. >> coming up, an os car-nom faith documentary looks at how prisoners can save taxpayers dollars. >>pending on prisons is sky rocketing not just because the prisons are growing but it's aging. it's expensive to take care of prisoners. a small percentage has taken action and started to run hospices and staffed by inmates and funded privately. the iowa state was documented in "prison terminal." it was nominated for an academy award, showing the impact an patients and caretakers. >> i thought it would be about what i could give to the patient, what i could do for the parment to make them do better. when you do what you do. the feeling is you give back from them, that you can't describe it. it gives you a feeling inside that for once i'm somebody that no one thought i could be. >> edgar barens directed the film. "prison terminal" premiers and has a theatrical one this friday. thaj you for joining us. congratulations on the nomination. thank you. you focus on a gentleman we saw a moment ago, jack hall. a world war ii veteran. he killed a drug dealer after his son was hooked on drugs. over

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we hear about a woman that is dating an os that isn't everyone hers.tory that you've never even seen that p. not surprised at the brilliant spike jones who wrote and directed this masterpiece. it is one of the greatest of hollywood's computers with a heart. all the other computers lack the emotional intelligence of samantha. i cannot recommend "her" highly enough. it opens nationwide tonight. do not miss it. now it is time for ari melber. >> good afternoon. it is friday january 10th. the paper trail in chris christie's bridge trail just got 2,000 pages longer. >> christie is now a man on an island. >> i'm sand. i'm conflicted. i'm sad. >> no republicans came to his defense. >> put everything on the table. >> this is the exception of what's happened over the last four years. >> they are all sharpening their knives. >> i'm not a focus group tested, blow dried candidate. >> me will be lea >> he will be leaving the governor's office before his time is up. >> to be clear, there was no traffic study. >> i wouldn't know a traffic study if i tripped over it. i

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os, how to escape an ambush, if you are a billionaire. and are the billions worth it to nbc with the olympics? the good, the bad, and the ugly of chicken wing fitness. we kick it off with dominoes, the annual forum in the swiss alps. elbowss a place to rub and make deals. when the leader of the islamic republic of iran showed up, you know he meant business. >> i am here to convey my people's message of friendship, engagement, cooperation, and peaceful coexistence. >> this is the first time and uranian president has come to davos in more than a decade. international sanctions have prohibited it from doing business with other countries, and that shrank the iranian economy by five percent. now they have a deal with the international community to curtail its nuclear program in exchange for $7 billion of sanctions relief, and that means the iranian president wants investment. >> i hereby announce one of the theoretical and practical pillars of my government is constructive engagement with the world. without international engagement , objective

to increase the need to work more closely the japanese government is to deepen ties with os and its officials see an increasingly vital diplomatic role in the regional body the ambassador steps down in january fifteen japan and us can mark forty years of exchanges last year the summit of us are leaders in tokyo last month. help deepen ties. that includes you going to get a. over the past forty years the landscape surrounding asean and japan has changed significantly from it the organization itself has become stronger. so as china sea to the u s policy shift the focus on our skin is another example of the changes. laguna. this dish is often visited all ten os and nations last year. he says that attaches a lot of importance on their position and which represent a growing market of six hundred million people. the ten dollars in member nations are trying to add value both economically and politically the regional integration. that makes it all the more necessary for japan. another dialogue partners to engage in diplomacy with the caution instead of bilateral diplomacy. until the scandal that cost at aus

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i know, -- i read the paper of europe and the germans err os are upset. it's less of an issue in the united states because it's about foreign intelligence collection. -- i think so. i think you're right. congress is split on the issue. the intelligence committee i think it's fair to say are generally comfortable. say that pass laws to make, you know, codify and strengthen civil liberty protection and increase the transparency. not change it in the house and senate. republican and democrats in the judiciary committee are in a different place. the congress is split i think on these two. president obama said he was flying to make change. he didn't specify what they were. the group in the white house is work on what the changes might be. >> do you have any sense -- i think it's an open question as to what the review group recommend and whether president obama will -- >> do you agree with them? >> it's made up a variety individuals. i think the two most recognizable figures was michael deputy cia director. >> who now works for you. >> for my -- and richard the counterterroris

on the streets in the s-r-os and especially at our safe house, we see an alarming increase in serious mental illness. mental health treatment should be a priority focus for city planning and budgeting, jailing, mentally ill people only exacerbates their problem. our safe house is an example of an effective alternative to incarceration. drug court, the sisters program, probation officers, judges, and others refer women to safe house. these women are traumatized. many are suffering from mental illness, and especially from ptsd. some are pregnant. they are young. they are old. they do not need to be in jail. we have a comprehensive program and mental, physical, and dental care, education, group therapy, money management, computer training, job internshipses and more. and we do this for slightly over half what it costs to keep a woman in jail. our graduates are working. they are off the street, out of the emergency rooms, off the welfare roll. out of jails, out of courts, and onto the tax rolls. what's not to like? all the programs that provide alternatives to incarceration, particularly

