. >> first, president obama makes a push to reduce income inequality. some local business owners say they are concerned. >> i'm doug hill. experience temperatures in the 60s tomorrow while many parts of the country get whacked with severe weather went -- severe winter weather. get whacked with severe weather went -- severe winter weather. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. >> you are watching abc seven news your side. justst-released -- released 911 calls are giving insight into the moment a man opened fire inside a connecticut elementary school. or then 20 minutes were released, including one from a woman wanted in the attack that left 26 people dead, 26 children. the ca

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charles: it's a big push and movement. and sadly, to your point, and so thank you so much. ght he must be a hard-working guy. you ever take day off? >> number. [applause] >> more than 1 million americans are set to lose money this weekend. and why it could be the best thing for them. we will have that next.Ñ@ç@çpç charles: more than a million americans will stop getting jobless benefits this weekend. these are people that the government considers long-term unemployed. the program that is not under the new budget deal. my next guest says it's a good thing. >> i do believe that this could be a disincentive for people to get out and findwork. we have seen all of this in a recession. people have to understand that this is preventing people from getting jobs because they do have extended emergency benefit and if you have been unemployed for a year, less than one in 10. if you get unemployed come your odds are much higher. we have to motivate people. >> i certainly agree with that. >> anytime in history where we have a recession like this, we have always extended unemployment. a

and a brand-new push on capitol hill. kers on both sides of the iowa to hammer out a deal that could pass by the end of the week. but do not expect any grand bargains. they are looking to avoid another price fix. correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. so mike, what is the latest on an effort to strike his budget deal this week? >> welcome in the house and senate budget chair has been talking and hoping to cut a deal with senate democratic budget chair patty murray and house republican budget chairs patty murphy and paul ryan have been talking about this and they are trying to find a modest deal in the bottom line is we won't expect it to be a huge deal. and here is a leading senate democrat on what they take with where things stand. >> negotiations are making progress, moving in the right direction and they haven't closed the deal. but i hope that as part of it, the negotiators will take to heart what the president had to say in their working families across america that are struggling and they need a helping

in the short term are getting a push of warm air and a warm front and cold air will come in as we heado the weekend. enjoy up as an evening and kind of cloudy and mild. in the mid-50's morrow and in the mid-60's by thursday. colder with a cold front friday. clearing saturday and chilly and a wintry mix possible on sunday. the earliest sunset of the year for the next 10 or 11 days, a lot more about the time and sunset and climatological data at our website. that is the latest. back to you. >> thank you. >> this has been the week of coaches behaving badly. talking about mike tomlin. >> we're waiting on that. it is coming down any minute. the head coach is offering an apology, perhaps preemptive strike. [inaudible]s embarrassing and inexcusable and it was. he will probably be suspended for this. jacoby jones was headed on the sidelines for a touchdown but he changed direction. culpa.mea he said he cannot be in that space and takes full responsibility and he apologizes. >> embarrassing, inexcusable, illegal, a blunder. i usedany of the things to describe it. i take full responsibility for

the front will make a push on us. of showers a couple sunday afternoon and sunday night and especially into monday, that is when the heaviest rains and thunderstorms will come. it will slowly turn cooler is -- on monday. it will clear out and allow those big chilly high-pressure to comment on christmas eve and christmas day. 72 on sunday. 54 degrees on monday and that high will be in the morning. as we get through the transition day, highs will be in the upper 30's on christmas eve and christmas day. a definite interesting stretch as we head through the next seven days. >> and now the toyota sports desk. redskins cowboys, big game for london fletcher. he will be in the hall of fame one day and i have said he is a better person than he is a player. on sunday, he will play his final game at home. the final one of his career and i am hoping everyone in washington will watch it. the weather is supposed to be perfect, the dallas cowboys are in town, and don't you believe the redskins will be bawling out further cap and fina

