adrian finnegan here, a reminder of the top stories this hour.erim president of the south african republic has resigned. he stepped down under pressure after months of violence that forced millions from their homes. >>> in south sudan, government forces have taken over a major city from rebel forces. >>> and india is asking the united states to remove one of his officers from new delhi. the indian consulate is on her way back to india, aftering be indicted now to felicity. >>> france is hoping the european union will get involved to help quell the uprising in the african union who has 6,000 of its soldiers there to try to restore order. the european union is considering deployment of 700 to a thousand troops. let's start with the develops in the car. >> well, france will be quietly satisfied with the announcement that he is leaving the position of interim president. france has argued for a long time, really, that he has been unable to control events in the country, that really he has had absolutely no control whatsoever over the violence which sw

it's very difficult to start new and old adrian and anything goes the old people. he'll be involved in this border still haven't really the software it all happens maybe when the border sleep a night of reading to the bench i don't. it'll wash hopefully justice will be gone. and and. it is some riesling peace the investigation team europe dumb dog has taken over two thousand statements on reviewed four hundred hours of cctv footage detectives have conducted inquiries in holland in the usa and are being held by police forces there as well as europe called interpol the fbi and the psni the garda commissioner said today that the killers were being shielded warned them they were pursuing them anyone with information that regard. now's the time before we come knocking on doors of the front porch. and of course i say to the people involved in this particular crime. keep looking over your shoulder. some ice on the eve of the murder of or she must be held at st joseph's adrian his funeral took place. the vigil is also being held tomorrow the doughty said tonight that satis

let's start with you adrian. explain to us how is it ethical for companies that are for profit to be in this business serving a public need? >> well, there are private for profit companies serving all sorts of needs. they provide food, drugs, water, electricity, our housing. that shouldn't be that shocking. the question of prisons is is a tricky thing. if they were private corporate institutions independent of the state that could lock people up, that would be very scary. that is not what these are. these are facilities where the government decides who will go to prison and they hire a company to be prison guards, o run the facility to incarcerate the inmates. decisions about who goes in, who goes out are controlled by the state, and the reason it's ethic am, i think, is two fold. first of all, private prisons drive down the cost of the system, and costs are a serious consprint to improving the quality. they are cheaper in general, according to many studies, and stayed that have private prisons have lower costs i

people here in the don't course to come from diverse backgrounds adrian castro is a physicist who lives on the mountain with his wife and three children he was always interested in the esoteric. yes i'm scuba i'm from cuba a socialist country where that sort of thing is banned but i was still interested in the one nine hundred ninety s. i was a student at hopkins state university i studied physics and mathematics in those days i was so young traveled around the soviet union you. you put up or you they held meetings in big holes and people came to listen to his teaching or if you noticed you know that's how i found out about his message. religion and faith shouldn't just be decoration in your life it should be your life. that's why we came here to be a part of life in the community like that where we try to live in harmony with nature grow our own vegetables and to produce our own food. for. the summer dry and above all we try to make our life with the community as if it was one big family and that's the most important thing. as a faithful member of the community adrian must open up his

as a faithful member of the community adrian must open up his own home for the night to guess who will attend the festival. at five o'clock in the evening the faithful begin to make their way to fusion valley on the mountain where exactly seven pm they will at last set eyes on the man they have made the journey to see. at first glance the procession might resemble a well directed performance every face though reveals just how serious this event is for each one of the followers. and let the sacraments unite us with the spirits made in the united with christ. was our teacher so be. it. as the fusion begins followers try to achieve a spiritual connection with this area that teacher. can see and he used to say that he had god's energy running through him. and that through the fusion he was sending that holy energy to his fellow is that. so that they would be perfect some of the spiritually. and physically. right. the following day we hear that this early on has agreed to meet tom clarke a british tourist and for his questions we were invited to that meeting as well accompanied by eight. i