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an open lobby for the president. why you think that? >> this is one of osew york times had a man of the year, like times magazine, it is clearly snowden. he is their hero, and there alternately lobbying him to bring himome. he is a national hero, being wasted in moscow. he deserves a better lif, one of a national hero. what you have here is the new york tires basically coming down weight to the left a barack obama. melissa: is it fair to include the fact that a financially benefited quite a bit from him and h reporting and sold a whole lot of papers. he provided a lot of copy. i mean, is that a fair connection to make? >> newspapers always love lakers. we have not seenested, someone in the new york times provides a massive leak. would they be a hero? i don't think so. melissa: what do you think is the reaction? >> and ideological hero because these people have never liked a war on terrorism, never liked their nation's intelligence agency. still stuck in the 1970's about whether the cia was somehow more evil than the soviet union. lissa: to you think they are

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right now, the united states oses an estimated $150 billion annually to tax avoidance schemes involving tax havens. many of our largest and most profitable companies paid no federal taxes in previous years. so for the other side to make this argument is disingenuous. it's unconscionable. that you would hold hostage benefits for 1.4 million americans for three months at a cost of $6.5 billion when you have a tax code that is littered with corporate tax incentives for shipping american jobs overseas. if we close those tax loopholes, we could reshore those jobs become to america, putting americans back to work, reducing our unemployment rate, and growing america's economy. that's what we should be doing, that's why this congress needs to act and it's time for this congress under this eleadership of the speaker to do just that. mr. speaker, i know our time has come to an end, i would ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has ex-peered. -- ex

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os tuesday. >> it was a terrible experience. i have been on this boat before. we had anamazing time when we were here. this time, it's juv been awful. >> not a good vacation. over 300 passengers and crew members got ill aboard the cruise suffering from cached row intestinal issues, and has been sanitized. scientists from the national institutes of health agiving dozens of people the flu by squirting it up their noseds. researchers have squirting it up their noses. they are quarantined for nine days. they are given $3,000 for their time. >> the battle for gay marriage in florida will play out in court. six same-sex couples want the state's ban struck down. al jazeera christina puigue hash has more. >> 3-year-old blake has two fathers, todd and geoff delmay. over the last 11 years, they have built a life together, even taking on the same last name. but now, they want to get married. >> it's one piece of society and community that we have not been allowed to participate in, and we want that opportunity and the time is now. >> they have rings on their fingers. but they want

they will be used used to this os generations go by i think there is an expectation of connectedness. i think there's an understanding of technology that many of us didn't grow up with but we have got to start and we have to start now because we can't just go straight into v to v and hope the world is a better place. >> it the same time you're absolutely right we have to educate more consumers on the benefits that those technologies were sent but consumers get that fairly quickly and we just completed another study with consumers with the u.s.. to be honest we describe to them what it really represents. car to car medication and 25% of consumers say i want to get that vehicle because of the benefits. 25% is a huge number for technology that people haven't even experienced yet. i think consumers are willing to accept this because a lot of them are implants about how they use technology and other aspects of their lives. the self loans and the tablets are influencing people with regards to what technology can do for them. we have to emphasize what that means in automotive contacts but co

an amazing person. when she would walk through the room would light up. >> reporter: she was danica garcia and danica loved to sing. ft♪ . >> the 14-year-old was going osingruno mars song in front of the entire school at a rally. danica was riding her bike to del mar high school at 7:30 in the morning. she was crossing the tracks when the horrible accident happened. >> she was riding her bike and all of a sudden she didn't see the train and she just hit the train. >> this witness was walking behind her moments before and stopped because he heard the alarm bells. he said danica was wearing head phones at the time. her friends are crushed. >> she was a really great friend like she was always there for me. if i told her something was wrong she would rush to me in just a moment. >> we were so close, like family to each other. >> and she was -- she was honestly, like one of our sisters. >> the sheriff's department is investigating whether the arm did in fact come down. in san jose, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> the bus driver collided with a vehicle on powell street. >>> today is the first full day after a straight of drought emergency was declared yester

