the two contractors had dual iraqi-american citizenship and the third an american national. the search for a hingham marine lost at sea. 23-year-old christopher orlando is one of a dozen marines who disappeared their helicopter crashed off the coast of hawaii. 2010. his family released a statement saturday saying thankful for everyone involved in the search and they are asking the public to keep orlando in their thoughts. >>> and a vigil was held this weekend for those missing machines. military and helicopters have been searching the waters for the past few days and no sign of the marines. the community gathered to

alabama the last team standing between clemson and an national title...but even though the stakes are a lot higher and the stage is bigger than any game they've ever played...coach swinney is keeping things simple.... 3 3 "this is it you're playing in the national championship so they all get that but the game's the same. the preparation is the same. and how you got a chance to have a way to win is the same. none of that changes. the margin for error changes but they all get it. i mean that's all you see that's all you hear. cause there's nothing else to talk about. there's two teams left and its been fun." 3 the tigers still making some final preparations in clemson before they head west. ashley minelli's there in clemson keeping an eye on things in tigertown...we'll hear more from her a little later as clemson makes their departure. 3 here in phoenix sports director aaron cheslock will be awaiting their arrival and he'll have more on that later tonight... 3 coming up 3 monday night...you'll want to tune in for our special report--"undefeated: clemson's return to the championship." w

organizers say that's an national record and the biggest king day event in the nation. >>> look what he created. >> reporter: and in an effort to promote economic justice they held a jobs fair as part of the event including holding workshops for resume writing skills and interview skills. a lot happened at girard college a lot of valuable work was done. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you. >>> also on this mlk day of service, the city of chester is holding a number of activities in honor the slain civil rights leader. things got underway at the chester salvation army center. people prepared packages for the hungry and there was a cleanup program and the kids took part in the arts and craft projects creating their own works of alter to be displayed throughout the city. >>> delaware valleys clash in the latest presidential debate. >>> a man is taken into custody after allegedly threatening his children at penn state university. the entire incident forced the school into lockdown. those stories and meteorologist david murphy is back with the frigid accuweather forecast

38 wreck an national and dulles, and 27 dwi. temperatures above freezing not as cold as yesterday morning 20s and 30s on the map. 41 leonardtown. satellite and radar showing clouds streaming through. definitely warmer air moving in definitely warmer air moving in. along with that more clouds. we'll see fog develop after sunset tonight. warm-up begins as milder air moves in. high pressure offshore and expect temperatures 10 to 20 above average and spots in our area seeing 60 later today. it's beautiful and feels warm. still ahead the forecast. that's a look at weather. annie. . >> all right. we have been following. >> a missing girl was kidnapped by a teen aim frer howard county. megan is here with the hateest. megan this story. >> the body of missing 1-year-old girl nicole level was found near north carolina boarder according to blacksburg police in news conference last night. this news comes after 18-year-old david i'den hower was arrested earlier. he's from columbia maryland and student at virginia tech. and now eisenhower was

down.in an national survey - 16-percent of weekend or nighttime drivers tested positive for drugs. drugs.in 2009 - 18-percent of drivers killed tested postive for at least one drug. he witnessed the killing - now carries his brother's ashes just part of what we learned today about a west chester homicide. homicide.four men accused in a plot to kill 18-year-old tyler kassow were in court today. police say these four planned to steal drugs from kassow's home.today in court we learned two men stayed in a getaway vehicle - while the other two went into the home.19-year-old demarcus staley is accused of pulling the trigger.there was a huge showing of support from kassow's family and friends - including his brother who was there when the teen was shot. 02:13:33 - 02:13:44"i hate to think about it, the scene just keeps ... cc that's what i'm dealing with." with." staley received the highest bond - at one-point-five million.the other three are being held on quarter million to million dollar bonds. police say the man accused in a deadly new year's eve crash had recently taken drugs.. and wa