people here in the don't corps to come from diverse backgrounds adrian castro is a physicist who lives on the mountain with his wife and three children he was always interested in the esoteric. yes i'm scuba i'm from cuba a socialist country where that sort of thing is banned but i was still interested in the one nine hundred ninety s. i was a student at hopkins state university i studied physics and mathematics in those days was so young traveled around the soviet union. you put up or you be held meetings in big holes and people came to listen to his teaching or if you noticed you know that's how i found out about his message. religion and faith shouldn't just be a decoration in your life it should be your life. i think that's why we came here to be a part of life in the community like that where we try to live in harmony with nature grow our own vegetables and to produce our own food. for. the summer dry and above all we try to make our life for the community as if it was one big family and that's the most important thing. as a faithful member of the community adrian must open up his

as a faithful member of the community adrian must open up his own home for the night to guess who will attend the festival. here. at five o'clock in the evening the faithful begin to make their way to fusion valley on the mountain where exactly seven pm they will at last set eyes on the man they have made the journey to see. at first glance the procession might resemble a well directed performance every face though reveals just how serious this of end is for each one of the followers. to. eat. meat. and live the sacraments unitas with the spirits made in the unites us with christ. was our teacher so be. as the fusion begins followers try to achieve a spiritual connection with this area that teacher. can see and he used to say that he had god's energy running through him. and that through the fusion he was sending that holy energy to his fellow is. so that they would be perfect some of their actually. and physically. right. the following day we hear that the sari on has agreed to meet tom clarke a british tourist and for his questions we were invited to that meeting as well accompanied

adrian to block a former employee was named executive secretary he explained where the financial backing for golden rice came from today the golden eyes project is being financed in the philippines and bangladesh by the gates foundation for the last. couple of years. it's being financed by a little bit a little residue of rockefeller foundation money. and a little bit of usa id money in asia and warren buffett who will say i was contributed to those funds and bill gates dad who is also part of it. i think they are funding this project as part of a portfolio of potential health interventions. to try genuinely to improve the lot of the impoverished of society and improve their life expectancy and improve the quality of life illustrious names powerful from anthropos as financial sponsors adrian do block implied that the money from the super rich donors was not just a blessing but also brought risk still without it we would be nowhere so we're extremely pleased to have it. whenever you accept funds from an organization the organization wants to involve itself in the management. that's unders

. >> beatriz adriÁn nos cuenta paso por paso quÉ dice la investigaciÓn. >> aquÍ tenemos a miss venezuelasu ex esposo. >> el vehÍculo en que viajaban se accidentÓ, producto de un objeto contundente que presuntamente fue colocado en la vÍa, desafortunadamente pues fueron abordados por varios desconocidos y quiÉnes pretendÍan cometoerlo e el delito de robo. >> pero al ofrecer resistencia los sujetos les dispararon la hija de la pareja de 5 aÑos sufriÓ una herida en la pierna y estÁ fuera de peligro. >> vamos a aplicar todo el rigor y el peso de la fuerza de la ley y del estado venezolano porque estÁ bueno que sigan estos caballeros pensando que pueden estar actuando de manera impune en ninguna parte de este territorio. >> la muerte de la actriz venezolana ha causado sobresalto y dolor en la poblaciÓn venezolana el cuerpo de investigaciones cientÍficas y penal del paÍs ha confirmado la.... >> informÓ que las dos personas que operaban la grÚa estaban detenidos para ser interrogados. >> nosotros, yo como presidente de la repÚblica voy a ir a fondo contra todos aquellos que pretendan mantener l

. >> se encuentra beatriz adriÁn quien visitÓ el hospital donde estÁ la hijita de ambos. >> (gritos).on artistas y marcharon hacia la asamblea nacional asegurando que se ha extendido la mancha roja de la violencia. >> hasta cuÁndo muertes y asesinatos! hasta cuÁndo se rÍen del dolor humano. >> entregaron una carta a diputados de la oposiciÓn en que exigen al gobierno que pase de las palabras a los hechos para frenar la violencia. >> que el seÑor maduro no puede resolver el problema en la seguridad, es que el seÑor maduro no quiere resolver el problema de seguridad, no ha tenido la voluntad polÍtica para hacerlo. >> un gobierno que tiene 14 aÑos mandado que tiene todo el poder, tienen el poder, el poder no estÁ en los ciudadanos, el poder de solucionar esto estÁ en ellos. >> (gritos). >> entretanto familiares de mÓnica s esperaban que dieran de alta a su pequeÑa hija de 5 aÑos quien sufriÓ una fractura de tibia por la roza dura de una bala en su pierna, los padres de ex esposo de mÓnica s salieron a visitar a su nieta quien permanece con la pierna enyesada. >> en este edificio vivÍa be

