three seconds left in ot. chris butler avoids the shoot outscoring with a dramatic game winner. >>> this bronco fan spray painted the bronco logo on his moe hawk. the chargers again pull off the upset 27-20. what is interesting now is that the raiders chiefs game takes on some added significance, by the way. chief promo. channel 5. >> the raiders can be spoilers huh? >> they could be. and, now, this game, because of denver's loss tonight will mean something. it's the fight for home field

but the anti-chad hate red affected its expatry ots there. thousands have fled what they describe as acts of unwarranted revenge, and returned to the capital. the government denies negative involvement. >> translation: chadian nationals lived in central african republic for decades in perfect harmony with the local population. now, people would like to consider chad responsible for everything that happened there, and peaceful chadian merchants and murderers that considered to the construction of that country are being incrim nated. they have become scaip goats. >> chadian authorities believe if the situation in the central african republic continues to deteriorate the numbers of chadians fleeing may reach hundreds of thousands. >> the crisis affected chad 's southern boarder, where an estimated half a million chad expatry ots are concentrated. >> we still have families in the central african republic. we fled from there in tweet. now we have serious concerns about the fate of remaining relatives, because of what is happening. the previous con

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. >> that applause he ot the reason that they regulated the to fix it and make it more fair.bamacare and dodd-frank and we need more laws. >> i would not say more. i am a firm believer in the free market and also capitalism. >> but you do want more if you want a higher minimum wage, right? >> yes, but don't say more as though it is this distance. we want to make sure that people are able to enjoy capitalism and what it is all about is a country of laws and not just what people want to do. and so don't make this sound so negative. >> this talks about limited government. leading capitalism happen. >> nobody wants too much. the question is that too much in one place is too little in another and that is why we have this debate and that is why you and i are talking about it. and we cannot have just 1% of the american population with the majority of th wealth. thisis a country that whatever you earn, you deserve. you need to put levels of regulation of those people who abuse this capitalistic system. john: what percentage should government be? >> it is taking place in the congress.

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haven't seen any big crashes or problems but it is not over yet. ,ots of people out shopping monday will probably be a big test. >> so when can we expect a mission accomplished banner? [laughter] >> i think the white house is being pretty cautious. a lot of tepid cheering from democrats today who don't want to be seen as kicking the football when they could still be down by seven points. >> the president's approval ratings are down quite a bit. he is seeing his numbers continue to fall. the rollout of this website has not been good for president obama. people are starting to question whether they trust him. republicans see that is something they can capitalize on, looking to try to undermine the president. issues continued to be a burden. >> when we look at the polls, we still see that people care much more about jobs, the economy and domestic issues than any foreign policy issues. the current climate is still such that people aren't really worried about what is happening in iran as much as their backyard. >> quickly, joe biden is going on an asian tour at a time when things are really c

somebody is filming ot of this window. you can see a group of men laying into this one man, laying into him with some sort of plastic tube are or something. the man in the gray hoodie leaves. now there's within attacker, the man in the white shirt. watch what this guy in the white does. he picks up one of those sort of fold-up chairs and starts beating this guy with it badly. watch. you can see for some reason the man's pants are down over his ankles, who trying to defend himself with his feet. thisi ifguy is swinging the chaa bunch of times and he hits him in the neck and head. if you count it's something like 22 times he hits the man. >> he's laying down. >> and you see some blood as well. >> we talked to the lapd. they did arrive at the scene. the victim was still there. attackers had taken off. the victim suffered a broken arm, bruises and lacerations. he was treated and released the same day. the police department believes these guys know each other. the video is labelled venice homeless fashion. we're seeing them pre

layman drains fourth three. 66-62.d wins the wizards were the comeback kids in atlanta, sending it to ot. the wizards with 9.8 seconds left. john wallace, driving to trevor booker. here we go. , they woulde left squeak by with the win. beat the wizards 101-99. a big topic in sports is still the mike shanahan and rg iii soap opera at redskins park. they are a touchdown underdog heading to atlanta. the redskins are only 3-10. the shelving of rg iii and adjustment at quarterback has been a dramatic change for kirk cousins. he will need to be ready to go tomorrow. he does, however, understand the opportunity he has ahead of him. >> i think it is a great opportunity to show what i'm capable of. i am only as good as the guys around me. i know these guys will give everything they have to help me. i will do the same for them. but this is about the washington redskins and doing the best i can to get a win against the falcons. >> the 6a championship in centerville. aj turner just exploded up the middle. goes all the way for a 50-yard touchdown. centerville took the lead and never came back, winnin