diet and find they have an insatiable hunger to pick up a piece of pie or go off their diet, this addresses their appetite and reduces it. patients are very successful at .osingeight we are thrilled to be able to newg this first in class chemical entity, the first when the fda has approved for the medical management of obesity since 1999. >> i wanted to talk about that. that is a long time. why do you suppose it has taken so long? >> it is a difficult time to address. -- difficult area to address. humans are genetically programmed to gain weight. a lot of people need extra help reducing their weight, and this drug provides that extra tool for physicians and patients to be able to achieve their goals. >> mr. coates, let's talk about the potential side effects. what are they? with arally speaking, product like this, dry mouth and headache are the most common side effects. let me talk to you about the effectiveness in terms of what patients would expect in taking it. ,atients who would take it once at 10 milligram tablet twice a up, can expect to lose to five percent of their body weight within 12 weeks. we save they do not reach those numbers, they should go ba

which i put in the os could have and still kill us all did she the girl with cancer at the beginning of our report is now a healthy young woman of twenty two but stephanie and eight as an insider's view of euthanasia anything mostly i'm just disappointed because i think people who choose euthanasia can consciously say good bye maybe he means with a better feeling than more peace. and if they choose palliative care and slowly drift away it's a topic and can i. it is. honey can top that choice when she was here. when she was very close to town i had to check the wet prime minister added to tie adeline has plenty of experience fending off political attacks just copy your data hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets they campaigned against deadlines is on a consensus government. and in favor of them all into society. bought this protest didn't seem to faze the prime minister. now though i'm back in the islamic movement is attacking at lunch from within the ranks of allah the setting of this crisis the legal office is posse headquarters and police stations being in turkey the arrest of prominent businessman and political figures or their offspring has become an

os on a chalkboard that seems good enough for many schools. on a day after the thrilling finish to the football season, an investigation reveals that colleges are letting down their sports guys. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm jake tapper, welcome to "the lead." now that we have all learned what a polar vortex is, will it please go away? many americans have never experienced it, it hasn't drop this low in 20 years. below freezing temperatures were felt in all 50 states this morning, including hawaii. areas from the midwest through the northeast struggle to get out of the single digits. i tell you, it's so cold this is -- thank you -- it's so cold police believe an eye scaped prisoner in kentucky turned himself in just to get warm. that's not a joke. that is true. new york city has never recorded a colder temperature on this date. it was 4 in central parkerier. i did not misspeak. 4, without the windchill. all of this thanks to the polar vortex, that arctic air hovering over the u.s. there's a real fear in many parts. in northern illinois, three am track trains got stuck in snowbanks. air travel still a mess. throughout the blast, cnn has been

os. >> nice memories. >> the temperatures mild on the west coast. everywhere else in the usa, freezing. freezing in green bay on sunday. >> certainly. not just anexpression. it's actually freezing and below freezing. you got that right, janelle. the frigid air is locked across the eastern u.s. with that lock there, it's h hepping to keep us in the mild pattern the next couple days. let's get you zoned in a little closer here. the 49ers going at it this sunday against the packers. they have bitterly cold temperatures. windchill of 1 degrees. as we get a look at that game forecast, get a load of this. if you're going if be heading there and just getting this update, you have a lot of shopping to do to get the warm clothes. minus 17 as the game gets going. could have windchills as cold as minus 20. for more perspective on this, we're joined by cameron moreland from our nbc affiliate. cameron, it's great to have you. i have to say, meteorological nerd note here, i've never seen the 850 millibar temperatures dive so far to the south. it's pretty extraordinary. so how extraordinary is this cold weather for you guys? >> well, jeff, first of all, greet

second, if sdo os can't charge for codes, the funding has to come from somewhere. an increasing participation fee to offset lost sales revenues would disenfranchise consumers and small businesses. those with the money would have all the influence. lastly, if sdos can't afford to say in business, safety standards would not be updated, and standards for new technologies would go be unwritten. this would affect u.s. competitiveness and innovation. the government would have to step up, take over what is now a market-driven system and somehow find the money, time and expertise. so what is the answer? the public and private be sector should continue to make standards and codes available on a reasonable basis. for some, this may mean providing read-only but free access, and for others it may mean at reasonable prices. recognizing that there is not one solution to the access issue, nara found that it is for the federal agencies to continue to work with sdos to provide reasonable access to ibr'd standards. nara's recent assessment reaffirms the decades-old guidance contained i

an amazon prime member. pretty much i get my stuff in one or two days anyway. what about the cost? so what if i decide suddenly i like spaghetti-os with franks now? >> everyone wants things instantly. if you want them within 24 hours, you need to have them right away if it ran out. i don't think it's a good idea business-wise. you're going to have all these products sitting throughout the country, ready to deliver, and what if you don't order it? >> amazon doesn't want you to go to brick and mortar stores online. >> that's obvious. we saw them a couple weeks ago introducing possibly drones to be delivering your stuff. what do you make of it? >> i think we're coming into a reality where our smart appliances in our homes, our smart refrigerator says you need milk, and that machine will tell the amazon machine to bring milk to your door. then you're the mere human in the midst of all these machines signing for something that was delivered to you. i think we're moving into this reality where it's machine talking to machine and bypassing humans. >> i almost want to do a test with them and throw them off now. start buying a bunch of ot