we will see the mild temperatures tomorrow and then a push of warm air ahead of the cold front wishing us into the middle 60's on thursday. and dragging in the cold front slowly moving across. after we get through friday, a lot of questions. remember -- this will move eastward. a large part of the country will be very cold for early december but how fast he gets to our part of the country remains to be seen. a warm front coming in tomorrow and temperatures in the 60's on thursday and friday, the front will sharpen and move through with rain and falling temperatures. as we get saturday, clearing out and it looks like a storm will come up from the deep south. cold air over here at here. -- overhead here. that is how we get the wintry mix. sleep, and freezing rain before change into old- fashioned rain. my favorite kind of rain. and 51 at midday. 60's on thursday and maybe some lady showers. falling temperatures. clearing saturday and colder and a chance of that mix on sunday. this is only tuesday so we have some time to work out the details of the forecast. toyota sportse desk. brought t

while there has been a huge push for electronics and game consoles, electronics dropped over 15% in the price index. that is a big problem. but overall sales -- why is the actual cost of the item or the actual price, rather, i should say, why is that falling? is it the commission? >> and xbox is an xbox or an iphone is an iphone. where you get it is a function of the price, whereas jewelry is unique. >> it is also the function of the designer. there is kind of a push poll. >> exactly. what is interesting in jewelry, in october.ck up we saw the first increase in terms of jewelry sales, and it has been dominating sense. startedumer discretionary spending ahead of that. >> matt, i want to bring you in and ask you about home wares. anything about housing and adding to the nest? is that all ocular now? popularthat was a category throughout the year. we saw that throughout the spring and summer. andnterest rates picked up everybody started to pull their money out of some discretionary categories, a disproportionate amount went back into home improvement activity, investment in home goods, tha

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into a cactus or pushed down a hill. >> and she says the problem goes all the way to the top. >> we submit complaint after complaint after complaint to the department of homeland security, and we get form letters saying that they've been received, and there's really no outcome to exposing the abuses within the system. >> we're heading to the customs and border patro headquarters in washington dc right now. we've trying for months and months to get an interview with anybody from the organization and we've been unsuccessful. so we're going to try our luck at the door. we've spotted one of the men we've been trying to reach first in command thomas winkowski. >> hey mr. winkowski? what we're looking at is a case of officer involved shootings at the mexican line, and... >> okay. >> and we'd like to know why is it that rock-throwing justifies... >> give me your card and i'll.. >> why is it that rock-throwing justifies lethal force? >> give me your card and i'll do it. i'll have my public affairs.. >> literally for six months we've been asking michael and jenny both to speak to us. >

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as you well know, we saw an interesting showdown at a freebie is apple shareholder meeting when another activist investor -- david einhorn -- was pushing for them to think a little bit differently about how they return their money. can you comment on that? >> these guys have been vocal about what they would like to see apple do. the good news is that five years ago, steve jobs was doing nothing of the sort. there was no buyback. there was no -- there were no meaningful dividends. we have seen charitable giving from the first time -- charitable giving for the first time from the company. tim cook is moving in the direction of what shareholders would like to see, but they are not going to be bullied by some of these activist investors. icahn is amazing. he is a legend, but if you wanted something like this done, he should have done it quietly. i think he would have had a better chance of success if he really wanted apple to increase their buyback. apple is not going to relent. they certainly do not look look -- do not want to look like they are going to relent. another big story we are watching -- national security agency scoring a key w

a week after getting married. she allegedly pushed her husband off of a cliff in the park. said it wasap accident after the argument. prosecutors believe she pushed him in the back face first. she told police she hadn't seen cody after going to church. but there is security camera footage of the couple entering the night and e-mailing a çfrid also about her dance moves. prosecutors plan to call half of the friends who say that the marriage was disaster waiting to happen. they said she was silent. cody was different but moved away with the marriage anyway. >> cody put in 110 percent. and we were not sure if she felt the same way. >> reporter: prosecutors expect it to last ten days. the jury poll is 150 people because so many people in montana who know about the case, prosecutors are concerned about eliminating bis and getting a fair trial. >> it may take a woke and half and also a national story getting national attention, too. thank you. >>> we are seeing chain reaction crashes like this from texas to new york. how bad is it where you are? we'll tweet your pictures at the