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from her,ot next maryland. from gaithersburgm , maryland. caller: we need to get back to the issues of america. we need to start talking about things like south america. whole area there where we can do a better job. let's get a report card out there. we talk about a website for health care, right? let's get a report card for our congressmen so we can see how productive or nonproductive they are. that's the transparent about it. number three, term limits. that is what i have to say. host: on that report card for congressman, how would you measure it in terms of bills --t they show up to vote for caller: i think it would be a combination based on attendance and more transparently how are they voting on issues. also who is bringing up issues, who is initiating issues for folks to collaborate on. host: you mean pieces of legislation? , kevin from gaithersburg, maryland carried appreciate the call. that piece from paul kane -- that story notes the good news for congress as it heads into the final workdays of the year. that is the subject we are

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a fully rebuilt country is months, if ot years away. there's an effort to get major economies moving. we go at taclobam. >> there's little left here. given his boat is a couple of kilometres inland. how much were you earning before the typhoon, and how much now? >> >> translation: before i was earning about 300 a day from the catch. now i earn nothing. what i catch is what we eat. because i don't have a boat. >> and the truth is the story is replicated thousands of times. the change, after the emergency aid phase, has been to get people working and make the local economy tick over again. the streets in taclobam is a mess. this is why we have 20,000 lining up for the work for cash scheme. it means they get a job, money in their pockets and play a role in the rescue of their own city. >> we get 500 paceos. we pay them even if they are cleaning their house. if everyone of them is cleaning taclobam, we can revive it. with the money they buy things. if you go to the markets there are a lot of things for sale. immediately they economy has bee

experience ot on my from, you know, my practice, my in the ces in -- hospital. hospita hospital. life experiences to come one the character. there are parallels. my mom is alive, my dad has passed away. ghana. from >> your mother was sierra deon. what measure of lebanon ancestry got into that? some rly accurate, in ways. the grandfather, my mom's dad lebanon. he was a remember neetz businessman that migrated or one some business in sierra leon. >> and your name is hassan tetteh. out as a roman catholic? >> yes, sir. from?re was the name >> my grandfather. >> his name. you're born in brooklyn. where did you go to school along the way? >> born in brooklyn. were born in west africa. my dad would always mutz and say the usa.e in i like to say that. nd i like to specifically pledge allegiance to my brooklyn it's an ause i think interesting place to grow up in, one that builds a lot of makes a lot of characters. but i went to -- inwent to atholic school for the most of elementary. i transferred in middle school to a public middle school system. brooklyn technical high school in the ft.

when he was injured on a cattle ranch in the amazon, 26 days on foot from the nearest doctor to help otountries like india, haiti. >> good morning. >> reporter: but what brock quickly learned was that there was desperation in the u.s., as well, especially in places likewise where jobs have disappeared and few doctors hang their shingles. >> sort of one-time opportunity that they know they can afford to get the care that they need. >> reporter: the wise clinic is one of the largest that they do here in the united states, serving some 2500 people. and on the second morning, hundreds again line up in the predawn darkness for a chance to see a doctor. >> so the first thing we're going to do is bring in the people left over and waiting here for what, some of them 24 hours or more. >> you're going, folks. >> reporter: among the hundreds streaming in the ramoses who is waited more than 24 hours. >> only thing we got done was standing in line, paperwork done and we got our bands. >> reporter: but suddenly this man has moved to the front of the line. robert ellis has walked 15 miles through the

you described the region being you ot at the moment and said the chinese have upped the ante. why now? well, i would say that there are transitional politics that into. this the new leader of china is now finishing his first year in office. critical whenr is alley at radition chinese views into power. consolidatinginue his power base which continues army ande's liberation he communist party of china, eighty million members strong and grandson's and grand daughters of the revolutionary elite. you have a an similar set of politics playing with a relatively new to power prime minister. ou have the reality of transitional politics which likely are playing some role in all of this. second, you have beijing under some new creating bureaucratic dynamics. establishing a new national no doubt ounsel which is ruffling some feathers with the military when they see more civilian over national security. i suspect there was some when ng along those lines they established without announcing to anybody else this defense identification zone. >> john huntsman, thank you for coming in. >> thank

there is a service dedicated to nelson mandela at 10:00 ot here this morning. of course they will be remembering him all day and for many years to come. we spoke to the senior pastor here just a little while ago. >> it is awfully difficult to memorialize because a memorial would be life lock for all of us, for the next four, five generations. because a person of his character, a person of his statute and commitment -- stature, will have a clear record of what he's done and i think his life will be much larger and much more impactful, in ten, 15, 15, 20, 25, 30 years now as it has been in the last ten, 15 years. >> they tell me that the night nelson mandela was released from prison in south africa they prayed here at the church all night long and when they got the news that he was released the whole place broke out into cheers. >> in many ways it's like his home church in los angeles. brian rooney, great wrapup there. did you want to say something else? brian rooney thank you very much. all right. the french president has issued a veiled warning to the president

