it sometimes causes us difficulties at home and abroad. it is sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us. but the american people are entitled to it, nonetheless. they must know when the values that define our nation are intentionally disregarded by our security policies, even those policies that are conducted in secret. they must be able to make informed judgments about whether those policies and the personnel who supported them were justified in compromising our values, whether they served a greater good, or whether, as i believe, they stained our national honor, did much harm and little practical good.

thanks for being with us at home. be with us next time. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> just an hours drive from kabul, is charkh district, afghanistan. as the us and nato prepares to pull out most of their forces later this year, i travelled here to try to see what life is like in areas of afghanistan under the rule of the taliban. after days of negoio

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for us at home we may only see a trace or so. tomorrow morning, it is already out of here. pushing into southern california. with snow showers continuing over the sierra. on the back side the issue is the wind. i will show you tomorrow morning, about 9:00 a.m., already turning breezy. 10-15, 20 miles per hour with stronger winds over the north bay. by the afternoon and evening, 25 to 35. the wind gusts 45 for the bay area and hills could see the wind gusts to 60. and that is for tuesday and wednesday. tahoe, snow showers in the forecast. wednesday 4 degrees to start the morning and by new year's day below zero to start the morning. at home we start with 30s and low 40s tomorrow. as the winds pick up it will feel blustery, upper 40s to low 50s for the afternoon and the extended sfortended forecast, that is when we could wake up new year's day day with upper 20s. >> thank you. >>> expecting a baby, the state wants to send you advice, they are taking part in the text for baby program. it is a service that sends mothers to be and new moms information about three times a week. >

also for being with us at home see you next time, in washington i'm ray suarez. are judge the president spent most of his day focused on ferguson too, and why hands up, shows no sign of surrender. >>> facebook, gory postings showing up before the justices and what their decis m

. >> i'm concerned now, because we came here back two weeks and he die buy pizza for us at home. i would be concerned. >> rosa's was closed for several hours yesterday while the restaurant was cleaned. much of the food tossed out. all employees also vaccinated. >> this is unforeseen thing, unfortunating, the poor fella that's sick didn't even plan on this. didn't realize it until unfortunately yesterday. >> reporter: now hamilton township health officials are trying to get a hold of a large quantity of the hepatitis a vaccine. they plan to hold a walk in clinic either thursday or friday at the nearby fire hall. so anyone who may have been exposed to this illness can properly protect themselves. iain? >> dawn, thank you. >>> five students at a new jersey college have pleaded not guilty to charges they sexually assault add female student in a dorm. the alleged attack happened last week at william paterson university in wayne. that's in passaic county. the students charged unconclude one from vineland and another from camden. the five entered not guilty pleas today. they're bail was

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. >> they could set up a studio for us at home. >>> super bowl time. >>> the corruption trial of two san francisco police officers. the two are charged with stealing money from searches. former officer vargas pleaded guilty and testified against the two officers who stood trial. >> the information that the government offered was the testimony of vargas and cesar hernandez that was paid over $40,000 for his testimony. i think at the end of the day, the jury will find the government hasn't done their job to prove without a reasonable doubt. >>> five cragslist police officers are recovering over injuries from protests in ferguson. damage was done at union square. the chief believes his officers handled it the best they could. 76 were not san francisco residents and 16 of them were not from california. >>> rigorous new standards to help end racial profiling. he's trying to reform relationships between police officers and citizens. >>> bay area state senator is relaunching plans to increase the state's minimum wage. it would be 11 bucks an hour in 2015 and 15-dollars in 2016. several citi

it's our biggest challenge yet for us at home.will be fired up and ready to go and it is a great opportunity. >> kevin durant will make his season debut tonight in the nba. he is returning from a foot injury that sidelined him for most of the first 17 games. oklahoma city plays the pelicans tonight. k.d..e back, tonight, something has to give. the baker still condors, the team's annual teddy bear toss for the team that scored his first goal, they set a new record. were collected and will be donated to the united way for various charitable organizations for christmas gifts. they are still flying in the arena. a teddy bear for everybody. >> after the shooting of michael brown in ferguson, president obama is asking for 50,000 new body cameras to be provided around the country. vetoed aore, the mayor bill requiring body cameras for the police there. christine takes a look at support and uncertainty surrounding the body cameras. when 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed in ferguson, missouri, the story told by witnesses varied

