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. >> you are walking through thea kiosks. kitty is helping himself to a seafood buffet. >> i thought it was a wrapped turkey. >> what happened to this cat when i walked in, were there angels singing and sun arcing down on it? the cat did rip open multiple packages going after several different types of squid, cod, flounder. the restaurant had to get rid of a lot of this stuff saying this little incident cost the restaurant about $1,000. >> this next video makes me feel bad a little bit. he's got a high speed camera and decides to see if his big fat cat will land on its feet if he drops it upside down. that cat is enormous. he hoists the cat up in his arms. he said he put padding on the floor first in case this all goes wrong. >> even though i'm laughing already, this is so wrong. >> it's really wrong. >> i want to see what happens. >> does the cat land on its feet. >> probably not. >> he brings it around to land safely on its feet. >> i'm glad it worked out okay, but that was not right. >> what not to do at the office holiday

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on theas no finance put table. no clear roadmap. it was weak language. it was lots of shells. full of loopholes. >> nitin sethi your speaking to us from india. you are with the business standard. leaked reported that secret lima draft decision was delayed, but now we have come to the end. it is called the lima accord. your assessment from india? thingsink one of the that happen out of lima, the deveries promised to renege on all of their existing limits and working already even before the next edition russians for the 2015 agreement, into passing on obligations into a new era. the burden gets shifted on to larger developing economies. that is what we had a huge still make install the attempt to bring up the secret documents. a lot of developing countries [indiscernible] [no audio] 12/15/14 12/15/14 you, seem to have lost nitin sethi. i want to turn to a, negotiator for the pacific island who criticized the disappearance of loss and damage commitments from the cop 20 text. >> this is a crucial issue for the poorest and most vulnerable. our communities suffer from floods and rou

house of representations and said about [inaudible] sarso thea under votes that they call them and congressional candidate were unintentional and counted as intended the candidate that officially lost by 400 votes would have won by 3,000 votes and the [inaudible] reading but suffice to say the courts said they didn't have the power to look at the proprietary source code of the machines and a trade secret and not demonstrated enough harm to do this despite these facts and the effort for open source code is to avoid things. sure one can pass laws when there are election results you should ignore trade secrets and go straight to it but better if we have a open source system and transparent and people are recrew it in a transparent way and with american rights the ability to do a secret ballot and counted in the way you want and i am pleased to answer questions or at the end. >> thank you very much. next is tim mayer. >> good afternoon. i sat on the task force and thank you supervisor campos for that appointment so this is a simple message that the san francisco voting task force its recommendation

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the insdier's thea andrews has the story.>>paul dergarabedian 'now suddenly the interview is the hottest movie out there and it was originally a movie nobody would touch or even thought they would be able to see' >> reporter:sony says the interview has been purchased or rented more than two million times generating over $15 million in the first four days. >> reporter:according to film insider paul dergarabedian , this is a major win for sony after a very trying two months. >> paul d. 'they literally took lemons and made box office lemonade' >> reporter:sony was roundly criticized by just about everyone, including the president, for pulling the film from its scheduled christmas day release in approximately 3,000 theaters. >> reporter:but after the studio reversed course and dropped the film into more than three hundred independently owned venues and online on a variety of platforms, obama offered praise while playing golf in hawaii over christmas. >>obama 'i'm glad it's being released, merry christmas everybody' >>seth and eva

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they returned home from the longest trth yea t their longest theas bulls hosting the high- scoring mavericks last night. bulls up three in the final seconds. kirk hinrich fouls (mon'- tay) ellis behind the arc, and he drains all three free throws to tie it. onto overtime down by three. derrick roses a three, and it goes off the glass and in to tie it at the buzzer. he scored 18. second overtime with the bulls up two. shot clock winding down and ellis drains a three- pointer. he led a scores wi8. rose ma shot at the buzzer and the bulls lose 132- 129. hinrich called his foul "a bonehead play." >> to me it was my fault. we wanted to take the fall will. i was not clear enough about how and where. >> that is my fault. the bulls are right beckthe bulls are right back on the road tonight in charlotte. the bears have one more day to prepare for the cowboys on "thursday night football." robbie gould sat out of practice with a sore groin and it's unclear if he'll play tomorrow. alshon jeffery missed his second straight day, but the bes y it's coio t for all the distinctions they've earned in life the