the united nations correspondent for national public radio, nbc news, and others is really an expert who has based her reporting on how the nation works and does not work. that is how -- what we will be talking about today. it is something that was asked by david roosevelt last year. whatever happened to my parent'' united nation? there was a vision about how the world would respond with the organization that would ban catastrophes like -- prevent catastrophes like world war ii. eleanor went on to become the first female representative and write the universal declaration of human rights. they had a vision. the united nations was created. what happened to it today? host: thank you. are the to welcome all of you -- i would like to welcome all of you here and i find it exciting that we are here in the home, so to speak, of fdr and mrs. roosevelt. one can only imagine, since they came to work here in 1941 and the charter was approved in 1945. i can only imagine and think that fdr was planning and thinking about the u.n. charter and how he envisioned it to be. as was eloquently discussed i

be a natione must of systems with laws to maintain order, so must the world a firm and support an effective legal system for dealing with the conduct of nations. this is paul in washington dc. the 35th anniversary of the iran hostage release. watch the entire program on real america, saturday at 10 p.m. and 4 p.m. eastern, here on c-span3's american history tv. book tv has 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors every weekend on c-span two. here are some programs to watch for this weekend. he turned back the excesses of the administration, picking up where president bush left off. at 10 p.m., former senate leaders on their book crisis point, looking at the current congress and offering recommendations. they are interviewed of jc watts from oklahoma. demand is oneable of the issues that really has exacerbated all of this and made it harder for the leaders to bring people together. not in town,re secondly they are doing all this stuff that does not allow them to be the legislators they were elected to be. then you have the special-interest pressures. >> history is littered with dysfunction a

this is an exceptional nation. it is not a perfect nation, but it is an exceptional nation. it is an exceptional nation because we believe profoundly in the value of every life and every individual is gifted by god and has enormous potential, and we know in our bones that power dispersed into the hands of the many is more competent, more compassionate, wise, and than powerower -- concentrated into the hands of a few. we have had too much power, too much money concentrated in the hands of too few for too along. so i will not sit down and be quiet. stand with me. fight with me. caucus for me. citizens, it is time. we must take our future back. we must take our politics and our government back. stand with me, citizens. we must take our country back. [applause] carly fiorina: god bless you all. thank you so much. thank you. >> you have my caucus. carly fiorina: i got you. if you want a picture, come on out. but you know the rules. one picture, one vote. carly fiorina: absolutely. >> let's turn around and have a picture. how is that? >> 1, 2, 3. carly fiorina: all right, there you

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. >>> an apparent tornado, the national weather service is calling this an apparent tornado that touched down a northeastern part of broward county, and the damage that we've seen with roofs and the debris that we've seen. john morales saw this and he said it looked like an ef-1. he called it, but we have to wait for this team. >> john, you are on the phone again. chief meteorologist joo morales is with us once again and we talked to a lot of people and we're talking to emergency personnel and keith jones is live on the scene right now and he gave us very good information. what else can you tell us base upon the picture and the service? >> it looks like we'veve lost him and we'll get him in jususa bit and chief meetorologistteorologist lost this and was this indeed a tornado and this looks like an ef-1 tornado just based on the damage and at this point the national weather service feeling confident and they're calling this an apparent tornado that touched down in the northeastern part of broward county, south palm beach county and it will take some time to take the crews out there and ac

. >> following an national trend reducing drug sentences last summer louisiana made second offense marijuana possession a misdemeanor instead of a felony. still the state sentencing laws are among the harshest in the country. with increasing bipartisan support to revamp the nation's criminal justice system. >> you'll see more stats, and it will be partly over issues of justice but mostly over issues of saving money. >> jonathan martin, al jazeera, new orleans. >> louisiana getting a new governor today. the inaugural ceremonies for john bell edwards happening at this hour. he's the state's 56th governor and the first democrat to be holding that post since 2008. the republican, the outgoing hubbl republican governor bobby jindal served two terms. >> these type of guys who come from connecticut and new york, they come up here. they sell their heroin and then they go back home. incidentally, half the time they impregnate a young white girl before they leave. >> some state democrats are calling for him to be impeached asking for an investigation to determine if he has abused his power. they say l

