midnight this is international we can actually call the design of the world's most used assault rifle the a k forty seven has died aged ninety four he's sixty year old invention has become a cultural icon kalashnikov was acknowledged for services to his country receiving countless awards including the acclaimed. reports. i did have the privilege of meeting me personally when he was made a hero of russia at the kremlin by the president around four years ago i want he was ninety years old at the time and despite clearly having difficulties with his hearing his hands were shaking quite a lot he still made a firm impression of someone with a very sharp mind quite in gauged in his words work and quite affectionate about his homeland and i asked him whether he'd ever expected that his invention be a k forty seven would whatever he could be so big so widespread and actually he told me that it was a great pity to him knowing that a k forty seven is often used by terrorists gangs and so on since he said his all only purpose. just to defend his homeland and not to attack anybody else this is definitely

also the inventor of the iconic a k forty seven assault rifle we call kalashnikov dies at the age of ninety four. the first in a series of reports about the events that march twenty first team to day we look at lucy kavanagh trip to rural iraq for the past year will be remembered as one of daily fear and bloodshed. for most of us and here in moscow was just ten ten pm this is international all three members of the notorious russian punk band pussy riot are now free the two remaining women serving time for carrying out a protest on to moscow's main cathedral were let go today as part of president putin's prison amnesty. has been following the story. obviously very happy to be out of prison but they have expressed their desire to continue along the lines of working in what concerns he was rise in the country and. i was very well treated many women asked for my advice and support and human rights and legal issues and it's my purpose now to protect the convents who spoke to human rights activists and as much as we can within the letter of the law protect their rights. you know there's not

affectionate about his homeland and i asked him whether he'd ever expected that his invention that a k forty seven would be whatever he could be so big so widespread and actually he told me that it was a great pity to him knowing that a k forty seven is often used by terrorists gangs and saw and since he said his all the purpose of making it was just to defend his homeland not to attack anybody else this is definitely one of the more small store iconic personally people in russia and soviet union a kind of russians. off the last century and he's definitely made an impact on the wall done to the head is that he's leaving us with a definitely can't be underestimated. the man behind a weapon that many say changed the face of combat produced in over a dozen states and officially used by fifty armies it's the most popular and reliable small arm in the world no competition a k forty seven short for off the mark kalashnikov model nine hundred forty seven the year it was designed but the inspiration came a few years earlier during the war against nazi germany. this is one twenty one year old t

and the a k for a k forty seven creator mikhail kalashnikov is being seen off in style as his funeral gets under way with all the pomp and circumstance of the man to put his stamp on global war fare. the certainly international coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshing. it's been almost three years and there's still no an inside for the war in syria which has escalated way beyond conventional standoff between rebel forces and the government the year two thousand and thirteen has brought more trial and trauma for the people of the country and more obstacles for the global players trying to broker a solution. now a study by had a fan's consultancy earlier this year showed that out of one hundred thousand rebels in syria who are fred matted into multiple gangs more than half are extremist jihadism fact make up around ten percent of the armed opposition while more than a third are thought to be islamic hardliners the rest are more moderate but their voices are being increasingly drowned out by the radicals. was in the midst of the war on the christian town of mali which suffered a dea

twenty countries officially used by over fifty five armies and on officially by various fighting groups a k forty seven is short for aftermarket collision a covert model nine hundred forty seven the year that it was designed but the inspiration came several years before from the first months of the war against nazi germany twenty one year old red army tank commander mikhail kalashnikov was wounded in battle and dreamed of designing a weapon that would help throw the lady out is high life for those who use it when it's a matter of life or hate a few years later combine the best features of machine and submachine guns you might want to use your ability on simplicity during the vietnam war american soldiers took a case from dead vietnamese troops preferring kalashnikovs to their own sophisticated unreliable him sixteen's when the u.s.s.r. collapsed began to be sold on the cheap throughout latin america the middle east africa and in some countries by drug gangs and anti government militants. on al qaeda videotapes osama bin ladin is often seen with a kalashnikov rifle nowadays the gun is believ

