in 2007, aaron alexis joined the u.s. navy, as with other servicemembers he a background check was performed and he was granted a low level security clearance. after a discharge from the navy to thousand 11, alexis was hired by defense contractor that confirmed he possessed the balance security clearance. this marked him as a test for the individual -- trustworthy individual. it was provided with an id card his accessthorized to several buildings, including building 197 at the washington navy yard. shortly before 8:00 a.m. on november -- october 16, aaron alexis drove to the red -- front gate of the washington navy yard and displayed his access card. he was admitted by security, parked his car, and walked to building 197. hele entering that nothing encountered to additional security layers, a turnstile that required a that a -- a valid access card, and a security guard. toortunately these were prevent unauthorized access, not to screen for weapons. wereeople working there trustworthy because they had security clearances,

alexy agreed to show us just how easy it is to get the vital ingredient painkillers.e were on our way to the drugstore i don't have any prescription but i believe i'll get everything i need to it's not a problem. it's. take a moment just five minutes on the list that alexy tells us that crocodile is made played by income to what it would you know a household detergents or even gasoline which i recently just taking for needs not so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients in the good old to get in return is a very intense and very short time i dixon has developed so far faster than heroin this is a drug is poor there's a condom food and things that will get you rushes problem with a pocket down peaked at the turn of the century sense that the veil ability of coding has been half of the restricted and pharmacists as one of the lockyer addicts has survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster. it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family everything. i do question ou

it didn't take him long just five minutes and he was back alexy tells us. that crocodile is made by combining comedy with ordinary household detergents or invent gasoline with larry summers just taking for people not so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients and what they get in return is a very intense and very short time the diction has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drug of poor those who can't afford anything as one of the luckier addicts has survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster. it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family everything. i do question our team moscow. coming up sophie shevardnadze talks to a former british intelligence officer about the changing face of espionage that's on sophie co here on our team international. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh if i heard about the scandal involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspend

alexy agreed to show us just how easy it is to get the vital ingredient painkillers just when. we were on our way to the drugstore i don't have a new prescription but i believe i'll get everything i need to it's not a problem. it didn't take him just five minutes. alexy tells us that crocodile is made like buying candy with the ordinary household detergents or invent gasoline larry summers just didn't even add so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients and get all they get in return is a very intense and very short time i did dixon has developed some. just falls out of an heroin this is a drug is poor there's a condom who doesn't get it you rushes problem with a crocodile peaked at the turn of the century sense that and the veil ability of coding has been happily restricted and pharmacist as one of the lockyer addicts who survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. on the new deal with you don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster. the painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family you know everything. i do to question o

it didn't take him long just five minutes and it was alexy tells us. that crocodile tears may fly from buying chrome to the ordinary household detergents or invent gasoline which i've recently just taken from a god so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients you get what they get in return is a very intense and very short time i the diction has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drugs poor those who can't afford anything as one of the lockyer addicts who survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. on the new deal with you don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster it's you insulate all that it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family everything. i do question our team moscow go are going to be time for the u.s. government to cut a deal with edward snowden hear all sides of the argument next in cross talk. to the. new seasons here yes but there's already been plenty to celebrate this december on this month's show willing how the future tense so lazy set in stone how to make m

good morning, alexis. >> good morning, anne-marie.paying particular attention because a strong jobs report could spur the federal reserve to pull back on its economic stimulus program. the economy has added an average of 202,000 jobs a month from august to october. the unemployment level stands at 7.3%. indications that the fed may cut back its economic stimulus sent stocks lower on wall street. the dow jones industrial average lost 68 points, its fifth straight day of decline. the nasdaq fell 4 points. asian markets were cautious ahead of the u.s. jobs report. tokyo's nikkei gained nearly 1% and hong kong's hang seng added a fraction. >>> general motors is pulling most of its chevrolet brand from europe. most chevy sales in europe will end by the beginning of 2016. gm says it will concentrate its european sales efforts on its german made opal brand. they'll offer the corvette throughout europe. >>> and fast food workers demonstrated for higher wages yesterday. protests and work stoppages were held across the country. the effort to ra

