trent wagner he's executive director of the fox group.ow you're expecting not the santa rally but maybe a correction of sorts in the 50 day moving average. >>i do think that we are a little bit overdue for at least a test of the 50 day moving average. the s&p hasn't been there since early october. last week we saw the market selloff a little bit and i think that's in expectation of an announcement to taper sooner rather than later. i don't think we're gonna see a huge correction in the equity markets. if they do announce a taper later this month, but we would expect about another 10-15 points to the downside before it decides what to do next. >>if it decides anything. they're gonna be meeting tomorrow and wednesday. the possibility exists that nothing could happen. >>you're absolutely right. like i said, even if something does happen with the taper this month i'm not expecting a huge move down. in fact i think i would use that as an opportunity to get long if we get a little move down. if they announce they're gonna put it off until later

trent lott, a pretty candid guy. he talked about how much he hates washington.i said, "so why do you stay?" and he looked at me like i was crazy, and he said, "well, because this is where all the problems are, but this is where all the money is." i mean, this is what keeps people here. and it's true. no one leaves anymore. >> richard gephardt. >> richar gephardt, former house majority leader. two-time presidential candidate. a hero to organized labor. >> son of a teamster. >> son of a teamster, milk truck driver. gave some of the most impassioned campaign rallies i've ever seen in places like iowa and -- >> for working people. >> for working people. i mean, he seemed like the real deal. he became a lobbyist, like a lot of members of congress do. and he since has worked for a lot of corporations. >> goldman sachs, boeing, visa, i get from your book. >> yeah. i mean, again, many of them not terribly friendly to organized labor. >> in congress, as you say, he fought for labor. but then he went to work for spirit aero systems, overseeing a tough anti-union campaign.

>> trent lott. >> trent lott saying people made their choice. >> i covered pat robertson's presidentialigns. he struck me as a guy willing to say and do just about anything to augment his role as a supposed spiritual leader. >> also something that incites violence as well. if you take him by his word, what's the response? >> gay people are killing people. >> you kick the crap out of somebody to show they can't get away with it. >> ted yoho. i think he shortened his name. just kidding. on the prospect of defaulting on the u.s. debt. he made this claim that contradicted economists all over the earth. we need to have that moment where we realize we're going broke. i think personally it would bring stability to the world markets. your thought, howard. we're still suffering. we are still suffering from the near miss of '11. we had the near miss of '13 and he thought to go off the cliff. >> this is apockalyptic thinkin. everything is an apocalypse. and apocalypses are good. you want everything to fall apart. because it's only when everything falls apart that you pick up the true belief whatev

trent williams, far sin all going to the probowl while the skins get ready for the giants on sunday. the we is what will happen after the game? lit happen on monday? will they keep their jobs or does dan wipe the slate clean and get some different coaches? now the coaches and players understand the reality of the situation. >> you understand what goes with our job. our job is to win. if you don't win good things don't happen. >> this is a production business. you get judged off of wins and losses but four years ago we started something here with coach and his staff. and like i said in past years everybody here wants to see that finished out. >> let's go bowling. the pinstripe bowl, goodwin should have run it. it's intercepted this. one stays tied until the fourth quarter and then notre dame wins 29-16. a really bad night for the washington wizards. they got blown up by the timberwolves. the game was out of the hand in the fourth quarter. you see in the corner of your screen he goes down. they got him up but he couldn't stand. x-rays on his knee were negative but they won't know for s

boomer: trent richardson goes n. shannon: matt ryan. jason snelling. absorbed the big hit from thomas davis and into the end zone. thank you. into the end zone he goes. cam newton just popped a touchdown to ted ginn jr. dan: these folks have families too. they have to show up and pay the bills. bill: the only touchdown here comes from door darrel patterson, a rookie, took it 50 yards on the run. etroit 56 yards at the half. dan: there is the texans. matt schaub is having a good first half. james: we look at ted ginn getting it done. shannon: that is cam newton. why are you jumping? he scored anyway. james: say for whatever reason. andy dalton. boomer: he got off to a bad start and a little nerves but a nice play by cory graham on the first interception and then he overthrows a.j. green on the second one. playing quarterback in the nfl, you have to have a short memory and overcome adversity through all of the tough times. he throws two touchdown passes. i don't know why baltimore play thad kind of defense. how about the catch by sanu. two touchdown pass

