-- naught rated for a -- inaugurated for a second term. >>> this morning officials unveiled the state's new tourism model, delaware the state of discovery, they hope it sends a message near and far that delaware makes a great vacation destination. >> a family is forced out into the cold night air after the home catches fire overnight. >> could we see federal fuel tax? >>> consumer reports tested led light bulbs we have the results coming up. >>> our consumer activists are standings by with any issue might have. "action news" will be right back. >> an nfl coach escaped from his burning home it happen at the chore lalt north carolina home of ron rivera. it woke him and his family including relatives from out of town. the fire comes after the panthers huge playoff win against arizona this weekend. >>> in san francisco a police officer shot and killed a man in the parking lot of a police station, officers asked him to leave the parking lot he turned to confront the officer he reached into waistband and police opened fire. it turned out to be a pellet gun. >>> two deputies in an unmarked car

. >> our eye on the storm coverage continues with jan carabeo naught conshohocken this morning good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee good morning, it has already been raining here off and on in conshohocken this morning at the temperature drops, do expect pretty tricky travel condition for this morning commute. see here, at the intersection of front and fayette, it is still quiet but of course that will change, and already you can see that shine on the roads and on the sidewalks and we even have a little snow left over here, on the grass. meantime, penndot crews have been out all night salting all 182 state trucks are out and number of contractors have been called in, as well. penndot says this is a spreading operation this morning. meaning, these trucks will be out salting. and because of last week's storms we're told there is a -- isn't a need to brine the roads because still considerable amount of solution left over. take a listen. >> we will have 182 state trucks loaded when salt, and ready to go on the highway as when the precipitation begins to fall. we will also be brinking in some

naught, naught 0.1% who is sitting on top of a enormous pile of money.ated that people like warren buffett and carlos slim it would take them hundreds of years to spend their fortune at $1 million a day. imagine trying to spend $1 million a day. you would have to do some serious shopping. and economically, it's really insane. you can't have all that money tied up, it's often tied up in tax havens it's not being put to economic productive use. it's not just oxfam, the imf, the heavyweight economists saying that it's really inefficient to carry on in the direction. >> oxfam's max lawson on those staggering figures. lots more on our website. please stay with us here on "bbc world news." we have lots more to come on the program, including the fight against ebola in guinea and those who don't believe the pope is a friend. ♪ ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. >>> welcome to "bbc world news." i'm kasia madera. our main headlines for you. both ukrainian and pro-russian forces claim they have seized control of donetsk airport a

>> naught coffee down. >> a shocking chart spells big trouble for the coffee maker.e have a way for you to cash in. and alibaba shares got crushed this week and some traders say it will be worse for the chinese internet giant. options action.

>> naught coffee down. >> a shocking chart spells big trouble for the coffee maker. we have a way for you to cash in. and alibaba shares got crushed this week and some traders say it will be worse for the chinese internet giant. options action. question don't what does it mean for the market and who is next to fall. let's get in the money and find out. these are major moves. >> let's forget caterpillar. those guys nailed that one. microsoft and proctor and gamble. two stocks widely perceived to be defensive, cheap, have really good yields. when you look at that sort of decline, i think it has to raise antennas. you can come back and say apple was up. google was up. google is also down 20% over the last year. i think apple is an outliar. you want to think about the crowded trades, why you own them and the yield that you are expecting. >> certainly one of the things we have seen with these yield stocks is the fact that a lot of people thought they were a safe place to hang out. maybe not so much. but as yields continue to drop, it is hard to figure out why the valuatio

. >> and you knew it wasn't for naught. >> the reason why the application was necessary when i got on phone i had everything already packaged. >> that was the big break she needed. from there she became the youngest franchisee in history. it was the fastest growing ihop in the northeast with increases in revenue each and every year since 2009. >> often when we come into these neighborhoods we have the security plan and the plan for everything else. i think one of the plans that we missed is the plan that says how am i going to come in this community and, one, connect with that community, provide experience that is unmatched. be here in the same core or anywhere else in america. >> today she is a real estate developer and coowner of a firm that manages more than $200 million in urban redevelopment projects. she is dedicated to serving her community in every way possible and she is the most generous with her advice for others. >> i do believe and i tell my staff here now be very present in your experience you have to be present because you don't know when you might have to pull the expe