alexy agreed to show us just how easy it is to get the vital ingredient painkillers just when. we were on our way to the drugstore i don't have a new prescription but i believe i'll get everything i need to it's not a problem. it's. take him just five minutes back alexy tells us that crocodile is made like buying a home with the ordinary household detergents or event gasoline which i recently just taken for even odd so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients in the good old to get in retirement is a very intense and very short time i feel the diction has developed so far as it falls it doesn't heroin this is a drug is poor so there's a con the golden things that will get you rushes problem with a pocket out peaked at the turn of the sanctuary sense that the veil ability of coding has been happily restricted and pharmacist as one of the lockyer addicts who survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning about on the radio what you don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster you know it's you and so it was that because it's so painful it's so scary

it didn't take him long just five minutes and it was alexy tells us. that crocodile is made by combining comedy with the ordinary household detergents or event gasoline which i recently just taken for review god so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients you get what they get in return is a very intense and very short time i feel the dixon has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drug is poor so there's a con the golden things that will get you as one of the lock your addict has survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning about on the deal with you don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster it's you insulate all that because it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family when you have everything up to be civil i didn't question our team at moscow. a look now at the latest breakthroughs in gadgets in the high tech world in technology update. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. that's so true of the twenty fourteen olympics what's this place like

alexy agreed to show us just how easy it is to get the vital ingredient painkillers. we were on our way to the drugstore i don't have any prescription but i believe i'll get everything i need to it's not a problem. it's. take him long just five minutes and he was back alexy tells us that crocodile is made from buying condoms with ordinary household detergents or event gasoline which every summer is just a conflict even god so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients and what they get in return is a very intense and very short time i know the diction has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drug of poor there's a kind of forward anything you rushes problem with crocodile peaked at the turn of the century sense that the veil ability of coding has been have a restricted and pharmacist as one of the lockyer addicts has survived after quitting crocodile aleksey has a stark warning about on india what you don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster it's you insulated it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family every

it didn't take him long just five minutes and it was alexy tells us. that crocodile is made by combining county but it was never a household detergents or even gasoline it was recently just taken from a god so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients you want to get in return is a very intense and very short time i the diction has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drug of poor so there is a con the food and things that will get you as one of the lockyer addicts who survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster it's you insulate all that because it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family and you know everything. i do to question our team must now go out coming out of larry king's exclusive tour of u.s. news history here on r t interns and. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the scandal involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspended f

alexis goalstooen communication director for the other 98% and contributor to "the nation." i'll start off with you tonight, grover. a full-time 40-hour a week worker making $7.25 an hour taking two weeks off for vacation, that's $14,500 a year. do you think that's a fair wage? >> look, we have a real problem here. there are a million people fewer working today than when obama took office. we've got a lot of jobs that have been lost. we need not only good starting jobs, but the opportunity to move forward, which is why if you can get a job and hold it and move up the scale, that's very important. we need both economic growth and job opportunities. that's where the present economy is failing the american people. we're not creating the jobs we need to. >> but, grover -- >> fewer american people working today than when obama took over. >> i don't want to play politics here. >> that's a number. >> do you think this is a fair wage? can people live on $7.25 an hour? >> well, i don't expect people work for $7 an hour for all of their lives. it is a better job opening, a first job t

it didn't take him long just five minutes and he was back alexy tells us. a crocodile is made by combining cantin with ordinary household detergents or invent gasoline with larry summers just even for people had so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients what they get in return is a very intense and very short time the addiction has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drug of poor those who can't afford anything as one of the lockyer addicts has survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster it eats you inside it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family everything. i do question our team my scalp. scary stuff and just to update you get on the rather sparse information we've got at the moment but it is what we've got breaking news this hour in a blast has hit a city in southern russia we believe it's the city appear to go risk apparently early reports say a car pulled over outside a police checkpoint there an hour ago and then it exploded we