you so much for bringing us this report from the moscow region where the funeral of the inventor of a k forty seven is about to take place. to other stories now the u.k. is on track to become the europe's largest economy with a new or poor predicting it will overtake the industrial might of germany by two thousand and thirty but unless you're part of a lead it may be a little early to celebrate if the rich including top bankers or set to reap the rewards but as our bully boy can now reports that's another way of saying business as usual. for many of those working here in the city of london two thousand and thirteen has been a year of prosperity thanks to a tax cut that kicked in earlier this spring the u.k.'s highest earners have been able to make even more money this year the rate of tax for people earning over one hundred fifty thousand pounds per year has gone down from fifty pence to forty five so for every hundred pounds they earn over that fifty pounds used to go straight into the treasury but that figure has now been reduced and now they're only paying forty five pounds to the ta

we called kalashnikov the designer of the world's most used assault rifle the a k forty seven has died aged ninety four he's sixty year old invention has become a cultural icon and kalashnikov was acknowledged for services to his country receiving countless awards including the acclaimed let in prize well it is you get a position of joins me now live this man clearly made a mark on history and you met him tell us about him. spent the last month or so at an intensive care unit doctors said that he was in a stable but critical condition as he was recovering after surgery had undergone earlier although they didn't specify exactly which surgery but we do know that just this last summer. was treated in moscow where doctors fix them up with a cardio pacemaker perhaps one of the reasons behind it. death could have been his heart although we don't know yet that still to be a determined yes i did have the privilege of meeting him of personally when he was made a hero of russia at the kremlin by the president around four years ago i want he was ninety years old at the time and despite clearly ha

today critics often claim to be a k. is outdated but professionals know that any changes to make it more fashionable modem looking would inevitably affect its most important feature reliability yeah yeah. you know what you. need these soldiers are all set for another axis. distinguishing. that if. they would be the world's best special forces units. after the decision was made to select this weapon as the new soviet assault rifle the russians immediately began improvements on it even before it was issued. and they kept improving it working on every feature of the rifle to optimize performance. the difference in that story is when the united states selected the m. sixteen rifle from colt they forced. the rifle to be issued for combat use before adequate testing the united states government literally did nothing for fifteen to twenty years after world war two to get serious about a lightweight semi automatic rifle. and then put the safety back on the impact we were shooting at twenty five yards the bullet is not fast but i

collapsed a k. began to be sold on the cheap throughout latin america the middle east and africa where they were used by fighters in ethnic conflicts and in some countries by drug gangs and terrorists on al qaeda footage some of the london was often seen with a kalashnikov rifle nowadays and the gun is believed to be responsible for a quarter of a million deaths every year this always upsets me kalashnikov called for tougher your measures to halt the illicit distribution of small arms we are not god you're weapons should be in the hands of those people who defend their country that is to defend not to attack i designed a rifle not for international conflicts but to protect the borders of my homeland and the washing of designs of different models of the gun but what unites them all is their simplicity and reliability. the assault rifle even became a cultural icon is depicted on the flag and coat of arms of several countries and organ. mikhail kalashnikov had many honors including the highest street a

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after the end of the cold war that the a k forty seven was designed has meant their american m. sixteen counterparts following the gathering. put his signature on one of the rifles belonging to the club and this is russian ammunition. so it i'm sure it'll work well. general kalashnikov autographed this piece so this is quite a rare piece and when we shoot it i'm going to everybody. because we don't want to smear the signature of. kalashnikov assault rifles are mainly assembled by. people working at the machine building in the city of never say weapons rifle but to is simply the product. very to be a case of being turned out he has in one thousand nine hundred forty seven people across the board instantly recognized the kalashnikov that is the most widespread firearm in the world today. the rifle is not only functional but it's also a handsome model. likes to say that it cries out to be touched most of the workers at the machine building blonde women it's so they handle the mechanical operations requiring constant attention and they know the rifle inside and even though the weapo

. >> next a concern for parents, controversy over the vitamin k shot, and a christmas eve space walk as repairs are being made to the international space station. >> beneath the fluorescentsun in a former meat packing plant is the latest trim in farming. they call it "vertical farming." these fields grow on floors on at industrial park and farmer john adel and his staff agrees user. >> my shipping proceed did you say 1500, 2,000 miles to get are. >> the plant of the indoor -- as the indoor formers call it doesn't grow corn or soybeans but mustard, high end micro greens on the plates of white-napkin restaurants. these fish supply the vert liser that number issues the today astronauts are at is station trying to finish some crucial repairs. they are hoping to finish up everything today. mr. petty, if you are ahead of schedule that's clearly a sign of a successful mission. tell us what all you have gotten accomplished? well, both of these space walks the one earlier in the week, on saturday, and this one today were aimed at replacing a pump that is part of the cooling system, the big co

