thanks for watching al jazeera americ i'm del walters. techknow is next. [♪ music ] >> i was really lucky because i got to go to vancouver, seattle, and alaska to learn about genetically modified salmon. it's so cool. these fish are just crazy. you got to take a look. this here is a gm salmon that is a year old. >> genetically modified, right. >> yes. >> this king may be facing competition from a fish created in laboratory. >> those fish are hungry. >> reporter: they're called mg, genetically modified. here in vancouver, canada, these trains have been genetically modified to become a super salmon, eating voraciously and growing by leaps and bounds. >> i was throwing feed out in the water and it was a feed ing frenzy. >> they respond dramatically and show a 30-fold increase in growth relative to wild type . >> 10 to 30 times the speed of growth. >> taking science a step further, asking the food and drug administration to approve their farmed salmon for sale in the u.s. and from the looks of things it might happen. the fda has said it is sa

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this year all we saw was government essentially using force against americ citizens. 245 has been a hallmarkobama's administration and it will continue in 2014 as well jie. and your pick for the story of the year, the topic of the year? >> as europe's entitlement state implodes america marches toward the same. >> i was surprised not that obamacare is not overwhelming number one on both facebook and twitter, but benghazi came in there quite a bit and as michelle and john point out it is less transparent in administrations. your thoughts? >> look, at the end of the year there is clearly a lot of work that we have to do to make sure people understand that government plays a very important role in fixing our problems and the level of incompetence on a number of these issues does have to be addressed. but it doesn't take away from the fact that we cannot solve these problems without the help of government. it is not a left-right thing. the organizations that happens as well. >> your story of the year then. >> i think it has to be obamacare. >> i have to move on. have i to move on. we have to get

that is because of the massive subsidies for up to 62% of americs. thomas, his gray tabby with us. >> thank you for having me. lori: let's get the number 70 obamacare enrollment. to the best of your knowledge, how many er healthy americans have found that we need 2.7 million of them by the end of next year. >> not many of them. lou: lori: 60% of americans. it is a matter of information coming up there's been a lot of confusion signing up for this as well. but once you get the plan, the dollar is rolling out the door and it's huge. and there are big incentives. lori: they've also increased the marriage penalty as well. >> yes, plugging in the calculator for a family of four, and you can basically get a bronze plan for nothing. the government pays 10,000 and basically and $60,000 a year, above the 50% line. you will get a big subsidy. i don't think it's right that the giant subsidy. lori: the costs are astronomical for consumers. >> you get subsidized and there are buffers in there. the cost it costs get more expensive to cover the high-risk people and

much difference and what they want is communicating the conservative message to the working-class americsbeen very left out from something that was cooked up in the boardroom or the board of directors and offer the people and came down sweating through their clothes. when we take our message and we communicated to the guy who brought his lunch home with empty plastic bags from his sandwich and he said at his kitchen table, and he understands that we will put these kids were they want to go, we win elections. and when we stop fighting amongst ourselves and start understanding the real water, it's want to regain the freedom that americans are losing under big government. neil: okay. thank you for the information out of the blue. >> the president has done pretty well reading a teleprompter. [laughter] neil: governor huckabee, thank you so much. whatever consensus you have, it's always wrong. i told you this before. and i told you this and why are you people listening? [laughter] >> anyway, hot how bad does this do? we will hash it out. not only what it means for republicans, but for democrat

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you are see international is now take a look at what our team has lined up for you in our website americal for some an extreme conditions for others severe winter storms for us government offices and some parts of the middle east to close while people are left of miring there where winter while the entirety of calm to watch the video. was as mass surveillance causes even more controversy across the globe had to our website to find out what an english artist has invented to pass down the street undetected . rare way of life is under threat in an ancient settlement in spain where authorities have renewed attempts to the dozens of cave dwelling families from their homes throughout the week dozens of activists have been protesting the way they deem unlawful and unfair are they living off enough was welcomed into one of them unconventional homes. it's views like this one breathtaking isn't it that's made not of famous for drawing visitors in but it's the city's plans to force out a group of residents from this very hill that's drawing controversy now it's a bit of an unusual kind of story we're

extensions and in some cases exemptions, creating confusion and prolonging uncertainty for millions o americs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ashely: goodeveing, everyone. i am aley webster in for lou dobbs. the obama administration announcing today that it is extending the deadline for consumers shopping on healthcare.gov yesterday. folks ll now he until tomorrow, christmas eve, to pick plan if they want their health reoverage starting on january thfirst. the official reason for the delay, the centers for medicare and medicaid say that theyhave up tfive times the usual traffic. it may have something to do that the fact that for most of the day,t was impossible to enroll throh the obamacare website. cms confirmin over a million people visiting the website today, wch is built to accommodate 800,000 people per day. fox news correspondent peter duceycounted several times when he ted to log on. healthcare.gov has a l of visitors right now. suggestinghat visitors leave their e-mail and come back at a later date. so what happens if you can't enroll by tomorrow night? that is still unclear. those who sign up could also be e

