emma mcquiston is not unlike many young women, hoping one day to find mr. little girl dreams of a fairytale wedding. >> reporter: but emma's dream is coming true because that diamond tiara is made of real diamonds. >> when you have diamonds, you should wear them. >> reporter: her mr. right -- is a real aristocrat. >> it's been surreal. >> reporter: this summer when the glamorous emma married ceawlin thynn, the viscount weymouth, she was making history. >> i emma mcquiston -- >> reporter: why? well, the wedding was what you might call big. 355 guests, a staff of almost 200, the affair taking place on his estate, called longleat, the biggest private home in england. grand? yes. but what made it historic is the fact that emma is breaking the race barrier about to become england's very first black marchioness. that's the wife of a marquess, just one step below duchess. the match made news. emma understood why. >> it is noteworthy that i will be the first black marchioness. >> reporter: she told "tattler" magazine back in may just before the wedding, "there's cl

is there an emma? >> there is an emma, yeah.here is an emma. >> a toilet bowl cleaner called phil? a laundry detergent called emma or emily or--i can't even keep it straight. i've never seen a marketing plan this bad. so, robin, i'm a big people, process, product guy. the product itself is good. it has good purpose, a good mission, and it works, but as a business guy, it's really-- i'm struggling with this. i think it's terrible. you got to have a brand, not kate, jack, emma, dave. it's just too much. >> mm-hmm. >> make sense? >> we don't want to be like everybody else. this brand is very personal to me, and it was built on our friends and family, and in the marketplace, people know emma. they know bill. >> what matters is what's inside. >> what matters is what the customer sees on the shelf. >> well, the customer's not buying much of it, so... 'cause to me, pride of authorship is a very dangerous mistake that people make in business. >> i know you have your opinion, and i respect that, but i don't fully agree with it. >> it's g

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emma stone says it's not emma stone. >> it looks like her. >> i just pulled up a photo right now of emmae airport the other day holding a cell phone. looks the same. >> it's the same phone. >> diddy and drake are both performing "worst behavior," which is drake's song. drake's microphone goes bad and he decides to grab diddy's microphone. >> does that violate good etiquette? >> you can't do that.

we heard emma bonino.you can sense the frustration of those watching, who had been hoping for some sort of breakthrough at least on the humanitarian front. still, no solution has been found for getting that aid to the people who need it most. >> yes, indeed. this is a meeting of a high-level working group on humanitarian challenges facing syria. some 18 countries or so were represented at this meeting, including countries that have been taking in a lot of the refugees that have fled the country. emma onino the it -- bonino, the italian foreign minister says they need to separate the political issue from the humanist -- the humanitarian one. coreneed to allow the aid door to open up to bring all the much-needed food and medicine -- to open up toor bring all the much-needed food and medicine. spoke about how an area affecting some 7 million people is now hard to reach. some 2 million people are in urgent need. she said there had to be immediate access to these hard to reach areas that are under siege as well

emma stone says it's not emma stone. >> it looks like her. >> i just pulled up a photo right now of emmae other day holding a cell phone. looks the same. >> it's the same phone. >> diddy and drake are both performing "worst behavior," which is drake's song. drake's microphone goes bad and he decides to grab diddy's microphone.

emma stapes joins us centre staines in southern england. what is the latest there? >> it is very difficult. as you can imagine. the river behind me is slowing. last night you couldn't see that no fishing sign. the river has dropped slightly here. it's good news for many of the residents which have been badly affected by the flooding. there were people evacuated by the floods. last night it was tough. winds measured around 170 k/hr in north wales. pictures in the europes of people blown over by the force of the wind. the bad storm left a lot of disruption. tens of thousands of homes without power. the rail network disrupted. people were stuck on trains in moreland in north yorkshire. the situation is dismal. it's not as bad as it was. any rain and we expect more rain to come. >> indeed, there has been a lot of anger in some communities about what they see as a slow response from the government, from local authorities. is there a sense that they are - that they understand that and it is improving? >> i think over the last few days there has been boots on the ground. y