where you can learn how to open your own hot dog stand, were also getting tips on what you can use at home on your grill. that story coming up next. the black the morning. the blackhawks amazing eight wins in a row, 11 of the last 12. dave lost just one game in 25 days off the calendar. a lot of quality victories against good teams on the road. last night in boston the lead in the first period. off the boards it's the first nhl goal for him. it 1-0. later, smith gets a reward, but cleaned up goal, third of the year. the lead 2-0 after one. and they are under way. on the move once again, this time he waits and close the top shelf is 3-0. and that was pretty much it. but the captain takes a vicious hit in the second period. he hits the boards. they get him from behind he finishes but did not return in the third. coaches cullet a precautionary measure. the blackhawks win 3-2. afterward the talk about capt.. >> we will see how he is more . looks like he will be all right. it's an upper body injury but think he will be ok. >> when he was hit did he want to stay in? >> he didn't want to come off

it sometimes causes us difficulties at home and abroad. is sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us. but the american people are entitled to it nonetheless. we must be made -- able to make informed judgment about whether the policies and personnel whose of order them were justified compromising our values. whether they serve the greater good, or whether, as i believe they stained our national honor. did much harm and little practical good. >> because this became a partisan thing today, every democrat supporting the report and republican opposing it mccain statement stood out and became a touchstone to the white house and here's what vice president biden had to say. >> i strongly urge you to take a look at the speech john made today. it is taking. explaining inarticulate way better than anything i. >> counterattack came from john brennan, saying that yes in fact, the agent he had made mistakes, but he also said the interrogations has led to solid information. john, so far, who is winning the spin wars about the report and veraci

also for being with us at home see you next time, in washington i'm ray suarez. are judge the president spent most of his day focused on ferguson too, and why hands up, shows no sign of surrender. >>> facebook, gory postings showing up before the justices and what their decisions mean to anything any of us put online. and with her sweech o sweep of , she's changing the face of classical music. >> you're not supposed to cough, you're not supposed to clap. i found that off-putting. >> baltimore's musicianbaltimors maestro. exploring ways to try out a new beat. an good evening, thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. it's clearly not a fight the president want to get right in the middle of but he did. vowing to spend the last two years of his presidency, vowing to spen to heal the divisions that started with flash point, ferguson. hands up but no back down. if anything, the fury in new york k d.c., california, and in ferguson missouri growing louder with the message heard at the white house. >> because this is not a problem simply of ferguson , missouri, this is a prob

out of there, badly miss played it. >> you knew it would go downhill from there, they beat us last year at home, they beat us again at home this year. this team is good but they are just in the good enough yet. >> and of course your boy, mark sanchez, he is coming through just great, isn't he, kerry? >> he proved himself as a backup quarterback for rest of his career. >> that is what he will be now. he had an opportunity to to something here with chip kelly and what not and now, you know what, chip kelly has got to come into play too. their refusal to just make any change in that defensive backfield. they are just so pathetic. we all have to be big colts fans. >> you know what else is pathetic, governor of kerry barrett's state new jersey. >> your state too. >> you see the look on my face, i live in new jersey. i'm a grown man. somebody who is a governor of a state that technically doesn't have a fat ball team, all right, fine if you want to root for cowboys fine but this what you just saw up there sitting in the owner's box, i'm sorry, i'm a grown man. i mean this when i say this. i did take t

fort for us at home, the fog will clear but the scattered showers will remain.ill tell you more coming up. >>> happening right now, it is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year, shoppers are looking for great deals and loading up those carts with some of the hottest items. ktvu is live at target. what's happening alli? >> reporter: well, this store is not opening until 2:00. we are inside with the throws from shipping from the over night hours. it is one of the main aisles of the store and we are located to the toy section here. this is one of the most popular spots of the store today. when it comes to gifts, toys and electronics are definitely the most popular items. we talked to the manager this year, and anyt "frozen" themed is really popular this year. star wars lego is also a s is also popular. at the end of this isle, mind craft is also popular. it is a big seller. super saturday is one of the biggest holiday shopping day of the season. forget black friday or cyber moy . shoppers nationwide is expected to spend $10 billion today alone. we post