. >> reporter: trents to the man affectionately known as tata madiba immediately poured in.e supremacist south africa. "your spirit and example will always be there to guide us to the vision of a better and more just south africa." now ten days of national mourning will start, during which mandela will lie in state in the capital pretoria so south africans can say final good-byes before he's carried back to his ancestral village for burial. dan? >> thanks, alex. when nelson mandela walked out of prison in 1990, after nearly 30 years it represented much more than his personal freedom. it meant that he and all of those who fought so hard for him and his cause had finally won a major battle. but the broader fight was far from over. "nightline's" founding anchor ted koppel was there to speak with him soon after he was released. >> this is abc news "nightline," reporting from south africa, ted koppel. >> tonight we have only one guest, nelson mandela. most people would look at the last 27 years of your life and say to themselves, what a waste. what about you? >> that is true. to

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trent johnston added 62. ireland posted 225/7 in the 20 overs.nson had a good day with the ball. all the out for 157. both teams qualified for the tournament in bangladesh. >> italian motorcycle racer has died in an accident at an event in memory of his late compatriot. he raced betweening 1996 and "97 when moto gp. he fell off his bike. he was killed at the 2011 malaysian grand prix. >> india is winning the first space race. it successfully entered the second phase of its journey. it took off on november the 5th. it's on a journey around the sun and on course to reach mars in 10 months. stay with us, another full bulletin for you ahead. >> clashes in the it streets. police in thailand unleash water canons and tear gas on protesters trying to take over the government. >> progress report. in a few short hours the obama administration is expected to give us a check-up of the nation's heath care website. >> immigration issues - escalating tensions between the dominican republic and haiti could force hundreds of thousands to lose their citizenship. >

and who gave them a new speaker of the ruling party at the local scene would call trent carroll is here well because every good position to see our dear i've been to kenya saw the paper did not mention the anniversary of league leader to donetsk nights to top military chief. not only on the day of the anniversary on tuesday at the north's official korean central news agency reported that leaders can be done in and senior military officials that it can defend palace of the side early in the morning with a body of the new song ends and dumped in a blind date experts say that she didn't poke it is an attempt to reinforce it portends cupcakes and families will look like. called the mountain to look like the only way to assert one's legitimacy is for them now at two plotlines. the reason town some tech was executed was because he challenged this bloodline. the latest propaganda comes only weeks after coming on as former second in candy and gum and uncles and some cake was executed after being charged for treason. uni an audience north korea appears to be making progress in its plans to get t

but in a statement trent dalton said he had made the upgrade of the war supplies in the county a constant irc. he pointed out work hard for new treatment plants from the brother of the apartment was stuck here in the new year. but for people heading into their second year of buying will work in shops like this one in oregon or less common estimate that the constitution does it is an awesome inconvenience and expense of all that said that the chef at me coming. i would be getting slightly to get to something on the ball on a piece watch. carry a movie or t news trucks come in. former persistent minister john major as a guest of honor us in the band hosted by the polish step to mark the twentieth anniversary of the downing street declaration. in the catholic doctrine directly from south africa pretend that the memorial for naps and data as of this evening's events was to meet your pride to the scene for michael to africa. and remember maine use the accounts committee hearing today in the sun for remedial till they were joined. from the stress by shinn fein td mary lou mcdonald was a member

ty montgomery with his return game and trent murphy honored as second team all americans.enior linebacker shane scope third team honors the focus now is on michigan state and rose bowl. >> you can make a case for them. they can go through big ten here undefeated. that is the respect we're giving these guys. >> zach klein could come back to haunt the bears going into pack 12 rival oregon state. edged out of cal. by ncaa rules he's got to sit out a year. sean hadden has a year left of eligibility. a's acquired jim hons on. today, the orioles signed balance42 years, $15 million. but seven and a half million per season. a's could have kept balancefour and paying less than they are now. sharks facing blues. and boards are your friends. it happens again. justin brawn, bang bang play. we finish with a big dunk from a little dude. that is insane. like rocket propulsion. he's 22 years old from michigan before turning into a you tube dunking sensation. his career is dunking for a living which is good money if you can get it. >> that is incredible. >> i saw you. >> 2,000 bank account