auntie emma has good reason to be sinful. in october two thousand and ten. in other news paper published a similar list of people have called for the execution months later to come to a prominent gay activist was bludgeoned to death with a hammer in his home. he sometimes called uganda's first openly gay man activists believe carson was targeted because of his gay rights watch. the new in order to meet the international condemnations. the spokesman said un secretary general ban ki moon has called for the mold to be repealed secured the two of institutionalized discrimination. restrictive i can work if human rights activists and could trigger violence could also hamper potentially life saving efforts to stop the spread of hiv. the us and several european countries say the main reasons any payments to the east african country in light of the mule. john says it's killed at least thirty militants in tribal areas close to the border with afghanistan officials said jets and helicopter gunships hit targets in the north and south waziristan region. it's unclear whet

nest of a double for social housing the steelers helped to deliver around five hundred sq ft with emma and ninety thousand people on how to sing its nationwide is still a huge gap between what now my current supply and the demand for social dancing in fact we identified over for hern has a preference is given of social housing. look at rtc having meal that dose has is when i interviewed donors and cutting policy coverage and i can laugh about two times and still so we make all the tools available to invest in short i dare use for corpses which would make them available and it is soap spent a bomb from the dinner as is the treatment available draft happy to charge appeared in. thing moved ten times in nine years paying higher rents from suitable accommodation package and his family now feel they are home shower until the north sea news that i had to consider six when is a very pretty good bye for now. cz the early. early. early hugh. i was the eye. i had a chat. after the attack. i do i do. u. i was the word. and err. the essence. you all. i am. it's. eight. i live john gray. free on tu

around the village and fire service too just trying to protect the village. >> what is the picture emmas ahead? >> well, it's raining hard here and the storm picked up this morning, another atlantic storm, the third, in a week. and that battered the southwest early this morning and is moving up the coast. now places like summer set and summer set level is a big area in western england which has been bad by effected, bad weather is expected to hit them at some point today and that is bad news for them because that land has been saturated now for weeks from people who have been forced out of their home for weeks. so any more bad weather of course really upsetting for the people who have been effected in making the job of the emergency services who have been working over time for several weeks, obviously that much more difficult. >> thank you emma hayward reporting from the uk. belgium parliament voted to allow assisted suicide for terminally ill children. under present legislation patients have to be 18 before they can ask to die. the bill is likely to become law in april. now, if appoint

. >> jimmy: emma thompson, tom hanks. >> yeah, emma's wild. emma's wicked and tom is great.son schwartzman. people who i'm a big fan of their work. and so, yeah, it was a bit unfortunate. but i got to work with little annie rose buckley and a beautiful white horse and six chickens. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean, who can say that? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: e-i-e-i-o. so now, "winter's tale", this is the new thing. this is like a fantasy love story. >> yes. it's very sentimental. very fantastical love story. >> jimmy: what made you do this one? >> job, just looking for work. no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't be honest. don't be honest. >> i was running out of bread stamps. [ laughter ] no, i read the script and i really fell in love with it. in fact, that script and "saving mr. banks" were two of my favorite things in 15 years that i had read. and it was just unabashedly sentimental. and film now, as many things now in pop culture, seem to be, at times, quite cynical. and it's not really a criticism of film, but it's just, they're hard boiled in man

emma was the school. yes what kids' names didn't make the cut that hunter was the name we almost and hunter was a name that my parents had almost a great name we had a producer just passed away from home to one of the great name of valor is a great thing hunter is a little aggressive in the name i think if you're not i do what would you be. you don't know anything else with acting i don't know i think i think maybe i like to draw i do like to draw some maybe it was an artist sometimes you get there from your mother quality you most appreciate in other people honestly i think most eyeopening travel experience and going to haiti was i'm like. well i didn't i've been to the congo for a week and i've been to zimbabwe but going to haiti the destruction of what had happened there was just very apparent and that was it was horrifying and sad and. you know you're seeing that much destruction everywhere sists shot is just shocking sean of and talks about the wonderful people of haiti yeah everybody you know people

new york city however emma not one of them. -- new york city however, not one of them.s there anything google cannot do? now you can visit the church in manitoba on the street view. it is the polar bear capital in the world. they teamed up with a specially designed tundra buggy with an emphasis on how climate change is affecting the polar bear population. some parts of canada has seen a in decline in population recent years. coming up, behind of new york's massive hudson redevelopment. in the largest loading crane the world. we will tell you what it's doing here in new york after the break. as for nasa, it hit the planetary jackpot. the space agency discovered 715 new planets, thanks to the kepler space telescope. it almost doubles the number of planets we know about. nasa says four of the new planets are in what's called the habitable zone of the stars they orbit. that means they might actually be able to support life. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. we are also streaming live at bloomberg.com. i'm adam johnson. all week, we are entered -- introduci