. >> but i get it from you, you take it home and use it at home? >> yes.let me just make a comment. this is not to replace standard of care which is colonoscopy and you are encouraged to go for colonoscopy first. the reason why this works wrel well is it is less invasive, 92% sensitive based on this "new england journal of medicine" and in advances cases can detect 69%. you basically take the kit home after you buy it. it is about $600. but put some stool sample there. it goes to the lab and they look at some of the dna cells that are in the bowel. the same exact thing exists for patients with prostate cancer where we massage the prostate, you get some of the cells to go in the urine. it is called pca3. very similar concept. the new way of finding this disease instead of doing co colonoscopie colonoscopies, biopsies, look at the cells being shipped from the cancer. more than 50,000 americans die from this cancer. that's why screening is important. when you catch it early, it is 9 0e% effective. >> how do you know if you have it? what about the symptoms. >>

it sometimes causes us difficulties at home and abroad. it is sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us. but the american people are entitled to it, nonetheless. they must know when the values that define our nation are intentionally disregarded by our security policies, even those policies that are conducted in secret, they must be able to make informed judgments about whether those policies and the personnel who supported them were justified in compromising our values. whether they served a greater good, or whether, as i believe, they stained our national honor, did much harm, and little practical good. what were the policies? what was their purpose? did they achieve it? did they make us safer? less safe? or did they make no difference? what did they gain us? what did they cost us? the american people need the answers to these questions. yes, some things must be kept from public disclosure to protect clandestine operations, sources, and methods, but not the answers to these questions. by providing them, the committee has empowe

i needed to replace some of the reachers that i have and that i use at home.ortunately, our taxi that was supposed to take us back a couple blocks to get to where the access a ride is going to take me the rest of the way, is now an hour late. i missed access aride, i was penalized for that, i wasn't at the stop where they would pick me up at the right time. now we're waiting hopefully for cab to come. so this is why i usually don't come out to the city. because i just have tons of problems whenever i do. i actually think you know in comparison to people like other people that work, in poverty, most people don't have the luxury of even having $20 per day left over. they don't have any money left at the end of the day, and i know lots of people like that. in debt, left to choose between the bills that they pay. i'm lucky in that i do get some support from the government and i do have money left over at the end of the month. >> when we come back: >> who's your favorite athlete? >> tatiana. >> without doubt. >> a star athlete who's never led her wheelchair get in

conditions and very cold, expected to be in the single digits, at home the next 12 hours we are looking at temperatures in the mid-50's for much of uswe head into overnight hours expect to see frost and freezing temperatures in the inland valleys. >> a look at walnut creek southbound 680 tail lights are building a little bit from pleasanton hill and we are accident free but for a few fender benders including an injury accident on i 80. >>> the national park service is helping you see the sales and migrating whales off point reyes with a schultz service taking you from drakes bay to chimney rock overlook along the marin county coast. the service will continue through january 2. shuttles move out at 9:00 a.m. and the last one leaving at 5 o'clock, sir francis drake boulevard is closed to private boulevard while the shuttles are in service. >>> how about a little comedy and kung hundreds gathering on pacific avenue for laughs and a lot of chinese food the jewish creator and producer wanted to give those would don't celebrate christmas alternative entertainment. >> i came up with the idea of doing jawish come by on christmas in a chines

i'm concerned now because if he came here back two tweaking a and he did buy pizza for four of us at homehen i would be a little concerned. >> rosa's was closed for several hours yesterday while the restaurant was cleaned. much of the foods toed out. all employees also vaccinated. >> this is an unforeseen thing unfortunately the poor fella that's sick didn't even plan on this, didn't realize it until unfortunately yesterday. >> and dawn tells us the the colonial fire company is hoping a hepatitis a clinic thursday in hamilton township. if you've been to rosa's and haven't been vaccinated officials are urging to head to that clinic. for facts on hepatitis a visit myfoxphilly.com and click on the story on the home page. >> the second annual tree lighting ceremony kicking off the season at the shops at liberty place. the liberty string orchestra filling the air with seasonal favorites and seen an at a helping to ring in the holidays. >>> exotic cat on the tack in a atlanta suburb a woman rushed to the hospital. >> it gets stranger. what happened just before that siberian links clamped down.