i think in your corner we take a look of trent green above the law in china. today school find out why chinese people per year to fight out the school district and added it into a tiny that you have a thing about it the combination of lack of high quality educational resources and pushy parent in beijing for the big standing on top of the school district some young women to look owning a house school district of the criteria for picking them to write typical data shows that the shabby thirty to forty year old apartment school district got one hundred on the web for square meter or more than one thousand five hundred us dollars per square foot. buying a ticket is worth a one bedroom apartment got that nine hundred thousand dollars. money can already purchased a house the school district in united state. welcome to my house for education america the dream of many chinese parent. china's rich people getting picky about where to buy the cost of america now he wanted to help cool down earlier this year. the story came out yummy chinese mother never stick point five

we take a look of trent green above the line china on tuesday to walk and the look of supermarket prices into a tightly kept him out. during the nineteen ninety one friend remarked care for the first time in the china become meet them at a rapid pace. the very short period of time. models very simple. the charges to market and to keep the product suppliers. pulling the pin striping profit. using this method careful to don the costume rapidly and that throughout the country. this method was adopted by domestic market and was later to become the mainstream business model for chinese supermarket. early last month are still reported that the chinese supermarket chain stores charge high fees in recent years. as result of that the product of god expected to be made in china products for scolding even cheaper prices overseas market may our domestic one in other countries are still breaking their prices. china business news report. he was the largest domestic supermarket chain stores walmart and uncle ty to report the fire pole the court to the new puppy when we got twenty percent of current sup

my aching heart come on to win the al with because in twenty twenty your corner we take a look of trent green above the line in china. today school discussed why the chinese government prefers the dry air pollution problem but getting taxpayer money instead of corporate money porter park with a one page and air pollution readings he has not released were late two thousand twelve fifty two which continue to doubt the year. beijing the twentieth of october the first of november through the five days which extreme of the polluted air standard nearby stood in the other problem. also for the same terrible air quality the heavy air pollution diminish if i'm not going to lie between us. when the twenty million dollars to curb air pollution in the capital city and surrounding area. the local government to collect money for the to help air pollution problem. the dot com that can report a chinese dinner dessert and they will govern partner tammy to pay one hundred us. we're sticking with elders and local air pollution pee. when journalists cannot comment when contacted local government official.

consumer quarter we take a look at trent green above the law in china. today toward the cup of milk on the back of the anti with chinese internet users have the kids out. the two got to meet melamine scandal forced the tiny cupboard to pay closer attention to the quality of the dairy product. to do that then started putting out small farmers. all cattle farmers in china don't often have acted to technology and training needed for high quality dairy products to be replaced by a large cattle farming company which might be easier to control the taper. one of the biggest problem the industry hit a low return on investment the range of investment over dr terribly well. the high cost of one major reason why china's milk prices are more than thirty percent higher the average price in the world. difficult as the main issue back with the shows. the coaches brought milk prices to a rapid increase in recent years. according to data china's raw milk price ventured out with oven for about seventeen thank you for power. if you're the average price has gone up to nearl

ty montgomery with his return game and trent murphy honored as second team all americans. senior linebacker shane scope third team honors the focus now is on michigan state and rose bowl. >> you can make a case for them. they can go through big ten here undefeated. that is the respect we're giving these guys. >> zach klein could come back to haunt the bears going into pack 12 rival oregon state. edged out of cal. by ncaa rules he's got to sit out a year. sean hadden has a year left of a's acquired jim hons on. today, the orioles signed balance42 years, $15 million. but seven and a half million per season. a's could have kept balancefour and paying less than they are now. sharks facing blues. and happens again. justin brawn, bang bang big dunk from a little dude. that is insane. like rocket propulsion. he's 22 years old from michigan before turning into a you tube dunking sensation. his career is dunking for a living which is good money if you can get it. >> that is incredible. >> i saw you. >> 2,000 bank accounts are cleaned out and it can happen to anyone. >> and man's be

the hike on the blog and take not of me in consumer quarter we take a look at trent green was reliant on a wanted it too will find out why so many times people have given up on pink the repentant her. to which i hated everything about it. many people in china have grown concerned about the content of that become critical to them and don't give a viable option for retirement. topping the feast of them pulled out of the chinese government shows that china's around three hundred million people have been covered by the end user and to them. a recent meeting of the key. when the leader of employees. to ensure. there are two types of people would stop in the pants and shirt the first of the three of those paper picking them at the minimum for getting pension. he would stop and it can compete and we can get into certain to retire. another group is for those who have to spend or stop the payment even if they have achieved a minimum standard of fifteen years the situation always happened to unemployed people for freedom to work and company employers who refuse to pay for mine workers of bannin