alexy tells us. crocodile is made by income to look at the ordinary household detergents or invent gasoline's of it which i recently just taken from means not so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients in the get what they get in return is a very intense and very short time i was there dixon has developed so far faster than heroin this is a drug is poor so there's a condom who doesn't but he's the one getting it as one of the lockyer addicts has survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning the but i'm in the don't do it at this thing just turns you into a monster you know it's you and so that it will be that so painful it's so scary you know that everything your friends your family and you know everything. i did a question our team must now go out twenty minutes past midnight in moscow more news that means thirty two minutes time thanks for being without international viewers appreciate it coming up larry king is here with more of his exclusive tour of the u.s. news history s

you don't want to so that happens and alexis. i know you are shy and your life changed and now it may change in the way you hope and pray. alexis, is there anything you want to say having to rely on strangers and not people in the insurance company that were supposed to protect you, you want to say anything to the folks who write and care about you? has it made you feel good? >> yes. >> okay, and appreciative 12-year-old girl and next time we see you alexis, your life will change in the way you dreamed and we are happy to be a part of the story. your fight, it all paid off and when will the surgery be, gen. do you know? >> i don't know. there is so much we have to figure out. and we department anticipate so much support. we'll work and figure out what her step will be. >> her life will be saved and so happy for you and keep in touch. we'll continue our help. >> thank you. >> and family there. a race against time and moving block of ice. and 70 stranded on a cruise ship trapped. will they get the help they need? . ♪ ho ho ho [ fem

coming back that was alexis goldstein communications director of the other ninety eight percent time now for today's big deal. brit took her as she joins me now to talk about striking picket lines etc now we want to deliver by wednesday december twenty fifth well not so fast hundreds of workers at amazon and germany have walked off the job in an effort to pressure the e-commerce leader to settle on a wage disagreement now these are the first strikes against amazon anywhere in the world and today the strikers plan to rally outside amazon's seattle headquarters a top amazon executive in germany said the workers were mostly unskilled and had been unemployed for a long time implying they should be grateful to work at amazon ritual i turn to you in a down economy when employers have so much power like amazon does do workers have much leverage when they go on strike in a place like germany they have significantly more leverage than they do in the united states and that has to do with germany's labor laws which were regarded as significantly stronger and more in favor of employees in the un

this is an interview between alexis and her daughter leslie.hink alexis only recently started or completed her transition. cox alexis martinez speaking with her daughter leslie. >> when it came out to my mom that i was transgender, i think you're 13 or 14 and she call the police. i was remember that the police showed up they just laughed and told her, you've got a fag for sun, there's nothing we can do about it. by that time i had become a member of the gang. people just didn't mess with me because they knew they had a fight on their hands. when i looked back, i was a musk is a frantic because i would be wearing combat boots and blue jacketnd leather but underneath that would have on stockings and a bra. i remember the stark period. i didn't think anybody can love somebody like me. >> i remember as a little girl you would say things like, i know not love. i keep remembering, daddy, i love you. such an important thing for me to express to you how much, she mattered and it was a big to do i discover some female close. it was uncovering the secret

now coming up why law is the volcker verbiage venerated or vilified alexis goldstein joins us to help render a verdict after the break and who does amazon blame for stealing christmas and if not for granted rachel herz this and i discussed the purchase first major strike against the mega retailer in today's big deal and as we had you a quick break here's a look at the today's closing numbers stick around. big bucks but. did 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 shrek albums. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our proximity we've been hijacked right handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our polity harbors once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing. ready to join the movement and welcome the. wealthy b

