one of the former bishops performed an union and he is under fire about it. i think that all the dominations, all of the churches are dealing with it. >> let's hold for a moment. >>> and we'll come back, pick up just there and talk more about gay, lesbian, marriage, and that kind of thing with ron swisher when we come back. stay with us. >>> we are talking with ron swisher, the usual host, pastor of community united methodist church in fair field. he is running down the big stories of 2013, nelson mandela, the pope, and now we are into the gay, lesbian rights and marriages in the church. so pick us up from there, particularly the united methodist church. what the stance and what are the repercussions? >> where he will, for years-- well, for years in our conference, california, nevada, we have performed blessings of gay couples and then about ten or 12 years ago they said nato supply they cannot do that. so some people have said no and woe have supported gay and lesbian in our communities and we want to continue but the law of the methodist church, the book of

exporting company, which is boeing, doing their future work in seattle in the puget bay area with an unionizedighly paid workforce. were there concessions involved to get this location? there were including the very painful concession of moving to a traditional defined benefit pension plan to a 401k. some of that was made up with a more generous formula for the 401k, that was tough for unions. but what these workers got long term is this work 8,000 to 20,000 new jobs, machinist jobs with very advanced technology that could define this industry going forward, carbon fiber composites, all of that is very important for the future, and we're looking at a highly competitive company, a very strong union working together to define an industry in a global context. it doesn't make these concessi concessions any less painful. these workers worked very hard over many decades to get here. they took important freezes or concessions in previous years, but within the context this is out there this agreement provides long-term benefits. ironically at the end of this period, at the end of the ten years the uni

. >> pollution, racism, the struggles for an union. the lives of poor people. pete seger sang about all that and more and believed deeply in the pow of art to change the world. seger's work and whether that spirit survived today is the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez. pete seger had been at it for so long plunging himself into the political passions with so many decades it felt like he had been around forever, and would stay around forever. he died monday night at 94. he kept abreast of movements and struggles worldwide, and spread the love of music of the world to the world. he deplored the exaltation of the rich over the poor, exclusion and snobbery. he was a man of many thoughts. he went to harvard although he did not stay long enough >> seger put musical notes to a call of change, labor rights and the environment. he used elementarie elements ofl songs and his hit "where have all the flowers gone" is a standard of antiwar days in vietnam. >> i think the world is going to be saved >> folks stars showed up to salute him. bruce springsteen showe spring g

. >>> a group of amazon employees voting on whether to accept an union. 30 mechanics and technicians in delaware will decide if they should join the international association of machinests and arroarrowaerospace works. if it does it will be the first to join union at amazon. >>> strong demand in the u.s. and china and the company will be spending $1 billion to shore up business in europe and other markets. >>> the auto industry's come back means more money for detroit and elsewhere. canadian have been a major factor in the city's economic boom and bust. ali velshi explains just how. >> reporter: americans and canadiansing arely cross the international border to visit each other and to shop. >> commerce between the two is generous on both sides. we come here and we go there. >> reporter: canadian visits through detroit where the weaker dollar. >> they come here and shop. >> but that will change. the canadian doctor ha--dollar s weakened, and american retailers could lose their competitive edge. >> the increases that have happened are somewhat endangered by a weaker canadian dollar bec

because it is strictly against the principles of the values and the history of the european union as such an approach mr martin is silent talk to you about the shape e.u. finds itself right now in the euro skeptic movement is on the rise especially in great britain and what do union suffer if britain left for instance. what do you mean you mean a lot of skeptics and this is what you mean yes you have are skeptics people who think well you are korean uni and you know it didn't turn out to be that great union that everyone aimed for once it was started because of the crisis because a lot of people are losing faith that they don't have to study directly and here is an enabler this is well this is of course a subject of concern. and this is a very very very great paradox because in my opinion the european union is more necessary than ever more necessary to our respective peoples you can you know in times of globalization none of our countries and none of our peoples will be able to mundane the progress that we have succeeded to achieve and which i suppose nobody discusses even in the russian fed

it could force union workers to pay higher fees and weakening an already weak organized labor force. national dialogue and legislation and the balance for our democracy. public sector unions are incredibly important to our politics. joining me now is a law professor at george washington university. it sounds like justice scalia districted his skepticism at petitioners today. how much are you reading into that line of questioning? >> it is probably frightening for a lot of union supporters that the person who has their future in his hands is scalia. what scalia was doing is he was questioning what the union does is truly political speech. that may reflect his discomfort with extending free speech protections or categorical treatment over union activities, but many people were sort of surprised. just when kennedy was coming out very strongly against the union position and it was scalia who came out and questioning the right to work advocates about how they were characterizing it. the big question is whether in fact that case from 1977 should simply be overturned. to get there, the righ