a push lobbying from gabbie giffords and newtown families went nowhere. >> it's a shameful day for washington. >> reporter: senate offered hope to millions of illegal immigrants looking for a pass to citizenship but the bipartisan reform legislation stalled in the house. >> people have to have confidence. the border is secure before anything is going to work. >> reporter: a divided supreme court struck down part of the voting rights act and handed down a pair of syndicates. it issued another opinion allowing same-sex marriages to resume in california. republicans continued their fight to repeal president obama's healthcare law and refused to pass a budget until parts were scrapped or delayed. texas senator ted cruze spent 21 hours speaking against it with a bedtime story for his daughters. >> i do not like green eggs and ham. >> reporter: the standoff led to a 3 day partial government shutdown. >> i'm disgusted with them. >> reporter: healthcare.gov, the web site where americans were supposed to buy insurance launched october 1st, but did not work. >> actually, i didn't realize it wouldn't be

but that's what the campaign will say. >> it's not as though we haven't seen any sort of a push. t, dr. seekial emanuel, i want to take a look at what he had to say which is that we haven't even seen the pr campaign. >> no one has launched a big pr campaign because of the problems with the federal website. we are about to launch one and that will persuade a lot of people to sign up. >> had him confused people have seen billboards. we've seen speech after speech from the president. >> ever since right after it passed, we were right for months. they kept say, people will like it the more they hear about it. we've heard about him, all of these pr campaigns. what we have is rahm emanuel's brother out there doing what he does best which is to tell the american people he knows what's best for them and they're too stupid to figure it out. after all, we're the good people. and the result is, this is not just a problem of what is going to happen. it's also perception. they've lost the perception war. >> let's put up some numbers, and john i want to get your thought on this too. when you lo

we give you the latest on a push to close down guantanamo bay. elderly and carefree in china, how the one-child family has had a positive effect in a positive way for some. >> in sport - the moroccan champions reach the final of the club world cup. joe will have the details in sport. >> first the weather with steph, starting down under in australia. >>> that's right, somewhere that's been very hot. it's been adelaide where the temperatures have been soaring. here is the temperature chart. you can see the dark reds in the southern parts of australia. 43 degrees was the maximum temperature today. that is the hottest december day since 1931. it's a long way above average. 15 degrees above the average that you expect in december. now, things are going to change as we head through the next couple of days, it's thanks to the weather system. it is shifting eastwards but moving through slowly. on friday it will be hot for us in adelaide, particularly first on during the day. to in the morning. 38 degrees will be the maximum, and then the cloud and rain wi

a hero. online. this is all about the unions. walmart pushesnions, no one else does, so walmart gets beat up by the left. >> the national restaurant association reports that really a small percentage of fast food jobs that pay the wage. they're not meant to be your lifelong job. do you think that this is smart or is it an seiu push to get more members? >> first of all, i don't think you can live on what they make at mcdonald's. everyone can agree that the university of chicago is the leading economic business school in the country. it's very conservative. after doing an analysis their bottom line was that there is no, zero, impact on the increase in minimum wage on job growth. same with bloomberg, same with the economists. people reaching the argument that eric raises, you increase these jobs and these -- >> but would you submit that it actually -- >> it doesn't cost jobs. >> so it saves jobs? >> it actually turns out in the economist -- >> what should the minimum wage be? >> for me personally, 15, 20 bucks. >> why not 50 if it doesn't affect j

. >> he admitted after a push, he said that he did not, then he said that he might have during one ofrunken stupors. i just loved the fact that he is around, he ran down the floor, not this woman over because he was responding to a heckler. this is like nice to have a canadian take the focus. >> his approval rating went up five percent. >> no. 4, the spying allegations, this is serious stuff. our government should not be looking at my e- mail's but they should be looking at terrorists. >> they are looking at everyone's e-mail's, they even if bugged the chancellor of german cell phone. i think that is so cool, who does that? >> everybody is ticked off but america because they are doing the same things. we're just doing a better. >> does it bother you that there's no privacy? >> no, that is one of the side effects of the wonderful songs that we have. the new technology. i think people knew that they were giving up things and now, that's- >> i miss it live and in that world-- >> use of the mandela funeral, >> no. 3,dennis rodman. he is back in the nils. i then we shall traded him for the