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group to beed the receptive to having an organization like the united nations. woodrow wilson did not create the political support necessary to ratify this. he did this with enormous success. there was more of an enthusiasm that was almost a euphoria about what the new united nations would be. you look at the details and the numbers participating are astonishing, with something like 1000 journalists covering this and delegates from all parts of the world. i will come back to that in a moment. .2 member states it is important that, if you realize today, 70 years later, there are over 150 member states. visionary. would he have believed that there would be 192 states over time? the secretary-general, over the 70 years, we had one from norway, sweden, burma, korea. surprisedave been that a secretary-general comes from a member states that was not a member that was present at the creation of the united nations or how small states have put forward some of their best leaders to lead the united nations? would he have been surprised in a choice for secretary general with

the third is an american national. meanwhile -- one of the 5 americans who was detained in an iranian prison -- is back home with his family. the boston globe reports -- "matthew trevithick" arrived at boston's logan airport last the globe posted this picture on their )q]ick family. he spent 40 days in an iranian prison. four other eed by the iranian government over the weekend. the white house pardoned or commuted the sentences of 7 iranians being held in prisons here in the u-s. meanwhile -- the whereabouts of a missing f-b-i agent in iran, remains a mystery. robert levinson disappeared off iran's kish island in 2007 - while working as a freelance spy for the c-i-a. iran denies they're holding levinson. president obama says iran said it will help the u-s find him. president obama has signed an executive order lifting some of the u-s economic sanctions on iran. the move comes after a u-n nuclear watchdog agency said iran is in compliance with its nuclear deal. also new this for the first time in nearly a decade... lake

seeer nations acted to international law upheld. have an evenns greater stake in international law. the affair in iran will be remembered primarily for the lesson to be learned. a systema nation with of laws. this is paul berry and washington, d.c. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like .s on facebook, @cspanhistory >> watching the campaign this year, it's far more interesting republicanshe rather than the democrat side. that may have something to do with why there is more interest in these candidates and their books. booknight, the nonfiction critic for "the new york post" ofcusses the stories presidential candidates. >> everyone has interesting stories and politicians are so single-minded in the pursuit of power and ideology can have partic

with 980,000, the commission finds a regular army of 450,000, an army national guard of 335,000 and an army reserve of 195,000 represent the right mix of forces and again, the absolute minimum personnel levels to meet america's national security objectives. this includes sufficient disaster response and homeland defense capabilities to support current and anticipated requirements, accepting current key enablers, i'll discuss momentarily. let me add an important caveat. these forces must be maintained a current planned readiness levels and every effort should be made to increase modernization funding as secretary lamont pointed to. this cannot be done on the cheap. maintaining a 980,000 force with adequate readiness and modernization requires funding for the army at or above the levels proposed in the president's fy-16 budget request. funding at the budget act control level is simply not sufficient. even with full access of the army components, this provides only limited ability to react to unforeseen circumstances. of note, you should current strategic guidance, the army and ore defens

killings mental illness has involved because "how can we even guess how many with our nation's refusal to create an active national database of the mentally ill. can you contemplate something like that being created? >> as an attorney, it disturbs me as part of the big brother data direction, and it was not that long ago when 20 million people's records were hacked by the chinese not that long ago, so i do think that there's an emerging consensus about a database with more mental health information, and i think that it's driven by the second amendment gun control debate, because we have to protect the privacy rights of patients, and stigmatizing people. i think that we're early on, dialogue about it, but there has been som some consensus when you have pierre suing that data collection. in fact, the proposal in congress proposed by senator cornen would have been a very good measure to adopt. but i think that the stumbling block would have been that it voluntarily. >> what president obama said yesterday as he was finishing the mental health part of his listen. >> for those in congress who so often ru