inglaterra ha realizado un fasinante video que esta llamando poderosamente la atencion.se trata de emmareno el video de la cancion nunca me acuerdo de olvidarte que canta a duo con rihanna y que en menos de 12 ou visitas en youtube!!las imagene muestran movimientos de caderas y playas paradisiacasen opinion de los criticos se espeaba que el erotismo fuese ingrediente ineludible en el videoclip, pero admiten que las imagenes superan las expectativas. expe >> "nunca me acuerdo de olvidarte" es un juego de palabras. >> como te pareciÓ el vÍdeo? >> tambiÉn, muy ingenioso. >> buenas noches. >> ay, quÉ onda, pollis. >> pues ya sabes, mi amor, digo, me, me da gusto por ti, pero tambiÉn me, me saca de onda que ya no te voy a ver. >> ah, no manches. no exageres, pos claro que nos vamos a ver. >> ¿dÓnde? ¿en quÉ ciudad? >> ay, bueno, ni que fuera para tanto. >> ¿sÍ, verdad? ni que te fueras a tombuctÚ. >> todavÍa. no, pero ademÁs tÚ me puedes acompaÑar a las giras ¿quÉ no? >> pues sÍ, seria padre, mi amor, pero yo tengo clases. >> pero los fines de semana ¿no? ay, pollis, no te me pongas triste.

inglaterra ha realizado un fasinante video que esta llamando poderosamente la atencion.se trata de emma...shakira estreno el video de la cancion nunca me acuerdo de olvidarte que canta a duo con rihanna y que en menos de 12 horas alcanzo los 3 millones de visitas en youtube!!las imagene muestran movimientos de caderas y playas paradisiacasen opinion de los criticos se espeaba que el erotismo fuese ingrediente ineludible en el videoclip, pero admiten que las imagenes superan las expectativas. expe >> "nunca me acuerdo de olvidarte" es un juego de palabras. >> como te pareciÓ el vÍdeo? >> tambiÉn, muy ingenioso. >> anunciador: quedate con nosotros y unete al reconocido cantante luis fonsi para que conozcas las historias, los rostros y las familias de e . jude presentadas en este programa patrocinado por st. jude children's research hospital. [♪...] >> hombre: cada dia, mas y mas niÑos son diagnosticados con cancer. para ellos, cada dia es una lucha por mantenerse con vida... pero hay un lugar que le ofrece a estos enfermos niÑos y a sus familias una esperanza de vida.

let's get more now from emma hayward. decisive vote, what more can you tellus. >> well, there was never really any cut that the vote would be passed. going 428 saying yes the mission should be extended. so a very decisive victory for francoise who wanted too extend operations. to have of course been concerned concerns about the complexity of the operation that the troops are finding on the ground. concerns too about the cost of it. of course, it will cost much more than anyone else first anticipated but the french prime minister told parliament that they had saved lives in the c. a.r. >> . >> the courage of our soldiers demand admiration. the conditions are now in place for robust international support, military, humanitarian and political, so that c.a.r. can find peace again. >> and can france cope with a long intervention in c.a.r.? >> well, i think many people here feel that they do have a moral responsibility in countries like the c.a.r., but of course, this will stretch them even more. they are, of course, in marly w

. >> let's get more now from emma from paris. is the president expecting this vote to pass? we do expect it to pass, but of course, the mp's voting do have preservations about extending this mission for several reasons, one of the big ones of course the cost. the cost will go up because the mission is being extended, and the potential for french casualties, and the question about how he will get out of the car now that he has gone in. and this is causing big divides. >> i'm going to vote yes, because it is not a question of government issue. this is a france issue. this is our security. and what france is doing in central africa is something good for the central africans themselves, because we prevented a genocide. >> it's a terrible mess. and we have gone in to the decision to go in was too little and too late. and therefore, we are stuck now in the middle of a civil war with a military force which is not equipped to do the job. >> can france's military cope with a prolonged operation in car? >> they might be able to cope in the short-term, but in the long term, it is one o

thank you, connor and emma, for that lovely introduction.come to the show, or, as they say in germany, willkommen, or for our finnish friends, tervetuloa, or if you speak pig latin, "elcomeway." however you say it, we want to roll out the welcome mat for you, knowing full well you'll probably trip on it. when you're tired after a long day at work, you just want to hit the hay. sometimes the hay wants to hit you. [ roars ] [ screams ] [ woman laughing ] [ woman coughing ] [ indistinct conversations ] go! bergeron: that's a big, empty parking lot, but not quite empty enough. hey! hey!