>>ot at all.irst, little miss madison root, megan kelly, watch out because she's coming for your job. i don't think it was a park ranger, i think it was a security guard. he was probably making minimum wage which meant he was hungry business food stamps have been cut. he made a bad decision. >> oh, my gosh. >> and it was a ridiculous decisi decision. >> he did it because of the city rules. >> she absolutely is going to be a entrepreneur. and we should value that. >> i think i would hire this young lady, wouldn't you? >> in a heartbeat. i'm just laughing at her reach for that one. that goes a long way. no, this is a remarkable thing. this says -- jonathan is absolutely right. this is a case where capitalism is going to will out, regardless of what you do. in other words, the natural propensity to trade is so strong that she is producing something here that we all want to do and any time and she did a great job. >> all right. we're going to have to leave it there. again, a great week. thank you for

for bone marrow, it will work, and then there will be pressure for other organs like livers, kidneysr ot and hearts. >> you don't buy that? >> i don't buy that at all. ita think it will be possible to tryout alternatives to the status quo that doesn't work and see if it works or doest president. or doesn't. to continue the status quo, it reminds me of the aids patients in the 1980s who finally had to storm the fday ha building in maryland to get access to new drugs.w >> thank you both and thanks, colin, for alerting us. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. >>> it is time for hits and> ti misses of the week. brett, start with you. >> get ready for this, paul. i will do it. i will say something nice about the obama administration and because it is hanukkah abouta chuck hagel. >> you often do that. >> the united states responded to a unilateral chinese move to create an air defense zone over the islands by sending two b52 bombers over thesendin islands unannounced, lettingbers the chinese know that these kinds of provocative, aggressive acts on

three seconds left in ot. chris butler avoids the shoot outscoring with a dramatic game winner. >>> this bronco fan spray painted the bronco logo on his moe hawk. the chargers again pull off the upset 27-20. what is interesting now is that the raiders chiefs game takes on some added significance, by the way. chief promo. channel 5. >> the raiders can be spoilers huh? >> they could be. and, now, this game, because of denver's loss tonight will mean something. it's the fight for home field advantage in the afc west. by the way, have you heard the jim harbaugh rumor? the texas longhorns might be courting him. >> 10 million? >> they will pay up to 10 million. you can read about it on my blog. >> he was not taking the bait yesterday. >> no. we'll be right back. nor ,,,, 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 dollar

in ot, they don't have a football team, but if they did, collison rolls it down. >>> as we wrap up 2013 take a look back at the best of today's best sound bytes from this past year. >> spoils war, is that coming back? does anything know anything about that? i just love that show. >> how do you get your guys into game seven? >> we get on the bus, we go on the court, and we play. >> one night, i had five phone calls from five different schools. kind of look high school. >> we are going to beat up that woman beater. the won that beat up his wife man, in front of his kids! you guys like that [bleep]? he must have learned that from his dad! woman beater baby, we are going to beat that woman beater! >> every canadian kid grows up dreaming about their stanley cup, but not their wedding day. >> the franchise has nod played since 2002. >> that's the stupidest thing i have ever heard. no coach in their right mind ... this isn't the real housewives of beverly hills. >> he will never emotionally fulfill you, ever. know that. know that. >> and let's talk about our big guy. two for 11. how can you go

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>> well, decorate the tree with ots of balls, lights and ornaments.'ll see by adding more and more, the tree takes on a magical feel which is just wonderful. >> absolutely. the art of making glass blown baubles is almost as old as the chateau itself. today with patience and a steady hand, they are keeping this tradition alive. they're shiny, delicate, and to many they encapsulate christmas. but have you ever spared a thought at how your baubles are made? we get let in on a little behind-the-scenes christmas magic. he melts the glass in the furnace which is heated up to 1,200 degrees. then he shapes it while it's hot and maleable. >> this will be a small, transparent bauble, venetian style. the glass is heated to 1,200 degrees so i can blow it as thin as possible. >> he only has a short time frame in which to do this. >> we have three minutes from the moment the glass is liquid to when it becomes a solid. i'm going to create a little hook, a small ring so you can hang the bauble from a christmas tree. we don't have any leeway to make mistakes. we have

ot bama administration hopes to have a total of 7 million signed up by then.so it's 1 million down, 6 million more and a very long way to go. >> jeff? >> jeff: chip reid, thank you. >> the fbi says investigators have linked a suspect killed by phoenix police to a string of bank robberies in three states. the man who served four years in the army was also wanted for the murder of a mississippi police officer. here's don dahler. >> reporter: the witness in a restaurant drive-thru who tipped off police about the masked suspect going into a bank had no idea the series of events his phone call brought to a close. when police responded 40-year-old mario edward garnet emerged from the bank with a bag of money and a handgun. into a rental car an opened fire on officers. >> five explosion, kind of like a big flat tire. >> what did it sound like. >> it sounded like boom, boom,. >> reporter: steve lopez lives across the street. >> a detective working near the bank shot garnet who was pronounced dead near the scene. it wasn't until the fbi compared the former soldier's co