as tre naughts have to exercise 2 1/2 hour as day to minimize bone loss. >> do you think that the humannd are capable of long trips in space right now with what we do know? >> the physiological, the medical stuff, the stuff like radiation and loss of bone mass and muscle mass and density, you know it's those things that we need to figure out. >> reporter: jeannette lickty the kellys are nearly tied cal so mark will be the control subject, a baseline for how the extremes of space aim ter his brother physically and mentally. nasa scientists hope what they learn will somehow make a three-year round trip to mars survivable. don dahler cbs news, houston. >>> well nasa has released the largest picture ever taken of the an drop ter galaxy. it's made up of 1.5 billion pixels. it's our closest neighbor. it was taken by the hubble space telescope. it takes viewers past 100 million stars. each of the tiny white dots is a sun much like our own. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with vice president joe biden on president obama's state of the union address and an

two americans, three causes naughts and -- three cosmonauts and one europe astronaut are manning the station. >>> here on north montgomery county council members approved another $21 million to complete repairs on the beleaguered silver spring transit center. the project is already four years behind schedule and $50 million overbudget. the new money they say will go towards correcting cracks and other construction problems and design defects with the structure. total cost of the silver spring transit center project is now up to nearly $140 million. >>> in virginia a law maker who resigned from the state legislature following an underage sex scanned arl has actually recap -- scandal has actually recaptured his seat while in jail. voters were apparently okay with joe morrissey's conviction connected to a scandal vompling his former 17 -- involving his former 17-year-old secretary. >> reporter: right after we shared the news with former delegate joe morrissey that he had emerged victorious in a special election for his seat calls started pouring in. morrissey couldn't help but smile whe

we've pick up a little of the clipper snow, naught royersford, right now see in the truck ahead of me, they've not been out overnight to clean off their windshield. they'll get a chance to do that. we will all be getting a chance to scrape off inches and inches of this snow that's coming down. and we will be continuing to come down. notice how shiny these roads are right now. they're fine. in fact, if no one is behind us, why don't we try and stop andy and see whether we can or not. and that gives you a indication that these things have been binds. because at 26 degrees, outside right now in royersford, wet roads like this should be just getting all over the place. we do have to say though, as we came off 422 at the royersford-trappe exit, almost completely snow covered. we have difficulty slowing down in that spot. so, it is one of these mornings again we've got very used to this of incredibly changing conditions. let me show you a weather graphic to spell this out. if you have to get out, if you decided not to brave the thousands of people in your local store yesterday afternoon, an

and i was telling him it's like that whole point in my life has been for naught because they took myrement badge, my retirement i.d. card, i used to win gold medals at the police olympics all the time and those are gone. it just -- it guts you is what it does. it just guts you. and you try and you know, hold that in as best you can but there's times when it just kind of oozes its way out. you are looking for new band-aids. you know. everything was great. i was -- i was happy. >> during our brief time with armand tiana state prison records only listed his current fraud and embezzlement convictions. later we discovered that this was not the first time he was incarcerated. prior to his fraud trial, he was also convicted of molesting two teenage female relatives. he received a year in county jail and five years probation. a surprisingly light sentence for disgraced police officer. prosecutors had asked for 15 years to life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the evolution of luxury continues. the next generation 2015 escalade. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be fro

time with the people trying to make it be a better neighborhood and i would hate to see it go for naught. >> is there any additional public comment? >> none, seeing none, public comment is closed. but we are hear from the police again. >> absolutely come up. >> make it clear that the concerns that i have to have an ongoing relationship with someone that has said one thing and other things and kind of boil to the top. and i know that has been implied here several times but that is the biggest concern here that i am developing relationships with the business owners and property owners and we come to the agreement about stuff, and you know, this is the bed rock of our foundation over the last year is really, on jello right now and so that is a very significant part of this as well. and so, when we do get the calls in the middle of the night and we come to some agreement, i am not confident moving forward that those things are going to be followed through with. >> and thank you. >> and i don't see any public comments. >> and so the public comment is now closed. >> commissioners, clearly this

pro bowl sunday, six eagles are enjoying themselves naught arizona, all kicking it back a bitten joying the dessert sun. i'm sure, though, they would much rather be playing in the superbowl, but our day will come. by the way the superbowl one week from sunday. >> the wing bowl of course, too. >> wing bowl, oh, ya. having a loft fun with. that will look at you knowing your dates. >> i countdown until wing event. wing bowl is one of them. >> hate great -- that's great. soon be able to cut line in starbucks. >> not get yelled at. >> we'll tell you about the detail of this new program they're starting of the first though, what's coming un tonight on cbs-3. >> updating our breaking news, arson investigation. >> checking business news. >> money watch's jim wagner joins us know at the new york stock exchange, raise my rent. rents are going up, flight. >> that's right, good morning saying monthly rental prices climbed 3.3% in december from a year before, up 52% since 2,000, that is despite the fact incomes have only gone up by about 25%. higher costs making it tougher for rent tears save money