internet service providers will be required to join an internet union which will fall under central control. strong winds and the scorching temperatures of fueling wildfires across the australian state of new south wales three homes have been destroyed with flames reaching forty metres high a raging out of control in the east of the state a small town there has already been evacuated emergency warnings are in place for some areas with more than ninety blazes still raging. as the saying goes there's no place like home. there's no country they can cool by that name hundreds of. thousands of people in latvia have so-called alien passports even though they've never lived anywhere else the only way for them to get equal rights with full citizens is a naturalization test which is actually intended for immigrants artie's paul scott investigates you guys when you mean it but at the moment non-citizens have limited rights we can't vote can't occupy government positions or be policeman or lawyers in total there are ninety differences in november alexander invited un secretary-general ban ki moon to l

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union which will be under central control. and the death toll from flooding that's been raging in southern brazil has reached at least twenty two still there five people are missing and more than three hundred were left homeless in a town south of the country's largest city sound hollow but flooding was caused by a last week's torrential rains which caused a local river to burst its banks and the water destroyed several dams further complicating the rescue effort in the area. as the saying goes there's no place like home but for some there's no country they can call by that name hundreds of thousands of people in latvia have so-called alien passports even though they've never lived anywhere else the only way for them to get equal rights with full citizens is a naturalization test intended for immigrants all scott takes up the story. but at the moment non-citizens have limited rights we can't vote can't occupy government positions or be policeman or lawyers in total there are ninety differen

. >> >> pollution, racism, the struggles for an union. the lives of poor people. pete seger sang about all that and more and believed deeply in the pow of art to change the world. seger's work and whether that spirit survived today is the "inside story." hello, i'm ray suarez.

an about face on anti-protest legislation, trying to calm the streets of kiev. plus pictures from space for sale. that is his lowest number ever ahead of the strait of the union address. now, during the speech he will announce he will use his powers to raise the federal minimum wage for contract workers. that will go up to $10.10 an hour. lisa stark is in washington, and it has been a tough year for the president. if you think back to october when the president was riding high. were up whether, but then they fell after that disastrous roll out, the affordable care act has not recovered yet. the president is hoping to use tonight to make a fresh start and gain some momentum. >> president obama is looking to leave a turbulent 2013 behind. and turn the tide in 2014 with his fifth state of the union. tonight, mr. obama is polling numbers are at an all time low, face as congress whose numbers are even lower. i have a pen, and i have a phone. >> that was president obama nearly two weeks ago, who says he has a new plan of action, doing that he can on the big issues when this congress is unable or unwilling to act. >> success in washington, of a president, of any par

and this is what i am trying to fight within the european union without without using any pretext to make out of it an obstacle in the relations between russia and the european union's of course we can discuss about the baltic countries we can discuss. about. gazprom we may discuss about two crane we may discuss about issues that may caught be. but in any case there are people who did using those. obstacles to made the relations between russia and the european union more difficult in to block that might imagine a strategy goes to the contrary please hold themselves you go she's hold that thought because we're going to take a short break and we're going to pick up right from there we're going to pick up from your strategy right after the break we'll be back with me get back to us to talk about the challenge yourself expansion after a short break don't go away. ukraine or at least the country's capital kid has descended into chaos protests have turned extremely violent and the social order is on the verge of collapse to what degree do protesters in kiev represent the ukrainian people which of these prot

. >> an african union summit is about to get underway. cus was meant to be an agriculture and food security. the conflicts of the central african republic are likely to dominate. we may see south sudan sign a ceasefire deal with one of the rebel groups. staying with south sudan, seven men accused of involvement in a coup attempt have been released from prison and flown to kenya. their deattention has been a sticking point in peace talks. we have this report from juba. >> the freed men were all smiles as they greeted kenya's president. he had been flown to the kenyan capital. >> i'm pleased to announce that the president of south sudan, his excellency, president salva kiir released to my custody seven of the 11 detainees held in his country. they are behind me. >> the release was pard of a broader agreement between riek machar, and rebels held by president salva kiir. one was a the former justice minister. >> the president is our enemy - not at all. we are his people, his friends, his colleagues, his comrades. >> while this is seen as a bre