kalashnikov inventor of the a k forty seven is seen off in style his funeral is held outside moscow with all the pomp and circumstance of a man who put his stamp on global war fare. it's two pm in moscow you're watching international with me and he's to now a well it's been almost three years and there's still no end in sight for the war in syria which is escalated way beyond a conventional standoff between rebel forces and the government the year two thousand and thirteen has brought more trial and trauma for the people of the country and more obstacles for the global players trying to broker a solution. a study by a defense consultancy earlier this year showed that out of one hundred thousand rebels in syria who are fragmented into multiple gangs more than half are extremist the hottest in fact make up around ten percent of the armed opposition while more than a third are thought to be islamic hardliners the rest are more moderate but their voices are being increasingly drowned out by the radicals archies marína finished with in the midst of the war on a christian town of. which suffer

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for dad though the father of the legendary a k forty seven assault rifle kalashnikov has died at the age of ninety four the weapon along with its successor is remains the world's most widely used firearm and also an instantly recognizable brand are just going off who knew the inventor in person has this report. the man behind a weapon that many say changed the face of combat produced in over a dozen states and officially used by thirty armies it's the most popular and reliable small arm in the world no competition. forty seven short for afghan law kalashnikov model nine hundred forty seven the year it was designed but the inspiration came a few years earlier during the war against nazi germany. this is one twenty one year old the red army tank commander mikhail kalashnikov was wounded in battle and was recovering in hospital dreaming of designing a weapon that would help if you examine and so did his automatic rifle combines the best of you sheen and submachine guns killing power lightweight ability and simplicity often during the vietnam war american soldiers took from dead vietname

not an automatic thing and you need to make sure you present all the information and don't ask for a prop k investment without a fully detailed maintenance plan. >> got it. >> commissioner kim? >> yes. i'm happy to support that continuance. also want to address something the mayor brought up, it's important to get information on the balconies. we have to make sure those dollars are going to last us the longest possible because we are doing everything that we can to maintain them to book the maintenance plan and the canopy issue is important. >> amber just had a great idea. bart is doing a great job with canopies. let me see if i can get bart here to have a proper discussion on this. >> i want to ask mr. kennedy on the tep, i know there is many in the community who feel for the tep to be successful, real meaningful outreach has to happen and if you can come back in 6 months to report on that outreach. >> yes, we are definitely planning to come back in 6 months and we will report on who we talked to and how we are going to be addressing concerns. we are also in the process of developing an eq

signup was originally intended to end monday. >>> next on al jazeera america, a concern for new parents controversy over the vitamin khot. >>> and a christmas eve space walk as repairing are being made right now to the international space station. >>> today marks the second christmas eve space walk in nasa history, and in addition control has confirmed it will not interfere with santa's operations, just in case you were concerned. astronauts are doing some very important repairs, hoping to finish everything up today after starting the work on saturday. >>> for decades it has been standard medical practice to give vitamin k to newborns, but now a number of parents are declining the shot. jonathan martin reports. >> reporter: as a first time mother, amber had lots of questions about her newborn, including whether or not her daughter needed a vitamin k shot. >> they told what our option was, and why some people were chooses not to get it >> reporter: doctors in the u.s. have been given vitamin k shots to newborns since the 1960s after research showed it can prevent a bleeding disorder. now the cdc says the disorder only

korey with a "k." >>> we have the salvation army bell ringers with us.stracted throughout the show. >> this is army major. when i did my podcast on saturday, i interviewed him for a good 10 or 15 minutes of the work of the salvation army. you never let on that you were going to come and be with us on monday. >> i'm so excited to come talk to you then and now be with you today. >> it's a shortened time between thanksgiving and christmas because thanksgiving came so late. we're reading you that guys are starting off in the hole. how much do you have to make up? >> five days short. $22.5 million. today is giving tuesday, really what we're trying to do is get the message out. we're so thankful for getting the message out. >> we have some of your band members here. we can't wait. are you guys going to come out ♪ >> oh. ♪ [ laughter ] >> oh, my goodness. >> that's called frick and frac. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ applause ] >> is there auto tune? >> whoo! >> by the way, you bell ringers very creative. they don't just stand out there and -- >> they get aerobic exercise