. >> do you sense that -- let me move to ot topic of how the countries in the region are seeing this. you just got about a saudi arabia and turkey. those countries are frustrated with u.s. policy. tell us why they are so angry and what the administration needs to do about it. >> see in this the context of the competition between saudi arabia and iran. they see this as a part of a pattern. the u.s. withdraws from iraq and afghanistan. syria, where there is a long time of inaction and then the about face by the obama administration on military action, egypt where they see they did not support mubarak more forcely. the middle east thinks, you know, what about us? and i think it's a very dangerous neighborhood. and so the pattern that the saudis and their gulf allies see is one of increasingly stringent circumstances that they feel they are dealing with alone. >> and what does the administration need to do about it? >> the administration needs to redouble their engagement. if they are pivoting to asia, they also need to pivot to the middle east. the united states is very important securit

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because the united states lead an effort beginning in the bush administration and intensified during ot bama administration to put in place very tightly targeted calibrated sanctions that were supported by the international community, including the russians and the chinese. that's the key. and those sanctions lead in a direct line to the election of rouhani this past spring, to the negotiations and his outreach, and to where we are now with the iranians. this is a direct result of the pressure, and the pressure on the iranian, of course, on the economic front has been a-- . >> rose: that raise the criticism. that pressure resulted on the iranians coming to the table if that is true, why let up on the pressure. because they did not do everything you wanted them to do. >>it had to be tested. the purpose of the sanctions was not sanction force the sake of suction, not to pun shall for the sake of pun eschment. it rass rather to force a choice, a tonight make clear to the iranian moon and iranian leadership that the only way forward here from the immense pressure, which by the way continues

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missed a lot of roof think you find the time to come here to ot see to give we have representatives of the spanish. to english and if there are no objections from my colleagues or else be the first of two thousand and thirteen has been learned mark that year for the russian diplomacy how do you personally assess the arrangements on syria and iran what are the prospects of the geneva two conference. that we have reached some very useful agreements. and i think this success is. due to our collective efforts and this is another evidence that. only achieve certain results when we all work together based on the principles of international law. that was the way to go i would not call this year a breakthrough year talking about syria and iran what happened i mean was that the green meant to dismantle the syrian chemical weapons stockpile. agreements. and plans for the iranian nuclear program all of this is the result of meenie years of effort setlist as far as syria is concerned we have being insisting on the principles of international law for three years and what happened would be a rainy a

is thinking about passing are actually going to be enforced because the message that's been sent by otstration to people who are living here illegally is that their home free once they get in because through executive action, the administration has basically said that 90% of them are going to be immune from enforcement. so that's a very powerful intend difficult for people to stay and for more people to try to come and that in fact is what we're seeing and hearing from the border. >> woodruff: given all that, tamm ara, remind us what was in that senate legislation that passed. where does it stand right now. >> it's what's been in every reform bill that's been talked about for the past five years,ed three main pillars, one is an answer for the-- senate would give a-- for citizenship, you have to pay back taxes and work and go through security check and get in line to be a citizen, get to in in about year 13 for most people. there is a toughen forcement on the border, much tougher, tougher enforcement in the workplace, every person trying to get a job would have to go through the e verif

related documents he's also expected to offer and would include jordanian with the citizens of this new ot loss from the cd. i need and use his job the government is regressing to implement its part time job scheme to meet president packer has pledged to boost the nation's implement from its current sixty four percent to seventy percent by year twenty seventy. well the plan aims to boost the productivity of the workforce and offer more flexible work options. they are living doubts as to whether the plant goes to the root of the problem. our team gm is here with us in the studio. good evening tea and so what kind of jobs are we talking about it. well the stance that biden is the labor ministry and also how flexible part time selected john. these are different from conventional parking cars in terms of job security and benefits for press even more importantly in amount of pay only part time as in kearney are temporary workers in nothing more than an hour in the week usually something close to the middle east which is just the top five us dollars an hour. i selected and police on friday hired