where more things have been more possible for more people in more places than any a perfect nation but we are an exceptional nation." )) ((brian loftus)) she'll be back in las vegas today for "coffee with carly" at the peppermill... from 8 to 9 this morning. /// ((brian loftus)) > fiorina was also in reno yesterday holding a town hall meeting... at the lakeridge golf course. a big topic she spoke about was the size of the u-s government. she believes it's too big and corrupt... and by corrupt, she feels the government favors some over others. the republican presidential candidate told her supporters... to hold her accountable for her actions. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > the navy and coast guard are going on day four... to find a dozen marines after two military helicopters collided. ((brian loftus)) what's slowing down their search... and why the plane debris is material. ((kirsten joyce)) > and some people in michigan are outraged over the issue of their water supply. how long the city of flint has been dealing with contaminated water. /// over the weekend... and are now in germany. they're waiting

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that, as a nation with a system of laws maintain order, the world must support an effective legal system or dealing with the conduct of nations. paul berry in washington, d.c. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this weekend, author and supreme court judge in new york will discuss the life and accomplishments of dorothy ferebee. here is a preview. 11, 1963, president kennedy appeared on national television to ask congress to enact landmark civil rights legislation. this was not the days of the cnn where you have to fill a new cycle for 24 hours. when the president came on tv in 1963 it was important. what he said was as follows -- we are confronted primarily with as the issue, as old scriptures and as clear as the american constitution. it is an american, because his skin is start, cannot eat lunch in a restaurant open to the public, if you cannot send his children to the best schools available, if he cannot vote for the public

emily: united nations is getting ready for an emergency meeting after a startling announcement from north korea. the rogue nation claiming they detonated their first hydrogen bomb. erika: u.s. officials are working to confirm those claims. it all started with reports of seismic activity in an area known to be a north korean nuclear test site. about an hour later, north korea announced they had tested a in recent weeks, kim jong-un has posted his country finally had the technology to build a claims have been notoriously hard to confirm -- and his experts are skeptical due to the estimated size of the explosion. in a statement overnight, a un security council representatives said, "we condemn any violation of obligations and commitments." we will bring you new information as soon as we get it. emily: thank you. right now, we are expecting new information after a grisly discovery on the side of a massachusetts highway. a man' s body found in auburn is suspicious. skype y 5 was over the scene yesterday. an identity has not been released. "boston -- the "boston globe" tries to deal with its ho

an independent national task force is out with the latest recommendations. danielle notingham has our report. >> reporter: the debate over breast cancer strooen screening has left many women confused. >> it's a woman's health thing that has changed over the years. >> reporter: the u.s. continuing to recommend mammograms every itself year. the group says screening kick effective for women in their 40s. overdiagnosis is a concern. >> the benefits are smaller. the harms need to be carefully viewed. the task force supports women having this information a a making individualized informed choices. >> reporter: the recommendations come after the american cancer society said in october that women should now start annual mammograms at age 45. this doctor says she's concerned about the message young women may be getting. >> they don't need to examine the breasts the doctors don't need to look. they don't need mammograms. those three things together creates a worrisome vacuum for me. we have as to remember women in their 40s and below still get breast cancer. >> report

the pilot is identified as joel lansford.he is an army national guard veteran and worked at a springfield flight school.he was 33- years old. tonight, watch the heroic actions of a boone county life. this is what officers saw as they pulled up to a crash early this morning on north bend road near wright boulevard.watch as a deputy pulls a man from that burning car.taking him to safety on the side of the road.officials say a honda civic side-swiped a jeep...in all - four people were taken to the hospital. tom scheben/boone county sheriff's office spokesperson <"a peice of debris from the first collision flew up and came down into their windshild her face ."> .">medical helicopters took coming up next at 7...flurries are back in the forecast.steve is back after the break with you're watching 9 on your side at 7! 9 on your side is following breaking news in southern california.authorities are updating us on the search for three prison inmates who escaped last week... one of whom was described as the real life version of hanibal lector. been made.. two inmates are in custody, one still on the