. >> on iran: the president came out against a push for new sanctions. leading democrats have defied the white house, joining republicans to tighten the screws. president obama insisted to give his plan a chance. >> what i've said to republicans and democrats, is there's no need for new sanctions legislation. not yet. >> the focus on reporters was an hope to end 2013 on a positive note. his approval rating sinking to 40% in november, before rebounding slightly, the botched health care rollout for mr. obama admitted blame. >> since i'm responsible, we obviously screwed it up. >> chided reporters for writing him off. >> i think this room has recorded nearly 15 near death experiences. >> newly passed budget the president sees hope for the new deals in the coming year. >> hopefully, folks have learned their lesson in terms of brirks brinkmanship at the end of the year. >> he boarded air force 1 for 17 days in hawaii. john, at the top of the press conference, the president sought to accentuate the positive, gdp growing, unemployment going down. he had a announ

. >> at the good success christian prayer and morning, a push to get people signed up for health care. dropped by his insurance company seven months ago because of the existing health conditions. today, he worked to once again get coverage. >> it takes a lot of the burden off me. before, i was used to emergency rooms instead of getting the proper care that i need. i do not have money to pay for the emergency rooms, so i feel stuck. >> he is one of several people that will take action today before tomorrow's deadline. >> if it was not for today, i would not have signed up tomorrow. efforts continue to intensify. volunteers from d.c. health link are at community centers and hosting events to get people to enroll. 5000 in the nations capital have signed up. >> some of the people that we november, they understand that this deadline is tomorrow. is a call to delay penalties for those who do not get insurance. people need more time. >> 2014 will be a transition year to find out the nuances that we have to work for. to find out if the market can produce the products that we need. >> tomorrow

never, ever. >> you never got hit with >>> a new push to give the medal of honor to a marine witnessesay fell on a grenade trying to save lives and lost his own in the process. the pentagon says no. but why? >> he's fighting for the sergeant. good to see you. here's the biggest thing. apparently he said no and it was reviewed. another no came down the pike. we don't know if chuck hagel is reviewing this. the medical examiner reviewed an autopsy that conclude thad the sergeant was probably dead and almost certainly blinded before he jumped on the grenade. they say that's why they are not sure if he should get it. they think he may not have knowingly jumped on the grenade. what do you say? >> secretary gates under president obama, not a single living person was given the medal of honor from the start of the iraq war and the afghanistan conflict until the end of president bush's term. there have only been living medal of honor winners from president obama. that's the con text this is in. it took a great guy that works for me, joe casper, to find video that secretary gates didn't look at t

prosecutors say she's a cold blooded killer who purposely pushed her newlywed husband off a cliff.trial for his murder. joining me now, a former prosecutor and a criminal defense attorney. nice to have both of you today. it's going to be quite a case and it's quite a story. you say, though, her side of the story is implausible. why? >> if you're a newlywed, you're supposed to be happy and love. we get that. maybe not everybody is. but to say the day this happened, she did not push him over a steep cliff that he was standing on the edge of, instead she was trying to push his arm off hers because they were in the middleeof the argument and then she doesn't call the authorities for three whole days. even if they were in an argument and even if she was trying to push him off, if your spouse calling the police, plain and simple. jenna: what do you think of her defense as it looks right now? >> well, i don't think -- this girl is 22. i don't think that any 22-yeer-old would know to call the police immediately. i think they probably freaked out, whether it was an accident or not but i thi

tornadoes, freezing rain, heavy snowfall, just a mixed bag of precipitation. now that storm system pushing east. behind it arctic air setting in. truly the word. high pressure brought a dramatic change in temperatures. some areas not reaching the freezing mark, northern plains, western great lakes. what that is doing, it is feeling the storm system that is going to drop about an additional 10 scene meters of snowfall across parts of michigan over towards minnesota and also into the dakotas. towards the southwest decent weather in place. los angeles, sunny skies for you. 24 on tuesday. that's a look at world weather. here is your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. a bomb blast out of police headquarters in egypt leaves at least 12 dead. the military-backed government says the muslim brotherhood is to blame, labeling it a terrorist group. the brotherhood itself has condemned the attack. crisis in south sudan as hundreds of thousands of civilians flee the growing violence there. today th