now coming up why law is the volcker verbiage venerated or vilified alexis goldstein joins us to help render a verdict after the break and who does amazon blame for stealing christmas and if not for grants rachel her safe and i discussed the purchase of the first major strike against the mega retailer in today's big deal and as we head through a quick break here's a look at the today's closing numbers stick around. i . think. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question or. the best rules in life are to the point and at first the vocal rules seem promising don't let banks gamble with cost more money but to no surprise it's much easier said than done now after three years and many many missed lines the vocal rule finally came to permission last week now lobbyists activists and advocates from both sides are combing through the rule so who exactly are the winners and the losers joining me now alexis goldstein former v.p. of merrill lynch an occupy wall str

el hombre alexis taborda espera una hija de carmen bruselario, alexis estÁ embarazado de 8 meses. >>>cidieron tener un hijo. >>> el embarazo es ajeno a mÍ. nunca pensÉ tener un hijo. >>> pero dice que lo hace por su mujer y su futura hija. >>> lo hago porque se que la amo, que la voy a disfrutar despuÉs, y por el hecho que amo a karen con locura, y el amor que nos tenemos lo vale. >>> la pareja vive en victoria, entre rÍos, 400 kilÓmetros de buenos aires, donde la vida para un transexual no es fÁcil. >>> si Íbamos a restaurante venÍa el mozo. >>> al que nos decÍa que nos retiremos. >>> los reciÉn casados estÁn ansiosos por el nacimiento de gÉnesis. >>> lo Único que espero es que acepte a mi hija, porque somos personas normales, somos una familia normal. >>> ademÁs, le pidieron un papa casarse por la iglesia catÓlica. gustavo mariel, univisiÓn. >>> jorge calvo tiene la informaciÓn deportiva. >>> asÍ es, listas las semifinales de la liga mx. cuartos de final, partido de vuelta, la mÁquina se adelanta con el gol de gimÉnez, pero velÁsquez empata y acababa con las aspiraciones, y el toluc

good morning, alexis. >> good morning to you, wendy. inked a must-have deal with a mobile carrier. china mobil has 700 million subscribers, twice the population of the u.s. while the two companies announced sunday china mobil will start selling the iphone 5c and 5s beginning next month. apple hopes to sell up to 30 million iphones next year but they've lost a lot of ground to china whose companies sell much cheaper iphones. hong kong's hang seng added half a percent. the shanghai composite gained a quarter percent and tokyo's nikkei is closed for a holiday. >>> and christmas week should be a calm week here on wall street. experts say investors will be looking at economic data. last week the market skyrocketed into record territory. the dow added 465 points and the nasdaq gained over 103. >>> and after a month of increases, the pipe at the pump has gone down. the lundburg survey says the average for a gallon of regular is now $3.26. that's a dip of 2 cents over the past two weeks. >>> and fans of the reality show "duck dynasty" quacked u

it's two years since drug addict alexi lost his best friend and every december i have visited his grave. andrea was a group exact he was into advertising he was involved in several projects but the thing just killed him we couldn't chased him to do that thing it was just some more of an extremely addictive opioid to get users in jacked as a better known as crocodile because it gives addicts gangrenous skin as also described as the flash be dropped it causes severe brain damage or skin eventually falls off and kills addicks within two years alexy managed to escape the consequences of the drug but his story is more of an exception than the rule and reality of those who try the so-called world's deadliest drug even ones pay dearly for the cheap high and all too often they end up here or abroad and you've got to remember my friend couldn't work because of the drug he needed to inject again it became an obsession in the end he was only working to afford the crocodile is cheap costing just in terms of the price of regular herring and most worryingly is really manufactured at home using over t