two of three missing contractors are dual iraqi- american citizens, and that the third is an american national. the u-s state department says it s working with iraq to find them. just hours after the u-s lifted sanctions on iran for a nuclear deal made-- the two countries announced the release of prisoners held in each country. the u-s is setting seven prisoners free as part of a negotiated swap. the seven were accused or convicted of violating u-s sanctions. iran is releasing five three of the prisoners are already on their way back home they are expected to undergo medical checkups at a u-s military hospital today. a suspect is in custody after an ohio police officer was shot and killed yesterday. officer thomas cottrell was found shot outside the danville municipal building with his service weapon and cruiser missing. early this morning-- police arrested a man who they say might be involved. herschel jones was taken into custody following a foot-chase after he was spotted running from a residence. crews have intensified their search for a missing california ski instructor. 23-year-old carso

alabama the last team standing between clemson and an undefeated season as well as a national title...but even higher and the stage is bigger than any game they've ever keeping things simple.... 3 3 cg: tab two line fox carolina sports/dabo swinney/tigers playing in the national championship so they all get that but the game's the same. the preparation is the same. and how you got a chance to have a way to win is the same. none of that changes. the margin for error changes but they all get it. i mean that's all you see that's all you hear. cause there's nothing else to 3 talk about. there's two teams left and its been fun." fun."the tigers still making some final preparations in clemson before they head west. ashley minelli's there in clemson keeping an eye on things in tigertown...we'll hear more from her a little later as clemson makes their departure. 3 here in phoenix sports director aaron cheslock will 3 and don't forget to tune in right here to fox carolina on monday night at 7:00.we'll be broadcasting our special report -- "undefeated: clemson's return to the championship."shan

this is an exceptional nation. it is not a perfect nation but it is an exceptional nation. we believe in the value of every life and we believe that every individual is gifted by god and has enormous potential. we know in our bones that power disbursed in the hands of the many is more competent, more compassionate, wise and just than power concentrated in the hands of the few. we have had too much power and too much money concentrated in the hands of too few for too long. stand with me. fight with me. caucus for me. citizens, it is time, we must take our future back. we must take our politics and our government back. stand with me, citizens, we must take our country back. [applause] >> god bless you all. thank you so much. >> i got you. if you want a picture come on up. but you know the rules, a picture with a vote. huckabee [inaudib [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible c

president obama has signed an national is distributing bottled water. adriana diaz is there. of a flint resident who says pipes. this tap water used to be brown. but the corroded pipes still make it unsafe to drink. frustration over flint's tainted water supply is spilling over. >> flint is now a crime scene. >> reporter: michigan's governor declared a state of emergency over the city's water two weeks ago. but state officials may have known about the problem months earlier because city data showed a spike in lead. during sunday's presidential debate, hillary clinton and bernie sanders blasted the republican governor. >> the population, which is poor in many ways, and majority african-american, has been drinking and bathing in lead contaminated water. and the governor of that state acted as though he didn't really care. power. >> water is a human right! >> reporter: protesters gathered outside of flint city hall saturday. michael moore grew up in the city of nearly 100,000 and said president obama's emergency declaration isn't enough. >> it's not just a

about the man killed in aplane crash last night. it crashed into ahillside. the 33-year-old was an army national guard veteran. >> he loved aviation and was passionate about it. any spare time he had he was usually up flying. >> rob: he leaves behind a wife and two children. figure out what caused plane to go down. >> cammy: some video to show you, to show the aftermath of the crash. that driver was seriously hurt. he was hit head on by the woman deputies say was driving the wrong way. that kwom is also in the hospital tonight. >> rob: the city consill member is raising questions about the safety of cincinnati's drinks water. >> cammy: also, he is the saint >> rob: another twist tonight in the story about the illinois police officer who staged his suicide to look like the murder. tonight his widow in in trouble. they believe her husband had ahand in her husband's shady dealings. her husband stole thousands of dollars from a youth program. they allegedly spent the money on themselves. >> cammy: someone in sea bring ohio knew that there were high levels of lead in the water back in august. tonight