ose coordination and information exchange that can be protected. >> all the way back there. >> good morning. i am from the republic of korea. thank you for sharing your ideas. u.s.-rokthen there is an, inclined level of threat to create a dilemma into the arms race3 . is there any prospect of washington that north korea would strengthen its military capability, especially making more nuclear bombs or chemical weapons? i think we had a hard time hearing what you are asking. you are asking -- anything the north koreans could do -- north koreaect of would strengthen its military capability? >> strengthen u.s. capability? >> yes. prospects -- let's broaden this to a question on the u.s. nuclear deterrent overall for the republic of korea, the strength of that deterrent and anything that could call that into question. what prospects do you see for proliferation or what the u.s. might do to strengthen that deterrent if necessary? >> i think there is an agreement between the republic of korea government and the united states and the united states will protect the republic of korea. there is a nuclear umbrella. is there a need to strengthen that? i think the agreement is rock. i think ther

whole range of issues but especially on an issue that is so important, the great leader and someone who cares passionately about workers and their families and , ose who are without work rich. >> thank you, senator casey. bob, when i retire, you'll get your rich. i'll return to southwestern pennsylvania. i want to say, happy new year, brothers and sisters. the weather outside is like america's job market right now. it's pretty cold. in fact, it's freezing out there. and my friends spoke before me have talked about jobless workers, but i really think it's worth repeating because we're talking about 1.4 million people. let me repeat that again. 1.4 million people jobless who are feeling the real pinch of lost benefits. now, many of us here are lucky enough to have jobs to pay our bills, but i'll bet almost all of us would be hard pressed if we lost that regular paycheck, especially if we had spent week after week, month after month looking for jobs that just aren't there. now, the evidence tells us that most hardworking americans, bus drivers, teachers, cashiers, news reporters, janitors, construction workers, police are rs, almost all of us one lay

an assault rifle and stolen military equipment to undercover agents. a preliminary hearing is set in two weeks in yolo county. >>> members of os grar grant's family and -- oscar grant's family and supporters gathered outside of the fruitvale station yesterday for a somber memorial. it came five years after oscar grant was shot and killed at that same b.a.r.t. station. those attending the memorial released white doves as they expressed their hope for peace on the streets of oakland. >> to the families who have lost loved ones like i have, no one knows the suffering. >>> pot stores in colorado preparing for another busy day. yesterday, colorado became the first state in the nation to allow the sale of marijuana for recreational use. some of the colorado pot shops had to shut their doors because of long lines and support supply. some places the pot prices rose to more than $500 an ounce. anyone over the age of 21 can buy up to an ounce of marijuana at a licensed store. denver international airport put up signs though, warning travelers they cannot take marijuana home with them. >>> 8:18. washington state is gonna start to sell marijuana also later in the

less volatile four-week average rose 8500to 357,250. 250.ose 8500 to 357, a tweet from reuters just minutes ago says u.s. manufacturing growth hit anmonth high in december. the new york times reports that house speaker john boehner, signaling he may back some changes to the nation's immigration laws in the coming months. he recently hired a longtime immigration adviser to senator john mccain, the arizona republican who has long backed broad immigration changes. congress reconvenes next week. live house coverage on c-span, the senate on c-span2. those are some of the latest headlines. >> we are in the gallery of the building at this museum. we are looking at vanishing ice, i'll pine and polar landscapes in art 1775-2012. polar landscapes in art, 1775-2012. photograph of the greenland ice shape by a german 2008, and itg from is exhibited side-by-side with a artist also ofn east greenland. it is from her last iceberg series of 2006. many people understand the importance of ice for the planet. it is -- it has reflective qualities that help regulate the climate. but many people are unaware there is a collective consciousness in western

an interesting thing to explore these days. >> and how humanity can e plain us. you'll be surprised how people react with the fact he has fallen in love with his os.this movie, you hay think creepy guy in love with his computer. he's not the guy you expect him to be. i'm really happy to see the picture getting attention. would have liked to see a nomination for him in the best actor category. >> her brother nominated "12 years a slave." tell us about that. >> honestly i could though the sleep last night. i really couldn't. this was so emotional for me. i'm going to try not to cry. this is a day my family has been really hoping for and waiting for such a long time. he's been acting since he was 13 years old. oh my god, i told myself i wasn't going to cry. i do feel so emotional now. he's been acting since he was 13 years old. he's work sod hard for this. growing up with him, he was always in his bedroom practicing shakespea shakespeare, writing it on the wall. i would go out with my friends and come home in the morning and he'd be reciting. someone who's really dedicated. he's been acting over 20 years. to finally see recognition for his work, i ca