we're going to see a lot of companies making a big push.y have samsung, sony, microsoft was in the game at one point. pebble is pretty popular with one segment of the population, but i do not think anybody has done it quite right. i do not think anyone has given us a super compelling reason to wear one of these. if one company is capable of doing that, it is definitely apple. >> sticking with the rift, dan, your number one gadget pick for 2014, job own -- jawbone. >> what they are doing in terms of combining elegance and quality, but they are allowing you to get more out of the things you already own, already have. their speakers, their sound ultimately go into projecting video. some people have netflix or other kind of content, and they are getting more value out of it. particularly for things like the health category, which is they are focused on getting more things out of your body -- particularly for things like the health category. the big trend will be focusing on getting more out of what you have. >> before we go, brian, your number

a reason. i made those three steps, and i pushed off the end of the rig. for what seemed like forever. a lot of things go through your mind. [watch ticking] >> mike williams' story continues. >> and i thought, "well, i must have burned up, 'cause i don't feel anything. i don't hear anything. i don't smell anything. i must be dead." >> when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [watch ticking] [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. [watch ticking] >> wearing a lifejacket, mike williams, the chief electronics technician aboard the deepwater horizon in april, 2010, jumped feet-first off the deck and away from the exploding rig. he had witnessed key events before the disaster. but if he was going to tell anyone what he saw, he would have to survive a ten-story drop into

i met and began sending a push as a skinny australia. i'm too thin. in europe. i think that they will have their work cut out to the european teams one will come in south america that has to overcome that somehow if they wanted one too when the full schooner i'd say we will be at a tapas and four. why can't you may want to just appreciating booklets that such acts. if you want more coverage of the jaw i know a lot to handle much more surrounding the world cup head on over to our website to give you doubt the east watch sports the suspense is a look at the two teams competing in the last cup and is there no exactly what the groups on but the big event next year is only seen its share of controversy as tight as mentioned with complaints about corruption in the country and construction lines. being in the day that warming doomsayers now organizes and does it have been these kinda cool but the standouts and whip up the excitement. lee is back but this time the brazilian footballing legend is playing on screen a film about his stellar career is aiming to give brazil

to do this we need good people. >> among this there is a push back, with the expectation that employee pools will be improved. dr alex molnar is an education specialist. he'd like to see corporations pay more taxes instead. >> it seems to me it's a good idea if it's a tax contribution. it's bad policy and a bad idea over the long term if you have a public education system relying on bits and scrps given as free will by a corporation here and there to promote particular interests. >> the boss at aviation high sees the public private union differently, as a natural pairing, essential at a time when budgets are under extreme pressure. >> it is critical that schools be partnered with business and industry. we can't do it. we simply can't do it alone. many of our educators never worked outside the field of education. skye wants to build spaceships and see this place an a launch pad to the dream. it's a humble experience to go to the school. we are surrounded by male and female role models. we are surrounded by role models, showing us how to do it. >> this is an idea getting traction around

a pushing north korea to release an 85-year-old american veteran. officials there say he's being held for war crimes. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. the prime minister of thailand narrowly escaping attempts by protesters to overthrow her government. police were firing fear gas. anti-government protesters broke into oo compound where the prime minister was hiding. she avoided the mob and was tape to an undisclosed location. two were killed, dozens injured. wayne hay is covering the event in bangkok. >> hopefully i can get a few words in before the next cloud approaches me. they started using weak tear gas, but they have upped the ante, the police. it burns not only your eyes and mouth, but your skin when it comes in contact. at the moment we are seeing sporadic results by the protesters, coming towards the barriers erected outside government house. the police are firing back with tear gas bombs. it pushes the protesters back, but after a lull they come forward, trying to get close to app taggonize

we saw a real push after newtown for background checks and a couple of other things.igration reform. a lot of things just didn't get done this year. why would things change any in 2014? >> i think things will change in 2014. as we all know, congressional mid-term elections come up and we'll be dominated by politics than policy. it's unclear to me how the incentives for either side will push people towards getting more things done in a more political context than they were immediately coming out of the election after 2012. >> you have the minority leader of the senate running ads still talking about repealing obamacare. >> when i hear what john boehner said late in the year, i can't help think maybe there's a little resurgence of a moderate republican voice in this country. there will be a backlash. more backlash. maybe tea party stays relevant for the primary season. but as you say all the time they want to win something. the only way to do that is come back towards the center. i think you might disagree. more productivity because they want something to show for it co

