cannot richard williams unfortunately it would have to leave it that it has cannot richard williams a former commander of the special air service thank you very much and you very much . the host city of the twenty fourteen winter games sancerre has launched their largest security operation in olympic history tens of thousands of police officers have been drafted in what they saw a more warning of any threat and to keeping locals and visitors and athletes safe. now weapons. the twenty second olympic winter games in two thousand and fourteen i wore the to defeat be of sochi i as soon as russia's black sea resort was awarded the game seven years ago. as a question the choice of host city such as close proximity to the volatile caucasus region was they argued a cause for concern. and the recent twin terror attacks in volgograd some seven hundred kilometers from sochi every ignited some of those worries organizers say security has been their main priority since day one tourism is the global threat and for terrorism there is no bond there is no terrorists but here in sochi from the very beg

pulling out the are going government will now have to reach a deal with the taliban according to richard williams a former british s.s. officer. president karzai. those who have seen with him as they approach these next elections. and his supporters and those who he is supporting in the elections need to do a deal with the taliban going forward in twenty fifteen the taliban in certain provinces the conflict provinces in the south certainly will be the dominant political element and as the president goes forward there's going to need to be an accommodation with them so this is a political gesture and so yes he is taking risks with the lives of his own soldiers the afghan army and afghan police are all fighting hard at the moment in these conflict provinces yes he's taking risks but it's for a higher purpose and the higher purpose is clearly some form of political solution with the taliban. right now calling on china claims victory in court and stops an american woman from being able to move around almost all of the state all because she criticized the front page for stories online. and also that h

american soldiers killed a child mistaking him for a militant former british left and colonel richard williams says it's crucial how the afghan government copes with problems oh i don't know. i believe that what we tried to achieve to set the conditions whereby an afghan government that can deal in a nonviolent way with all of the groupings involved including the taliban. if those conditions are set and it should be here then what we're likely to see is a compromise between what kabul wants and what the taliban wants which will see afghanistan model along over the next period of time perhaps the next ten years but that in itself won't be any great strategic victory if we want to call it that or any great strategic outcome. now from on screen to online news where we got the story of focus she was radiation spreading even further despite efforts to contain the hazardous leaks readings have hit eight times the japanese government safety standards even at the edges of the contamination zone. plus tens of thousands of fingerprints of u.k. students are connected in school day. bases without any cons

killed a toddler mistaking the child for a military or former british we're telling colonel richard williams says it's now crucial how the afghan government copes with internal problems. if the war we try to achieve is to set the conditions whereby an afghan government can deal in a normal way with. the groupings involved including the taleban if those conditions are set and he said be here then what we're likely to see is a compromise between what kabul wants and what the taliban wants which will see afghanistan model along over the next period of time perhaps the next ten years but that in itself won't be any great strategic victory if we want to call it that or any great strategic outcome. now from on air to online news where we've got the story of fukushima's radiation spreading even further spread efforts to contain the houses leaks from readings have hit eight times the japanese government's safety standards even at the edges of the contamination zone. plus tens of thousands of fingerprints of u.k. students are collected in school databases without any consent causing outrage among civ

to accept what we spoke to the former commander of the special air service lieutenant colonel richard williams and he explained why he thinks u.s. is insisting on immunity for its troops. they would wish to ensure that any soldier commits a crime in afghanistan can be tried under american law and in an american court as i understand it the area of debate at the moment is that there is a proposal that an american soldier who did commit a crime in afghanistan could be tried in afghanistan in american law as a compromise but i think it's very important when american support ongoing operations in afghanistan is tenuous to say the least that the american public doesn't believe that it will be throwing its soldiers to the afghan to the mercy forgive me of the afghan judicial system twenty forty. admiral allen west who was britain's head of navy when the u.k. went into afghanistan has said the operation was a waste of time he called the war a strategic as well as a political failure of turning kind of william says that the biggest achievement of the conflict would be the possibility of a compromise b