americans should be outraged hand thea is doing photo ops with our commander and chief. >> the optics are not good. are we making too much of this because i think it's inappropriate for president obama to be with someone like this that has such a horrible record. >> my colleague is actually down in hawaii with the president over his 16-day vacation and wrote about this today. wrote about the outrage the malaysian people felt about their prime minister being seen golfing with president obama while they have this flooding back in malaysian shah. what the deputy prime minister of malaysia said though listen, is he human, he deserves a break. i have got it under control. that sounds quite familiar. we hear that a lot when president obama is away or when president obama is on the golf course. listen, is he a human being, he needs his time to decompress. george bush actually said that about president obama in 2013. i think it was an interview with golf channel or "golf digest" one of the two. they asked him if president obama was golfing too much. president bush said listen, every president

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i think i am more with the identify thea country could try to stop america from putting a movie out.fed ram officials say that was the motive from north korean hackers upset leader kim jong un target of made up assassination plot led by us intelligence. >> cia would love it if you could take him. >> the in retaliation, real life hackers went after sony pictures, the company behind the film leaking sensitive data like staffers private e-mail, also threats every violence at theatres choose to go run the film, and several movie chains backed out, and sony nearly yanked it, too, until now. >> i feel like as long as we keep it in good fun, spirit, not take it too seriously, then it should be fun and we'll have fun with it. >> great movie, and all of the actors are in there. >> do you think kim jong un would like it. >> interview still on line to rent or buy. and this movie goer says he will be watching it again, saying, the crude comedy also has a sophisticated side. >> it shows perspective from the side of the north korea from what their people see, versus what we actually see, it shows

near 40 by thea you'll need a light jacket and umbrella early on. dry roads by. temperatures will be into the 50s. might get a little sunshine breaking out before sunset. after that cold tomorrow morning. mid-30s starting off thursday morning. thursday afternoon, team 4 forecast mid-40s. remaining chilly on friday. 30s in the morning. rain likely friday night, into the weekend as well. the wettest day of the weekend will be saturday. saturday's temperatures lower chance of rain on sunday. highs in the upper 40s. partly cloudy tuesday. again, up around 50. melissa looking at the crash. . >>> they just pushed it out of the way. 395 northbound at edsall road. that is great news if you're headed northbound on 395. 95 in virginia, north out of stafford county, running 45 miles per hour the entire way. a little slower through dale city. prince george's county at indian head highway into town, approaching the beltway, a little bit slow. typical volume on the outer loo 270 at falls, a little bit of sheen on the roadway. everyone moving nicely. 66 into town, slowest spot

theas pushed down shares of oil and gas exploration companies.ading at a new 52-week low. and joining me for today's report is a guest, which provides real-time research on companies and industries and focus is on oil and gas. so you have been pretty busy. given what has been going on. even though oil has been rebounding, these companies are not rebounding. much, but theyas are still going negative. >> it is really a demand and supply imbalance. it is about demand growth. what we are seeing is demand pressures in europe and other developed countries and also developing countries overall, so that is causing that demand-supply imbalance, and either crude prices or equity prices, to recover, you need to see that demand and supply tighten, and it has to come from the demand, because we know supply is there. u.s., would think in the we would be seeing some kind of demand improvement, right, with an improved economy. here to seewe need a significant change? >> what we have seen is a strong growth in some of the major plays in the u.s., up in north texa

balfour bp up over 6% after john bid for thea public-private partnership portfolio. a bit of one billion sterling, just under balfour's own valuation for that side of the business. the stock of 6%. let's check on oil. crude continues to get crushed. heading for the worst year since 2008. we will continue the conversation on commodities after the break. here is a look at the general market. the ftse opens lower. lower.ts eurozone equity markets lower as well. we will be back in two. ♪ >> welcome back. this is "on the move." it is time to talk about oil. the price of oil dropped 20% .ince start of november the losses accelerated. as if the move were not enough, here we are with brent trading at $70 a barrel. is andrew. i was off last week. world, where real oil prices were a good thing. where are we? good thing, bad thing? fort is a good thing growth. undoubtedly we will see better growth as a result of the lower oil prices. in areas like the eurozone, where the ecb is focused on the inflation rate, there is a chance it pushes that inflation rate lower. i am not sure i