gwen district attorney lee and amy, michael, rachel, aaron rogers and maurice, laurel, emma webster, webb can he and alice and claudia and monica fritz (clapping) the auction closes today at 1:30 p.m. for assistance in plaguing our bid please visit e by the way, and now, please welcome the mayor of our great city the honorable mayor ed lee (clapping (clapping.) good evening, everyone happy lunar new year. i want to say hi, but to emphasis your cities support for the greatest 0 hospital you can ever find yes (clapping) does keys to amaze we when i go there after something has occurred but now i'm going through because valuable research is being done and the collaboration between our decreases and nurses and the staff at the uscf is producing a wonderful relationship. i'm up here to give thanks to the wonderful committee and to a richie can't get around the office without making sure i have a list to call but to thank all of you who are munching on a piece of bread that's the shape of a heart. you didn't notice? but also all of you who are contributing you understand the roll of our ho

people in charge traditionally a time to be with emma. here are some lunch and were in different schools offices and factories were closed for more than a week before and after that my students to come to the cities to work or study typically depart for home yet god. some little potty to light. i would like it rough. we hit the pool. say what you want to watch. i know that task. i guess. six two hundred trips by train and bus. we're all going to transportation between the two thousand which you will see this. this minister to this happens every year more and more chinese are choosing to return to their hometowns for the holiday you change. you know. image the air. the beautiful temple. it is fun. why are people breaking with tradition. we followed some migrants who chose to remain in beijing. instead of going home during the chinese new year season. ll. the us the neighborhood is in the western parts of central beijing. a week before the holidays. stores are filled with decorative items believed to bring good fortune in the new year. one

>> you want to meet emma?e where jewel sat. >> how old are you? >> i'm going to be 12. >> 12. >> i'm a tween. >> that's right. >> i love tweens. >> yeah. >> we've got a whole new routine where basically emma spends the whole routine on her cell phone. >> yeah. >> do you sing also? >> i do! >> okay. do you want to sing something for us? >> my favorite. this is the one that we started "america's got talent" with. ♪ at last my love has come along ♪ ♪ my lonely days are over ♪ and life is like a song >> whoa! very nice! >> thank you very much. >> she's off the cell phone. >> yeah, i know. it takes a while. >> we tried to -- i talked to all my friends who have tweens and i said, we're writing a new routine for emma, so i said tell me all the things your tween girls do. and they're pretty much all incorporated in the routine. it's not on the dvd. this is the live show. but emma does sing two or three things. >> i think two. >> stick around because we're going to continue the conversation with terry fader, who has th

only when they are not giving them, emma, they veer into a speech, i cut the speech.tight and get to the point. ralph in mexico. i just think you like to sound tough, but to me you look like the pillsbury doughboy shouting. well, i am about dough so i'll take that as a compliment. el len e-mailed why are you so obsessed with money? seem to have enough. maybe you should just shut up. not until every american has enough, ellen. only then will this caped crusader cool it. bonnie in alabama boxers or briefs? stick around, the answer tonight. then again, simply not. tune in tonight to know. that's the deal because this very special segment on fox business network is -- >> what's the deal, neil? >> this is worse than demanded. got to work on this. see you tonight. >> hello, everyone. kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bowling, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." what is the best way to help young struggling minorities in america? well, today president obama unveiled the details of a new initiative called my brother's

emma hayward thanks very much indeed. >>> more from europe for me later in the news hour. let's go back to doha. ♪ >>> a volcanic eruption has killed at least three people in indonesia's most populated island. it is 140 kilometers from indonesia's second largest city, which is a major industrial center. it is on the island of java which is home to 240 million people. because of fertile land close to the active volcano, hundreds of thousands of people live on the slopes indonesia is drone to volcanic eruptions because of its location on the ring of fire. steph reports from the indonesian capitol. >> reporter: only one and a half hours after the alert level was raised, the volcano erupted. the eruption spewed gravel, rocks, and ashes as far as 17 kilometers away. volcanic ash darkened the sky over large parts of the island of java, four major airports were closed immediately. it erupted in 1990 killing 34 people, and back in 1999 more than 5,000 were killed. there were no deaths after the most recent eruption in 2007 after authorities ordered a successful evacuation. indones