used on that nice to be demolished as well according to one form of british s a s office of richard williams the us george allen means the afghan government will have no choice but to reach a deal with the time. at present cause i am and eighty days to fifteen with them as they approach the next elections a man and his supporters sen and the a's who he is supporting in the elections need to do a deal with to tell about going forward. in twenty fifteen to tell about that in certain provinces the conflict provinces in the south. i'm set. it will be the dominant political element. and as the presenters ford escape the need to be an accommodation with them. so this is a political gesture and say yes he is taking risk with the lives of saints oldest afghan army and afghan police. wolf i think on a prominent in the scones that probably says yes he's taking rest. but it's for a higher purpose in the higher purpose is clearly some form of pretty cool. the solution was to tell about it. the people of aniston are no strangers to the threat of drone strikes off the brake on auntie international report

be sealed before afghanistan's april presidential elections former british lieutenant colonel richard williams says it's crucial that the country starts dealing with internal problems on its own. i believe what we tried to achieve is to set the conditions whereby an afghan government can deal in a normal violent way with all of the groupings involved including. if there is conditions are set and it should be here and what we're likely to see. a compromise between what kabul wants and what the taliban wants which will see a afghanistan model along over the next period of time perhaps the next ten years but there can be any great strategic victory if we want to call it that or any great strategic outcome or oil and gas conflicts will be superceded by water wars in the future that is the warning from experts as the world's population grows access to clean water resources is rising in price let's take a look at this map and you can see these blue dots mark the places where conflicts over water speeds have broken out since the one nine hundred fifty s. these include small protests as well as more s

s officer richard williams the u.s. georgetown means the afghan government will have no choice but to end up reaching a deal with the taliban president karzai. who have teamed with him as they approach these next elections. and his supporters and those who he is supporting in the elections need to do a deal with the taliban going forward in twenty fifteen the taliban in certain provinces the conflict provinces in the south certainly will be the dominant political element and as the president goes forward there's. going to need to be in accommodation with them so this is a political gesture and so yes he is taking risks with the lives of his own soldiers the afghan army and afghan police are all fighting hard at the moment in these conflict provinces yes he's taking risks there but it's for a higher purpose and the higher purpose is clearly some form of political solution with the taliban or the people of afghanistan are no strangers to the threat of drone strikes after a very short break here on an international airport

will be sealed before afghanistan's presidential elections former british lieutenant colonel richard williams says it is crucial that the country starts dealing with internal problems on its own. i built a shit what we tried to achieve peace to set the conditions whereby an afghan government that can deal in a norm on the way which will be groupings involved including the taleban if there is conditions to say that it should be here then what we're likely to see be a compromise between what kabul one. what the taliban wants which will see afghanistan model along over the next period of time perhaps the next ten years but then can it be any great strategic victory if we want to call it that or any great strategic outcome oil and gas conflicts will be superceded by water wars in the future that is the warning from experts as the world's population grows access to clean water resources is rising in price let's take a look at this map where you can see the blue dots mark the places where conflicts over water disputes have broken out since the nineteen fifties these include small protests as well a

killed a toddler making mistaking the child for a militant and former british lieutenant colonel richard williams a says that in this difficult period it's also crucial how the afghan government copes with internal problems. what we try to achieve is to set the conditions whereby government can be. the way we. think. if those conditions are certain easily yes then what we're likely to see is a compromise between what kabul wants and the taliban wants which will see afghanistan not along over the next period of time perhaps the next ten years but that in itself won't be any great strategic victory if we want to call it that or any great strategic outcome for a long time all and guess have held the potential to make a break relations between nations but now it's often a much more widespread commodity causing diplomatic disputes walter i look at the this map that we have for you here all those little brit dots now those are what we're calling gold for a reason it's got quite a sources of course to almost two hundred incidents of the one nine hundred fifty s. the disputes range from protests all the

