in the middle east that aren't members of al qaeda. >> coming up at 11:00, it's a piece of history lost for 30 years. [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves p

more pressure on the obama administration to reign in the n.s.a.'s sweeping data collection efforts, urging mr. obama to end widespread collection on phone and the accident records and purge what is already gathered. >> putting a price on detroit's priceless. the motor city's art collection is worth $867 million, this comes alleges the city is trying to figure out what assets to sell off to pay its debt. >> renewed violence in south sudan just days after the president said his forces put down a coup. gun battles have left as many as 500 dead. >> thousands are on the run from those clashes already, a reminder of the tough choices many make trying to flee to safety, civil wars, natural disasters and the simple search for a better life lead mills to become migrants. a new report concludes that year is the deadliest yet for the world's migrants. a few incidents raise the toll, ship wrecks killed migrant traveling from syria and palestine. >> that stretch of the italian coastline is one of the world's most dangerous spots for migrants. erika speaking for

on cuba's state-run newscast this afternoon, and they actually ran a portion of president obama's speech. news 4's jim vance is traveling to south africa to cover mandela's funeral. his reports begin thursday here on news 4. >>> it may feel like this is one of the coldest places in the world, but it's not. u.s. scientists say they have found it, and the temperature there is minus 133.6 degrees. it's antarctica, the top of the ice sheet there reaches 14,000 feet high. experts say that cold air radiates into space. by the way, minus 133 degrees is 50 degrees colder than the record low in alaska. >>> an airport can be pretty cold and uncomfortable if a winter storm leaves you stuck in one far from home. that's happening today in our area. adam tuss is live at reagan national with the latest on conditions there. adam? >> reporter: well, the precipitation moved out here quite a while ago. what we're left with now is the cold. it is really cold now. let's take a look at the runway at reagan national. the crews here at the airport will be concerned about slick spots on the runways and will be treating th