of a couple reasons a with this movement towards the bigger banks that means there's going to be a push for spear banks i think that's going to be good for me plus if you remember everything kind of slows down and there's not much business happening in the new year so i'm hoping that staying with the financials will be a good decision for me as we push into the new year so that's what i'm going to do sensible has shown we like it very much so i will sit out with all on financials and we see how you get on next week with tom s. and soon to be back next week as well live in. a b c even all the russian banks miles what is the crisis in ukraine really cape and i in that one and seeing how the situation progress is. not small surprises of course and i will indeed be back to see you as well have a fantastic weekend enjoy the rest of you we can give us now. ukraine is in a tough spot right now trying to figure out whether to join the e.u. or the arrangements custom union it would be nice if they would you know maybe allow the populace to vote for their future via referendum but sadly it looks

for a san josee1 businessman and his fami that disappeared in a plane over the state of idaho. >>> a pushat could get things started. >>> a potent cold frontxd comin into the bay area and bringing in showers thise1e1 mu]ming. we'll tell you where these are headed, how long they'll last, and when we will see a hard freeze. coldest air ofe1th$u$e season s far.< rñ those winds of change g ouru cameras around a bit. more of a concern, two incidents on two bay areaxd bridges. outside this morning. look at those winds. a windy tuesday morning, december 3rd, this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc9ye1 area, this is "today in the bay." >> thank you for joining us. >> the desperate search for a missing san jose family is ramping up this:lañ morning. their small plane vanishede1 whe ying over idaho. they originally began their trip injf san jose and that's where are this morning. >>> he flew his single engine beach bonanza aircraft. he wasfá flying sunday afternoo with four members of his family including his son. they took=. off from bakers e1c oregon. around 3:30 hejf radioed in tha his engine

we will see a lot of companies make a big push their. already seen samsung and sony and microsoft in the game at one point. couples are pretty popular in a small segment of the population. nobody has done it quite right. i have not given us that super compelling reason to wear one. i do not think anybody has made a really beautiful device. if one company is capable of doing both of those things, it is apple. >> staying with the wrist, your number one is jawbone. termst they are doing in of combining elegance with quality and low prices -- what they're doing is allowing you to get more out of the things you already own or have. i'm a big fan of sharing. there are speakers and sound that project video. people who have netflix or other content are getting more value out of it. particularly the things that they're doing in the health category. they're focused on getting more out of your body. you are able to learn things about yourself and do things with it. i think that the big trend will be how to get more value out of what you have as oppo

part of a larger push surrounding violence overall in our society. >> yeah, as you know, mental healthtes. this would be a shift in the way mental health issues are viewed, but tell us a little bit more about that. >> yeah, you know, i think with regard to mental health, you know, we have been talking about this idea of parody, meaning putting it on par, if you will, with physical health problems for some time. as you may remember, wolf, you and i talked a few weeks ago. department of health and human services sort of decided to enforce existing parody laws from 2008 saying that mental health is an essential health benefit that should be treated the same as physical health from your co-pays, deductibles and all of that. unless you have enough doctors who are available, mental health professionals available, unless you have enough beds to take care of patients, unless you can do something to reduce stigma, parody only goes a certain distance in terms of addressing this. i do think if you look at the fact that more funding will be available, not just for this $100 million announcement, b

for a couple reasons a with this movement towards the bigger banks that means there's going to be a push for spear banks that think that's going to be good for me plus if you remember everything kind of slows down and there's not much business happening in the new year so i'm hoping that staying with the financials will be a good decision for me as we push into the new year so that's what i'm going to do sensible show and we like it very much so i will sit out with all on financials and we see how you get on next week mr tom s. and soon to be back next week as well live in. a b c even all the russian banks by olds what is the crisis in ukraine we're really caving in on that one and seeing how the situation progress is possible small surprises of course and i will indeed be back but see you as well have a fantastic we can enjoy the rest of you we can give us now. war is probably the most complex human activity. for. all of us are still locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people in the jungle warfare on their pr