ian petrella a/k/a randy parker. scott schwartz, a/k/a flick.k/a skut and yano anaya, a.k.a. grover dill. the men attribute the movie's tremendous staying power to its fundamental message. >> it's all about family. and family values. >> it was assured reality that grandparents, parents and children all enjoy together. >> reporter: fun facts, the snow and the film's theme in cleveland was really potato's. ian's audition to get the role of randy, was just sitting down to an impromptu meal. >> okay, eat like a piggy. okay, you're randy. >> reporter: and what of that iconic tongue scene? >> it was a real pole. over it, they put a plastic pole, with a little hole they put in it, with a suction tube and a vacuum. and stuck, we were. >> reporter: while the love for most films eventually diminishes, in "a christmas story's" case, it soars. there's christmas story conventions. "christmas story" merchandise. leg lamp anyone? >> are you a bunny? >> reporter: and "a christmas story" musical, now in its second hit here in new york. while in cleveland, at the

great for people who work a lot and have odd hours and don't have a 9:00 to 5:00 job, so definitely it came in handy for us. >> reporter: some k-mart, macy's and kohl's stores are staying open later. one survey found nearly a quarter of last minute shoppers were waiting for better deals, more like 60 or 70% off. >> at the malls we've been reporting from this week, it is striking how many stores are promoting deep discounts, the kind of discounts you expect to see after christmas. >> reporter: amazon.com is already rolling out their after-christmas sale, with 70% off of some items, so is old navy, with mark downs up to 50%. and 75%. >> as gift cards are redeemed the week after christmas can be up to 50% of holiday season sales. >> reporter: the traffic at the brick and mortar stores is down 20%, but on line sales are soaring, boosted by free shipping and easier returns. bloomingdales is promote iing a pro-trast naters have all the fun at this site. at this best buy, we found several customers tied to their smartphone apps. >> that's the new age. it helped me to save about $30 over at macy's. they had a coupon. >> reporter: a go

i do think there's a k. i do think it's there. the few of us have spent time if anyone reads their san francisco examiner this is the story today. it was kind of brought up some important points to consider. i i know i was going to ask questions not to say we're adverse to this just walk me though how talking about a ban on the commercial farming and release and use of the butterfly impacts me. what i thought about is an idea that anytime you mess with mother nature it has consequences for all of united states. i think we're on to something i know as we go forward there's going to be questions to answer. i know we're talking about some potential editions on the resolution this this is american people action item we want to move forward. i think we do have to get kind of personally, i think we need to get it will help this process and create more board support in terms of someone who don't said the impact. it has an impact of climate change. we don't know what's happening with climate change. there's a lot of stuff we can use this

led invasion of iraq in two thousand and three marks a k a stop to what would be a very bloody parrot in the country's history the president of the our association told us this daily contact while containing. the structure now is much worse than it was two thousand and three because there is no security there is no infrastructure the there is a total failure of the infrastructure of the society the health education the teachers and their colonics have been either assassinated or immigrated you have a situation where about four million refugees outside the country of almost two million displaced in the country within the country and the killing is continuing on a daily basis that it is unprecedented so the situation is much worse now. made by both the government of iraq and the western powers who created the situation and they still want to say it was a success but it was. created a special online project on how web site which brings together detailed reports on the diet scale of the violence in iraq so that online at home and for most of the big events of the year our series why twent

but then a k-9 officer lifts his dog through the window. the video shows the dog biting williams.alized for injuries and needed stitches. the officer has been cleared of any criminal charges. but he's on administrative leave while police conduct an internal investigation. faith, let's start with you. should the officer have been cleared? >> the criminal indictment, he wasn't indicted in this case. the case was presented to the grand jury and the grand jury voted and found he should not be held criminally responsible. they did that because they said in the heat of the moment and in the stress of that moment, the officer reacted. i don't think that they ratified his behavior, but they said should he be held criminally possible? no. not only is he being investigated by his police department, but clearly you're looking at civil liability from here. >> is ate crime to sick a k-9 dog, a policeman on a victim who has his hands up? >> the first thing police officers do when they're trying to apprehend a suspect, i've heard them repeatedly say let me see your hands. and that sign is a univ