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the bottom line is they're looking at it from the perspective of a lone wolf. no reason for us here at home to take it -- to make us change our security postures. >> all eyes were on sydney today. we want to turn to something that was state side in pennsylvania. a massive man hunt still underway. after a gunman shot and killed six people overnight, joined live now from harleysville, pennsylvania. >> i can tell you that this tragedy unfolded in three communities outside of philadelphia, about 30 miles outside of philadelphia. the victims, authorities tell us, were all known to the suspect. we have video we want to share with you we want to share with a s.w.a.t. team earlier today that they thought the suspect was inside. but in the search for the suspect, 35-year-old bradly williams, authorities say they came up empty handed. >> as we stand here right now, we do not know where he is. we do not have vehicle information. we actually recovered his vehicle and his personal cell phone. so we do not have information about how he might be traveling. >> authorities say stone went on a deadly shootin

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so, skies are clearing nicely, throughout the day, and they already have certainly for us here at homel courtesy of high pressure, hooks us up with high pressure. even half of the us, in fact, expecting to just notice the impact from the area of high pressure, we are eventually going to see cold front cross through, that happens on sunday, so that's where we will take you here to future weather, today beautiful, tomorrow beautiful. even sunday milder than average. again, start to seymour clouds building in here, there will be showers that roll through, right now the timing looks like it could happen at any time during the day. probably just, you know, one round every showers, then residual one firing up, handful of spot later in the day, and then, we see that cold front cross to the south. that's going to set our temperatures on nose dive by monday. taught palmyra cove nature park, 37 degrees, colder than this time yesterday. bright and sunny, which will be at about 7:21. we are gaining daylight with every passing day. so the sun going down just about a minute later than it did yesterd

this hour we'll dig deeper into implications for our allies and for us at home. first, we start with the amazing story of how the hostages fought back. "daily beast" contributor courtney is in sydney, australia, where it's now 7 a.m. we hear there was an open door and the hostages took their chances to escape. tell us what happened. >> yes. so, the situation actually escalated fairly quickly just after 2:00 this morning. there was reports of loud gunfire and bangs that either came from gunfire or explosions. at that point, a group of hostages were seen running from the cafe. the police then entered the building. there was more reports of gunfire. you could see loud -- you could see the pops of light coming from the front of the cafe. and then more hostages then ran up from the building and the police, again, open fire inside. >> courtney in sydney, thank you very much for that. here with us at the table is michael kay, a retired lieutenant colonel in the british royal air force and former adviser to uk defense, and joining us jim cavanaugh, a retired atf special

it sometimes causes us difficulties at home and abroad. it is sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us. the american people are entitled to it, nonetheless. withhn mccain breaking several of his republican colleagues. is anre suggesting this attempt by the obama administration to go after the bush administration one more time as well. >> peter cook joining us on capitol hill. thank you. we will have more on the cia report in just a few minutes. i will be speaking with john deutch. according to a bloomberg politics poll, the republican party is enjoying peak popularity. 45% of americans say they hold a favorable view of the gop. 47% say they don't. margaret joined me to break down the numbers. the republicans are more popular than they have been in five years. yet, they are still more unpopular than popular. why is this good news? depends on everything else. it is all relative. they are at 45% rate much higher than march when they were 37%. you have seen a comparable decline by the democrats were -- who are now around 41%. presid

but sometimes causes us to -- difficulties at home and abroad it is sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us but the american people are entitled to it. nonetheless. they must be able to make informed judgments about whether those policies and the personnel who supported them were justified in compromising our values area whether they served a greater good or whether, as i believe they stained our national honor. they did much harm and little practical good. >> because this became a partisan thing every democrat supporting it. the statement has become a touchstone. this is what vice president biden said about mccain's statement earlier. >> i strongly urge you to take a look at the speech john mccain made today. it explains in my view in a more articulate bay -- way any more than i can say. >> john brennan said the agency had made mistakes and said the interrogations had led to good solid information. so far who is winning the spin wars? >> up to the minute the -- john mccain took the senate floor the side that was against releasing the report had won the day. john mccain

us. people at home. >> basically, i can pretty much -- it is holding me up. i am a 170 pound guy. off the cliffings, s, it is str. >> reporter: i want you you guys to see how strong these winds are as it rushes back and forth here. what i am experiencing right now, our winds we are going to see are maybe 30-40 miles per hour. we are going to check out our little gauge a little bit later little gauge a little bit later and give you a couple hours after that as we head into the south bay. then, we will have showers and scattered thunderstorms as we head throughout the evening hours. the heaviest of the wet weather is coming through. we are still going to have plenty of wet weather through the afternoon hours. let's take a look at the wind. 37 miles per hour at half moon. up in the hills, gufsting to 40. i happened to drive the mini-van to, would. as i was going across the bay bridge, it was being tossed about like a ship on the ocean, back and forth, back and forth. it is the east/west bridges that are going to be more affected. the winds are running parallel to the golden gate brid