there will be a push of cold where to get into our area. there will be an upper air disturbance that is coming along which is kind of a quasi- warfront. -- quasi- warm front. the second part of the system comes through with sprinkles, showers, maybe flurries tomorrow night. we can see it coming on the way on satellite. only. of hours will affect us. only a period of hours will affect this. on pennsylvania boulevard, there could be a couple of inches there, but when he to the nourbs area, there is probability of snowfall being addicted for us. as we go to the next seven days, we could see that rain or snow tomorrow evening. wednesday will be breezy and 40 degrees in the afternoon. it will be up to 50 degrees on thursday with right sunshine. the warming trend really gets under way here as we get to the weekend. we will look for temperatures close to 60 degrees on friday, 60 one saturday, and 63 sunday. we also have increasing probability of rain on those days. it officially becomes astronomical winter with the winter solstice on saturday. >> a

it's part of a push for a higher minimum wage. protesters will be calling for a $15 wage, which is more than double the current federal wage of $7.25. private sector job growth came in higher than expected at 215,000 jobs added in november, but more good economic news today could be bad news for stocks, which are on a four-day slide on fears it of the fed pulling back on its stimulus. and car service app uber is teaming up with home depot to deliver christmas trees on demand all day today in ten major cities. for $135, uber will deliver a tree and a stand right to your door as well as a surprise christmas gift from the company. little holiday spirit goes a long way. richard, back to you. >> definitely does. we can sit in our home and enjoy the holiday. >>> sports headlines are just ahead, including an nba game that went up in smoke. and only the smootest will survive. jimmy kimmel hosts a dance-off with detroit's finest fans. you got to see this. >>> the 113th congress is about to go down as the least productive in our american hi

the buyback is a push to reduce gang violence often linked to gun violence. >>> new details emerged todaytest shooting to take place on a school campus. the stunt gunman who opened fire in a colorado high school yesterday would armed witch a shotgun, machete, and three molotov cocktails. karl pierson bought the shotguns legally last year at a local gun store. the shooting was retaliation against a faculty member. pierson critically wounded claire davis before apparently killing himself. >> she is an innocent young lady, and she was an innocent victim of an evil act of violence. >> friends describe pierson as outgoing but say he had extreme political views. he had recently been kicked off the school's debate team. >> portions of the midwest and northeast are bracing for what could be a miserable 24 hours, heavy snow, as much as 12 inches, could fall in parts of the country. new york city, chicago, philadelphia, expected to see several inches of snow. a thousand flights have been cancelled. officials are warning residents to prepare for power outages and dangerous driving conditions. >> bac

a few hours. it doesn't make sense. >> my plane was pushed back. it's nice to relax, get something to eat. >> christmas was not a national holiday until after the u.s. civil war. in part to reunite a divided nation with a message of peace and goodwill. it's a holiday homecoming for american soldiers and sailors - a time to reunite with families. >> i've seen them once since bootcamp. everyone is excited to see me. >> some, sadly, are headed in the other direction. sergeant maxine montoya is flying to rejoin his unit after losing his dad. >> i love my dad. i had to leave before the holidays. >> air force veteran and delta pilot and two colleagues opened the lounge. >> we evolved into a crossroads of air travel. there are hundreds, if not thousands of military personnel transporting the airport. more than 80,000 visited the freedom center. >> i have not slept in a couple of days. this is nice to come back here, kick back, relax. that is what this place is for - to provide rest and relaxation for men and women who serve or have served this country. >>

and creasing is a push for setting up a new trade zone in the asia pacific while critics for holding on to horses since it's not a government is but the big corporations who will benefit from bonds. this is also international coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. government offices in ukraine have begun functioning again following days away by protesters in the capital kiev hundreds of troops and riot police were deployed around demonstrations science to dismantle barricades and push protesters back to independence square aussie's post as that farce. or despite the heightened tensions protesters do still remain in independence square behind me right police have much more of an increased presence in and around the streets of kiev over the last twenty four hours or so and on monday night they began the process of trying to remove some of the protesters blockades around the administrative part of the capital effectively trying to free up the work of the government to allow people to carry out their official duties now despite the predominantly civil situation