with theas an issue structural problem. bywants to eliminate that 2017, 2018. that's going to take a lot of cuts. that'srall deficit, going to be a big push as well, particularly if tax receipts are disappointing. he is very much constrained by the public finances. is constrained to some extent. i guess the big question is what can investors expect in terms of therne's outlook for economy and the giveaways? >> the economy is growing. 3% this year. it is going to be the top g-7 economy. other things, it has grown for seven consecutive quarters. they will boost the outlook. unemployment below 2 million. that has not happened since 2008. wages, basic pay, excluding bonuses, finally outstripping. those are the big tex. yes, he is going to support business through the extension of funding for lending scheme. big business will be helped anymore. are one billion pounds of savings to support small businesses as well. all of these are big measures. extra 15 billion pounds on improving the capacity of the u.k. roads. there could be a big election banner. a progressive sy

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at thea nice picture bethesda country club. how most of the area has been throughout the day. take a look, just a few minutes ago. clearing on the western horizon. it took all day, but we got a little bit of it. north, 50's to the west. it will take a little longer for the cooler, drier air to move in. the winds have been gusty along at front, 25 mile per hour's winchester. theile-per-hour gusts at airport in martinsburg. a fresh push of cooler, drier air drop our temperatures tonight. we have just a couple of hours of gusty winds and it should diminish as skies start to clear off. as far as the temperatures, a degrees with30-37 partly cloudy skies. sunshine in the morning, clouds in the afternoon, 45-50 degrees. i will be reporting live from the mall at 4, 5, and 6:00. a quick look as we head through the next seven days. clearing out finally by the middle of next week. that is the latest. next, one of the best college football players in the country. jameis winston is on the hot seat for a second day at a university code of conduct hearing. >> he could face punishment ranging

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the scheduled thea there cal release and that led to hybrid in theaters an at home release plan but apparentlyit is working for them. >> it is working okay. >> well, traders are hoping to stop rally continues today. >> let's find out the weather cbs money wach.com on this monday the final week of the year. good morning. >> good morning, the market start another holiday week in record. the s&p and the dow both open at record highs. the dow jumps about 23 points friday. the nasdaq was up finishing about 33-points higher. it is stocks will open a little bit lower when we hear that opening bell in about an hour. shares of air asia are down sharply, passenger jet as we know heading for singapore disappeared the out spoken ceo tony bought the airline more than a decade ago. pioneer low cost air travel in southeast asia. as we head into 2015, americans are more about their finances. they find that 34% of americans expected their financial situation will improve next year, that is compared to about 27% back in october, still only 34% said their family finances are back to normal since the great, frank

here at thea fellow foreign policy institute as well as the middle he's institute. much.nk you very a nationalved in reconciliation process between and 2009 in iraq, and listening to my colleagues here all over again. it's like i was brought back to involvinging rooms iraqis, many of whom how are in iraqi positions in government. it's the same issue over and again. and that should be telling us why national recognize reconcils needed. i was meeting with a group of senior iraqi figures, experts officials, and quoting one of the participants in that meeting said, while we can now, but without reconciliation, we are not sure we can prevent it from returning again. there are many people, many former u.s. officials who have served in that that is al iraq 6.0. so if this critical opportunity facing my opinion is iraq today, as talking another nationalt reconciliation, is not taken up by theiraqis as well as region. i think i'm afraid that even if defeat isis in a year or so, that in five years from now we are going to have, who knows, maybe different terminology. importan

. >> your son sounds like -- i don't know thea word to use, aggressive? how would you explain. >> he is sure of himself, and he is very creative. i am proud of him, as i am proud of all my kids. >> you have also been to morocco lately. when did you go and why? >> i went in early december at the behest of the state department, because there is a group in morocco, a ngo, which wants to set up a fact checking operation. they wanted some training on how to do fact checking. fact checking has become the rage around the world. before 2010, there were three organizations in the united states and one outside the united states. now, there are about 80 around the world. it is a really good entry point for journalism, particularly in countries where there is not much of a journalistic tradition or much of a democratic tradition. morocco is a pretty good -- difficult place to do fact checking. data is not available, and certain issues are off-limits not fit for discussion. you do not talk about the monarchy or the western saha are a issue -- western sahara issue. i w