reporter: after running air quality tests all day, mission control gave the all-clear to the as tro naughts just after 3:00 p.m. tonight it is all resumed normal operations. >> tom costello in the safety of washington, d.c. tonight. tom, thanks. >>> over the better part of these last three weeks we have witnessed the test of human skill and endurance really unlike any other on a mountain unlike any other. and tonight we have witnessed the culmination of all of it. two men have completed what's been roundly described as the most difficult free climb in the world. nbc's miguel almaguer is right there at the very top of el capitan in yosemite forest tonight. >> reporter: brian, good evening. this is the moment that has been so many years in the making. we were here live when kevin -- when tommy caldwell and kevin jorgensen came up the mountain were greeted after climbing 3,000 feet up el capitan. they gave their wives hugs they popped champagne. they are still hugging family at this moment. my colleague hallie jackson has been following their journey for the last several weeks. >> reporter: it

glory is like a circle in the water which enlarges itself until by broad spreading it disperse to naught. the first hero richard russell of georgia have been those to pursue duty rather than passing glory and who in the process won for themselves a lasting remembrance in the annals of representative democracy. it is appropriate that this evening we turn that accolade back on senator robert byrd of west virginia. we are honored to hear from this great and distinguished senator. and i thank him for agreeing to be here tonight and give us the thoughts and his ideas on what the senate is and will be. to formally introduce him though i know it's a long comment on this occasion, our good friend and the colleague of the democratic leader, tom daschle. >> congratulations on your standing remarks. it's my formal responsibility to introduce robert c. byrd, i'm going take the liberty of introducing one other person. she is to our spouses to what he is to the united states senators. irma byrd is here and we're delighted that she has graced us with her presence. [ applause ] we know that many of robe

coming up, the key stone pipeline survivors the senate, but it is all for naught as the white house promise to say veto it. >> we'll look closer at the mysterious deaths of three detainees almost a decade ago. >> a small vocal group which protestors steal the stage in texas. join the conversation on twitter at a.j. consider this and on our facebook page. >> because i was african american i was trying to fit in >> misty copleland's journey wasn't easy >> dancing gave me the opportunity to grow into the person... i don't think i could be without it >> now, this trailblazer is opening the door for others >> i wanna give back to ballet what it's done for me... >> every sunday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> 13 years ago this month, the first detainees from the global war on terror arrived in guantanamo bay, cuba. as the debate over whether to close it rages on, secrets about what has taken place there spill out. one of the bigger mysteries is what happened the night of ju

valerie, a russian cosmo naught spent 437 days in orbit. he stayed around earth, well understood and safe to be as safe goes. over the course of a long journey the humans would be subjected to new dangers, not the least of which is intense radiation you are hit with away from earth, out in deep space, and the time you spend, the greater the chance of damage to the spacecraft and death of everyone on board. fewer that half of missions to mars made it and they didn't have to keep people alive. 200,000 applied to be a first organization for mars one, a dutch organization. here is the thing - those people volunteered in spite of the fact the organization makes clear they are talking about a one way trip. elon musk is famous for big, bold ideas. perhaps a one-way trip to mars is the boldest. >> jacob ward in san francisco >>> now to our freeze frame and many are feeling the big chill across u.s. but not in brazil. a zoo in rio gave the bear frozen water melon. that looks good compared to what we are dealing with in new york city. i'm paul beban,

more from the naught, the local community try to help their own. >> if you're jobless or if you've run out of euros if you need a teacher, electrician or someone to put new tires on your car, they brought in the bat bartering system that is done across the internet. thethe members receive credit that can be spent on the network. it has been going for five years and has a thousand members including doctors seamstresses, including electric engineers. >> if we go back 50 years, 100 years back, people want to change oil exchange. the money bring us to this. >> savings can be substantial and the tax man has yet to figure out how to take his cut. >> the tax man they're not going to like it, but we do not exchange anything in euros. when we're in our own city, we're just exchangeing in a way our services, say. that's what it is. because i'll give you the job but i'll just donate a plumber today. he needs something for the air conditioning, so just the change changing. >> people here know if life does not improve under a new government they have schemes in place to help the most needy. whether