the concoction work order we take a look at trent green above the line china. on today's show would go out and think oakland kilo and tea with honey or didn't have that bit about it. one of the biggest reason why speculators and china are still buying houses because they can still get one for them. friends are still going up in major cities. but the many difficulties trying to keep money out of the market. the fact that matter in the house there's the one that people back into it. because the political pressure to lower house prices. they don't take the bend of the house. that has opened up the market for underground monday. being called shadow banking. some intermediary credit company convicted of trying to get loans from banks. all we have to do is pay a fee to the agent. as twenty per cent of business are reported china's central bank of the night. i think with respect to the field should be used for other purposes think employees take them and their fight. he backed the world. but the live band and are holding back the credit company. it does help our most

instead the epidemic heart could not be repaired looking up from the new cricut cartridge before trent agreed to cover the cost. but there was another quick repair shop called them the broken part can be purchased in the united kingdom. pacman to take six months. you could not accept waiting for such a long time preparing to go to the card shop worker the term to find another way he tried to get a new car from the third party cover the work for you to the idea he told the parmesan until the outside the exclusive retail store. he whispers to him that i did find another shot. the stuff that they could to collect five thousand two hundred dollars to produce forty percent cheaper. the one the official retail stores. do you believe the product to the good from this guy even looking for different sort. the imported auto parts market to expand to one in china and economic information daily report to look often stolen cars imported car vehicle doors they earned their money back killing on a park. three killed were priced naughty cute hat and china hundred twenty thousand dollars the car to tal

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to severn trent by? telefonica controls the company. there's also the future of this brazilian business which telefonica would like to see broken up. kinds of moving parts. i'm sure we will talk about this plenty more. francine, over to you. >> guy, sports direct, the british discount sports retailer is next. manus cranny is looking at the story. talk us to the story, manus. >> it comes down to chelsea kit. adidas.ld by th it is a valuable commodity for retailers and adidas. adidas has stopped are going to stop supplying chelsea kits. basically, you go in for great bargains. it has everything there it has a billionaire owner, mike ashley, who if you read the front of the sunday times is urged by the fact that adidas could be perhaps casting aspersions on the scruffy nature of some of his stores. it has brand association, does adidas want to be flogging the kit through sports direct. it is price competition and control and alien or status written all over it. so with that in mind, the story goes now that so emerged is mike ashley that he

that's how we get reliable pay trents -- customers. >> this fair increase will be a extra 19 cents on that money will be dedicated it will go into a locked box. it's a special fund that has been created. it will help pay for the new cars, the new train control system, and a knew -- new maintenance system. >> it will be more difficult for people to slel out -- shell out money. >> they will ask people for a bond must 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

her work order we take a look at trent green above the line china wanted it to walk talk about the q train tickets for china's new pipe the railway into a tiny interview that the thing about it. the hype euro in china. high profile problems. the two thousand level when the train crashed into the nation. diminish over with high levels of corruption into the picture the shot of the world of government deal. the two of them tick. the drawback the country with them. just a little more changes. in march this year. the council now that was installed the ministry of railway and the tablet of your overweight and the china railway corporation. that would only be in charge admission of management and ripe old age the latter will be responsible for railway operations and construction this gives more power to the china railway corporation and of the formal ministry related to identity. one of the market regulator gather that the competitor. china's top leaders hope that this would make china with more market oriented over until now. china's railway system has been unable to shake up interference

you can work order we take a look at trent green is on tour in china. today two of the gothic into restricting the like but will cut down on traffic the making of the summer the team. the people to do with the leichhardt. people should be brought to the shop to my core two quad the catch they did it because he did authorities hundred and fifteen shocking announcement that the demand is picking the government the number of light which made available people need to get to my complete world like a lottery or by getting on many cars were called to be opportune to make money. the car by the paper to the car purported them are sixteen you'll get like to play bought a car after the sixteenth. like the beer and hard to get one. they secured upper sturt into doubt that the rumor that he didn't hold it to the end of november this year will reflect the torn part of the one time. png local media once reported that he acted all the shopping cart or had a big deal in november the company bought more than fifty cars at one time because of the four thousand nine hundre

trent. mentally disabled man in a frantic action on the next morning the store front in which he judged it to him too eighteen months in prison he didrder that he can keep it a rule that kept you up but at this point. i've been keeping up on healing and high quality surveillance video that etf has been the storefront of the old never go to trial. you may need to click to complete conviction in federal. due to substantial time even if you don't have occurred. i went back i didn't think he did not have very violent background on and actually with the atf is an extended mission to get in on the island to ten years people who are at the top of either organization to think of that nature talking to all the experts with a kicking tee it updon't you. now as you mentioned this isn't just a few isolated incidents. you are and destination has uncovered a number of them so if negligence on the part of the atf or is there something more nefarious going on. you know and those are questions to give to oth