richard sherman. williams inbound pass, the game winner was 6.6 seconds left. that is it. 104-103. the seahawks a night out watching nba basketball. thursday we will have a little superbowl preview. we will have lee steinberg. he will skite cite has new book starting here in the bay area. >>> johnny manziel, this is scary. if the houston texans don't pick him they will make a lot of people unhappy . the number one pick in houston, bill boards are going up saying keep johnny football in texas. it keeps ongoing. >>> shanay led stanford to a win over usc. they are fourth in the country. stanford is 19-1 overall. 8 and 0. there it is. i know pam and other people chuckle when i say they are the best team in the bay area. they can't beat the warriors, but i don't see another basketball team doing that. my friend is in the hall of fame and has another 10 years ongoing. >> she hasn't been on the show. bring her back. good night, everybody. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we

we asked richard gill to analyze the forces that drew william levitt and the vets together.re was a large potential demand for housing in the postwar period, and william j. levitt supplied that demand. how does the market system work? through the laws of supply and demand. a professional economist is likely to give you a more complicated response. he's likely to draw you a graph, the most famous in our subject, the graph of supply and demand. and there it is. a fairly harmless-looking contraption. it took economists a long time to come up with this particular diagram. how does this diagram help us? first, what does the graph mean? we measure the quantity of product along the horizontal axis. in this case, number of houses. along the vertical axis, we measure the price of a family home. our demand curve is here. our supply curve is here. the price of the product will be determined where these two curves intersect. at $9,000 per home, the quantity of homes supplied and demanded will be equal. let's show how these curves clarifies the levittown story. we said there was a great

listen to chicago mayor richard daly, former chief of staff william daley this morning. >> it's one thing as historians look back on an administration, in the middle when you're pursuing a war at the same time and one that is very controversial with the american people and difficult for the military i think it's a disservice to be very frank with you. >> joining me now general jack keen, retired four-star general, chief of staff of the army and fox news military analyst. great to see you, general. >> great to see you. >> one of the very few people who has actually read the entire robert gates book. what is the most upsetting element of the book to you with regard to explosive revelations. >> one thing the viewers already know, president of the united states, obama, is not supporting a strategy he's asked soldiers to execute or never had the passion for that strategy. i think that's disappointing. many expected that close to this. second the distress in senior military leaders. i don't believe and nor do i believe secretary gates intimating he has distrust for the entire military. what he'

richard sherman por burlarse de michael ... de los san francisco 49ers . >>> muchas gracias, william nos vemos en solo a las 11. >>> hola, ¿qué tale los productos que ustedes consumen podrían cambiar, porque se agfregó el contenido de grasas trans, la administración de alimentos y medicamentos envió la solicitud de cambio al gobierno. >>> se dividen las opiniones rumbo a las elecciones en san salvador, un 52% piensa que habrá fraude, mientras que el 48% pensará que el comicio será transparente. >>> recuerde que en noticias univisión 14 continuamos con la cobertura rumbo a a las elecciones presidenciales en el salvador. >>> el papa francisco podría visitra pronto los estados unidos de acuerdo a fuentes de el vaticano, el sumo pontífice podría estar en philadelphia para finales de septiembre del 2015, sin embargo ni el vaticano ni la arquidiócesis han hablado del tema. >>> es el momento de pasar con guillermo quiroz y el pronóstico del tiempo para el fin de semana. >>> hola, ¿qué tal amigos?, feliz viernes llega el fin de semana y cambios para nosotros mi eque el frío intenso entra para el país y el noreste de la unión americana en

williams. he's got the latest. hey, pete. >> reporter: richard, this law comes from massachusetts.ne around entrances to abortion clinics that says an old law where they tried to have a moving buffer zone just didn't work. but it did appear that a majority of the supreme court thinks that the new massachusetts law is probably unconstitutional. for several reasons. first, some justices were concerned that it doesn't meet the constitutional test of being viewpoint neutral, that is to say anyone who objects to abortion, who wants to talk to people as they enter the clinic can't get into that zone, but clinic workers can and they can say this is a safe clinic. second problem is the size of the zone. some justices, elena kagan among them thought it was too big, restricts too much speech. and finally, the idea you're restricting speech on a public sidewalk is something that many supreme court justices are reluctant to do. so based on the comments made today, richard, i'd say the massachusetts law may be struck down. >> busy week at the supreme court. nbc's pete williams following that fo