>> adrian peterson and tom brady. >> your favorite? >> i will admit the man crush. it is pretty big in my house. >>> in major league baseball, the owners and players agreed to an expanded replay system. i am a little old school. >> i kind of like it. it may solve a lot of problems. >> you are in the majority there. each game, they will have access to baseball headquarters where umpires will issue their final decisions. it will go into effect this season. >>> cc sabathia and mark teixeira reenacting a scene from the oscar nominated film august osage county. >> there are a lot of losers out there. don't think i know that but just because you got a bad one last time -- >> barry wasn't a loser. >> barry was an --. >> right there. >> which one do you think is julia roberts? >> i don't know. it was just so bad all the way around. >> it was cringe-worthy. i think it was teixeira. >>> now, for a look at the weekend weather with bill karins. how do you follow that, bill? >> i don't know. not with a wig and a dress. that's over the weekend i do that stuff, not here at work >>

because those financial sponsors adrian do block implied that the money from the super rich donors was not just a blessing but also brought risk still without it we would be nowhere so extremely pleased to have it. whenever you accept funds from an organization the organization wants to involve itself in the management that's understandable and can't be refused as the handing out the checks. the gates foundation wanted to distribute the miracle rice to the philippines first we wanted to go there just in time for the harvest of the bible but genetically unmodified basic food stuff something no other camera team had ever been allowed to film although our invitation was subsequently rescinded we decided to give it a try anyway. and . this is a media leave us so we leave the media. by the same push to secure the place your party is in. which says that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from. politicking only on r t. right. and i think the church. if we met the local representatives of greenpeace they have been monitoring the activities regarding golden rice with a sk

as financial sponsors adrian do bach implied that the money from the super rich donors was not just a blessing but also brought risk still without it we would be nowhere so extremely pleased to have it. whenever you accept funds from an organization the organization wants to involve itself in the management that's understandable and can't be refused as the handing out the checks. the gates foundation wanted to distribute the miracle rice to the philippines first we wanted to go there just in time for the harvest of the vital but genetically unmodified basic food stuff something no other camera team had ever been allowed to film although our invitation was subsequently rescinded we decided to give it a try anyway. its technology innovation called the least developed around russia we. covered. the fact that. they were going to do the job that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy trek albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate

adrian is gone.on. >> as for what could happen to the juror, any judgments or charges, the state's attorney said it would be up to the judge. >>> new jersey governor chris christie fired his deputy chief of staff yesterday after he found out members of his team orchestrated a traffic jam at the george washington bridge, all to punish a political rival. did this contribute to a woman's death? >> in one instance, ems was delayed getting a woman to the hospital where she was later pronounced dead. >> reporter: 91-year-old florence genova was spicy and always had a big smile on her face. on september 9th, the home health aide called 911 after florence collapsed in the bathroom of her home. the aide was clearly upset. >> i just remember her saying to get to the hospital seemed to take forever, to her. it should have been quicker. >> reporter: the ems coordinator said the slow time was the result of

and improve the quality of life illustrious names powerful philanthropists as financial sponsors adrian do block implied that the money from the super rich donors was not just a blessing but also brought risk still without it we would be nowhere so we're extremely pleased to have it. whenever you accept funds from an organization the organization wants to involve itself in the management. that's understandable and combi refuses to handing out the checks. the gates foundation wanted to distribute the miracle rice to the philippines first we wanted to go there just in time for the harvest of the bottle but you know they clean unmodified basic food stuff something no other camera team had ever been allowed to film although our invitation was subsequently rescinded we decided to give it a try anyway. it was a very very hard to take a. chance again there was a life that that that would make their lives. as. if. the people. i know c.n.n. the m.s.m. b.c. fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happ