. >>> karen y alexis estÁn llenos de alegrÍa por el nacimiento de gÉnesis, naciÓ por cesarea. >>> eraÓ que era hora de irse de casa. >>> dormi en casas abandonadas. me tocÓ comer de la calle. >>> tanto karen como alexis mostraron que parecÍan estar en el cuerpo equivocado. >>> me regalaban una muÑeca y la tiraba. las odiaba. >>> no querÍa hacer deportes con los varones, me hacia encima. >>> cuando se conocieron durante una manifestaciÓn a la ley de identidad de genero su atracciÓn fue instantea. >>> pensÉ que era un pibe biolÓgico, hablaba como hombre, era muy, no me podÍa imaginar que era un chico transexual. >>> y los dos decidieron unir su vida. la vida en pareja les planteo un nuevo reto, a ella le gustaban los hombres y al las mujeres, al momento de la intimidad las cosias no serÍan. >>> nos planteamos que se iba a complicar, yo no soy bisexual. con el tiempo superÓ este obstÁculo y quisieron dar un paso mÁs alla. >>> vamos a ser papa, no le crei, y se largÓ a llorar, y aÍi le voy creyendo, me acerco a ver y habÍa dos rayas. >>> desde hace un aÑo en argentina hay una ley que le p

good morning, alexis. >> good morning, anne-marie. asia where stocks were lower ahead of central bang meetings in the european union and the uk. tokyo's nikkei dropped 1.5%. hong kong's hang seng lost a fraction. wall street begins its trading day after some gains and losses as investors found really little reason for big moves. the dow jones industrial average finished lower for the fourth straight day losing 25 points. the nasdaq was up a fraction. >>> a federal reserve survey found the economy held steady during the 16-day government shoulddown. the government released its beige book survey yesterday. seven of the bank's 12 banking districts found the growth moderate. most will not change its stimulus program when it meets on december 17th. >>> start the presses. "newsweek" is going back into print. paper copies of "newsweek" will begin rolling off the presses next year. "newsweek" stopped publishing print editions a year ago. the magazine's owner, ibt media, wants the weekly version to be paid for by subscription fees instead of a

good morning, alexis. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. it's certainly been a mediocre december at best. according to shopper track sales dropped 3% since last year. and the first week of the month, sales dropped about 3% again. but in november, sales rose, almost 3.5%. we should note the numbers don't include online sales. asian markets are higher ahead of the holidays. tokyo's nikkei finished a fraction ahead of six years. china's shanghai composite added a fraction and hong kong's hang seng is closed for a holiday. a half day here on wall street as traders get ready for christmas and others smiling on their day off. a santa claus rally yesterday sent the markets into record territory again. the dow rose 73 points to a new high. the nasdaq jumped 44. >>> a christmas gift for home owners. the new chief who oversees fannie mae and freddie mac said he'll postpone and may even cancel a fee that would add millions to the cost of mortgages. housing experts say those fees would have been passed on to borrowers with less than perfect credit hist

it didn't take him long just five minutes and he was back alexy tells us. that crocodile is made by combining with ordinary household detergents or event gasoline larry summers just ignorant people had so many different really dangerous toxic ingredients what they get in return is a very intense and very short time the addiction has developed so fast faster than heroin this is a drug of poor those who can't afford anything as one of the lock your addict has survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning. don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster it's you insulated it's so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family everything. i do to question our team moscow go out. kind of soon after the break people of a looks ahead to where the talks between the israelis and the palestinians may finally resolve the deadlock guns are in twenty four to be over but with more news in thirty three minutes from now. jamie dimon is a guy he's begging to be euthanised and i think as a country is a world we should get together and a

in 2007, aaron alexis joined the u.s. navy, as with other servicemembers he a background check was performed and he was granted a low level security clearance. after a discharge from the navy to thousand 11, alexis was hired by defense contractor that confirmed he possessed the balance security clearance. this marked him as a test for the individual -- trustworthy individual. it was provided with an id card his accessthorized to several buildings, including building 197 at the washington navy yard. shortly before 8:00 a.m. on november -- october 16, aaron alexis drove to the red -- front gate of the washington navy yard and displayed his access card. he was admitted by security, parked his car, and walked to building 197. hele entering that nothing encountered to additional security layers, a turnstile that required a that a -- a valid access card, and a security guard. toortunately these were prevent unauthorized access, not to screen for weapons. wereeople working there trustworthy because they had security clearances,