a high-stakes battle between a major labor union and an american employer. members of boeing's machine union narrowly approved a plan that does away with pensions. boeing gained ground after fielding more than 50 bids from 22 states outside washington and threatening to go to a less union friendly state. in the end, boeing will build its 777 aircraft in the seattle area and thousands of those union workers can keep their jobs. with some changes. >>> former first lady barbara bush is back home tonight. she says she feels great after six days in the hospital to treat pneumonia in houston. mrs. bush is 88. >>> secretary of state john kerry described separate meetings with mahmoud abbas and benjamin netanyahu as positive. the secretary is trying to hammer out a deal in that region. >>> it's going to turn off and it will never, ever turn back on. >> what's going to turn off? >> everything. >> ben, did i lose you? >> that was a scene from "revolution," a world with no power, no lights and no way out. if that happened in real life, the country would be thrown into a

increase everybody gets it not just union members if someone gets fired or is treated unfairly the union has an obligation to represent everybody no one has to be a member of the union and the only thing that can be required of him is required by alan oil law is that everyone pay their share of the cost of representation so that's different from union dues which might say a contribution to a political candidate it's just paying your fair share of the cost of the representation that's all that can be required that's all that's at issue here supreme courts making this case into a free speech issue. what is your opinion about that how is this a free speech issue or the argument about free speech is really about free association so the notion is that there's some form of compelled association here that these individuals who brought the challenge don't wish to be represented by the union and don't wish to associate with the union don't wish to support the union even though the union has brought them a wage increase and they represent them if they have a grievance so the notion is that it's a form of

i was an african union peacekeepers in the country the trimmings of clio which european countries will contribute. and despite it being rich in gold diamonds and too rainy and the spillover from walls and the pecan trees and homegrown instability have led to find and since the ousting of business. president michelle get towed him last march. i. sentence in that space photography is being hosted in the sport. the exhibit is part of the state's two week working for the thirty year in a row. this week is dedicated to exposing his ranting link to the wonder is mysterious entities the streets. this is the most attention. in two states and the polls. different sources for such a nice addition before we had a competition i was psyched. open to the the israeli in the gap and wonderful creatures. no one is of the estimates that it stands few months in the space station. he talked about fifteen thousand photos when he was in space. and they last won a record of a ration of detail in the speech we got to the students. senior division often god took over for when you just paste it photography stud

the president refused to sign an accord with european union. harsh new enterprise tests -- anti-protests have made it even harder. >> the violence is even harder for the country, the he has agreed to meet with opposition leaders to end the crisis. >> demonstrators in kiev are calling for help from europe. they want the eu to impose sanctions on the government. he opposition leader appealed to all ukrainians to join the protest in the capital. >> the government is pulling together fighters from all over the country. we have more support, and will band together. get in your cars, share taxis, buses, you are needed here so that ukraine will win. >> on monday, downtown cap look like a battle zone. burned-out buses and debris littered the streets as the opposition and police they stop against each other. >> i think the real rest -- national revolution for independence has started, and will topic this regime by force. we do not know what will happen, but we will defend ourselves. >> an estimated 200,000 people joined a peaceful rally to push for quic

we are an african union for something to do yet so it's not the new issue it's always been an issue between north and south. you mentioned the fact that african union is me because is no need to know a seat in the other way. they are not new he gets a new generation of leadership which is not only dedicate it to an african integration which is which is integrated to go to africa into the position that in africa. he quit the gulf countries to africa in the south of southcorp african union is a tool for communities of institutional school to bring in integration. all the rest of the world. so i just wanted to. and it's quite true that the problems that can use facing now is a bit. it seems that european union. as her daddy she is also facing. and is going has been facing for the last ten years the difference is everything you share that optimism that the idea is to do for you to choose how to make the country and tea and kinky and most importantly choose how to create one. as long as you want to call and turns them into a new room in the country to come the constitution. in the sink on the fo