robert will briefly trent also calling for swift elections of billy c that's also how the jeannette will they be if they take place one that mrs bought the same thing again promises no one to be sucked into the central african republic he wants to see he was to have an exit strategy he sees elections has been part of that too so that the central african republic and hopefully take responsibility for its own offense. the problem is how do you hold elections in a country with the infrastructures collapse is essentially a failed state what twenty five with twenty five percent of the population is on the budget under what ten percent of the population is in flight from the homes because of the violence it's going to be incredibly difficult and that the logistics of getting together in an election in one year's time and all was mumbling and even if they hold an election what happens off the pot is the elected government began a good piece on a capable enough to hold the country together to administer a country of the signs of fronts. and of course is clearly at many many questions surrounding

including random thoughts i have throughout the day and also please help us get a break in the senate trent green on twitter rosenhaus tags and we can get trending on the twitter sphere like today i'm trying my recent interview with ty relevant to her about how you plan to unite radical thinkers check it out you guys had a twitter at abby martin that's it for the show today or one check it out tomorrow or break the set all over again. please please please. please. please. wealthy british style. market so why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike scrounger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on r t. i play this street cleaner. in love with a waitress i go on stage managing that there's an audience i used to take drugs and drink like a fish the police told me about the circus but i was such a punk i was like what circus. school or circus is clearly comes down and we break down stereotypes about kids from disadvantaged backgrounds. we speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. news programs and docu

linebacker trent murphy and kick returner ty montgomery are both second teamers.inally linebacker shane skov was a third team selection. stanford has 11 wins this year and just two losses. they will play in the rose bowl against the michigan state spartans on new year's day. >> reporter: have to get to the good stuff on this lottery winner. >> reporter: we now know the winning ticket was sold at jenny's gift shop in san jose $636 million. the maker of ball was 7. we are now hearing that another winning ticket may have been sold in georgia. how much money will go to the lucky's when in san jose? >> pam: see you at 11 ( siren wailing ) bones: what'd you do? i read, walked on the beach, chilled. oh, you chilled, in darfur. you chilled in darfur? in north carolina. i changed my vacation plans to spend time with my brother. russ and i talked about it and we really want to find dad. okay, well, just so you know, the fbi's gonna find your father, no matter what you want. my brother and i don't want the fbi to backburner the search. ( tires squealing ) is it okay to go ov

but jim knows being a coach is a full-time job and he has a lot of respect for the job that trent hasone. >> that is something to watch over the coming months. now the current warriors owners may be interested in buying the oakland a's. the east bay express is reporting one of three groups that could be interested in the team and building a new park in oakland at howard terminal. >> you ready? >> not the hall of fame but it's close. giants play by play man duane kiper had his name enshrined on the menu in san francisco. former comcast sports net emp y employeeing receiving the honor. look at that. it seems to me that you see some of the best public meltdowns come from the world of sports. and who doesn't like seeing a head coach lose it after a tough loss. yesterday, brought us another edition of head coaches gone wild. as southern illinois coach barry hen son blew his stack. >> i'm struggling with this crew right now. they won't let me coach them. anytime i coach somebody, they put their head down. we're soft. we've been enabled for whatever reason. i've got a bunch of mama's boys ri

the trented will continue. in the next two orreor three days we'll see record-high temperatures, coming up from nice toasty air. different story as we go to the midwest. this is where we have a blizzard warning. winds gusting from 30 to 50 memberships, with temperatures near zero. that's making the wind chill drop fast. not only do we have a blizzard warning for light snow and dangers of frost bite. it's making it feel like 44 degrees below zero in fargo. omma ha dropped to 28 degrees. as we look at the radar and clouds. there's a little snow and not a lot of moisture. a lot of moisture coming up from the south-east, riding up the coast over the weekend and will bring heavy rain, especially in thunder storms along the east coast. from the virginias and delaware. we'll get the snow coming back from vermont, new hampshire and maine. what will happen for the south-east is the risk of storms, the potential of severe storms. if you are in florida up to the carolinas, you'll want to monitor the weather conditions. lo