. >> reporter: fowler never naught -- thought he would get his ring back. in the pacific ocean. >> when i saw the ring, it was, joy. and just incredulous that it could even, that this could happen. >> reporter: the story begins here at bolinas beach in 1979. the then 18-year-old fowler went surfing but was wearing more than a wet suit. >> i remember the ring slipping off my finger. and into the you know into the dark frigid water and just going, that's it. >> reporter: the ring stayed buried in the surf until last month that's when larry fursig was out trolling the beach with his metal detector. he found this a ring with the initials fts and he took a picture of it. >> it was down a good 8-inches or so. >> growing up in marin, fursig knew fts stood for the school. >> i feel great. because the guy, kind of like won the lottery for the day you know. >> reporter: the two men met yesterday for the first time in this san francisco whole foods parking lot where the 53-year- old fowler now a dentist got the ring he lost as a teenager. >> it evokes a lot of really

kennedy that had been asaws naughted but nikita cruise chaf, what difference would it make to the world? he said i don't think aristotle onassis would have proposed to mrs. khrushchev. [laughter] and that's a sign that all of these things may change. i'll give you an example because it's essential to understanding in the story. because we are here at the museum of american finance i thought i'd concentrate on a single element, and that is how america took over from britain as the ruling country in the world. and it wasn't very pretty actually because america really became the preeminent nation in the world at the time of really world war i. and it was at that time that woodrow wilson tried to encourage america to live up to its responsibilities that went with its wealth and its extraordinary population, to take part in the governance of the world through the league of nationsment and he tried very -- nations. and he tried very hard to encourage congress to pass the treaty that would allow the league of nations to be set up. that, as you will all remember, went terribly wrong. woodrow wi

i tell him it is like that whole point in my life has been for naught.hey took my retirement badge, my retirement i.d. card. i used to win medals at the police olympics. those are gone. it guts you is what it does. it just guts you. you try and hold that in as best you can, but there's times when it just kind of oozes its way out. you're looking for new band-aids, you know? everything was great. you know? i was happy. >> during our brief time with arman tiano, state records only listed his fraud and embezzlement convictions. later we learned this was not the first time he was incarcerated. prior to his fraud trial, he was convicted of molesting two teenage female relatives. he received a surprisingly light sentence for the disgraced police officer. prosecutors had asked for 15 years to life. >>> coming up -- >> we believe you may have been a victim of a battery. >> trying to find out what happened. i want to tell them what happened. >> a former gang member gives correctional officers the silent treatment. >> numerous bruises he had and the two black eyes

and it continues into tuesday morning, high winds heavy snow, and hazardous travel quick look reich naught doppler radar shows snow south of philadelphia in new jersey then to the south that far we have some rain this morning. but this is just phase one guys. we'll be with you all way through. >> we'll see you at 3:00 in the morning, cast of saturday night live, of course to address the new england patriots deflate gate. right? so they incorporated the movie a few good men remember the courtroom scene? watch. >> did you order the code red. >> you don't have to answer that question. >> i'll answer the question. >> you want answers? i think i'm entitled. you want answers. >> i want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. >> okay, so, you got that, right? so they have tom brady come out at this fake press conference, then he introduces the manager the ball boy basically, his name is dougy spoons. and they recreate this scene. >> dougy. we just want the truth. >> you can't handle the truth. son, we live in a world that has balls. and those balls have to be inflated by men with pumps. who is

coming up, the key stone pipeline survivors the senate, but it is all for naught as the white house promise to say veto it. >> we'll look closer at the mysterious deaths of three detainees almost a decade ago. >> a small vocal group which protestors steal the stage in texas. join the conversation on twitter at a.j. consider this and on our facebook page. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... >> are you tellin' me it's ok to just open the border, and let em' all run in? >> the teams live through the hardships that forced mira, omar and claudette into the desert. >> running away is not the answer... >> is a chance at a better life worth leaving loved ones behind? >> did omar get a chance to tell you goodbye before he left? >> which side of the fence are you on? >> sometimes immigration is the only alternative people have. borderland only on al jazeera america >> after weeks of debate, the senate passed its first bill of the new session thursday with nine democrats joining the republican majority to accuse construction of the key stone pipeline. >> senate