i'm so glad i'm here today with seema, adrian and heidi.we are really working together and starting to find ways where we can really align the assets of our three departments. during lunch you heard from secretary pritzker about the department's open-for-business agenda, and i'll be focusing my remarks on one pillarover that agenda, our skilled work force. before i go ahead, i have one personal note i wanted to add. i have a deep respect and admiration for mayors. i worked for two mayors, mayor john dereceive know and former mayor daley in my hometown of chicago. so hello to all the local chicago ans. i'm very happy to be here today, and i know what a difficult but rewarding job mayors have and that each and every day you're working to make the lives of your residents better, so i'm honored to be here. since joining commerce in june, the secretary has met with over 800 business leaders, and the one thing that keeps coming up over and time and time again is that employers are not finding the right workers with the right skills to fill their

my name is adrian [speaker not understood] roberts. i'm a member of the california coalition for women prisoners and we work with people incarcerated in the san francisco county jails and also in the state prisons for women. i also want to say i was born in this city. we at cc [speaker not understood] feel strongly some of the most important voices in this discussion are the very people who are incarcerated and who can't be here. we want to publicly thank david campos's office who sent in aides to come speak with our weekly group on tuesday nights which i might add is very different than just taking a fewer of the facility. we want to invite the rest of the supervisors to come, contact our organization and come actually sit down in rooms and speak to the people, the very population who are most directly impacted by this decision. so, in that vein i'm going to read statements from some of our members who are currently in county jail 2. a new state-of-the-art facility is irrelevant if it's filled with deputies who abuse their power, with

mexicano adriÁn fernando. el brasileÑo. viene el el estadounidense.ueno, son cosas que pueden pasar... >>> sÁbado 25 de enero. y sucediÓ de nuevo, esta vez en un centro comercial de maryland. la ejecuciÓn de tamayo surgio el debate nuevamente. 58 mexicanos siguen en la espera. los padres del jÓven autista dice que no le dan muestras. y con un 50% de posibilidad de jugar en el mundial de brasil saliÓ de cirugÍa radamel falcao garcÍa, el jugador se ve optimista. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana. ♪ ♪ >>> buenas noches, bienvenidos al "noticiero univisiÓn." en lo que parece una macabra rutina, un nuevo tiroteo sembro un centro comercial de maryland. y termino con tres personas muertas, entre ellos el atacante que tenÍa artefactos explosivos, lourdes siguiÓ la noticia durante todo el dÍa. >>> el pÁnico surgiÓ en un centro comercial, donde un tiroteo dejÓ un saldo de tres muertos incluyendo el asesor, las vÍctimas fueron briana de college park, otro empleado de una tienda de artÍculos. otros 5 lesionados,

. >> adrian mcbride, he started this national program helping kids transition, and he dealt with companies and potential employers and student-athletes, and he ran into just that. the athletes didn't want to hear it. they wanted to stay focused. and the employers didn't understand the need and his organization fell apart after a few years. talk about this frame of mind that was brought up. it starts in mile middle schoold your identity is so tightly connected to your performance. what is it like to peel it back and transition to a life of athletics. >> to paraphrase douglas, it's hard to fix a broken man. what we really want to do is--we do take aim at trying to really help guys who are--who grew up with the nfl players association and retired soccer and helping those guys in their transition when they're 25, 30, and 35 and up. we started the athlete foundation to attack this at the grass roots. you don't even have academic advisers at the high school level. they're not engaging with them until the collegiate level. the lower we can attack this problem, the more success we're going to have