a question, mr. president, if i may. thank you, director ris k*en, i wanted to know if we were to reduce the contract option from 10 thousand to 5 thousand meters, these would be used there replacement of existing port meters, a maintenance contingency and an allocation for replacement for the damaged meters, is that correct? >> yes, through the president, supervisor cohen, members of the board, ed ris k*en, director of transportation, first let me say i realize that talking about parking meters, particularly new parking meters can be a charged issue and i know it can be a difficult issue for you in your position, so i appreciate all the feedback that we've gotten through this process, i've had discussions directly with most of you. your feedback has been helpful and helping us get to what i think is a better proposal before you. the context of what we brought you originally is that this is the replacement of this contract would provide for the replacement of all 25 thousand single space parking meters in san francisco and that's an asset base th

how did it come to be that you were chosen in order to get a k chance to talk to him. you worked it a little bit but l would love to hear that story and the second question i have is what is the toughest question that he asked you in those a, interviews? >> i like t the way you put it. you know i worked it and i did e work it, my friend. what happened was everybody was being turned away.th everybody wanted time with h nelson mandela after he got out and here he is at his home but what happened was i had writte a book about the american civil rights movement eyes on the prize.ou turns out he read the book before it became a tv series or anything. so hent wanted to meet the auth. they just put me in a line to to shake hands but i wouldn't let o go of the guy. i said i want to talk to you. i'm from washington. the united states of america. and finally he said well, you can write. if if you can write some thank you notes for me you can stick around and i'll talk to you when i can. w it wasn't like a direct rvie interview. it was like, what about this where we sit down and h

. >> we have two choices -- either the a k party or the movement, but we want a third choice. we know there's a power struggle going on, but we do not want to be part of it. >> the prime minister has to take to the inquiry as a plot against him. he has already purged more than two dozen high-ranking police officials in the investigation. he says the movement has infiltrated the police and the judiciary. >> the reason our party has been successful and has been ruling the country for 11 years is our honesty, our commitment to the country, and our determination to fight against corruption. the ak party does not overlook or tolerate corruption. if it did, it would lose its reason to exist. >> the scandal has reignited antigovernment street test. popular support is eroding. >> the political turmoil in turkey is taking its toll on the economy. the lira has hit an all-time low against the dollar. >> i will have a report on that for you a bit later in the show, but first, israel says it is getting set to announce plans to build a new jewish edelman -- settlements, rather, at the same

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. >> reporter: in future trips to the mall it may not be a security guard on patrol but a k-5 robot. t tall, 300 pounds and it can see, hear, smell, and roam around 24/7. >> reporter: the robot was developed by california-based nightscope. it's designed to be a surveillance tool for law enforcement, schools, and anyone else who wants an extra set of eyes and ears on the ground. >> thermal imaging, license plate recognition, behavioral recognition. >> reporter: onboard the k-5 are an array of sensors, cameras, and laser map technology. the k-5 that can go up to 18 miles an hour would scan an area for potentially troubling signs. for example -- >> we don't know why, two are going this level and the ambient noise levels are high for this time of day. >> reporter: the realtime onsite data would be come binned with historical factors and run through an algorithm to determine whether danger might happen. >> you put out a heat map or crime map for an area. >> reporter: it would send an alert to law enforcement security. could it scare off the people it's trying to protect? >> what puts peopl

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preparations for the burial of a legend russia's mourning in the death of me a kalashnikov an inventor of the a k forty seven a gun that changed the face of warfare for good or ill. plus find out how the english heavy metal band are in maiden has been cashing in on pirates by staging concerts where their songs were illegally downloaded the most. i know is c.n.n. the most. news lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be. that was funny but it's close enough for the truth from the might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media work side by side with you actually on here. and our teenagers we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes well handled in the sense that. well the back you're watching r t international japan's seafood industry says it's blighted by contaminated catches nearly three years after the fukushima nuclear disaster polluted surrounding land and waterways that can't convince custome

