patti ann browne, thank you. >> thanks.tion newly-released regulatory agenda packed with federal rules that will touch every corner of americans lives including, well, how much it is costing us. the agenda will cost $1.8 trillion annually, a cost critics say will trickle down to you the consumer. shannon bream live from washington with more. >> most of the pending regulations not surprisingly come from obama care. department of health and human services says the regulatory plans are framed strengthening health care for americans. according to the competitive enterprise institute, the new regulatory plan from hhs comes with a price tag of nearly $190 billion. wayne cruise says the overall prize of for regulatory agenda for the administration will top $1.8 trillion a year. >> back in the '90s the federal budget itself was not even 1.8 trillion. now we have this entire $1.8 trillion hidden tax you could say of government compliance and intervention costs imposed in the economy. like anything else, that, you know, any tax that

. >> i'm patti-ann browne, in for colby. millions are facing severe winter weather. we'll get the very latest from the fox extreme weather center. >> plus, three u.s. osprey struck by gunfire in south sudan. we've got the very latest on their conditions and why they were there in the first place in a remote region plagued by unrest. >> and major holiday headaches for millions of target shoppers. the latest on the credit card security breach that puts so many people at risk. we've got some simple steps for you to protect your card. >>> we've got so breaking news about what's happening up in space. two straurts conducting an urgent repair job, two american astronauts. hundreds of miles above the earth, they have removed a damaged pump on the international space station. you're looking at video of them operating there. and could finish fixing the crippled cooling unit next week. live in los angeles with more details on this critical and important spacewalk. dominic. >> yes, most certainly is, kelly. 260 miles above the earth's surface, u.s. astronauts are back safely in

. >>> i'm patty ai ann browne, inr jamie colby.time for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. safd samadi. chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, associate professor of medicine at nyu's langal medcon centical. joining us from london this morning. welcome to both of you. >> good morning, docs. >> good morning. >> we begin today with a potentially major change for blood pressure patients. ve

i'm patti ann browne. for all of the headlines log onto fox news.com. >> so in a week when two winning tickets hit the lottery and the winners are celebrated for joining the 1% there is backlash against people who worked their way into the 1%. the idea that you should feel bad about the millions if you worked for them. >> you're bringing up a key question of our age which is income inequality. how are you going to fight income inequality except by oppressing the rich and the most industrious and hardworking and stirring up jealousy and envy. income inequality stirs up the most base horrible violent human emotions. it is used to justify dictatorships and oppression around the world. i get nervous when president obama says he'll address income inequality. it is a way of jacking people up and making them angry. >> the president said this is his top priority f remainder of his term. when he talks about it i never hear a plan to help the lower part of the equation as much as punishing the upper end of the equat

patti ann browne. thanks. jenna: right now a delicate point in the iran nuclear talks according to secretary of state john kerry. the secretary of state is trying to get congressional support for negotiations aimed at getting iran to agree not to produce nuclear weapons but so far no lawmakers on the influential foreign relations committee agreed to support the effort. the house is considering new sanctions on iran. in fact the senate is as well. iran says new sanctions will kill the deal and there will be no deal. elliot abrams, former secretary national security visor for president george w. bush the nice to have you on set. >> nice to be here. jenna: secretary of state john kerry says we're at a very delicate dip loy mat tick moment. are we? >> we are if you buy the iranian talking points which are, anymore sanctions and we walk. i don't see why we should really believe that and why we should kind of cringe in advantages. let's keep pushing them to the table kerry tells us. the administration tells us that.

>>> i'm patty ai ann browne, inr jamie colby. it's time for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. safd samadi. chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, associate professor of medicine at nyu's langal medcon centical. joining us from london this morning. welcome to both of you. >> good morning, docs. >> good morning. >> we begin today with a potentially major change for blood pressure patients. have you heard about this? after new guidelines say they may not need the medication after all. dr. samadi, what does this mean if you have high blood pressure. should you stop taking what you're using? >> if you're on blood pressure medications and your doctor is guiding you and you're doing well, we don't want you to stop, but this is big news about high blood pressure, and the new guidelines is normally we call high blood pressure anything over 140 over 90. now, it could be up to 150 instead of 140 to be officially called high blood pressure. >> they raised the high blood pressure if you're older. >> from 140 to 150 if you're over 60. under 60, nothing has chang

i'm patti ann browne. back to "forbes on fox" and the headlines, foxnews.com. >>> i was making so much money, i didn't know what to do with it. >> uh-oh, leo. leonardo dicaprio playing a hedonistic rich capitalist in the new movie "wolf of wall street." something he said about the rich capitalists caught our gang's attention. take a look. >> i feel like it's an accurate reflection of everything that is wrong with the world we live in today. the attitude of this character jordan belford is directly attributed to the destruction of our economy, to, you know, you can attribute this attitude, the darker side of human nature to everything that has gone wrong in society. >> steve, you say that smacks of hollywood hypocrisy. how so? >> a cathouse madame preaching virtue. in hollywood the big news is a person who isn't having hedonistic lifestyle. for them to denounce sin, that's rich. >> rick, you were out in hollywood. you were in sin city for a while. what do you think of dicaprio? >> do i strike you as a hedon

i'm patti ann browne. the pentagon says rebel fire hit at least two u.s. aircraft today as they were participating in a mission to evacuating american citizens. one of the injuries is considered serious. the wounded were later taken to a hospital in kenya. much more to come on this story. >>> taking a look at the international space station. a risky emergency space walk is now under way. nasa astronauts rick mastracchio is undertaking an effort expected to take six and a half hours. another will be on monday and if needed a third one will take place christmas day. for more log onto fox news.com. >>> if you shop t at target, you could be the target. america's third largest retailer saying 40 million credit card accounts were compromised in one of the largest data breaches ever. get this. it's been happening since right before black friday. tracy, you say it could be a black eye for holiday sales everywhere. >> 40 million people. you have the attorneys generals of big states coming down and trying to figure out what happened. look, a lot of people are using