we'll get an idea as the national weather service makes an assessment whether this was a tornado. this was around the fort myers area. if you have any pictures you want to share that you have taken tweet them to me and i'll share them in the evening newscast. all clear with the exception of southeastern polk and highlands county. the last little bit of this first round of storms moving through. as it clears between sebring and lake placid it will be in your next of the woods in five minutes. it is a very strong tomorrow. at this point it is not severe. for the short term a tornado watch will remain in effect officially until 5:00 for i expect over the next one to two hours as the line moved over towards lake okeechobee they'll trend county by county west to east. highlands county i will be surprised if that carries until 5:00 p.m. strong thunderstorms with pea- sized hail east of brooksville. that came in before 10:00. as that line moved east, that wound up as we have seen several thunderstorm warnings in the orlando market, as well. on the sky 10 network we clocked winds 50 to 55

the country is still trying to recover from an devastating either quake. this nation's 50 million people may ultimately pay the price >>> stay with us here on al jazeera. still ahead handing in arms. how nigeria is banking on an amnesty as it tries to deal with violent crime. then to the sun dance fest to look at horror films. films. i to look at horror films. v to look at horror films. a to look at horror films. l to look at horror films. dance festival to look at horror films. >>> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. a reminder of the top stories. at least 47 people have been killed in suspected russian air strikes in syria. fighter jets hit a village in an eastern city. eastern u.s. sites clues new york and washington dc are at a standstill after a major blizzard. at least 19 people have been killed. a state of emergency has been declared in new york and in several other states. the u.n. and governments around the world are urging haiti's leaders to find a peace solution in the protests. a situation in moldova is seeing tens of thousands people on

and the account included an arian nation symbol and was arrested by fbi and local authorities at her friend's house where she was sleeping over. >> her aunt says she is a good kid -- >> she would not have acted out. she never held a gun in her hand, she is not a bad child just made the wrong decision. >> and as for the comment targeting blacks, her aunt had this to say. >> she saw what was in the news and thought i would add what she has been seeing. >> and according to her aunt they say the two are friends on facebook. you cannot hide behind your key board but they are not releasing the name of the 17-year-old because she is not being charged as an adult. annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> information from our delaware newsroom, four people were injured in a house fire sparked by a burning candle. it broke out on the 100 block of berry drive in hockessin, firefighters say it sparked from candles. two men and two women were taken to christiana hospital with minor injuries. >>> some school districts had to cancel classes for a fourth straight dax the allentown school distri

international laws upheld and a growing interdependence warning -- world, smaller nations, not having negotiations have aneater stake in international law. the affair in iran will be remembered primarily or a lesson to be learned, that as there must be within nations a system of law to maintain order so must the world affirm and support an effective legal system for dealing with the concept of nations. >> watch the entire program on real america. here on american history tv. next, american artifacts visits the san francisco archives to learn about the archives produced from the 1920's through the 1960's. the collection was acquired

an augusta national golf club green jacket from in a bundle of clothing a shop executive declined to say the exact selling price or the identity of the buyer who made the purchase today. she did say, however, that the jacket would likely sell at auction for about 18 thousand dollars...and that the sale met expectations. "it's interesting, like i say, when we go through a box or we go through clothing, you never know what you are going to find." the shop say proceeds from the sale will be used to help the elderly in need. in 2013, a green jacket belonging to masters champion horton smith sold for 682 thousand dollars. u.s. drug officials are congratulating mexico for the recapture of one of the most notorious drug lords...joaquin "el chapo" guzman. kurt gregory reports guzman was caught after a gun battle with mexican marines...ending his six months on the run. bars again, he arrived at a jail in mexico city this afternoon. mexican president enrique pena nieto held a press conference in mexico city today confirming the capture of fugitive drug lord "el chapo" guzman loera. sot voice o