union until the end and even if they bring your tanks we will win which must go i'm ready to pick up an a k forty seven and start shooting up to a thousand people go to kiev every day and our motto is together to the end our resistance forces consist of afghanistan war veterans and former security service officials of recent polls show the country is a sharply divided on the issue with more than seventy percent of those living in western ukraine they bring the deal with the european us but that drops to less than thirty percent in the east in kiev what began as a campaign over trade ties with europe is now descending into a rallying cry for ukraine nationalism good enough when these people are being passed off as innocent kids who suffered during the peaceful protests i'm sorry i've seen others there who clearly were nonmilitary and then there were others would not have in their pockets why would anyone do that when. going to a peaceful approach. yet it seems to be escaping some of europe and america's political heavyweights if there is a ready right wing driving force taking root in a ghos

that pre-k bill should sail through. if people want to make a smart investment, that should sail through but for the ideology of what the federal government should be spending. and what is sad about this, states like oklahoma, you know, have shown us that pre-k really works. so we are fighting for it. i don't really know what its prospects are. i don't feel as hopeful as i wish -- you know, as the evidence should dictate. but we are fighting, fighting, fighting for that pre-k bill. number two, i think we could see a bill about career tech ed. i think we could see a perkins reauthorization. i think this is one of those examples when you actually see business, higher education, k- 12, and labor coming together like you did around peak tech. the peak tech school that ibm in new york city, the colleges in new york city, the new york city department of education, and our union actually put together. it got a lot of attention because the president mentioned it in the state of the union, than the president went to see it, but this is a fantastic school

with more than a thousand south sudanese dead, the un votes to keep peace-keeping troops there. >>> and parents declining the vitamin k injection for their newborns. >>> bethlehem's church of the nativity gets a facelift. >>> and a space walk happening right now at the international space station. ♪ >>> 150 marines are now headed to south sudan. they are deplaying there from a base in spain to help protect and have beening -- evacuate american citizens. an estimated 40,000 refugees are trying to escape the deadly fighting. un investigators say they discovered a mass grave in the unity state which has most of the country's oil. south sudan's army says it is investigating. >> some criminals targeted some people, people have died, but they are still in command. they have taken control of the town, and the command is investigating into anybody th thatted -- that had been targeted or killed based on his ethnicity. so they will be happy for those who have the information to help us in the investigation. that is a crime. south sudan belong to all of us. we're a national army. we'll not allow tribalism to be exercised mixed w

and the devil of a k h l tesco moscow are stunned for a fourth time to minnows luvin and we take a look at the slovakia you colors and their superstar captain in the last lap shot down. so let's kick off with football and with the russian premier league now in its winter break so these are top of the table at christmas while by munich will be the same in germany going seven points clear and still unbeaten in the league with a three one her win over how member but guardiola side bounced back from their surprise three two champions league defeat at home to manchester city to stretch their unbeaten wonder sleek a run to forty one games mario monk you could headed the hosts in front of the forty two minutes against a backley hamburg and seven minutes after the restart volley didn't to make it to nil well the visitors mashallah saw that grab to go back later on but kerry wrapped up a victory in stoppage time to inflict a fourth defeat in six games of the visitors. while simon who appears by a late because and stayed second but are now seven points off the top spot after a shock one zero defe

it's not c-r-a-c-k r-o-c-k. it's k-r-a-k r-o-k. i want it to sound like the drug terminology. arents hate it, kids love it. controversy sells. it always will. >> today a toned down version of krak rok will be allowed to emerge inside the jail. he and the another inmate are about to stage a battle rap. >> there are two different kinds of scenarios of battle rap. i see people mess this up every time. you have one where you go in and diss the person to the fullest extent you can. you have ones where you freestyle. whoever has a better freestyle. >> deputy king is assigned to abendroth's housing unit. >> the more you can occupy their time with different activities, the less time they have to think about somebody in here that made a round to them. i'd rather have a battle rap than a physical fight any day. >> deputy king approved the battle rap between he and the other man whose stage name is harper. he said he'll be watching closely to make sure things don't get out of hand. >> i'll joke around with the guys from time to time but they usually know when i mean business. >> right now

will continue to get >>> welcome to world news tonight the deep freeze and the death toll mounting a trk kcue efforts that followed. the passengers who slept on the plane stuck in dallas. travel paralyzed and hardly over. the extreme weather team on what's coming next. >>> under the microscope, what we learned about the police officer caught on tape, opening fire on a mother racing away in her mini van, five children inside. >>> the letter to mom, a daughter missing for months, a mother's emotional plea, why the authsay

and mikhail kalashnikov inventor of the a k forty seven is seen off in style his funeral is held outside moscow with all.