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in thea free black man 1830's and 1840's. this guy had made it. he made money because of his inventiveness. he was well respected i the white community. yet he said it is not enough. i have got to help others make it. he led the negro convention movement. getting blacks together throughout the north to find ways to fight oppression. someone like that i had always admired. this is not about me. it is about the greater good. withre supposed to come up new information. a new angle. what was your new angle? where did you find it? >> leadership in different ways. recognizing there were leaders we don't know anything about. they had local issues that shape their leadership. it taught me a lot about what politicians know. you have got to take care of your base first. >> what part where you born in? >> north new jersey. my mother was born in north carolina. a small town. i father's family -- my father's family is outside a raleigh. i went to the farm in north carolina for that wonderful cultural shock what happens when a northern city, suburban kid comes

at the brink of war, thea deal made. 1980, the boat lift.tro allows the mass emgracious of 125,000 cubans to the united states. relations continue to sour as it appears castro empties out his prizs on. more trouble in the '90s. cuba shoots down two aircraft prompting congress to pass an act codifying the embargo into u.s. law and making it impossible for the president to end it unilaterally. in 2000, cuba back in the spotlight. the immigration status of a young cuban boy transfixes the nation. the international custody battle divides the country and florida, the state that ultimately decides the most closely contested presidential election in a century. 2014, a half century later, a break in the stalemate, something that candidate obama hinted at. >> it's time for more than tough talk that never yields result. it's time for a new strategy. >> the prospect of normalized relations with cuba on the horizon, but challenges ahead in the form of potential opposition on capitol hill. i'm joined by florida senator and potential republican 2016 presi

pp thea says it will allow for a ten minute grace period on your time ticket to allow to you get cashyou need to. you can pay with a smart card but again the credit card function is not working. parking authority executive director vince finnerty also announced anyone who got a ticket on friday or saturday, due to the credit card malfunction can get in touch with the customer service department at ppa and they are obviously working to get this resolved. they will post updates, keeping people aware of the situation on their web site as well as facebook and twitter. back to you guys. >> all righty, jenny, thank you. >>> 6:37. new jersey lawmakers are holding a meet to go review findings of the probe of the george washington bridge scandal. this special committee will vote on whether to release the interim report but leaks of the investigation were revealed last week. the the report said there is no evidence showing that governor christie did anything in the scheme to close lanes in 2013 or that they knew about it as it was happening. >>> also new jersey lawmakers addressing i plan invol

and thea great job department of justice identified that in the report, but there is and however.stances where things are not going right and where there is perhaps a culture inside some of these departments that are not there to protect and serve, we have a moral obligation to address that. the city of cleveland, the residence of cleveland are calling for systemic change and we need that. i am glad to see that our city will be doing just that. i look forward to lending my support anyway i can because that is my home. i love the city of cleveland. the citizens of that city love the city of cleveland. to the problem with officer loehman, who killed tamir rice within two seconds of getting out of his car, the cop driving the car, frank garmback, the officer driving the police troubledalso has a history. cleveland reportedly paid out $100,000 to a city resident named tamela even to settle an excessive force lawsuit brought against him. it stemmed from a confrontation in 2010 in which eaton said garmback rushed her and later in a chokehold, tackled her to the ground, and began hitting

. >> j anacine thea london share a special bond, have become part of each other's extended families.son ... >> seventeen years ago, george was dying, he needed a heart transplant, that's when cynthia's 22 year olson, sipo, was shot and killed. the family donated his organs. >> i made that decision because he was so healthy he was a strong, hell i person, a loving personality. he was so full of life. >> cynthia said it felt years for her to feel strong enough for the person to receive sipo's heartment it was emotional. >> gave me opportunity to see my children grow, and my grand kids -- >> george and i have weiss bonded instantly with the philadelphia mother of three. >> cynthia wanted sipo's life to count for something, she saved so many people. >> one person can save to up eight lives, and enhance 50 more. last year, gift of life coordinated 1,228 organ transplant locally, from 447 donors, the highest number of organ donors ever. >> for george, who is 72 now, still gets choke up when he thinks about his second chance, which for cynthia is another reminder of her son. >> at the famil