. >> adrian brody. those who people say i look like. don't even know. >> quarterback for the 49ers in the early 70s. >> there is a reason i don't know. no, what are we talking about? this guy? i think you nailed it. i wonder if the impersonator as he was taking blows to the face was trying to hit him in the exact same areas so he could keep his impersonating job. it was the left eye. >> you completely missed what happened. he was on the wagon for 12 years and he fell off it on the cruise. he hadn't been drunk in a longtime and walking around drunk and he is like, why am i on stage? he flipped out and lost it. he went on stage and didn't know what to do because he thought it was him. >> just imagine if your whole life is about impersonating a celebrity. that's your whole life. >> it is like, get a life, not mine. >> and then that celebrity kicks your butt. >> actually that's a good point. we feel bad about trace, but the impersonator got beat up by his career. >> the guy he worships. >> do you think when he was getting beat up he was loo

but let's go back to adrian in doha. >> south sudan government said it it's now in full control of unitytate after it's forces captured betiu. there have been fighting between government troops and protesters. >> we see the battle fought here. it appears the human cost of that violence is high. last month the division commander defected. he joined forces lever the man accused of planning a coup in south sudan. she recaptured a state from machar's followers. >> from the south of bentiu to our north. we were there. >> reporter: bentiu is usually busy. the sudan to the north and south sudan are quiet, and some parts are unrecognizable. when fighting started people ran to the u.s. base. people said they were too afraid to come back into the town. many shops and homes have been looted. even property belonging to aid agencies wasn't spared. many humanitarian organizations have located for safety reasons. there is still fighting in some parts of the state, but the army say it's in control of the capitol. however there is rear view mirror that are rebels could be planning a counterattack. >> we

adrian morris died when he lost control of his cruiser during that chase. more information about alexis murphy. prosecutors scheduled a news conference this morning. she disappeared in early august. the man arrested in connection to her disappearance has a motions hearing this afternoon. highcal agencies are in gear this morning, bracing for the cold weather and icy conditions. transitand administration has rail heaters waiting to go. the washington, d.c. region may resemble the arctic. temperatures could dip into single digits. loudoun county residents were concerned. downtown leesburg, that was not the place for pedestrians. family opted to walk on the road then walk on the sidewalks. >> it is very treacherous out here. we haven't had a cold winter in a wild. >> even though temperatures climb, you may want to brace for bone chilling conditions on tuesday. like 10 below. >> there's no need to come out. going?y in that kind of weather, where do i need to go? they're not looking forward to the cold. the d.c. region that is the last time it was as cold as we

the crew is driven by prince george's county police officer adrian morris.ury is expected to continue , and sheerations today heard the judge say that they did not allow her to judge another person. the judge has ordered caldwell back to court in february. >> north korea back in the headlines. it has nothing to do with dennis rodman. two local men were able to get permission to travel to that country and while there, they shot a music video. joined with more on the attention they are receiving. >> what about two local hip-hop artists that had never been a ?ew hundred miles from d.c they were too aspiring d.c. area rappers hoping for attention. to be there believed first americans ever to release a music video shot in north korea. yearsay the idea came last . >> we did not know what we were getting into. >> i did not know much about it. >> we did not know how it would be when we got there and what we would or wouldn't be able to do. for a tripave enough to mongolia, china, and hong kong. entered one ofo the most isolated countries on earth. >> they were smili

adrian grenier who plays the lead role of vincent chase has been posting his own haven't photos includingape of his life. >> covered by that chain. >> an element of chaining. >> i saw the muscles, though. >> adrian does it with metal. what's going to be your weapon? >> chains probably. >> tune in tomorrow for -- >> ron's weapon. >> machete. >> pleated khaki, no. >>> in other movie news, the highly anticipated batman-superman blockbuster has been pushed back from its 2015 release date. fan also have to wait longer for their superhero fix. it's may 6th, 2016. now, the movie sued joe says the filmmakers needed more time to realize their vision but with a cast of father electric and cavill, i'm sure it will be well worth the date. >>> another release date, now, as gwen stefani has revealed she and husband gavin rossdale are expecting a baby boy much the no doubt singer broke the news on instagram saying i was ready to hand over the crown but i guess i'm still queen of the house, #it'siboy. >> three boys for them now. >> three boys. adorable. >>> this an even bigger surprise, actress laura lin