and these fighters, particularly with western passports, have the potential to attack us at home. as members may remember, when secretary kerry testified here in september, he said it's time for the defensive strategy we and our international partners have pursued thus far to transition to an offensive strategy. ambassador mcgirk, with a lack lurser air campaign, severely under supplied partners on the ground and key allies with deep concern about the president's strategy, i just don't see how this is a credible offense. and we would like to talk to -- i would like to ask you about that. and of course next congress, this committee expects to consider a new authorization for use of military force to support this effort and that is something we will do under a time frame that is befitting of the gravity of the issue. and the committee also expects that the commander in chief will come to congress with his request and work in a bipartisan way to garner maximum support. before turning to the ranking member, i would like to note that is this is last full committee hearing of the 113th

there is no such thing as any issue that is of major importance abroad that doesn't somehow impact us at home this is true more than ever. i think this has always been true but it has every been more true than it is today because of the global nature of our economy. as you look around the world -- and i wanted to take a brief moment to go over some of the parts of the world -- you start to see the need for american leadership, how important it is in this new global commitment . let's begin by looking at the middle east, the most troubled region of the world. that's been true for a very long time. we begin by talking about the negotiations that are going on with iran. and, look, i would hope -- we all do, i think -- to wake up one day to the news that iran has decided to walk away from sponsoring terrorism, iran has walked away from its desire to blow up israel, that iran has rejected their human rights abuses, and that iran has ended its -- the truth is that while we shouldn't root against the negotiations that are going on with iran, we shouldn't be naive enough to believe that they have a s

how would that affect us at home? >> it would help us.er if asia especially japan which is having all kinds of problems. in europe spain is in deep financial trouble. if they turn their economies around, we sell for products to them and we benefit from them. i still go back to the fed is the one to watch in 2015. as soon as they change their signal, i say the market is going to change. heather: you are sitting around with your family trying to plan your budget for 2015, what do you have to say to them. how it affects the family directly. >> the big issuer is jobs. the problem with jobs is statistically the numbers we report show unemployment is down, people are getting more jobs. but you dig through those numbers and get into the depth of it and find out still most of the jobs are going older people, not younger people. younger people are still burdened with loot of college debt slowing down their entry into housing marriage, buying furniture, things like that. so it's one of those where i still don't see any robust change gradual damage

us. again, i want to thank detective follmer for sharing his perspective. michael steel and michael eric dyson, thank you. >>> thanks to you at homeg us this hour. first things first. this is not a story about football. whether or not you like football or pay any attention to football at all, i'm just saying, this may be helpful to understand just in terms of understanding the news right now and understanding the american zeitgeist right now. whether or not you care about football you may want to know about this guy. and what has just happened to him. his name is johnny manziel. as you can tell, he is very, very pleased with himself. they call him johnny football. he was an excellent college quarterback in texas. and thises should first season in the nfl. the thing you see him doing there in the video is the money -- like the money gesture. that's his signature move, right? look what i did. i'm so great. mo

is currently off sierra leone fighting the war against ebola, saving lives there and keeping us safe at homemy right honorable friend join me in thanking the crew and their families for their service and their sacrifice now and over christmas? >> the honorable -- my honorable friend is absolutely right. because rfa argus is often based in falmouth. rfa argus is often based in falmouth. and they are doing an amazing job, and they are doing an amazing job at personal risk to themselves. it is absolutely essential that britain takes this leading role in sierra leone and inserts not just the hospital beds and the staff, but the training and logistics that are going to be essential in turning around this crisis. and having rfa argus there with all its expertise and ability is an absolutely key part of that. >> mr. andy slaughter. >> following the closure of hammersmith and central middlesex a and e departments in september, west london now has some of the worst waiting times for a and e in the country, but last week nhs england told the evening standard that charing cross a and e would be replace