retaliation for his refusal to withdraw its troops from somalia where they are fighting as part of an african union force during a siege israeli us and british experts assisted kenyan security forces in planning or assaulted the building to mentally it awaits a muslim convert is also tied to the newly to the seats notice the white widow she is when the most wanted women in the world and remains at large. the four suspects are the first to be charged of the westgate mall attack the works in kenya since the nineteen eighty eight bombing of the us embassy was killed over two hundred people . the epa's new fleets warrior he sits there for each b i read an anti defense system and its intelligence very few know that on the frontlines of israeli military intelligence is a tracker is unique to far into my day when soldiers to collect intelligence and trey suspicious activity vital for israeli military and security the choppers are capable of reading the environment meeting the desert ecosystem and figuring out exactly where terrorists might have gone to the military can engage with them and ultimately elim

fiat has struck a deal with an auto union trust fund to buy the 51% of chrysler it doesn't already own. the price is $4.3 billion. the automaker got control of chrysler during its bankruptcy reorganization five years ago. >>> on this, the first business day of 2014, the u.s. financial markets are opening in record territory. the markets gained steam last month after the federal reserve announced it was easing out of its economic stimulus program. analysts expect the rally to continue. >>> and you don't have to be a louisiana state fan to celebrate the tigers' win in the outback bowl yesterday. the restaurant chain will give you a free bloomin' onion appetizer today anywhere in the country. if iowa had won the bowl, it would be coconut shrimp. >> i'd take either. >>> when we come back, on the lam and no one knew it. a banker wanted for fraud is found after everyone thought he was dead. how tinted windows revealed his true whereabouts. >>> plus, buried alive. a man who survived an avalanche is talking about his terrifying ordeal from his hospital bed. same coverage, often for less. ye [

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union it's called and central control. protest is a blockade that the police h.q. in bangkok just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest aimed at forcing the government to step down first started back in november the prime minister insists the only solution to the crisis will be a snap election in february. in india a stampede at the funeral of a revered spiritual leader a mom by has killed at least eighteen people authorities said the turnout was much greater than that expected made mittie that they've failed to control the flow of mourners instance sadly like these are relatively common last october more than one hundred people were killed stampeded into temple. here may be europe's fastest growing economy but it's also the e.u.'s youngest and poorest member now the sharp bends on the road to prosperity of program too much for thousands of professionals who are leaving paul scott met one who says government negligence is to blame

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control. of iraqi blood that's left up to thirty dead in militant violence seventeen died more than seventy wounded as multiple bombings rocked baghdad in the west of the city a jail was seized by gunmen leading to the escape of dozens of prisoners this after six were killed in a suicide blast and shelling in a restive anbar province outside the capital. a new phrase capitol here clashes erupted between pro and anti-government activists violence broke out when government supporters tried to push back protesters blocking one of the main streets this just days after president yannick hope which signed into law a bill banning similar rallies demonstrations have a grip here for nearly two months after the rejection of a trade agreement with the e.u. . latvia may be europe's fastest growing economy but it's also that use youngest and poorest member the sharp bends on the road to prosperity have proved too much for thousands of professionals who are leaving the country artie's

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control. type protest is a blockaded the place h.q. in bangkok just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest and forcing the government first started back in november problems too and sisterly solution to the crisis will be a snap election in february. in india a stampede that they are all over revered spiritual leader in mumbai killed at least eighteen people authorities said the turnout was greater than it expected to fail to control the flow of mourners instance like these are relatively common sadly last october more than one hundred people killed in a stampede to the temple. coming up next the highlights from the olympic torch is record breaking journey on its weight if you're watching out international if you're in britain evening to you we get special program few going on the ground lined up with afshin rattansi. because he doubted states is the big dog the only hyper power and the cultural driving force of

amazon has never made an attempt to unionize resistance. onize with resistance. if you look across the country and how many different distribution centers and warehouses there are, there are 96 facilities globally. amazon does not break out how many there exactly are in the u.s. and what percentage are distribution workers. but this gives you an idea of the geographic breakdown of where the warehouses and centers are. theell us more about chances of this spreading. >> the first question would be, are they going to vote yes. it looks like there will be a question whether they even will. amazon has pulled out all the stops, hired a law firm to prevent this from happening. but the analysts i spoke to said there is not much of a chance of it spreading. said it isd, they not because the company has been so resistant, although it has. it is more a question of how amazon treats its workers. if you look at the industry, they are relatively well-paid. they are offered the opportunity in some cases to get higher education on amazon's dime. they have h