washington's trent williams is the guy that decked sherman. so richard sherman is no stranger to post-game playoff incidents. now we'll play sunday's bizarre tirade.aimed at niners receiver michael crabtree. sherman had just tipped a pass intended for crabtree that was intercepted and ended the game.then he appeared to taunt crabtree with a slap on the rear. that rant was on the field.just seconds after the game ended. >> for the love last play to take me through. >> don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about chips? >> crabtree. >> so emotions were sky high.maybe sherman changed his tune a bit after he showered,.dressed.and addressed all the media-- *no! sherman says his beef with crabtree dates back to a charity event last year in arizona.when crabtree allegedly tried to fight sherman. >> i was making sure that everybody knew that crabtree was a mediocre. that is what happens. >> he is a tv guy, i play ball. he makes one play and he talks. >> there has been a lot of talk about him running his mouth. his personal conversations. he knows that

. >> richard sherman and big group of seahawks including russell wilson at tonight game in brooklyn. 12 seconds left and williams throws it away. the steal. gets it back and toronto ladies. pierce going the other way for the win. no good. 104-103 and raptors. hawk thunder tied 1 0then. seconds left. give to it kevin and get out of the way. rises and fires good night game over drive home safely. 41 for the man who is now nicknamed the slim reaper. durrant scored 30 or more and women college hoop fourth rank stanford won 18 straight tonight. cardinal using a 16-2 run to open up against usc. she's inside and feeding rav. she has 30. tenth 30 point game this season. 86-59 stanford the final. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. do you like this. >> slim reaper. >> hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. and she does! e does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2...

. >> richard sherman and big group of seahawks including russell wilson at tonight game in brooklyn. 12 seconds left and williams steal. gets it back and toronto ladies. pierce going the other way for the win. no good. 104-103 and raptors. hawk thunder tied 1 0then. seconds left. give to it kevin and get out of the way. rises and fires good night game over drive home safely. 41 for the man who is now nicknamed the slim reaper. durrant scored 30 or more and women college hoop fourth rank stanford won 18 straight tonight. cardinal using a 16-2 run to open up against usc. she's inside and feeding rav. she has 30. tenth 30 point game this season. 86-59 stanford the final. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. do you like this. like this. >> slim reaper. l. >> you might need extra time for the morning commute. it will be foggy and drizzle in spots mostly cloudy. temperatures 40's, fwishtion mike is here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. with live doppler 7hd tracking the weather. >> we have video that shows the city of san francisco like you have never seen it before. ♪ ♪. >> really cool. he shot the time lapse photo using a

. >> richard sherman and big group of seahawks including russell wilson at tonight game in brooklyn. 12 seconds left and williamsother way for the win. no good. 104-103 and raptors. hawk thunder tied 1 0then. seconds left. give to it kevin and get out of the way. rises and fires good night game over drive home safely. 41 for the man who is now nicknamed the slim reaper. durrant scored 30 or more and women college hoop fourth rank stanford won 18 straight tonight. cardinal using a 16-2 run to open up against usc. she's inside and feeding rav. she has 30. tenth 30 point game this season. 86-59 stanford the final. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. do you like this. >> slim reaper. but add some sauce, pepperoni and cheese and fold up the crescent dough and presto, tuesday night just became crescent pizza pocket-tastic pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. 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 pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! [ man ] yo buzz! drop that beat! remix! ♪ hey! must be the honey! ♪ ♪ ♪ you

william county. parents were warned some school buses could be late or not come at all. richard jordan went to check out conditions and joins us now live in manassas. richard? >> reporter: barbara, we're here at signal hill elementary, and there really hasn't been a big issue with the buses. they've been pulling into the school all morning long. now, it's not a surprise that parents are excited that school is back in session, but believe it or not, some students are, too. prince william county is breaking the ice. school buses are back on the roads and students are on their way to school for the first time in a week. the district is on a delayed start. parents were also encouraged to keep their kids home for another day if they have safety conce s concerns. most of the roads are clear, but some people did encounter a few icy spots. >> just a little slipping coming up the hill, but other than that, we're good. >> reporter: kim palfrey is a teacher, and she's going back to work. she watched her son get back on the school bus to go to school, too. >> it's hunkered down in the house