coming up, the key stone pipeline survivors the senate, but it is all for naught as the white house promise to say veto it. >> we'll look closer at the mysterious deaths of three detainees almost a decade ago. >> a small vocal group which protestors steal the stage in texas. join the conversation on twitter at a.j. consider this and on our facebook page. age. >> after weeks of debate, the senate passed its first bill of the new session thursday with nine democrats joining the republican majority to accuse construction of the key stone pipeline. >> senate bill one as amended is passed. >> the white house immediately repeated that the president will veto key stone when the bill comes to his desk. the house has already passed its version. political wear fair expected to break out on a larger front monday when the president offers a budget for the 2015 fiscal year expecting to bust existing spending caps imposed by the sequester. for more, i'm joined from chicago by bill warren and from los angeles, michael shure. jim, the president said veto pen is said to be primed and ready. the senate bill

. >> have i been naught i or have i been nice?at wears a tie that color is on the naughty side. >> thank you very much. >> do you like girls or boys? >> why does everybody keep asking me that? >> we are not alone! >> beautiful jacket. >> thank you. >> skin that yourself? >> raccoon. >> that is the most real authentic, hysterical laugh of my entire life! >> can i give you a little advice? >> absolutely. >> spend time with the family. drink a lot of water. eat healthy and you too can be a success. >> i wish you could shut your big yapper. >> is that your real hair? >> that is my real hair. >> you are kidding me? >> i am very kidding you. >> okay. >> it is okay, honey. >> nobody called me that before. >> after a few shots you become a babe. >> what is your life philosophy? >> never say no to an opportunity. >> okay. >> you have to have goals and always move forward. >> are you a glass half full guy? >> the glass is always half full. >> you are scaring me right now. >> okay. >> i am the perfect man. >> you are. is that what everybody

combined, they'll decide the fate of junior curtis gordan accused of acting naught class. youth court. student charged with minor oven cents can be sent here, fellow student choose their sentence. >> you the jurors have the authority to impose mandatory sentence. >> the brain child of history teacher kimberly, who heard about similar programs at other schools. the idea? student might care more about what their friends think of them rather than administrators. >> if they are repeat offenders, and continue to go to the same office it, just becomes noise. make sure to stay out of trouble. i don't want to go to youth court. >> month trial system started after two very real tragedies. the first occurred here in the school gym about a year ago this month and school had already let out for the day. someone brought a gun inside to the area where some students playing basketball. that will gun accidentally went off. the shooting injuring two, 15 year old student. just few months later, 15 year old sophomore isa was hit and killed by a stray bullet. just blocks from the school. >> t

high as we anticipated in new york city doesn't mean that the precautions and preparedness were for naughtve electricity. they will get moving again tomorrow. and up here in boston and massachusetts, people are staying home because it is pretty bad. so give the guy a break, i say. i think that the criticisms are just somewhat ridiculous when we know what the weather services were forecasting just 24 hours ago. >> yeah snowstorms and plowing and the like can be a no-win situation for mayors. but just to be clear, there are trade-offs. some people might say, why not shut down the schools and close everything down all the time? there are economic consequences consequences were family who have to deal with child care. you do give up a lot when you decide to do what mayor de blasio did? >> these decisions aren't made lightly. what factors into them is when is the snow hitting? if it hits overnight and you can plow early in the morning, get people moving everyone's incentive is to get commerce moving kids moving to school people into businesses. but the primary obligation of government is to ens

it is easy to dismiss these plots which came to naught as hairbrained schemes based on delusional thinking. but they reflected the hope on the part of confederates in both camps really that the campaign season in the north might be attended with violence, to quote the confederate war bureau chief, that social chaos might break out in the north, or perhaps even an armed mutiny on the scale of the new york draft riots of 1863. but hardliners rejected the idea the confederates should openly endorse the northern peace democrats. they feared that such an endorsement would backfire. it would discredit the democrats in the eyes of the northern electorate. republicans would be able to say, jefferson dafrsvis wants mcclellan to win and that wouldn't be good for the mcclellan campaign. indeed the republican press had a field day when stevens said he thought democratic platform was a ray of light. but hardliners also invoked a deep rooted tenet of secessionist yidologist, the argument that it the democratic party could not be relied upon to protect southern interests. hardliners invoked this deep roo