in 2007, aaron alexis joined the u.s. navy. as with other service members, background check was performed and he was granted a low-level security clearance. after an honorable discharge in 2011, alexis was hired by s whose contractor confirmed that he possessed valid security clearance. securityf that clearance and that job, alexis was provided with an id card that would authorize his access to certain facilities including building 197 at the washington navy yard. shortly before 8:00 a.m. on six number 16th -- september 16, he drove to the front gate of the navy yard and displayed his access card. he was admitted by security, park his car and walked to building 197. by entering that building, he encountered two additional security layers, an automated turnstile which required a valid access card and an armed security guard posted near an entrance. unfortunately, these measures were designed primarily to prevent unauthorized access and not to screen for weapons. officials probably thought that the people working there were trust

alexis suites as 21-year-old shall nell ve last questions of california.rnet site backpage makes it possible for this sacramento college student to sell herself 2,000 miles from home. >> you're under arrest for prostitution. we're taking you in. >> calm and cooperative, she claims she operates alone. >> you use the lobby computer to post? how are you poers something. >> either posting on the that computer or have my best friend post from my iphone or i post from my iphone. >> a quick search of the internet reveals, thanks to backpage, alexis suites has logged a lot of miles. channel tells them she commutes from california to chicago because there's a higher demand for latino women in the windy city. >> how did you get this money? >> some i made and some i already had. >> we're going to count it, all right? >> that's $200, three, you have $408. >> the sheriff says backpage knows all too well their site is used by pimps and traffickers, not just people looking for massages. >> we have arrested like upwards of 500 people. they've all been in response to ads a

. >> reporter: when aaron alexis opened fire at the navy yard, seconds mattered.e had to respond without hesitation, but alexis was able to kill an armed private security guard and use the guard's weapon to kill even more people. now the gao is out with a report that questions training for contract guards at almost tent thousand federal facilities. officials -- 10,000 federal facilities. officials at five different guard companies told investigators their employees had not been trained how to respond to an active shooter. >> i think the public should be concerned because there is no assurance that guards have been trained to stand post. >> reporter: federal protective service director eric patterson told a senate committee this week the guard's mission is not engaging attackers but ensuring people can get in and out of the be, but it is unclear if they're even ready for that. an official from one guard company admitted more than 1/3 of his workers had never been trained in something as basic as x-ray and magnotometer screening. >> the federal protective service is

we're joined i alexis goldstein and washington, d.c. seven years she worked on wall street as a computer programmer and morgan stanley, merrill lynch, deutsche bank. she later got involved with occupy wall street and is not the medications director at the other 98%. welcome back. talk about your recommendations for what these bankers should do for their bonuses. a guest on the she said 10 million people were displaced during the foreclosure crisis, often due to predatory loans, mortgages that were sold that had rates that were bait and switch rates. our suggestion is simply that they should take this money and do something about the lack of affordable housing, which we think is a problem they caused because they've essentially thrown so many people wrongfully out of their homes. we had a proposal to take $60 billion unfunded something called the national housing trust fund for two years. this program was created by george bush in 2008. it is funded at already billion dollars for 10 years could and homeless -- funded at $30 billion for 1

authorities still haven't found alexis murphy. >>> there is new video now. this comes as the national transportation safety board holds a one day hearing into that crash that left three passengers dead and 200 others injured. the jet was flying lower and slower than expected as it was landing. it struck a seawall and broke into pieces. the pilot told investigators he was very concerned about doing an approach for his landing at san francisco. the chairman says she wants to ensure the lessons of the tragedy are well learned and the circumstances are not repeated. printing organs on a 3d printer. >> doreen has more on a new hospital helping surgeons with the most difficult and complex surgeries. doreen? >> that's right, pat and wendy. doctors are using 3d printers to create exact replicas of organs. they say it's the newest tool to help children with heart problems. >> there's a limit who what photographs can read. >> if a picture is worth 1,000 words, then what is this 3d mo human heart worth? >> it helps me understand the subtle nuances a tiny bit better. fo

