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. >> reporter: there is ainge third eastern part of the democratic republic of congo.se are the flags of the president's ruling party. crowds gathered after an overnight machete attack in the city. civilians and policemen were among the dead. the protesters say the government has failed to stop the violence in this region. >> we don't want this in this country. we want it to stop right now. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: security forces fired shots to disperse the crowd. dozens have been killed in recent weeks. people here blame rebels called the allied democratic forces or actual df for the attacks. the group that has been around since the 1990s and includes disdefends from dr c. ugandan fighters and hutus from rue juan damn the attacks have displaced 10s of thousands of people. the u.n. has spent thousands of peace -- sent thousands of peace keeping soldiers to help fight the rebels and they have come under scathing criticism for failing to protect citizens. militias continue to kill people in the east and force them from their homes. but their distrust of the army and g

. >> when is first came to the sport i wasn't from the south ainge wanted to fillet in but along the way you start to realize, you know, who you are. >> the 6-2 lions are among the nfl's best but star quarterback matt stafford describes how a bridge nearly collapsed on him on his way to work. >>> meb keflezighi explains how winning the boston marathon was his way of paying back the country that took him in as a child. >> we are the american dream and feel blessed that the united states gave us the opportunity because there were other countries that didn't do that >>> welcome to "unguarded." race car driver jeff gordon didn't set out to be a pioneer. and certainly when he first burst on to the scene more than 20 years ago, no one treated him like one. dale earnhardt sr. called him wonder boy. and not in a good way. as southern nascar fans were deeply suspicious of his precocious driving and his california roots. but now at 43 years old, gordon's not only credited with opening the floodgates for other nontraditional drivers, he's threatening to retake the sport all over again. yep, rig

it bounced off when thrusters and harpoons failed to ainge con it and it landed in a shallow crater. >> i guess the sun doesn't get in the crater. so they have to wait until it rotates towards the sun. >>> we have a series of storms headed in our direction. one spinning right off the coastline. clouds making their way into our skies. the low is spinning off the coast, the first in the series of storms that begins to move in later on. today, we are going to see those clouds and a mixture of sun and clouds through the day and then the clouds will be thickening up later in the afternoon. the temperatures mild. then it looks like a wet weather pattern sets up tomorrow through the weekend. there is another low on the back side of this. we're likely going to see some rain from this overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning and probably on and off throughout the day tomorrow, as well. so a dry day today. it will be 60s and 70s in the central valley. mostly cloudy about 56 degrees in lake tahoe. computer models showing high clouds streaming across our skies then thickening up in the evenin

. >>> ray comment by mexico's attorney general has fueled ainge air wrong protesters after the apparent43 missing students. the country's top prosecutor ended a news conference by telling reporters that enough, i am tired. in the southwestern state of guerrero protesters sit fires to vehicles and attacked several government buildings and they have been chancing enough, i am tired with corruption. ma robs owe has decided not to host the africa cup of nations they asked the event to be postponed because of fears over the ebola outbreak. they rejected a concession to agree to hosting the tournament. it's set to take place between january 17th and february 8th. >>> kenya's government has deployed military personnel to the north where tribal violence killed 23 police officers last week. the army is trying to retrieve its stolen weapons which has just spurred more violence in that region. al jazerra's katherine has more from northern kenya. >> reporter: tribal elders from the community hands over a firearm to local activists in northern kenya. it's one of the weapons stolen from 23 security o

main street stores offer perks, such as free giftwrap ainge advice on the best gift or perfect shoe. >> people should shop local because of our excellent customer service, our huge variety of european and american shoes. they are comfort and style. >> according to an industry survey last year shoppers sent a lot more than small change at local stop shoppes on small business saturday forking over l5.7 billion. spending lined by about $200 million from 2012. shoppers in oakland don't have to worry about paying for parking on saturdays. that because the city is offering free parking every saturday between thanksgiving and new year's day. the idea is to encourage consumers to shop at local outlets in oakland's commercial districts instead of going chain stores. while parking may be free on saturday, time limits will still be enforced at the meters, lots and garages. >>> black friday is gone and holiday shoppers now have their sights set on cyber monday. there are some deals out there, if travel is part of your holiday plans? hotels are offering discounted rates for purchases booked betwe

that they were not only betrayed by a process that did not indict officer darren wilson, but also by ainge tear spilled out that burned the city parts of the city to the ground and nothing constructive came 80. >> well, the community -- my sense of sit that the community is police into pretty much two. there are probably -- not 50/50. let's put it this way, there are vast majority of people here in ferguson. who -- and you have soon them on the streets campaigning who certain hi are heart broken and feel let down knoll that it is wrong that officer wilson was not indicted. but are determined to get back up again and fight for the change that they want now. but they were there are some people who are so angry, who have seen this happen so often, and who are -- i think largely the younger end of the male age range. who really feel as if the they have been let down from ought sides in all ways and that physical violence and destruction is the only way to get the message across. >> john, thank you very much. i want to recaptain what has happened. saying that in his opinion, the process is brok

the same sort of ainge is still there right now. it could hurt democrats. a lot of polls are very, very tight. it would take six net gains for republicans to capture the senate. we're not quite there. gerri: we're not quite there. i wanted to ask you which of the races you're really interested in watching? which will be most telling tonight? >> i will look right off early on because we get them early on in north carolina and new hampshire. in both those states the @emocrat is ever so lightly favored. if it turns out the republican wins or scores very big gains in areas that typically republicans do not, it could telegraph what will be a bad evening for democrats and a very good evening for republicans that might even be able to withstand losing a republican seat in kansas. i was talking to a, you know a political historian who was telling me that he is thinking now that the republicans could pick up to eight, maybe nine seats. others are saying that is wishful thinking. that maybe the best repuulicans can hope for is 50 seats, which in that event, has joe b