adrian took over and he was just like he was at the mayor -- as the mayor.e was big on accountability. we had a lot of the same personality traits in terms of really focusing on accountability and responsiveness. we worked very well together. i did not see him after i left the fourth district and went to special operations. not for a couple years. when he was running for mayor, he visited a couple times. i think it was the sheer fact that adrian knew how i police. he knew how i managed. he knew my priorities were similar to his. i said, you will take a huge hit if you appoint me. i am 39-years old. he said, i do not care about any of that. i know you can do the job. >> people behind your back call you blondie? >> that is the name i got on the street when i walked the foot beat. people would yell it out as i go down the street. >> does it bother you? >> no. everybody in washington d.c. has a nickname. >> an officer of yours came up and said it. >> i have been on 23 years. i am the average member of the metropolitan police department. they are my group. we cam

with me to discuss the crime of miss labeling foods is adrian samuels who along with her husband, jack found the truth in labeling campaign. hi, thank you for being with us today. >> thank you, carol. it is a real pleasure to be able to give this information to your audience. >> why don't we start with what msg is? it is a neuro toxin? >> a neuro toxin is a substance that will stimulate brain cells to the point of killing them. it is repeated powerful stimulation and when applied enough to receptors the cells, the neurons die. >> these toxins kill cells and while they are doing that they cause headaches and they cause migraines and long-term use of these things can cause learning disabilities. it is a precursor -- it stimulates the brain and it can cause lou gehrig's disease. the list goes on and on. why is this in food? >> it is in food because the industry that sells it makes a lot of money from the pluct. product. the mono sodium glutimate is full of msg. it is very effective. if you have a product that has some msg in it and i don't, your product will be more flavorful than mine. >

i am going to turn it back to adrian for what the administration is doing. >> heidi just delivered some information when we were faced with the result we thought about what can we do as we think about addressing this issue of low-skilled adults in the united states in particular. i apologize that some of these slides are cut off but at the top of the skills are everybody's business. over the past two months we held five regional engagement sessions where we presented the fields and when i said a field we have been having conversations with leaders in workforce from the unions, education, philanthropy, adult literacy providers, folks in community college, the entire spectrum to get feedback on the things we might be able to do to tackle this issue and we have 36 million low-skilled adults in the united states and holding additional conversations with targeted groups and we are happy to be here too to share this information. part of it is awareness building and part is to help us develop as an administration the things we can do as part of the broader skills strategy you heard fema speaki

and adrian moore, the vice president of the reason foundation. kind of data be to say insurance companies, retailers, cities that want to fix traffic problems, could your data be up for grabs and sold to the highest bidder? >> absolutely. data especially, our personal data is very valuable. you'd be surprised how much your e-mail address is worth, retailers to get your cell phone number. data like this is more valuable. especially to government agencies to cities that are looking for ways to maximize their tax revenue. looking for ways to say, okay, we get a lot of traffic through this area. why don't we bill the people who are actually coming through this area. instead of putting in a toll road system instead of freeways, actually bill the people who are using it and we do have the technology to do that. granted, yes, you are being spied on. all the gas stations are going to know how many times are going by so you might see coupons showing up for the places you're passing. that data is going to be incredibly valuable. >> so e we should know that

in 2010 agent jesus mesa shot sergio adrian hernandez guarico under this bridge on the edge of juarez mexico. the us mexico border runs through the middle of the canal. >> sergio and some of his friends who live on the mexican side of the border often were in that dry ravine, and they were there on that summer evening as well. >> a witness filmed what took place with a cell phone. bobbie mcdow was on the bridge that day too, and later provided this sworn statement to attorney bob hilliard. >> a border patrol agent grabbed a hold of the one basically came into his arms. and he had his weapon in his right arm, and the young man in his left hand. i was very very worried i didn't feel there was any reason for him to have pulled his gun. >> he started firing his weapon, into mexico. [gun shots] >> the border patrol guy aims, and you hear two shots..and one hits sergio right between the eyes. >> after the shooting stopped, i'm looking around and i see that there's someone on the ground underneath the black bridge. and i remember saying to my husband, "is that a body?" and he says, "yes". >>

the man behind the wheel of adrian morris. he lost control and crashed and later died from h