agencies and contractors did not act on red flags about the mental health of navy yard gunman aaron alexis. >> the navy didn't do what they were supposed to do. they didn't follow the rules that are in existence. the va didn't follow the rules that are in existence. if they did, this rattlesnake would never have been allowed under the tent ander in would have killed our beloved mary. >> suit also says navy yard security was lax. alexis killed 12 people before he died in a shootout with police back in september. >>> a life-long career in the white house cut short. the victim spent more than three decades working under several presidential administrations. but a car accident left him paralyzed and out of work. eri erika gonzalezs has more on his long road to recovery. >> reporter: retirement is the pin knackle of careers. but this isn't how james envisioned his. >> this isn't what you call the golden years. >> reporter: he said he spent more than 30 years working in the white house plumbing shop. >> i was making good money. i had a good crew. >> reporter: and worked under every president fro

is that tougher, alexis, when you're running against a woman?ut his communication skills when he speaks to women is that he tends to soften himself a little bit. when he talks about issues like universal pre-when he talks about even his anti-abortion stance, he doesn't use that blustery tone. he speaks in a softer way. and that's something that women actually find appealing so they can take in a message that may not be the party line they want to hear but it's delivered in a way that makes them think they can trust him. >> in your article you talk about the matters that matter most to women. in a pew poll, the economy is the most important followed by jobs, health care, education. social issues like abortion are still there, but they're much lower down. on the other hand, we saw ken cuccinelli and what the debate over reproductive rights did for him. so i guess the question becomes, does this become something bigger in a presidential campaign where there is a woman? >> i think what nobody's talking about right now is that we are right at the for

alexis christoforous is there at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's been a mediocre december at best. according to shopper track sales dropped 3% since last year. and at the first of the month, the sales dropped 3% again. we should note the numbers don't include online sales. asian markets are higher ahead of the holidays. tokyo's nikkei finished a fraction ahead of six years. china's shanghai composite added a half percent and hong kong's hang seng is closed for the holiday. a santa claus rally yesterday sent the markets into record territory again. the dow rose 73 points to a new high. the nasdaq jumped 44. >>> a christmas gift for homeowners, the new chiefs of fannie mae and freddie mac said he'll postpone and may even cancel a fee that would add millions to the cost of mortgages. >>> hyundai and kia will spend almost $400 million to settle charges they overstated gas mileage. last year, the epa found the automaker's inflated fuel economy numbers on 13 models. so instead of collecting a monthly fee, hyu

tavis: alexis is no longer here either. two: cancerxis past and pneumonia. colon cancersed to and pneumonia. she was 37 and i was 30 4 p.m. so that was a most theater years ago -- almost 30 years ago. 2004, was last to pass in which awakened my sense of my own mortality and sense of purpose in terms of why i'm here, why i've been blessed with the cap form -- the platform to do different things. philanthropicfelt way because of the salvation army influence in my young age. and i've project it in my story about always having the character out in front of me, that tomorrow will be the best day of my life. hopefully, i can make a difference tomorrow that i haven't been able to make today. i don't know exactly what it is or how it will happen. all i know is that it's a possibility. and during the course of operating my life and living the lifestyle that i live now, where i do have a beautiful wife and three beautiful children at home and i have four sons and three daughters and five grandchildren. so we have fullness to somewhat compensate for the absence of the