reverend william barber is here to defend that statement. and the sports world still talking about richard sherman's postgame comments. was it the smartest business decision he's ever made? people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ [ laughing ] ...is the crackle of the campfire. it can be a million years old... cool. ...or a few weeks young. ♪ [ laughs ] away beckons from orion's belt. away...is a place that's closer than you think. find your away. for a dealer and the rv that's right for you, visit gorving.com. >>> more breaking news to tell you about. the family of the longest held american hostage is speaking out. bob levinson went missing in iran seven years ago and it was publicly revealed just last month that he was doing undercover contract work for the cia at the time. christine levinson and her so

get them on tomorrow night you grew up with richard down there in south central l.a., i know the area well. it's an amazing place in many ways, serena williamsame from there. some of the biggest rap stars have come from there. what was it like growing up down there with your brother, and what kind of adversity do you think he has overcome to get where he has? >> well, you know, it was tough. it will be tough for the average kid, the way our parents raised us to believe in god and have confidence and faith in what it is we believe, we were able to make it out. keeping a positive mind, and having goals in mind, to a lot of people they would consider it tough, very, very tough. we were able to stay focused and make it out. >> your father was 18, he was on a porch in south central l.a. with the wrong type of gang as he put it himself, and he was shot at. and he vowed after that incident this would never happen to his children, and he instituted along with your mother some rules, no gang involvement, no dressing in gang colors, no hanging on street corners or dodgy porches. no eating outside the kitchen, no poor grades, no tolerance for talk back

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richard sherman has apologized for singling out michael crabtree of the 49ers. >> i was waiting for that apology. >> a little late. >> it finally came. >> we welcome the apology. >> nightly news is next with brian williams. we hope to see you back at 6:00. >> you can always find us online and facebook and twirt. have a good night. >>> on our broadcast tonight, olympic threats in sochi in russia. tonight they're looking out for terrorists they call black widows. there's a warning that one may already be there. tonight, richard engel on what's being done to protect the games. >>> fighting back against the latest allegations of bullying. did the christie administration really shake down a local mayor holding hurricane sandy recovery funds hostage? >>> states of emergency. frigid temperatures, another big winter storm. and there are worries in several states about having enough fuel to get through it. >>> and the president and pot. barack obama wades into a national conversation about marijuana. "nightly news" begins now.

williams, the fumble in the nfc championship game against the giants. last year 5 yards to the super bowl, can't complete to crabtree, corner of the end zone and richard shermana play corner of the end zone, game clinching interception. well, today vernon davis expressed his frustration. >> we can keep getting to this spot and just keep losing, you know. it's not fun. it's not good. it sucks. >> here's 49ers linebacker navorro bowman leaving the locker room last night, reportedly tore his acl and ncl in his left knee. today safety donte winter was upset with how the seattle fans treated bowman while he was carted off the field. >> from what i hear when bowman was carted off, they were throwing food and all this type of stuff at him. that's pure ignorance. him being a great player that he is, you should have more respect for the player and game than that. next.. with ju >> just got four words for you. we'll be right back. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light s

professor williams has a couple of locations referenced to 51 vote. seems to be quite silent and richard cordray did get a senate vote, did not reach 60. the day before the resources appointments, his paper work was returned to the white house of my second question is i consider the exchange of paperwork and messages to be business so my question would be our votes the only things we consider business in the senate? what is senate business if not the exchange and receipt of messages with the executive branch which happened within 24 hours of the appointments? >> very interesting question. i would have to think about that a bit. the problem with these pro-forma sessions since they started in 2007-2008, we see the senate business as monkey business, trials play. it is a good question. i will have to do some thought about that. it didn't start with harry reid. >> the monkey business. >> thousands of years ago. >> i am the immediate -- >> speak into the microphone please. >> i am the immediate past chairman of the national labor relations board, leaving the agency and created one of these va