and upload some video of the scene again and see when did that today knew it she went out with miss emma that would deny that i stayed up into a medium soft like a nice likeable up for some photo op at ten am and that of assistance. the korean hospital program at race was a fishy attended a court two thousand and ten. it reeks like all young people almost exclusively bursting of dental unit searched the patient x ray rhodes pharmacy more medicines and physiotherapy practitioners to preserve its history to dive at eighteen thousand patients to type and some patients such as my friend connie came to the hospital stuff for months off the potty injuring his leg in a full treatment is received with a very big difference in taste. and i don't know if i am about to be deducted on a cookie. today was to think that the group and it got to be good and blessed us with a mentor and programs designed to train doctors nurses and pharmacists is what is going like that registration stuff the koreas her to behave in a hospital group a couple times. it is just healthcare with a head to the lost legacy. mu

we are joined live by emma. what is happening where you are?well, you can see the river thames moving fast behind me. there is a toe pass here, but that has completely disappeared. the river here has dropped a little in the past few hours. if you go a few streets away you are welly deep in water. i went for a drive around and spoke to a woman who told me she had to be evacuated from her house on tuesday and said there was an inch of water in her living room. there were three inches in her garden. she said she was a kilometre and a half from the river. she believed it was groundwater. it is a problem. of course, last night britain was hit by a ferocious storm, wind of 170km an hour, battering parts of the welsh coast, showing pictures in the newspaper of people blown off their feet, blown over by the force of the gales. that has meant today there has been massive disruption to the transport network. some people trying to get from london to scotland. we are sat on a train. big problems. tens of thousands of homes without power today. it is this m

co-starring emma jean coca. >> that is what you call a sleeper. >> sit here myself the whole night sni can't do it. >> go down and get a beer >> where are you go something >> funny thing happened. we make a sketch of it. >> mel brooks, woody allen and neil simon created a cast of characters featured over owe 14 years. there was a slick prof s professor, the boy at his first dance, and the silent film ceasar won two emmys for his work. following decade took a hold in film, among many to star in its a mad, mad, mad, mad, world. later the contribution to comedy was recognized by peers after years of doing a live show every week, he once said i've got nothing more i want to do. abc news, hollywood. >> that is a group so talented that changed everything. >> well, we have to head outside to check on the weather. >> yes. abc7 meteorologist at the broadcast center. >> feels good up here, i'm just watching embarcadero. people are packed along embarcadero here. there is no moisture coming out of the clouds i'll let you know when we'll see rain. rain is to the north and going to stay there for th

this is the latest from al jazeera emma hayward and in court this morning and what has been happening>> in the last hour he has appeared in court, essentially he has sat behind a glass box and wearing a brown jacket and wearing a wheelchair and he was a paraplegic and the jury is being picked and we will find out more about the charges against him all of which he does deny. his lawyer yesterday speaking to the french press said it's important this trial was a trial of a man, it was not a trial of the relations between france and rwanda or the genicide it side. >> nevertheless a very significant trial for both countries. >> very significant. i was talking to adjou journali before it started and he said it is being watched close back home and it has been a long time coming for the human rights activists have told us that this is very much a delayed case. but there has not been the political will in france for this kind of case to happen and this may in the end prove to be a precedent for other cases similar to this one. >> emma is live for us in paris and thanks. within the past hour it

ther emma we will hear from cso of the world's heard is rumor.cqua an exclusive interview. he is the ceo of the qatar investment authority. >> earnings just raking. it is the third biggest energy company in europe. 2.46 billion euros. that is a little bit below estimates. elsewhere, they are also telling could exceed its asset sales program in 2014. the budget is stable at 2.8 oh yen pounds. they see improved refining and chemical profitability. to 2.2 8 million barrels of oil and equipment per day. that is a little bit lower than the estimate that we had, which was for production of 2.3 one million barrels of oil. the 2014 investment outlook is also coming. >> the hearing lasted more than five hours. janet yellen made her first public remarks. she set the bar high for a change in policy. manus cranny is here. you said that she answered every question. >> some siebel -- some people say in terminable. i think it is about communication. openly communicating one thing. one thing that is important to the mortgage markets, the treasury markets, small