of this for the last 35 years all of the states of the gulf cooperation council have cooperated and trent cooperated on attention of america with iran and they have seen these tensions as an opportunity to position themselves as america's allies with the former ally in this state and the former ally being for all intensive purposes being dismembered and in shambles and all of these states, all of them, and the united arab emirate have capitalized on these tensions. the big unknown variable is what is going to happen if those tensions between us and the united states get reduced? and we see the saudi arabia and in particular, they are extremely nervous. and we know that they have beards. they are as nervous as prime minister benjamin netanyahu of a possible reduction of tensions between the two parties. so what would they do then with the iranian bogeyman who is no longer there. and that is the thing we have to look at. [inaudible] >> it is my pleasure. >> going back to big politics, asking you whether you see this as we transform ourselves into a global city. do you also see this handful

in place of the trent richardson, delivers big time. brown and ippedy winning 22-14, improvementing to eight and four. >> we can't survive our mistakes forever. sounds like a broken record. sometimes you have a gut it out, however ugly it is. i'll never complain about it. i don't think anyone will complain about it. especially against tennessee. what a great job by the defence. they are the leaders of the pack. credit to the all-line backs putting the final drive together. >> in philadelphia, the eagles riding a 3-1 winning streak. the cardinals with a 4-1 streak. eagles fly high in the first. that six-yard hook up giving the eagles a 7-0 lead. the cardinal answer back. he sprints in for the 43 yard score. just before the half philadelphia looking to cash in, find brent sellick, all jacked up. foels throw three touchdowns. eagles winning 24-21 and you tied with the cowboys for first place in the nsc east. >> do i hear eight? >> brandon two feet down, touchdown. carolina. >> buccaneers in the third quarter. reaches over the goal line, it

trent williams is representing the redskins in hawaii. williams selected to his 2nd straight pro bowl. deangelo hall was selected as alternate. that's your morning sports. hope your saturday is a good one. >> a big day tomorrow as tc williams high school band arrives in the big easy. on january 2nd the band will perform as part of the halftime show for the sugar bowl. that's in new orleans when alabama takes on oklahoma. and tc williams won't have the only band marching somewhere far off. the high school band arrived last night in california to perform in the tournament of roses parade on january 1st. the band applied to be part of the parade two years ago. you can watch the parade right here on nbc 4 at 11:00 wednesday morning. >> we don't know who is playing in the super bowl and tickets for the february 2nd game are already through the roof. prices on the resale market are in the thousands. we just checked with stub hub. the cheapest ticket there is $3,200 and that's for an upper level seat. just one seat. on the site packages start at

donald brown starting in place of trent richardson who got benched big time as brown and indy would win4 to 14 improving to 8 and 4 on the season. notes. new york giant, the washington redskins in a classic nfc match, ball 24-seventeen. they saved the best for last, saints in seattle to at that he can on the seahawks. rebecca is going, yay. >> yeah. >> for the saints. yeah. >> r rein the >> travel concerns right now as we got freezing rain and drizzle in a few spaces in the northeast. in fact, massachusetts and connecticut and parts of vermont have been dealing with those slippery icy roads. we are also seeing a freezing fog advisory in parts of upstate new york. this can quickly put down a layer of ice on the roadway. so beware. >> that's definitely a travel concern, a little band of showers has been skirting its way through gradually through the morning hours. women see some improvement, but not much. so do keep an eye out for that. other travel plans that we are concerned about is the in west, a big storm coming in. it's going to be arctic air that's blasting in. temperatures now 52

speech, part of a series of speeches by former speeches in the senate that senate majority leader trent lott recognized. my phone rang in the historical office and it was mike mansfield. the guy responsible for the creation of the historical office in the 1970's. he said, i've been asked to give a speech for this series. what should i talk about? i knew about the 1963 speech on the nature of leadership he never gave. he stuck it in the record. i said, senator, give that, shape it a little bit. he said, well, maybe i'll do that. he did. it was the first in a series of speeches on leadership, but all on the senate website. and it was a blockbuster. it was just magnificent. >> we hear a lot today about how this is the meanest time in the history of the senate and the house of representatives. going to read back to you what's in this book. it's not something that you put in. it's got a footnote. i think it may be merrill petersen. clay hated jackson. and calhoun. >> i looked into that. it was a powerful statement. i hadn't realized the hatred, one example, of john quincy adams and daniel we