president is going to lay out tonight, what he's going to say to them about the state of our union, and he will give ante on the state of our union and lay out where he thinks we need to go. in terms of rebuilding the economy from the middle-out. we have come a long way. and if we work together, we can rebuild that middle class. >> to you, se, i want to talk a little bit about the republican response. republicans, they have a lot, certainly, to choose from this year. you've got congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers, giving the official response. senator mike lee has the tea party response. rand paul gave the tea party response before. he's now just giving his own rand paul response. do you think -- is this a problem at all, because it highlights in a way there are so many voices coming out of the republican party, and also if -- in a way, it's hard to be heard when you're competing with a president. how does -- how do republicans really kind of push a message forward when there are so many? >> well, the idea that a multitude of voices and a diversity of opinion would be a bad thing or a problem is -- is

natural history museum exhibit his favorite material to silicon weights this exhibition shows an uncommonly union between art and nature. after stopping at the famous he's really trying to call it engineering and design story get them off to paris where he invented a new technique he calls the silicon lay splayed start using it to be a harem and the tools that isn't in format with excited. in a unit starts using actually a material doesn't come from pixar and the picnic is this if the edges to him blowing action is cynical and in the fabric. this city can always surprise to many fashion designers who started using it for the elections so we get the patented his invention and cooperate to do with the biggest names in fashion warm but also continued working on his own today he has an attorney in paris where he creates only unique instance. there was the assyrian will fit him in yellow tailed it to design this that the farther than that. then it was until she may look was youthful she there among them balance to go there. and many of this is a new design is the lending among the key to the fabric so

. >>> it's an interesting union with this group. we're going to talk to the four of them. >> which is going to be lovely. >>> jimmy fallon is about to embark on "the "tonight show."" >> isn't he too busy for this hoda? >> every now and then we make it into one of his sketches. let's listen. >> tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of the super bowl coming to new york. pros seeing peyton manning get blitzed. con, while premiering on the "today" show with kathie lee and hoda. >> so funny. >> there's a tragedy in the making. >> it is. >> epic proportions. everybody knows how awful this drought is on the west coast. it's the worst in 100 years they're saying. it's a serious situation. it's risen to our attention that california's record dry spell could affect the vineyard sending wine prices rising, soaring. >> we're concerned. we're trying to be more mindful of it. any way, we have to be careful. we advise you to stock up. >>> jennifer lopez spoke to glamour uk. jennifer lopez has been in different relationships. they've

without the need for a court order is passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control also headlining a taliban suicide bombers killed twenty one people at restaurant popular legs parts and officials in the afghan capital a russian citizen three u.n. workers and representative of the international monetary fund remain with the guards killed two government who tried to storm the venue. activists clash with police in famous capital madrid they gathered in solidarity with people protesting a road project in the country's north which they say will displace the poor and drain public funds to boot solidarity rallies across spain of already for the suspension of the project. type protesters were created the police headquarters known bankole just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest and that forcing the government to step down started in november but the prime minister insists the only solution still to the crisis will be a snap election planned for february. see here from india a stampede at t

. >> woodruff: it's a critical vote for a labor union, an aircraft company and possibly an entire region. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: in november, machinist union workers at boeing voted down a new contract extension. pensions were the most contested issue. after boeing offered several revisions, a new vote is taking place today, with results expected tonight. the stakes are high: thousands of jobs and the building of boeing's new 777x plane. if the union approves the contract, boeing says it will go ahead and build the plane in unionized factories in washington state, the company's historic manufacturing home. if there's another "no" vote, boeing says it may well go elsewhere. 22 other states responded to a solicitation from the company with proposals to build the new jet in their areas. joining us now: harley shaiken, a professor at the university of california berkeley who specializes in labor issues. and richard gritta, a professor of finance at the university of portland and expert on the airline industry. start us off, explain the pension and other issues here and the di

in this state of the union re-election we hear from an university of colorado denver student weighed down with debt. >> i attended the state of the union in 2012. >> when kids do graduating the most balancing challenge is cost of college. >> i graduated $30,000 in debt. graduating with a large amount of student loans can be daunting and intimidating. when president obama came to speak on my campus, the university of colorado denver in the fall of 2011 i was picked as the introducer from the student body. i met him then, and i think washington was sympathetic towards my story because in my introduction speech i explained how i had a lot of student loan debt and i was going into a helping field. attending the state of the union was one of the most exciting and surreal moments of my life. i was flown to washington. prior to the state of the union i got to go to the white house and attend a reception where myself and the other guests were able to meet the first lady, and being in that atmosphere i watched the state of the union on television, but hearing the president speak in person is m