. >> right now at 11:00 no, christmas holidays for bay officers, protesters break down streets, damaging a christmas tree. many of us spent today at home, dozens of protesters took to the streets. they say they are not taking a break from their cause. nbc bay area, gene elle. >> reporter: hundreds marched in downtown oakland. others hacked property and broke windows. protesters gather christmas fight calling for an end. rocking broadway and 14th in oakland, brings buss to a halt. >> the idea is to give no time off for the police. we are contacting the racial discrimination and racial inviolence every day. >> reporter: some parents brought their children to demonstrations. >> i aim for rights. >> reporter: about 150 people marched the streets. they blocked freeway ramps, employees kept their distance, until protesters shattered windows and started a dumpster fire on broadway. >> i'm not participating if that. what i will speak to is marchers should give no time off for the police. it wasn't until windows started getting smashed that police came out here. >> reporter: some officers said they were called in early. officials claim they hav

but the tips that our viewers use at home. you work out before the meal.the work done first before you reward yourself. >> that's a great tip. and i want to ask you, patty. you turn every party into a dance party. i like your style. but there's a reason. >> absolutely. we get moving in our house. we don't just sit there after every meal and keep eating until our pants are about to bust. we have a zumba party, get out of the chairs and walk around. we enjoy one another's company a lot more. >> you started doing circuit training in commercial breaks. show us something they can do. >> absolutely. i would be sitting in the chair at home. just sitting there, get up, do squats. do some jump rope. you have 30 seconds. make sure to get moving in those 30 seconds. just like we tell the kids at the school, there's no fear and no embarrassment. you have to get out there and do it. just move. >> i love it. your attitude and energy. and i want to ask you, carlos, you work with two organizations looking for a treatment for fsh. >> i worked with the fsh society and the f

it is not awful just yet but if you are watching us right now at home and spending more time drinking your coffee putting your make up honor not, whatever you are doing you will know when you get to 95 it will be busier throughout these construction zones at girard and cottman. just a forewarning there. in delays. this shot around mid county tolls. beautiful. speed sensors still high up in the 50's, which is good news and in the only pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, every where. we have however the closures still if you are traveling in chester county of chestnut tree road at manor road. we had an accident, caused down pole, your best alternate toys take bulltown road. traveling in delaware 495 southbound right around route 13 we have construction there. this is ongoing until noon time today, erika. >> thanks, vittoria. >>> a new sanitizer created here in the u.s. could fight the spread of ebola in west africa. researchers say the sanitizer can tree patients by providing a longer window of protection. company representatives say their presented you can lasts for hours instead of ju

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it sometimes causes us difficulties at home and abroad. it is sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us. but the american people are entitled to it, nonetheless. they must know when the values that define our nation are intentionally disregarded by our security policies, even those policies that are conducted in secret. they must be able to make informed judgments about whether those policies and the personnel who supported them were justified in compromising our values, whether they served a greater good, or whether, as i believe, they stained our national honor, did much harm and little practical good. what were the policies? what was their purpose? did they achieve it? did they make us safer? less safe? or did they make no difference? what did they gain us? what did they cost us? the american people need the answers to these questions. yes, some things must be kept from public disclosure to protect con destine operations, sources and methods, but not the answers to these questions. by providing them, the committee has empowere

all the tips you can use at home coming up. >> working hard. >> i need a time machine at my house infor when it comes to the holiday fruit basket? >> i do all the time. >> all the time, yeah. >> we're going to see if you can save big by doing it yourself. we'll show you. >> okay. >> that sounds like -- >> pomegranates for everyone. >> diy, lara. >> a big bag of oranges and, you know -- >> go on. >> he's going to show us how. >> that was the -- >> if you get a bag of oranges. you know what i did. >>> all right, everyone. good morning. >>> breaking new this is morning. very tragic. the taliban launching a massive attack on a school in pakistan. more than 120 people have been killed. most of them children. that death toll is expected to rise. abc's martha raddatz is learning more about how this attack was carried out. good morning. >> reporter: amy, half a dozen taliban scaled the wall of the school heavily armed with weapons and suicide vests in broad daylight and began a random, bloody assault. this school has a thousand students, some as young as 6 years old all the way up to 18 year

its sometimes causes us difficulties at home and abroad. s sometimes used by our enemies in attempts to hurt us. but the american people are entitled to it. >> sound bite number eight, john mccain. >> they must know that the values that define our nation are intentionally disregarded by our security policies, even those policies that are conducted in secret. they must be able to make informed judgments about whether those policies and the personnel who supported them were justified in compromising our values. whether they served a greater good or whether, as i believe, they stained our national honor, did much harm and. practical good. >> that was the finding of the report. >> the fining of the report. the first escape is the conscious of the republican party basically bucking almost all of his republican colleagues in the senate to make that very courageous and utterly eloquent defense of the inalienable of our human rights, even evil people's human rights, judge, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> the senate report has u.s. forces and diplom