i will be ainge rail for a good few days, that's fine, i will keep myself in my own room and have a littleth myself and come out and win next week. >>> the world's squash championship staking place in qatar this week. egyptian players will once again be his fiercest rivals. >> reporter: egyptian is squash's number world number one. last month he claimed the u.s. open title, he's now trying to win the world championship for the first time in doug doha. six of the last 11 world champions have been from egypt. >> it's an unbelievable feeling getting that world number one spot that's for sure. you train our your life to get to that spot. you want don't want that too fool you because you want to not just protect it, you want to stretch it from the other players, you want to stay there for as long as you can. >> reporter: the 23-year-old has twice been crowned world junior champion. in fact every year between 2004 and 2013 that event has been won by an egyptian. that includes mohamed's younger brother, for the last eight years they have been training in england. as he is concerned about egypt's

if you look at the designs that suggest that privatization was never intended tobe allowed, ainge little engineering knowledge goes a long way. it's a design feature of the network from the beginning and people are using the network today to deliver, for example, voices. i.p.-based mpletely voice servicer phone is known as votey. and a lot of video and other things work the same way. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span 2. >> up next, former congressmen talk about the midterm election results, plus a discussion on how governing might be done between president obama and the incoming republican-controlled congress. and later, a look at the election results for the house and senate. the national law journal had its day after the election conference in washington, d.c. on wednesday examining the voting results and their likely impact on congress. speakers include former senators olimpa snowe and bob bennett and former congressmen martin frost. this is about 45 minutes. >> thanks, everyone for being here. the first thing we want to discuss, the question of whether

now imagine cross-fit in the ainge of the caveman.rld forgot. exercising much like our predecessors in the paleo electricityic era might have done. robb wolf, the author of "the paleo solution." >> what's the importance? >> it's fun. you do it in a group effort you get a little bit of that tribe community. >> they've always been into fitness. their garage is now an exercise room for the whole family but they were not impressed when they first heard about paleo five years ago. >> i started downloading articles from the web and showing them to michelle and we both laughed over them, thought they were ridiculous. >> reporter: but then henry gave the lifestyle a try. >> and when he started telling & me, i don't know, if whole grains are the best for us and maybe saturated fat isn't such a bad idea and red meat might be good for you, i thought he was banana. >> michelle, a pharmacist by profsion had no intentions of adopts caveman cuisine but noticed the change in her husband. >> he felt so much better, he had so much energy and gained a s

this is higher elevation, ainge wing -- angwin. everyone is in on the morning chill.emperatures. 60s near 70 maybe or a few. there will be a lot of the travel issues. more on that coming up and also big changes for the latter half of our while -- of our workweek. sal? >>> we haven't had any major accidents. but it's slow in some areas, steve. let's start off with a look, of course, at the east bay's traffic. the tone, westbound. it will be -- tone -- toll plaza westbound. as the week goes on, we'll start 0 to see traffic get easier especially on wednesday. let's take a look at interstate 880 both directions here in front of the oakland coliseum. it does look good. if you are driving farther to hayward, fremont, southbound 880 heavy. it doesn't look that much lighter. we go to the livermore valley and 580 is slow just like any other monday. 680 is slow leaving dublin because of earlier issues. back to the desk. >>> something people are talking about this morning. thousands of people hit the streets of san francisco for what is being called a flask mob. tara moriarty is

he spent his teen ainge summers in this valley, in these hills and that's where he got two things -- his love of nature and his understanding of nature. and he also got his understanding of the topography of these hills. >> watch awful our events from madison saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's "book tv" and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on c-span3. >> next, the supreme court oral argument in a whistleblower case, homeland security office versus mclean. then president obama and the u.s. foreign policy. robert mclean was a u.s. air marshall and was fired. mr. mclean's supervisor told him that the cancellations were to save money. believing that the t.s.a. action risked passenger safety he leaked the information to a reporter, prompting congressional criticism leading to the t.s. oomplet's reversal of its decision, this is an hour. s >> congress prohibited disclosures that would be debtmental to the security of transportation. the information ranges from a flight crew's plans for dealing with a hijacking attempt to vulnerabilities in airport security systems to the kind of federal air mar

it's like you hear ainge yellings singing ♪ ooh tax the s&p 500 closing at a record for the 4/2nd timehis year. >> we haven't seen him since friday. >> listen, do you remember -- carl win love carl quintanilla, but i love carl icahn, billionaire activist investor carl icahn. no, he's not fanning investor fever. he's not. no one cares. he believes there will be a major correction in the next three to five years. wow, okay. thanks, carl. was it three were four, five months ago when he said he's been saying this? >> yeah. >> so we're up from there. i can tell you, he's very smart, he's loaded, i love him. but 15 years ago he told me this was going to happen. so i was there. i know the man. >> the question is whether -- >> three years ago. >> he's the hedge fund manager and part of what he does is protect money from the downside. so you're always looking for that. >> while the market has moved from 5,000 to 18 thousand, he's never thought this the market i was was not overvalued. that's all i'm telling you. >> take take it for what it's wor worth. >>> so that doesn't mean he's not going to