republican trent franks of arizona is among the lawmakers who have called the agreement a bad deal. >> seems like there's general notion that we're afraid to allow iran to question our sincerity when we should be questioning theirs. iran has given no concession of any kind for 30 years. and yet we are now taking some of our most powerful inducements off the table. >> ifill: michigan democrat dan kildee was milder in his criticism, but he said the u.s. has to proceed very carefully. >> we have to be very cautious with this state, and very skeptical and realize that the reason that we're in the position we're in right now, is that the sanctions are working, and the sanctions need to be not just seen only as a penalty, but as an inducement to better behavior. >> ifill: under the agreement, a limited number of economic sanctions would be eased for six months. in exchange, iran would agree to neutralize its stockpile of uranium, already enriched to 20%, a big step toward reaching weapons-grade; stop enriching any uranium beyond 5% purity; stop installing new centrifuges or building new fac

begin this briefing in the same way that i began my last briefing for congress, for representative trent franks on the subject of eugenics in the united states. that is that i come here not as a republican or democrat or liberal or conservative, but as an historian and investigative reporter who is concerned primarily with human rights. i make no political distinctions in fact, it is because i make no political distinctions in because i have combated within a political point of view, that the reason for my presence here is so apropos. it has been a long journey for me to get to this room. really, it is the culmination of almost half-century of hum almost a half-century of human rights investigative journalism, going back to, i guess, the 60s and 70s. that's in the 20th century for those of you tuning in. i have looked into the case of the armenians. i've looked into the case of the appellations, the african-americans and jim crow. the native americans, the muslims in the mesopotamians going all the way back in history. of course the jews and the holocaust. because my jews are holocaust s

i mean bill clinton was president, trent lott was senator leader, newt gingrich speaker of the house. it's baby steps. it's not a giant stride. not to be confused with the connecticut compromise which lead to the a a dochings the constitution of the missouri compromise for 40 years. but it is-- we will no bar as opposed to a low bar, an ago of civility and compromise, and leadership on the part of particular paul ryan and the house, the republican and patty, the democrat in the senate gave us at least encouragement that the congress could, in fact, act positively. >> woodruff: so michael, do you see sunshine and cooperation down the road? >> i think that would be highly desirable and highly unlikely. paul ryan and speaker boehner sold this to their own caucus in the house by saying we need to keep attention on the failures of obama care and not draw attention to our own divisions by having another counterproductive budget fight. that argument is hardly the prelude to ambition, okay. this deal succeeded in many ways because it was small. it had small reductions in entitlements, nonmedi

housemates ambitious proposal gets set to be developed by trent intensified. when alp's to be joined as somebody was the following clueless lead to live for the past decades mr roberts co will think is so much for joining us today thanks for having me on and my first question to you is what will the next ten years praying that's what the future are we heading to it i just read a book called age of contacts which is about five things that are joining together sensors wearable computers like that's not being a kid of all kinds. social network to that which is going up there's a half billion tweets a day right now and location data to use foursquare are ways for facebook check ins you know that you're adding a bit of data about where we are he makes us five things together you can build a new kind of offering system one that joseph were walking or running or shopping or driving. and then we can build experiences on top of that that take advantage of that. we don't yet have a lot of those experiences but things like that will now get a session and start looking at

and you were sent this one you could see the cloud cover to trent starting to increase.r pictures to breaking news at kron4 dot com. completely different picture now in oakland we are seen cloudy conditions also pretty chilly. storm trecker greater showing us a little bit of light rain and the south bay. but mainly dry conditions. you can see additional showers with that. it will not be a wash out but a few possible. sad to let ryder picture also showing conditions over the sierra pushing through shortly into the overnight out worked really nothing to show you on futurecast because the threat of the rain is still so small. wheat are also seeing gusty winds at that main dead pushing through. we get a mike advisory with north bay hills and mountains. the diablo range until 6:00 thursday for the gusty winds to concede up to 60 mi. an hour. the winds picking up as well dust mainly for the higher terrain. impact their certainly a possibility. pretty chilly conditions out there as you had in to the afternoon tomorrow. the morning, not so bad with a white sport for the spirit w

of this for the last 35 years all of the states of the gulf cooperation council have cooperated and trent cooperated on attention of america with iran and they have seen these tensions as an opportunity to position themselves as america's allies with the former ally in this state and the former ally being for all intensive purposes being dismembered and in shambles and all of these states, all of them, and the united arab emirate have capitalized on these tensions. the big unknown variable is what is going to happen if those tensions between us and the united states get reduced? and we see the saudi arabia and in particular, they are extremely nervous. and we know that they have beards. they are as nervous as prime minister benjamin netanyahu of a possible reduction of tensions between the two parties. so what would they do then with the iranian bogeyman who is no longer there. and that is the thing we have to look at. [inaudible] >> it is my pleasure. >> going back to big politics, asking you whether you see this as we transform ourselves into a global city. do you also see this handful