themselves or anybody else that's wrong as explained by eric perhaps if the victims all roared like emma have the right to bear arms in the cinema there might have been fewer victims mass shootings such as a columbine have traumatized america a worrying trend can be seen after each episode a sharp rise in gun sales some citizens seek protection others fear tougher laws coming into actions so they run to stoke up these men and women are convinced there is only one solution an opinion not shared by george because he will this my brother shot himself and that. he had weapons he didn't need weapons he needed a doctor that it. should have never had anyone. but he did and i only thank god that he didn't hurt anybody else because he could that's how angry and how much he was the problem is not. the problem or guns we put guns in prison. we need to refine ourselves we need to find. a new system of values why is it that people who are detected. not taken care of until till they do something absolutely. outrageous and insane there's not going to be any country to control tomorrow so we have to you

of the muslims the commitment to true enough about human mother for debate teams lsu majority when emma dedicating all but given the stated goal is to look in my crazy going on a warning to the mosque but if in one or self i need to know too many bikes anything when all is the longest and said that achieving a full can of tuna gordo opal school was at the legion of august on many know that by just aren't that often lead to bet that as yet of bases to the back of the out of pull me out of the tub on the button yet we've done a puzzle would do this to happen but she teaching assignment will come about. we'll talk with our stamp of the banana tree a week to decide if a fruitful been chairman of the game was one of the book was a tentacle ne. the creature from the gretna beneficial to know of the seam sealed to you by zany comedy. more this and a mother of the silver seven the canoe was going last but not so bloody mad jordy the lead in the us is recording you would own the most inane somebody bill in the tibetan us the school to get the added that the incentive for them to but got two assi

emma a nineteen year old student was in the cinema that day. she managed to flee the cinema before being hit by a bullet. through the can over over our heads and my best my other best friend had screamed get down and she got down on the floor and i was like no it's ok and i was looking at at the shooter and he was holding the gun. tilted up and he started firing really rhythmically shots bang bang bang bang probably six or seven he crawled along the floor. i got up and i kept my head down and i looked to my left. and i saw down the aisle that the shooter was shooting up into the. section sections. so i just ran straight out and i remember thinking i really hope there aren't any more shooters because i don't know what i'll do i don't know i don't know if this is really happening that has to be joe this is a joke this is a joke. once again the shooting brought up the debate surrounding bearing arms in the us. in particular in public areas like cinemas or moles where weapons are prohibited. at the aurora movie theaters the police station was only

floor burst into this apartment where they found guzman asleep with his wife, former beauty queen emma coronel. >> he was still groggy, asleep when they arrested him. >> reporter: guzman is also indicted in six american cities, public enemy number one in chicago, and the u.s. wants to extradite him. but in mexico where he is imprisoned, officials say he'll be tried there first, their biggest catch in the bloody drug war. mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> turning now to the situation in ukraine where a manhunt is under way tonight for a man was until last week the president of that nation. among other things, viktor yanukovych is wanted for murder in the deaths of scores of anti-government protesters last week. we get our report from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel, who remains in kiev for us again tonight. >> reporter: the president of ukraine caught on security video leaving friday night, destination unknown. the interim government today issued a warrant for his arrest for mass murder. nearly 80 protesters were killed last thursday, and nbc news has now learned new detai

emma thompson keeps her gold statue in the bathroom.ra bullock gaclaims she gav hers to her son and only he knows where it is. >> where would you put yours? >> in the middle of the living room. i would walk around with that thing every day. i'm betty nguyen. this is "early today." we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. [ male announcer ] even ragu users a. chose prego traditional over ragu traditional. prego?! but i buy ragu. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made. [ pop muzak plays ] [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> right now on "news4 today," the fight over decriminalizing marijuana is heating up in the district. the decision that could make it yours. >>> and pushing to get the redskins back in d.c. good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. it is tuesday, february 25th, 2014. right now more winter weather is moving in behind this system that could impact your commute tomorrow. >> tom kieran is here with the impact the system will have on us. good