hundreds of people we see the beginning of the end of this case and i'm very thankful to pro on bill americal for their role. she played in the so in. my release i found out about her role when i was already in i had access to these sources and all for information that most of you know which to take for granted that you know there needs to media facebook twitter got there about stuff like that you're nothing like that existed when i went to prison . yet. there are many people and organizations who played any role in this process anonymous through me grateful to all of them apologize that i cannot name everybody one of the reasons being that i'm not familiar with it although. i would like to thank the museum the museum on the wall and the director for this opportunity to holds our press conference here. and for remembering me that what you see me and my fellow prisoners throughout those years were good thank you very much exclusive i'm very grateful for the. i had to be this was a new forgettable. not only this section of three which groups it has to do use with the you could say yes thank you

john: americc's biggest environmental success is tracking for natural gas.d amers cardinal put many celebritiesike john lennon's wife and son trash it is don't frack my mother then the crowd follows. >> they do. powerfully they sway natalie their followers like when george clooney spotted off on global warming says something, it goes global. unlike the and on celebrities who cannot get the word out quite as effectively. they are a great power. john: james hirsen. by the way ed begley, jr. said he either does conservation from his conservative father it was wrong to waste any resource. we also reached out to every actor about the hypocrisy but not one responded. hollywood makes millions selling stuff to us but at the same time they say they despise profit. >> it is a filthy word. >> reid. another word for it. so i can rch ally nk 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacu! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having bran

john: 2013 the year a major amer city declared bankruptcy, i feared detroit is just a little bit ahead of the re of the cntry. >> one of the problemor deetz deetzdetroit you had politiciand union leaders,ubbingach other's backs, unions kept politicians in, and then they rewarded them with kushy pensions. john: indeed teat they kept electing politicians saying they would fix it now, instead, cnn got this one right. >> they turned city hall into a den of bribes and kickbac makinghemselves rich. john: former mayor, charged taxpayer for 54 trips, limo ntal, and nightclub charges, but some 50 cities have gone broke since 1980, usually it is just giving. %-money from unions and unionsg gets moneyey from politicians theyit down and engage in hard bargaining, that is where detroit is the cany in the mine for a lot of american cities and states. >> it catches up with people, hopefully, other cities will learn from detroit and mend their way. john: you pointed out in cities and state government, this grpon attitude, you can get a dollar but spend 60-cents. >> as long as you may 60-cents and good

and every cell phone call in americ is being ept the records medicine analyzed by thegovernment. that goes against the founding fathers and what th talked about in e amndments. john: they are not listening to the case. >> it's none of their business and i should not have to justify my privacy to anyone unless they i am an inteational business person who deals with peoppe in sweden. and they sayhat it is open. or maybe has a personal relationsh that they don't want to ta about. and i thinkwe haveet that lapse. john: these could be an option for places like detroit. >> inste of asking houston to bail out detroit, but we do is help detroiters bail themselves out. and those who pay more taxes will get more back. and those are e businesses that have already shown that they can get customers to vote for their business on a daily basis and it would leave over a billion dollars in detroit, not sending it to washington, and i think it's a kind of free-market stimulus that would actually work. john: not jus detit, but the same that parts of china have tried as well. >> just come i think it

there's alot of concern on the part of americs. >> we see the big growth of government and how individuals being undermined because of it. and just take the smar phones. if i send an e-mail and i've got governmeet looking at it. if i make a phone callnd do a google search. they are in daer. if i eoll in obamacare, and if i ave kids with the common core, my kids infmation is in washington. so this is in violation of our rights and our privacy and as americans. americans are becoming far more aware of the dangers of a centralized power and big government. liz: you know, craig makes an interesting point. that is that americans are becoming more aware. jennifer, here's the thing. i am not equaing the united states and south american country. but i will say friends of mine in venezuela and other parts of south america have said that americans should wake up because we were the same as you and here comes the government encroaching upon us, we ignored it, we blew it off, we set it aside, and the government is on their back doorstep. >> i thnk that is correct. look at china. in 1949 from the comm

americs ? >> yes.his case, as you said, major gun control legislation did not go forward. >> they are pa are -- the mediae saying passa. >> people understand that over the past 20 years or more, there have bee liberaliz gun laws, more people c own guns and carry them in more circumstances across the country, at the same time gun violence has gone dn. guns are a cultural issue. east coast elites, liberal elites they don't like guns they don't know guns, in heartland of america, a lot of people use guns, mostly responsibly, they can give them to theer teenage kids, teach them to go hunting, a lot of the bloomberg hollywood access they don't understand that. they are surprised when t terrible things happen. and it does not cause the american people to say, we need to crackdown on guns. in fact, o opposition to strickr gun control has been going up. john: 2013 the year a major american city declared bankruptcy, i feared detroit is just a little bit ahead of the rest of the country. >> one of the problem fo