united nations security council holding an emergency meeting and even their closest ally china rebuked north korea. the u.s. immediately launched nuclear sniffer and surveillance planes to help determine what was tested and how the u.s. should respond. >> we will continue to work, believe it or not, with the chinese and the international so that it becomes paying an increasingly high price to be the one nation in the world out of the world. >> to be clear, even if this was a lesser bomb, it is still the fourth time since 2006 that north korea has tested a nuclear device. lona zack, abc news, washington. >> president barack obama is taking aim on guns in america during a town hall tonight. the president is making a final push for gun control despite republican opposition. the executive action announced earlier this week includes expanding background checks on firearm sales. the administration hopes to provide more funding for mental health treatment, f.b.i. staff and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosive agents. you can catch the town hall tonight at 8:00 on cnn. the na

vp biden: i believe that we need a moon shot in this country, an national desk and absolute national commitment to end cancer as we know it. i' m not naive to think, as some have suggested, that we' re going to have a cure to every cancer in the world, that that' s going to come in the near term. that' s not what is happening. jim: president barack obama pledged to start an intense plan to develop a cure during his state of the union address. angela: netflix is celebrating a new milestone today. the streaming service says it now has 75 million subscribers across the globe. the company says more than five service during the fourth quarter, topping the company' s own predictions. the numbers are being boosted by its expansion to nearly every country in the world, except china. they' re expecting six million more people to sign up through march. jim: the list of the most common computer passwords in the world is now out, and a lot of us need to work on our creativity. the top two choices from last year, "1-2-3-4-5-6" and "password." security firm splashdata combed through more than a mi

the manufacturing mistake that could lead to an overdose. >>> national champions. alabama/clemson, the classic game in the desert coming down to the final minutes. >>> well, good tours morning. we begin with breaking news out a huge explosion rocking istanbul. >> turkish media reporting that several have been injured in this explosion. it took 34r5is in the city's historic sultana met arar. the mosque popular with tourists. >> the first imagege near the scene showing ambulances on the scene. the explosion could be felt across the entire city. no word yet on the cause of the explosion. again, an explosion is turkey. we'll stay on top of this. >> we'll bring you the latest as we get it. >>> the other major storyover night we're following. what's being called the first major event of the political year. >> it happened in des moines last night. the brown and black presidential forum focused on questions essential to america's blacks and latinos and did run the gamut from criminal justice to the economy. overnight head-to-head in iowa -- >> bernie sanders. >> martin o'm

we have an urgent national security imperative. let me say briefly on iran since that is the issue of the hour around town. it's pretty momentous developments and they are important. the implementation of the jcp oa is important. it's important for regional security global security. we are going to have to be vigilant to see that iran follows through. we are delighted as you said that our hostages have come home. as i look at this over sweep of recent history, these are transactions, they are not transformations. i am reminded of our arms control agreement with the soviets in the 80s, they made over the world a safety place with a nuclear power, but they did not transform anything. the cold war cold war continued, we continued to stand against the evil empire in spite of some important arms-control transactions. in lebanon when some of our hostages were taken and i was in lebanon when they came home. i loaded the remains of my former colleague bill buckley in a helicopter and beirut on christmas eve. the syrians were criminal in th

nation's. the title is an inquiry into the nature of the wealth of nations. because we want more how do we do that? and then to increase the area so jefferson's idea to structure a government for prosperity and the pursuit of property is the idea. >> from your book the bible is one of the most immoral works. >> it is a strong statement. [laughter] i'd like to offend my religious friends but and by today's standards nobody practices any of though laws. and then to work on the sabbath. these are written on another time for another people with the abomination of the same-sex relationships. the we have already done better. but the point is it doesn't matter what your religion is. these are still though lot of the land. these and other rights regardless of your religion. we don't care about that. >> host: are you a proponent of an advocate? >> we have setbacks but we abolish that. but with the mistreatment of native americans. it took over half a century. we are slow but we get there. with a liberal democracy with that combination for a country to shift from a the

the third is identified as an american national. source tells cnn the men were taken by a group of gunmen from an apartment complex in baghdad. of course, we will bring you more on this as we get it. >>> now to the democratic presidential race ahead of tonight's debate in charleston, south carolina. just two weeks to go before those critical iowa caucuses. take a look at the recent polls. hillary clinton crushing senator bernie sanders on the national stage, up 25% in a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll out today. but in just the states of iowa and new hampshire, voters picking sanders to beat more republican candidates in the general election than they think hillary clinton could. cnn political director david talian joins us from beautiful charleston, south carolina. you say it is because of iowa and new hampshire that tonight the gloves are off? >> well, that's right. i mean, clinton on offense, that's the first thing you should watch for tonight, poppy. it is exactly because of how close things are in iowa and new hampshire.