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i'm alexis. >>> ten minutes before 5:00. and you maybe eyeing jewelry to buy as a last minute present or for yourself this holiday season. kpix 5 joe vasquez has an inside tip to save you some cash. >> it's very nice. but i don't think it's the price that i can afford. >> when it comes to buying street jewelry, misty davy never settles for what's on the price tag. >> how much do you want to pay? >> i was thinking more like $35. >> what can you do at a high end jewelry store with a breathtaking price tag. it turns out these jewels are negotiable too. especially at the smaller family run stores. and to build trust, he says he shares with his customers a little inside information. it turns out. diamond sellers subscribe to the rapaport diamond report. it announces the wholesale price of the diamond. before it's marked up by the jewelry. >> if they're not showing you. you know there's a reason they don't want to show you and educate you. there's a red flight right there. >>> 4:51, a pair of glasses saved a 16-year-old girl from

alexis reports. >> u.s.portation officials kicked off the annual drive sober or get pulled over crackdown on drunk driving this holiday season. >> every 54 minutes during the holiday season, drunk driving claims a life. >> jean's 18-year-old daughter was killed in a drunk driving accident on new year's day last year. >> it's a heartbreak for me, my family. >> a tree with 830 red lights represents caitlin and the others killed by drunk drivers during the holiday season. researchers say frequent sobriety check points are a deterrent. reducing deaths by 20%. officials also unveiled tougher guidelines for ignition interlocks. breath devices that prevent a car from starting if a driver's blood alcohol level is too high. >> with these locks installed, they are 75% less likely to repeat behavior compared to those who do not. >> among the recommendation, requiring interlocks for all drivers convicted of dwi, including first time offenders. >> what we know is that a person who first gets caught is not the first time

for the latest business news follow me on twitter @alexiscbsnews. >> i'm alexis christoforous at the stock exchange. >>> the fraud fallout is far from over after the massive breach at target stores. we know where some of the stolen accounts are now showing up. kpix 5's julie watts found out some banks are actually paying off the crooks now to try to staten out the mess. >> we're looking at now is what's called a card shop. >> reporter: it's about as far as you can get from a hallmark store. security expert neal o-fer rell says this is one of the many sites selling the numbers stolen some here in the bay area. prices? let's just say most are real steals. >> here we have discover card. and it's selling for $39. >> reporter: who's buying them? well, main can. but right now some of the primary customers are the banks themselves. trying to limit the damage. >> they sell them to not the highest bidder but any bidder. kind of ransom. >> reporter: but numbers aren't the only things that hackers have exposed. also shown how vulnerable the current generation of credit cards is to fraud. >> it'

the restricted and pharmacist as one of the lockyer addicts who survived after quitting crocodile alexy has a stark warning by the new deal with you don't do it this thing just turns you into a monster. so painful it's so scary you lose everything your friends your family everything. i do question all our moscow go out all the arctic thirty environmental protesters can finally leave russia and go home moscow has dropped all charges against them for trying to board an offshore oil rig and ass started issuing i was it raises the full story on our website. and after decades of heated talks the way is clear for japan to move to a u.s. army base and its borders but not nearly as far away as the crowds of protesting locals had hoped that story in full on r.t. dot com. a look at the latest breakthroughs and gadgets in the high tac world next technology update stay with us. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the scandal involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspended for making what many conside

. >> alexis of cbs money watch.com is in for jason brooks with this morning's financial news.ood morning. >> good morning, frank and anne. we have stocks pushing further into record territory here. it's the early going. but so far, looking pretty good. the dow jones industrial average up 83 points at a high of 16,303. the nasdaq is up 30. a fresh 13-year high. the massive security card breech at target sparked at least three class action lawsuits. and more customers are weary of using their cards at the store. the number of credit card transactions at target this weekend slipped about four percent compared to the same time last year. target trying to do some damage control by offering a 10 percent discounts in stores on saturday and sunday. in the mean time, chase bank is slapping daily cash and spending limits on 2 million debit cards used at target that could be susceptible to fraud. and tiffany must pay the maker ofswatch watches because of a contract dispute. they were going to make and sell watches under the tiffany brand and they were going to share the profits. the vent