anti-access area the navy would have to field a flat worm that could take off, tank, fly up to 1,700 naughtl miles, evade, hit the target come back out, tank, and then recover. that's about a 10 to 12-hour flight profile. and taking place within an enclosed cockpit ejection seat cockpit, which is outside of the ten-hour human endurance parameters that we normally deal with. we've flown up to 14 hours, we found out it's not a real safe environment. such a mission would be pest completed by an unmanned combat aerial vehicle capable of carrying a significant bomb load, tanking autonomously penetrating a dense surface to air threat envelope. but we have -- naval aviation has consistently avoided this solution, and in fact with the conversation between u-class and u-cav we wanted to go isr as opposed to a deep penetrating strike asset. hopefully that conversation is still open. it seems the priority now to go after faxx which appears to be a manned aircraft which we're still limiting the strike potential of the carrier going into the future. so absent a significant modification of air wing again

top-secret classified reports that the predecessor to nasa called naca, national advisory committee on aur naught iceronautics. these are about aircraft plans, the first jet fighter for the united states. plan for that was given to the soviet union by julius rosenberg. later of course, rosenberg was accused, and certainly we believe that he did so to have recruited sympathetic individuals into nkb service. one of the spies was the one that provided all this naca information to the soviet union. let's jump to the obvious next step in this case. his wife ethyl. ethel was part of what i considered the second tier of russian spies. mainly because her role is really still up for debate. julius, there's not much debate anymore. he was a full-fledged communist. somebody that employed lots of information. ethel, on the other hand, was tricky. there are questions if she was actually a spy. the reason she was convicted of this was david greenglass said she typed up all the information for the spies that was eventually provided to the soviet union. so she knew about it she aided and abetted this spy ring an

inflation data which is coming at naught on the month. and 0.5%. various were thinking 0.7 and 0.6. that's well around the 1% band and is below expectations as well leading to the fact that mark carney will have to write a letter of course to the govern lt to explain it. >> to provide historical reference inflation fell to a 12 year low of 1% in the month of november. we're seeing the currency space move on the back of this. sterling weakening against the u.s. dollar at 1508. >> let's get reaction to this. our u.k. business editor is with us on set. also joining us is robert wood chief u.k. economist. let's kick off in studio. this is below expectations but we will have to see the letter written as expected. >> yeah we knew the letter was going to be written. 14 times king wrote to the chancellor because they missed inflation targeting. on the upside this is below the 1% target and way below. i think since records began this is the level that we've got to. 0.5%. very low. the question is will the mpc be bothered by this or will they say they need to look through this because the maj

. >>> nasa aims to make history with its effort to send an ast naught into space for a year. twin brothers are about to start the journey of a lifetime to help nasa answer the question of whether we can survive long-term space travel. >> you definitely feel like you're here and everyone else that has ever existed is kind of over there on planet earth. >> we begin if a fox news alert. efforts to save a japanese and jor yan hostage from the hands of isis terrorists are now said to the deadlocked the fate remains unnoin. deadlines have come and gone the jord yans now have some demands of their own and the situation in the middle east remains highly unpredictable. conner pyle is live from our middle east newsroom. >> reporter: well, a few days ago it seemed like a promising opportunity to release two hostages held by isis but now today that opportunity seems to be disappearing. a senior japanese official said earlier today that efforts to release the journalist kenji goto and the jordanian my lot mu'ath al-kaseasbeh there has been no progress in knows efforts and efforts to kweet

the ire about the environment and different species was for naught. your thoughts?this project has been delayed more than six years by the president. the strategy is defeat through endless delays. this is a pipeline that will move energy more safely and cost effectively. it will take congestion off the rail. and have a comprehensive energy plan for this country, we've got to have the infrastructure. 70% of the american public wants it. this is something the american people want done. >> it blows my mind that the president's pushing back on this because it's an infrastructure project that ends pretty much most infrastructure project ends. by my house there is a bridge they should have built ten years ago. what difference would it make? infrastructure is a giant puzzle. when you look up at the board and you see the price of oil, do you think american technology made a difference there, sir? >> absolutely without question. >> did you hear the administration or most congressmen say why would we want to do fracking? it's not going to make gas prices go down. >> that's it

they're now taking space on the other opposite side with three russian astro naughts. >>> prosecute irs say 54 people have been. >>> across france people lined up this morning to buy copies of "charlie hebdo's" new edition. elizabeth palmer is outside the headquarters in paris. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning, as you can see behind me the mound of flowers oust side the offices have conned to grow. there are hundreds of bouquets and also pens which is the new symbol of defense of freedom of expression. people are still coming to pay their respects and to read the notes of condolences. of course it's impossible to verify the truth of the claims in it, but we do know that it has come from al qaeda's official media arm. in it one of the leaders of ail die in peninsula said his organization chose the magazine as the charge for the attack and plan and paid for it. new video shows once again the cold determination of the kouachi brothers as they come face-to-face with a police car during their getaway after the killings. they opened up on the police who retreat and the kouachis brazen