. >> and i'm thea andrews.aks and threats of theaters being attacked, finally over for the seth rogan and james franco comedy. >> but the reasons for the cancellation may not be as obvious as it seems. tonight we go inside why sony is really silencing the "the interview." >> one commentator said the united states lost its first cyber war. >> sony erased any mention of "the interview" from its website, totally scrubbed it clean. >> sony surrendered to hackers, dominating the airwaves coast to coast. >> it could be deemed an act of war. can you imagine if we wind up in a war because of the guys from

. >> comfort doggy guess thea that's what it means? >> it is what it space. >> comforting?ice dog is trained, to serve particular individual. >> right. >> so facility overcome for the dog is really trained in toward help strangers and different people that she doesn't know. so, what she does for us, we bring her to the courthouse, she works at the courthouse, with everyone else, kerston, primary hands letter. and when we had victims, people coming in to navigate the criminal justice system, are under great deal of stress. it is daunting for anyone. >> but then when you've been through something. >> when do you have talk about something traumatic, you become completely overwhelming and stressful and anxiety ridden. so her job is to give them comfort and calm them down, to help de stress them. >> i've been through something, and i -- now you will bring the dog to me. tell me what the dog will do for me? >> i have taken her into a room with victim, and i've said today we are here to help so-and-so. and she literally walk up to the victim, and she will gently tap them on the sh

. >> and i'm thea andrews. first, another cosby is making big news.ears is speaking out. she is standing by her man and asking who is the real victim. >> people said is your wife your friend? my best friend. >> camille cosby shows her defiance and devotion in a strongly worded statement. >> the wife is special. >> a stunning shift in what has been weeks of the cosby code of silence.

tonight insider's thea andrews goes inside changing business model of movie releases. >> now suddenly the the interview is hottest movie out there and originally a movie no one would touch or be able to see. >> reporter: sony says the the interview has been purchased or rented more than 2 million times generating over 15 million in the first four days. >> i might not show it but i'm freaking out. >> reporter: according to paul, film insider, this is a major win for sony a after a very trying two months. >> they took lemons and made box office lemonade. >> reporter: sony was roundly criticized by just about everybody including the president from pulling the film from the scheduled christmas day release and 3,000 theaters. >> super fan. >> reporter: after this reverse course and dropped film into more than 300 independently owned venues and on line on a variety of platforms obama offered praise while playing golf in hawaii over christmas. >> i'm glad it is being released. >> reporter: film's co director seth rogan and evan goldberg surprised fans at a 12:30 a.m. at the family movie thea

activist thea matthews told me today, protesters would be willing to engage in constructive dialogue,but the protests, they will continue. >> it is our right and it is our role to apply continuous pressure in shifting this criminal justice system. we demand justice. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: in san francisco, protesters stopped traffic at market and octavia. this intersection includes on and off ramps to 101 so cars on the crosstown freeway were brought to a stand still. more than 100 people took part, organized with activists by the less bee an, gay, transsexual and community. they stopped in the middle of the intersection, placed a pink triangle on the street and held a moment of silence and a brief die-in, punctuated by honking horns. >> it's almost christmas and then they do this. >> mark matthews reporting. >>> a grim discovery in the south bay tonight. within the past few hours, a body has been found in the stairwell of an apartment complex near downtown san jose. you're looking at the intersection of stockton avenue and sinebar street. no details on the investigation.

. >> and i'm thea andrews.golden globe nominations today. >> at the beverly hilton hotel early this morning when the nominations were announced. a few jeers but a lot more cheers. >> i want to see the diamonds. i want to sparkle. >> "selma." >> i jumped so high i gashed my knee on the table. >> the animal. >> this is crazy. it's happening. >> excitement and bewilderment as the golden globe nominees were up before the sun to get that good news.