and requested an approval of the union association representing the cal association and other associations independent community members including from the nearby sherman school. the design element of spur recks the unsuitability as is making could site 2 1/2 years ago now, it's still unsuitable that were it can't be transferred to another site. this commission approved those to deny the application. i ask you what further evidence does this commission need to finalize the application for this suit >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello commissioners. i'm deborah. we would like to be done about 17 union street. we request that you deny the application for the cellular site the know are building is not appropriate. at the last minute at&t is requesting an indefinite continuance. if the path is a continuance we don't understand. the mraks was gracious in let me eliciting them have a continuance for the last meeting. it's now appropriate to deny their application. we all need to a move open to our jobs and other prongs we've worked diligently here's my file on trying to work with them.

privacy without the need for cole told it cost internet says providers will be required to join an intimate union the simple control. my protest is a bookcase in the place taking in a bad cold. just a day off from holding to twenty eight demonstrates is that the same people at the lights and some rest and forcing the government had done to stop it back in november. but mr insisted the solution to the crisis will be a snap election in favor the stampede at the funeral of the revered spiritual leader in mumbai skilled at least eighteen people the focus of that and it was great to that effect. they failed to control the flow when this instance might be the truth of the palm sunday last october more than a hundred people killed in a stampede. next the highlights from the pink towards his record breaking kitty on it's way too salty. if what she opted to not know is that of britain evening to you with a special program feud going on the ground lined up with action which is in season off the room. because united states is a dog. the only hyper power and cultural driving force of globalization. it takes

first, ahead of his rand paul state of the union stance tomorrow, he declared an end to the war on women. we'll give the senator a little bit of a reality check. . live l. eat the 100% goodness of post shredded wheat. . live l. doctors recommend it. is your tv powered by coal? natural gas? nuclear? or renewables like solar... and wind? let's find out. this is where america's electricity comes from. a diversity of energy sources helps ensure the electricity we need is reliable. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >>> to most women in america, the republican party's slew of outlandish comments and his excessive focus on the female anatomy has been creepy. you might think after losing the female vote by 20 points in 2012, the largest gender gap in recorded history, you might think the gop might check its

an economic crisis. >> the euro change is symbolic. the country continues to align itself closer to the west. the lat viian people posting to a future. >> greece is rotating president say of the european union. an important role, offering the country to rebuild its image. we have more from athens. >> athens is refurnishing its image - re painting the building where it signed its e.u. membership treaty to host the european council. the riot ravaged square has a new look. a fragile return to normalcy. greece will spend up to $68 million on the presidency, a thousandth of next year's budget. >> money should go to deprived citizens. sips we are doing it, we should put greeks first, get the dignity back and renegotiate the package. >> it reminds me of the olympics. we spent a lot of money, got a lot of visitors. when it was over it was alone again. we should get something for it. >> the intention of a presidency is good for tourism. bigger issues are on the agenda. >> greece decided over moment us events. during the 2003 presidency europe split in two camps over the second gulf war and so new member states came in. jobs and illegal migration are most acutely felt in greece. >> greece has been fo

facebook page and tells me by phone as well that the driver, quote, self-identified to police as an uber driver. unioner is one of several tech companies that allows passengers to use an app on a smartphone to call for drivers, uber. a spokesman for uber technologies tells kpix 5, we work with transportation providers across the bay area but we can confirm that this tragedy did not volume of a vehicle or provider doing a trip on the uber system." >> reporter: so there you have a discrepancy, uber saying it was not one of their drivers at least not a driver who was on a trip at the time. we are working with the police. it is a holiday. we are trying to get to the bottom of this story. reporting live, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> this was the second accident where a pedestrian was killed in san francisco. earlier a man was hit and killed at naples and rolph streets in the crocker amazon neighborhood. >>> new details tonight about another new year's eve accident in fremont where a young mother was killed while crossing the street with her baby. police have identified her as 19-year-old ashley capuchin. her

they did not anticipate an european union where some countries would receive deeper integration thanthers. those in brussels are forced into legal gymnastics as they stretch the existing treaties to fit a situation they were not designed for. >> russian soldiers and four gunmen have died in a shoot shout. russia's national anti-terrorism committee said the militants had been trapped in a house. it's claimed that one of the dead was a man behind a car bomb attack in december. russia is on high alert after two suicide-bombings in volgograd last month and the concern of the sochi olympics. >>> migrants jumped over a border fence at least 20 were rounded up by police and three were taken to hospital with injuries they suffered when they jumped over the fence. spain has two autonomous enclaves. >>> all right, you're up-to-date with the latest news from here. >> felicity, thank you. we have robben and sport in just a moment. you'll see football with a twist. how they turned the beautiful game on its head. stay with us. if you can. >> thailand's prime minister has refused to postpone next m