what if it had been you, emma stone or you, scarlet jo hanson? the way our society fails the survivors of sexual assault and abuse. now, in publishing this letter, christophe acknowledges allen was never prosecuted in this case and denied wrong doing saying he deserves the resumption of innocence. a representative of woody allen saying in part, quote, mr. allen read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful, he'll be responding very soon. >>> for two of the world's closest allies, the u.s. and israel seem to have issues recently. dealing with the middle east peace process. on saturday, secretary of state kerry discussed the possibility that israel would face a boycott campaign if peace talks failed. he also said the status quo was illusionary and in his words momentary. israeli leaders calling the comments unfair and offensive and benjamin netanyahu said attempts to impose a boycott on the state of israel are immoral and unjust. moreover, they will not achieve their goal. the state department spokesperson says kerry's comments were taken ou

optimistic and believe you could get things done and believed in the idea of emma chrissie and that is what guides me. i have found the best of my colleagues. i headed up the national prayer breakfast at one point. i am president of that group. half the senate comes once a year and tells their wife -- their life story. tried to find that common ground whether it is passing a bill with senator blunt or inhofe. in health -- whether it is introducing a bill on immigration in terms of bringing in some of our high skilled workers which i did with senator hatch. the two of us were voted the two senators waste likely to get into a scandal by "the washingtonian" magazine. find common ground and an understanding of the issue and go from there. it has helped me get things done for my state but to feel good about the work we do every day and he gives you some hope which we have now seen, i would argue, in fits and starts, borne out in the last year, whether it is that incredible moment when the senate passed that bipartisan rubioion bill with marco and john mccain working with senator mccain and

when emma. roll hundred dollars the communication on one of them simple. until this the vigil family. too much money. good point. and mike and so forth. no one would predict. picture taken. and two. even though it the chinese. the kitchen. i know the difference. my kitchen and chicken several hundred dollars will not work i think education is really expensive. rolling a kick in the garden. if thousand dollars. rowling connected in the garden is your primary and secondary those tricky pope are willing to spend large amounts of money give it a real happy part of the family. mostly just to pick up the brightness and went to school five thousand eight thousand dollars in order to do this. then connected hybrid tea ministers the school were to meet the education department filling up the connections my cup of tea several hundred thousand dollars. i cannot get that they will get in. in our comfortable with it. we dig deeper into my question shaping the future empress of china. today our debate topic to the base and go to the floating population facing. they seem

thank you emma i'm not. statistically to send the hoff helpers are with each of the average age is twenty five the reality that the starting team has fallen two years before i just sit in the boulevard to the call that older people still the bonus here's to reference style on skates. a friendly face and the list of foreign languages and knowing how to get from eight to be adjusted with the skills these guys will be dropping games in the paralympics long days demanding blood bought a red two months to take part in one of the world's largest sporting events. and then name the ropes to making salty twenty fourteen something to remember. it was andrew's of tea. such for me to video since western logs many athletes are documenting their experiences and salty and his fault that things have an artsy. tiffany and presley had with depression did everything is valance pm the athletes are taking very good care of and that that's all that matters to the team's baby so close that it feels like just a peek at me breathing

person was talking about school had awarded this or anything you can confirm about to back to take emma. developments. well of russia has indeed launched stamp the image a jail cell for the western pa doubled its army and it has been put in thailand to come but so far this is just the trails of russia says this has nothing to do with the situation on ukraine in ukraine and on the crimean peninsula. i know russia does have a naval base a large naval base in the city of sanaa still put them in the crimea on in and sit down past the keeper he only sent to twenty twenty four. now the dean of the ukrainian president has warned of russian troops were on the station said to remain within the boundaries of the territory that had been agreed to bounce between russia and ukraine back out when the lease was signed silk and if the russian troops own efforts to move out of the staircase that could be viewed as soda from nst on ukrainian state. so there is a very tense situation than. and as for the russian action has been so far but reserved and then the chaise lounge has been taking a pause on the

is one of the lobbies q directions and we made a house call on one of the residents and said said emma spent designs and produces exhaust systems for russian and c.i.s. tamani five trips the company only became a resident of the special economic zone fairly recently investing one hundred sixty three million dollars in this facility. one of the company's main products is this sizable exhaust system fifty years old on petrol kamaz lorry engines and the company has come a long way from its multi-speed jennings almost twenty years ago. it stopped off in ninety five when two engineers developed an improved exhaust for the zil fyfield once it was officially founded three years later becoming the official supplier for the copper to so it's opened his first touch in two thousand and truth in two thousand and five he became the main strive for a sense of a dedicated to. duchesses people come out in two thousand and ten and the company became the president of a lobby in two thousand and twelve. we designed this system together with the engine manufacturer the engine and the exhaust gasses to war