a very, very long time. and i do think the president made it clear where he stands. it was pornd for him to push back on congress to do more changes on unfair sentencing. there are a lot of people who are stuck in what people call the kind of crack cocaine pipeline, it means they were sentenced before the changes and there is no retroactivity to their sentences even though they are still serving sentences that everyone in congress agrees are now unfair. the thing is the president could still use his power to commute many more people. it's up to him. >> what more can the president do and will congress do anything? >> the president asked the justice department for eight recommendations. there may be more coming. one of the bigger goals is also to reduce crowding in prison. it's taking up a big chunk of the federal corrections budget and longer term going forward as congress matt change it is to the laws, hopefully that will clear out some of what the president and others believe are unnecessary long sentences that crowd the prisons and have other benefit once the crowding goes down. >> all right.

a bit of a push back from a group of countries that want to see some the financial incentive. this is the flavor of the discussion and that will be taking place in brussels at the end of this week. >> thank you. david tweed. commission airport reports a short list within the hour. movies big with the commission chairman. how would expanding it affect business? caroline hyde joins us. what are we expecting? >> we know it is an interim report. he used to head the fsa. 58 proposalsmining of how you're going to boost capacity and if you need to boost capacity and in the u.k. especially southeast of england. heathrow airport itself has three ideas of how they could boost increase to passengers of by 62%. 18 billion pounds. the biggest single runway itport in the world in fact, laid out three proposal again about how would have a new landing strip by 2025 that would cost 5 billion pounds. the short-term and needs would be and where expected today an emergency proposal on how to boost in the short term. the network and more night flights. yes, we need to increase capacity and have to

momentum to raise the minimum wage by labor unions, democrats and advocacy groups but there will be a push back from small businesses and the restaurant industry. >> doubling the base wage and driving wage and labor costs up as dramatically as a $15 an hour minimum wage, would have a very dramatic impact on the cost of goods and work force planning at restaurants across the country. >> reporter: the protest nationwide has mixed results. turnouts varied at any given location and it's not certain how many workers actually walked off the job or just how much business was impacted. for "nightly business report", i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> treasury secretary jack lew says the largest economies need to tighten up the financial regulations to avoid a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis. he wants them to meet the standard of banking laws. >> with the completion of the vocal rule, resolution authority, stronger capital, the tools of financial reform are being used to make the financial system safer and hold financial institutions responsible for baring their risk. >> lieu heads to austr

a badge of honor. and that band aid john mcboehner just ripped it off. >> some of the push back is that paul ryan budget has a lot of spending increases with some tax issues, down the road. that may, or may not show up. your thoughts? >> there is perception is reality. the perception is that this is a huge budget deal. it's not. the tea party and some without the tea party think they want to rule in a government that they wish they had. there must be compromise two things this budget does. one, it creates regular order, a return to the house having control over the power of the purse. it's their constitutional responsibility. >> brad, the power of the purse is in the house. and isn't there a case to be made if it weren't for tea party they won't have the power of the purse right now? >> they helped shut down the government. we've got to keep our eyes on the prize. let's figure out 2014 is where we're going the fact is that obamacare is imploding. why are we not united? get this behind us. have surety in the marketplace. >> this, the push back between a lot of people were moderate saying we need to win f

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washington made a push for more domestic drones. ress passed a law in 2012 providing the faa to provide military, commercial and privately owned drones in airspace. that expansion can mean thousands of new jobs. states including new york, nevada, texas and alaska will work with the faa to develop safety in operation rules. the sites include government agencies and two yusties. virginia tech is one. >> vel conduct risks for drones. >> the research we do here is for the betterment of mankind, it's not to sti in people's backyards. >> it's those concerns. >> drones will be commonplace all across the country, and that's why we think it's important that congress thu pass legislation, putting privacy in place. it's important to have a strong standard put in place. the six sites are the beginning as america looks forward to sharing the skies with drones. >> and some delivery corporations are taking advantage of the government's drone proposals, amazon and ups are exploring ways to deliver packages using drone technology. >> finally, a medic

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