an operating system for drones. one of the big next steps for commercial drones may be a universal os similar to window or android.. for a defense it's hard to believe but with all the unmanned aircraft out there each one has a separate operating system. there's no common platform. even as billions are spent each year on drones the pentagon is pushing for a common system so that asp and upgrades can be added. it wants of course the costs to come down. start-up called dream ham cher comes from a defense background has developed after four years just such a system which has started selling last summer, both to small companies and drone space and partnering with major defense firms like lockheed martin to layer the software security under their uavs. one plus it allows buyers whether the pentagon or foreign government or company to come in on their own and customize the program. that's another first. >> there's going to be billions of devices real hardware systems tied to this global network, right? and so we chose unmanned systems, drone technologies, first one because, a, it was the hardest problem to solve. no one

os redefine in part what the idea of pro-life is. what does that mean for her campaign? what does the pro-life redefinition going to look like? >> she actually did say that in anhe had to explain that and it really came down for, i'm for life at all stages. it's not just about being pro-pregnancy, it's about making sure that children have enough to eat, have enough education, have opportunities when maybe they're coming from an economically disadvantaged situation. and i think her campaign is already showing that. she's just come out with her education platform. she's going to do a lot on that in the next several months. >> irin, so as much as wendy davis is going to have to make herself a full candidate, the fact that she came to national attention around the issue of the texas laws to restrict reproductive rights, you were in my town in new orleans earlier this week, because the case is moving on. talk to me about what you were reporting on the there. >> well, there has been a challenge brought to the admitting privileges of the medication abortion provisions of the laws that wendy davis stood up against. they wanted the district court, the clinics that brou

new version of the os will be more like ios. ipad pro will probably come out this year. we've seen the consumer pc decline. this is almost like ang shaped. that was the centerpiece of my family's living room for so long. >> that shows your age. my dad had the original and the first time he used that spray can effect, amazing. >> i'd graduated to the attic fairly quickly. >> when you look at it, it is a bit of nostalgia. nostalgia is something we find on buzzfeed is powerful. people love it. they have a site where you can go on and put down the first mac you had but there's no sharing functionality. at buzzfeed, tweet out your first mac. >> i got to celebrate it though. you say they botched their own anniversary? >> i don't think they did a great job with the nostalgia campaign. why can't you share out what your first computer was? what city would youed a ideally live in because people love to share out what city should they live in. i need to get on the phone with them. >> i agree with you. >> buzzfeed. >> apple is not great when it comes to social and sharing. they proved that again and again. ping, was it called? >> oh, my god

ose belief that d.o.t. and the chiefs are under significant pressure from the administration to do what they're doing. we're asking for an open process and to be involved in the conversation because we want to do our part. but we can't watch the investment that was been mentioned here today be eviscerated, be thrown away, be cast away like so many things. we understand very clearly over the course of this last five years this administration's tenor and attitude toward the nation's fighting forces but we must continue on for the sake of what we have invested in and the sacrifices made by members of our hometowns in the guard and reserve. with that, i'd like to yield some time to the fine gentleman from illinois, mr. enyart. mr. enyart: i thank the gentleman. mr. perry and i might debate about the causes for the budget cuts at the pentagon and for the reasons for the budget cuts there but what we do not debate and what we stand shoulder to shoulder on, is the fact that the army national guard, the air national guard, is the best-trained, best-equipped, best led national guard force that we have ever had in our history. i h

ose. that's part of the difficulty. i'll draw an analogy to poland, because it's relevant. i mentioned poland produced a movement that produced a popular leader that eventually sat down with a communist regime, which knew it was losing, because the soviet union was disintegrating, and they knew they had to accommodate the new reality, and contrived free elections, which were free. and solidarity won. and then solidarity agreed to e dictator in poland who had soviet union. in other words, what the ukrainians have to have is a viable source of political influence, but also political of gue, and some degree elasticity to deal with yanukovych, but it may not be possible. he may be too fearful. look how stupid and rigid he is on the case. he could have solved it just like that without too much fanfare, not just sending them to germany for medical treatment, but simply saying i'm getting rid of her. all right, so she'll be outside the country. part of the problem will be olved. he didn't have the guts or imagination to do that, because he's a little bit frozen in his anxiety he m