the edwards noted revelations, what we read now on a daily basis that these companies that work on trent were compromised unwillingly in many cases, that they are experiencing a rather devastating impact on their current business. and it's a rather remarkable demonstration of why you shouldn't do this. it does reflect the potential for corporate suicide and exactly the thing that huawei would not let happen to itself. you can even say that the edwards noted in revelations, in light of this being a potentially devastating impact on companies that have been exposed as being compromised, but the revelations may have marked the beginning of the end of knowing corporate complicity, whether willingly or not in government espionage and there is an opportunity now at this time, for industry to move forward and establish pragmatic and true standards to better secure the networks and to undo this crisis of confidence in the industry globally. >> okay, so you were the chief of staff at the department of homeland security during the period of time when we now know, that the definitions of what the u

linebacker trent murphy and kick returner ty montgomery are both second teamers. third team selection. stanford has 11 wins this year and just two losses. they will play in the rose bowl against the michigan state spartans on new year's day >> reporter:baseball offseason right now and the moves continue. >> reporter:today all star closer grant balfour who played with the a's for past three seasons signed with the baltimore orioles.two years 15 million dollars. in the past two years balfour had 62 saves and just 5 blown saves. on his twitter page this afternoon balfour said."it's time to take the rage to baltimore." some would say there is a positive to this story though.the a's have already aquired jim johnson from the orioles. he was their all star closer with 101 saves over the last two seasons. >> reporter: video christmas card take a listen >>mistletoe >> reporter: fact was the top 28 video christmas card the deal is actually six minutes won't hurt all the sharks announcers and players makes an appearance and the video. bangs believe they are back to oracle or

the output per employee in manufacturing it is right back on trent, growing 3.5% a year.s a result, with the revival of manufacturing, the employment, although there has been some pickup in this recovery, it is really just a leveling of what has been a long-term downward trend. to hugenot go back factories, 5000 people in an auto factory, or making shoes or textual's -- textiles. >> it does not matter, you are saying, if the automakers are doing well and their cars are selling well. it does not translate to more jobs. >> holding not. in mexico, a looks a getting their act together -- probably not. in mexico, it looks like they are getting their act together government, and because of the synonymy in the far east, there is a lot shifting to mexico. they are more like to be in mexico in terms of supplying north america. >> what about the argument that wages in some of these emerging markets that have traditionally taken away manufacturing jobs, like in china, they have gone up, so it is less appealing to produce products there, so you see this on-shoring, and some say that

trent lott was majority leader, he did it 11 times in five yea years. george mitchell, from maine, a very distinguished majority leader, filled the tree three times in six years. and bob dole when he was majority leader filled the tree seven times in three and a half years. point i'm making -- and then i'll sit down -- is that this majority leader, in an unprecedented manner, has filled the tree over and over and over again. why? to prevent other senators from having an opportunity, as representatives of the 50 states, to offer ideas and improve bills and get us on record on important issues. i hope that we can have a parliamentary motion in just a few moments to allow this tree to be taken down and to allow the elected representatives of the 50 states to come before the president of the senate and before the american people and offer different ideas. and i yield the floor. mr. cornyn: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: madam president, in a moment i will make a -- i will offer an amendment and i know the disting

whether it's bob dole or george mitchell or trent lott or tom daschle, all of a sudden we're cast into a situation here which is sit down and shut up. we got the votes. tough. that's our frustration. i just tell my colleagues, think about this. think about how we can get back to what the senate has been for 225 years. think about what it might be look for you when you're in the minority. you're going to want -- you're going -- not want to go home and tell your constituents and say the other party rules and i don't have any ability to represent you at all. i can't offer any amendment expressing your wishes. i don't even have a chance to get it to a sroeut. i just have to go home and say i was denied the opportunity to even put it to a vote. i remember, of course, senator dole from kansas and senator roberts knows this well, how bob dole would say, look, this is the united states senate. you've got to take tough votes. you're not going to win every one. you're going to have to go home and explain those votes. this isn't just a deny -- don't take tough votes because you don't want to expl