while i've seen many tremendous public servants at work, i've also witnessed unfosht naught policy errors and a waste of taxpayers dollars. in most case this is an insufficient investment in the mitigation before the disaster hit. not enough resources are being allocated. i believe this new congress has a golden opportunity to advance a bipartisan national disaster strategy that would better protect american people, property and save taxpayer dollars. with the senate and the house of representatives working together across party lines now is the time to address the failed status quo of waiting for the torms to hit and then passing supplemental appropriation bills. director fugate has done a treem douse job? a community approach to emergency management. however, i'm sure even director few date would admit there's still much work to be done to build a more resilient country. hopefully understanding the realities of the exploding cost can serve as a motivator. mr. chairman any attempt to change the status quo but begin with an understanding of the program. this is where i believe your subcom

top-secret classified reports that the predecessor to nasa called naca, national advisory committee on aur naught iceronautics. these are about aircraft plans, the first jet fighter for the united states. plan for that was given to the soviet union by julius rosenberg. later of course, rosenberg was accused, and certainly we believe that he did so to have recruited sympathetic individuals into nkb service. one of the spies was the one that provided all this naca information to the soviet union. let's jump to the obvious next step in this case. his wife ethyl. ethel was part of what i considered the second tier of russian spies. mainly because her role is really still up for debate. julius, there's not much debate anymore. he was a full-fledged communist. somebody that employed lots of information. ethel, on the other hand, was tricky. there are questions if she was actually a spy. the reason she was convicted of this was david greenglass said she typed up all the information for the spies that was eventually provided to the soviet union. so she knew about it she aided and abetted this spy ring an

. >> so all my work is for naught. here's the thing.model in the sense that the prior month which my model was still at 220, whatever it was, went further away. this strength in november is interesting to me. and the thing that jumps off the table is just when you think you understand the dynamics of the job market which is that is stronger job market should lead to higher wages and attract people back into the workforce. what happens? you get a stronger job market you get not only a downward revision to the november earnings. you get a negative number for december. and you have more people leave the workforce and a decline of the rate. i submit that understanding the market is a job for brains bigger than mine. kevin? >> that's why you're going to me? >> exactly. >> it's a low bar. >> yeah. if we add the upward revision basically it was closer to my number than yours, right? so we got a little bit extra before. i think it's a very strong labor market. and that it's been a strong labor market for a long time. >> but a pushback how stron

don't have that one strong leader that can make a difference actually bend history, it's all nor naught. again, on a much smaller level but this is an example of how one person makes a difference. >> he did it essentially overnight. it wasn't this long process for ohio state. >> in the old regime like last year the title game would have been alabama/florida state. we never would have seen this. >> never out of the south. >> thank you, college football for implementing it. >> ohio state/michigan is going to be an event every fall. every fall. >> you guys hear about this former miami dolphins player? >> incredible. >> incredible. >> this is incredible. the guy falls off his boat. he's like fishing alone on his own boat. i think it's off miami. don't know. it's serious. i get very worried if my dad goes out in a boat alone for a lot of reasons. he fell off his boat and was in the water for 16 hours. >> almost rescued twice. >> almost rescued twice but didn't get seen. they didn't see him. he was being eaten by jellyfish, swirled around by -- this is rob konrad. and so apparently he was was

could go away and even the great work this president did to rescue the auto industry could be all for naught if we continue on this path of pursuing trade policy that puts corporate and stockholder and offshore interests, really, in front of the interests of the american people and the american worker. my hometown has seen this play itself out. i remember, i was in local government when the north american free trade agreement was adopted. and we keep hearing that the agreement that's being contemplated right now is a vastly different sort of agreement but we don't see that. but what we do hear and see is that the very same language, the very same rhetoric, the same explanations or excuses about the need to grant fast track authority, to negotiate this agreement and bring it back to congress for a yes or no vote, the same arguments being made now were being made then. and the people that i represent truly believed that they were sold -- truly believe they were sold a bill of goods. at one point in time in my hometown of flint michigan, we had 79,000 auto workers. this is a city that was never