there is an african union peace keeping force. there are french troops here, but they only come up to a few thousand in total. it doesn't feel like enough. >> so the european union is considering whether to send its own military force. there are a couple of proposals on the table. let's get more from lauren taylor in our london news center. >> aljazeera understands what the foreign policy chief is looking into sending troops. she's outlining options to e.u. member states. thousands have been killed in fighting in the past month and nearly a million fled their holes. the on going conflict between muslims and christians have left 2.2 million people in need of humanitarian aid. >> the european rarely agrees to send personnel to trouble spots and when it does, has military are to help. >> security is helped restored in african central republic. jacki, what kind of role is in this case? >> the ideas have been kicking around since last month. the french are proposing two potential options to their european partners. one would be a force

the sandals still see two months ago when christensen to yanukovich refused to sign an accord with the european union. you can see it as still as they make matters worse and sparked condemnation from the west we ended up it is now calling for calm. he said the violence is a threat to the entire country. he's agreed to meet with opposition leaders in a bid to end the crisis demonstrations in seattle calling for help from your nap. he wants the eu to impose sanctions on the government. opposition leader the tiny cage philippine took full of ukrainians to join the protests in the capital we didn't only government is pulling together voices from all over the country. we have more support and will band together. yes the neocons shared taxis buses with what you'll need it he is said that ukraine will win nor yanukovich on the way. on monday downtown kiev looks like a bachelor's in front of buses and daintree littered the streets as the opposition and released again faced off against each other. movement is finding the real national revolution to independence has started and will topple these occupying regi

wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the images of the vice duesident trending on twitter ring the state of the union, anng? we'll tell you what the next few hours will look like and what you can expect out of your morning commute. we're tracking more winter weather. yello alert for snow. >> president obama said he's going to put his powers to work for the american people whether the congress likes it or not. >> it is the best part of any deployment, the reunion, a mother who had to serve in afghanistan surprises her daughter in alexandria. i'm dave owens and i'll have that heart-warming story. >> and a favorite '80s band is finally calling it quits. >>> good evening, derek mcginty is at the capitol tonight joining us with a breakdown of the president's state of the union address in a few minutes. first, the southeast and mid- atlantic are in the grips of another major storm. we're getting some snow here but that's nothing compared to the beating the south are getting right now. a 20-minute trip to atlanta took three hours, and in some cases, longer. the roads are too dangerous for busses and tonight kid

union address. he used the power of an executive order to create a new savings plan for people who do not have retirementns, but how much more can he get done at home or abroad? in a moment, we will talk to senior white house officials, but first, here is a report from the bbc. >> from the opulence of the white house to the car park of costco, the president went to middle america to connect his words from last night to the people they were aimed at. >> hello, maryland. >> a campaign event, and gone are the days of the audacity of hope, but barack obama can still turn a phrase. it is turning around his presidency that is the problem. >> the president of the united states. >> be gridlocked congress continuously blocked his path. >> i am eager to work with all of you, but america does not stand still, and neither will i, so wherever and whenever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more american families, that is what i am going to do. >> his overriding theme was the growing gap between the rich and poor, where the american dream could easily become an empty promise. >> the cold, h

at the start of the year, the priest took on the roving presidency of the european union, a chance to give them -- an opportunity that gives them a chance to steer the agenda. >> immigration is another big issue. greece is on the frontline dealing with refugees trying to enter the european union by land and by sea, and it says it needs much more help. >> greece's extreme right golden dawn party has pounced on immigration as it tries to recruit new members, and some of its activist are accused of mounting violent attacks against refugees including murder. we have this report. >> almost every day, new refugees arrived in greece. hope. undeterred by the economic crisis and dismal conditions awaiting them as refugees, they came determined to seek a better future. the government paid little heed to the refugees issue in the past. instead, it was used on by the far right. golden dawn, the boards strongest party in parliament, has led the campaign of their alleged anti-immigration rhetoric, regardless of whether the refugees are legal or not. the party leader was arrested in september and is in detention on

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