need to complicate ♪ cause our time is short this oh, this oh, this is our fate ♪ i yours gerri: americou could actually be saving too much. the head f research is here to explain. it's tricky to have you here. so here's what you're talking about >> 's work is a? >> i would say that that is a great starting for it. gerri: let's talk about why it would be lower. because you may not need that much money to think of an individual that lived in california and they were saving 20% of their pay in a move to a state like texas. when you retire, we want its more obtuse to them. >> retirement is going to cost so many folks over a million dollars. so i think it'soing to be worth it to figure out what it costs. and they are overestimating the cost by at least 20%. gerri: that's very interesting. i may have found a hole in your logic. in so many 401k administrators. >> is really important when you make this assumption of the feeds. it cost 1% to invest, don't assume that it's 9%. and retirees play differe types of inflation. >> twenty-yearstimate on inflation. and here are somof the e-mails that we

st coast elites, leral elites they don't like guns they don't know guns, in heartland of americ a lot of people use guns, mostly responsibly, they can give them to theer teenage kids, teach them too hunting, a lot of the bloomberg holwood access they don't understand that. they are surprised when the terrible things happen. and it doeoes not cause the american people to say, we need to crackwn on guns. in fact, o opposition to strickr gun control has been going up. john: 2013 the year a major american city declared bankruptcy, i feared detroit is just a little bit ahead of the rest of the country. >> one of the problem for deetz deetzdetroit you had politiciand union leaders, rubbing each other's backs, unions kept politicians in, and then they rewarded them with kushy pensions. john: indeed teat they kept electing politicians saying they would fix it now,, instead, cnn got this one right. >> they turned city hall into a den of bribes and kickbacks making themselves rich. john: former mayor, charged taxpayer for 54 trips limo rental, and nightclub charges, but some 50 cities have gone

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but every fiber of my body tells me americs are going to suffer because of this grandios scheme sold to us by a president who not only lied in the selling of it, but who thinks he knows what's good for us. exhibit number one. maria silva, stage four terminal cancer patient. you've seen her. she's been on "justice" several times. she was dropped by her insurance plan right before her next scheduled round of chemo. when she went to her doctor, she was informed that since she now has no insurance, she's no longer eligible for any life extending or life-saving treatment like chemotherapy. but, hey, there's always a silver lining. they gave maria a $5 parking coupon to use on her next visit to her doctor in case she needs to get more bad news. maria wants new insurance, but she hasn't been able to get on healthcare.gov. she's tried to make phone calls but she can't even reach anyone. and there's not a navigator in sight. and so she waits. now, mr. president, with all due respect, that pre-existing illness thing? she's got it. and now, because of you, she's got no insurance and she's got n

a reporter from big ten network asked him about the recent improvements on the court and amere gave credito extra attention he has been getting from his coach. >> amir, a dominating performance, not only by the buckeyes, but by yourself inside. your progression over the last four, five games, what can you attribute that to? >> coach, he has been on my back every day. >> jimmy: that's what they call personal training. all right, it's thursday night, time for our weekly tribute to the fcc we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. this week in unnecessary censorship. >> we are in arlington virginia, just enough snow to cover the grass before [ bleep ] rain and drizzle started to fall. >> and we are [ bleep ] soaking wet and [ bleep ] and endorphines going. back to you in the warm studio. i want to see you on [ bleep ] again. >> the president was [ bleep ] a couple months ago. >> of 173 have signed on from the congress to tell the president, [ bleep ] off on this one. >> [ bleep ] animals, and that's my gosh, i am just, i am shocked. >> look at my [ bleep ]. ha-ha. >> of ♪ ♪ ♪ what

but you could go beyond food stamps, now you are close to one out of three americs getting assistancees my head spin. because the direction is that we need to relax the standards or the economy will start to have no choice but to expand this program to the degree we have. it is unaffordable. it is untenable, is not? >> food staps are not expected to be contributing to our long-term death of deficit. neil: the amount of money that we are committing, and the top that we are talking about, you're right about the improvement and things will snap back into place when the economy and the covery snaps back into place. but right now it is untenable. >> in terms of relaxing standards, some of this is -- for example, someone will have to qualify for work in order to get this. that seems lke a good policy to me. >> i agree with that, but there's a lot of pride fraud in the program and that is indisputable. and the people on both sides have their own opinions. let me finish. you will from both sides want to help the poor out. everyone wants to help the poor out. help them, give them a job. the pr

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patty murray and paul ryan amere to be nearing some type of agreement on setting spending levels for the next year and maybe even the year after that. dealing with sequester as well as other revenue increases that aren't new taxes. con for instance report come out the next week. right now that's being included in the bucket deal. he's pressing very hard for it to be. or in a separate piece of legislation. speaker boehner left the door open. he would be open to having another extension. at this point they haven't figured out how they get it done or if it will get down. >> what happens if they can't reach a budget agreement before the break? >> there's no real repurr indication immediately. as well as leadership and maybe even the white house. >> we know they have been working on the farm bill. can we expect to see both on that next week? >> it will be unlikely to see that. they are trying to come back together. it could reach a deal next week. it's like a link between the farm bill and the budget committee conference committees. trying to get something done. but a deal is going to tak

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