a component of national identity and part of the national psyche from an early age. the nation's gun show. >> for more on the actions obama may take, i spoke to alberto gonzales, the former unite states attorney general and a council to george bush. >> what action could the president take, in your view? challenge and it remains to be seen on this difficult issue. every time the president issues , i assume that he is advised by lawyers and that he has the authority to issue the executive order to expand the types of transactions . it remains to be seen. >> the president says he has the legal authority and the white tose intends to force more register as gun dealers and increase background checks. is that something you support? i support that, so long as the information by the government is used for that purpose and the database is accurate and complete. the substance of what he is trying to do, i do not have a problem with that. i am concerned about the president having the authority to do this with executive action and i think the country would be in a stronger positi

the college football season will officially come to an end tonight with the national title game. game.top-ranked clemson will face o o against second-ranked alabama in glendale, arizona. alabama is looking to win their fourth national title in seven seasons.clemson is trying to win their first championship since 19-81, but even more history.with a win tonight, clemson would become the first f-b-s team to win 15 games in a season.kickoff is at 7-30 on e-s-p-n. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - how a new test is helping predict cancer and what big time tech names are tied to the endeaver. ((pkg)

national championship. surrounded by sounds of cheers and the tiger rags, 1981 clemson team celebrated something no other had an the's history -- a national championship with danny ford at the helm. >> we are very proud and glad the game is over. reporter: ford was just 33, the now, he's in his 60's and the reporters are back. >> real happy for the fans. reporter: fielding questions again about a national championship. this time, this team just one win away from doing what was done 30 years earlier. >> we should have scored then and we drop that. >> you still remember? >> owed, yes. >> never before has he seen this footage. >> i remember jeff giving me a ride on his shoulder. >> what was going through your mind? >> just unbelievable. just an unbelievable dream that came true. >> she went to alabama and won a national championship. which team will you be pulling for? >> at tough. announcer: now, your live super doppler four d doppler -- super doppler four d forecast. john: clouds coming in very quickly from the south. this is just below the base of the clouds. between there and the ground, is very dry air. we ta

this new report claims that they told the fb to transfer 7 million euros to an african nation, just beforefor hosting the 2006 world cup. this new report also claims that the german group kept a slush funded list. the dfb is being investigated and have hired a law firm to find out what happened. germany did win the right to host the coming world cup, but at what price? sarah: we will bring in cress, they are already facing a lot of questions. bring this down. -- break this down. >> according to a public newspaper, a smoking gun was found in the form of the bribes list. they hired a law film -- firm to come up with anything, they found that, the list. on the list, there is a payment of 250,000 euros to an unknown recipient from isl. that raises flags. and there is a witness who is talking to the former vice general, who is fired a few months ago for a serious breach of duty. according to him, he found a document, a contract between jack warner and his german counterpart, that was promising warner things if the world cup went germany's way. it did. and they found this contract. and they foun

nation to have an ambassador. so we look forward to working with senator cruz. and again, i thank senator mcconnell and senator corker for their support. we haven't seen any other, any other concerns that people have, have been taken care of. so i'm hoping we can get sam heinz and azita raji immediately confirmed. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk should call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: ms. murkowski: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. ms. murkowski: mr. president, i request that proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: mr. president, we are now ready to process a handful of amendments with a series of voice votes. i would ask unanimous consent that the following amendments be called up and reported by number: about a regarbarrasso 308, wyde, capito number 3063, daines number 3020, and hirono 3067. the presiding officer: is there obj