. >>> i'm patty ai ann browne, inr jamie colby. it's time for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. joining us is dr. safd samadi. chief of robotic surgery. >> and dr. marc siegel, associate p also the author of the enter pulse at nyu's langal medcon centical. joining us from london this morning. welcome to both of you. >> good morning, docs. >> good morning. >> we begin today with a potentially major change for blood pressure patients. have you heard ou

. >> i am at that time pee ann brown in for heather childers.r tieierrifying video in california. a man and 9-year-old boy were killed in a plane crash. they were the only two people on board the plane. the house was not damaged and no one in the neighborhood was hurt. the faa is opening an investigation into what caused the crash. another fox news alert in louisiana a shooting spree leaves three people dead and three wounded. police say the gunman targeted his family. he went to the home o parish councilman lewey goh last night and shot the councilman and his wife and daughter. the wife was dead but the councilman and daughter were critically injured. he then went to another house and shot a hospital administrator and his wife. the administrator died. free man's current wife was also found dead at their home. a motive remains unclear this morning. >>> winter weather sweeping the northeastern united states and canada. they are dealing with frigid temperatures left behind by an ice storm that knocked down power lines and left tens of thousands wi

i am patti ann browne in for heather childers.ity crews from michigan to maine and into canada are working nonstop to restore power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses left in the dark by heavy ice storm. heavy ice replains an issue and snowfall could hamper line crews from getting to remote spots. >> bring back our power, please. >> there are kids out here who have no power. my kids are in a warm place playing xbox and these kids are trying to stay warm. >> the storm is being blamed for 17 deaths in the u.s. and 10 in canada. carbon monoxide poisoning mainly from generators responsible for 8 of those deaths. >> a kidnapped american recorded a video message calling on the obama administration to negotiate with the captors. warren weinstein is a government contractor kidnapped by al qaeda militants in back stan in 2011. he pleaded for a they renewed interest in his case and urged him to step up to get him released. >> you are now in your second term as president of the united states. that means you can take hard decisions

patti ann browne live in the new york news room with more. >> patrick briney of washington state waskayak off the coast of maui yesterday morning. he was dangling his foot in the water while also dangling artificial lures to attract a fish. a shark bit off his foot, leaving him bleeding severely. his friend put a tourniquet around his calf and flagged down a nearby dive boat while trying to tow his friend toward it. >> he was tethered toward a kayak and as he got closer, there was a body laying flat out in the kayak and the body had a very odd tint to it and i think we all realized that there was something wrong. >> the charter boat carried both kayakers to shore but the 57-year-old was dead by the time they reached the hospital. it's the 13th shark attack in year and the eighth one off maui. just this august, a 20-year-old german tourist was killed by a shark off hawaii. it's popular with divers and snorkelers. state's department of land and natural resources says shark bites are recurring more frequently than in the past, especially around maui. the department is in the midst of a

i am patti ann browne. >> i am elizabeth prann. it is 5:31.is the season to rush around looking for presents for the if a amly. many are still trying to finish their shopping before santa's arrival. so maria and santa and holiday travelers can look forward to cooperative christmas weather. >> it looks good for santa and any one doing traveling coming up today and even tomorrow. the rough weather is starting to exit the east coast. this is responsible for tornadoes power outages with ice and tornado areas record setting high temperatures. lingering showers across eastern north carolina behind it across the lower 48 lingering snow showers across the great lakes and into the northern rockies. the big story behind the storm is how cold it is out there. these are some of the current windchill temperatures what it feels like as you head out the door. 23 degrees below zero. feels like 18 below zero in chicago. as you head out the door you will be doing shopping through out the day today you need to bundle up. texas feels like 19 degrees right now fee

. >> i am patti ann browne in for heather childers. thank you for starting your day with us.nternational space station set to undergo more repairs on a faulty pump module this morning. two american astronauts stepping out in a rare christmas eve space walk to wrap up repairs. this following a better than expected repair day on saturday. repairs are getting extra attention after the movie "gravity showed how dangerous it is. >> the emergency landing of a southwest flight. >> i just heard a big boom like crashing into a wall. >> the plane shook a little bit then we smelled a lot of smoke. >> airline officials say the birds were tustuck in the plane right engine moments after takeoff. it made an emergency landing at lambert airport. more than 100 holiday travelers waited for a new crew to arrive. passengers were able to board another plane and they arrived safely in kansas city. >> target is facing a dozen

jon: worth keeping an eye on that situation, patti ann brown. thank you. >> reporter: thanks.in other news, a little girl in arizona already having a christmas she will surely never forget. her father, an army sergeant, surprised her in her kindergarten class after he had spent a year in afghanistan. >> daddy. >> hi, sunshine! jenna: well, she recognized him. although they had been talking over skype over the last year, that's little aliya and, of course, her dad. it was her dad's second tour in afghanistan, and he says all he wants for christmas is time with his family. it looks like a very happy little girl right there. jon: what a cute, cute story. check out this video released by the wisconsin department of transportation now. the driving snow and slick conditions making it possible or impossible be, i should say, for drivers on this highway in germantown to stop. you can see them skidding into one another. in the end, this pileup included about two dozen vehicles. fortunately, no serious injuries and certainly no deaths reported. jenna: scary to watch. jon: take it easy o

i'm patti ann browne. >> and i'm eric shawn.r nation's capitol with another hour of "america's news headquarters." thank you for spending time with us here on the fox newschannel. >>> the countdown is on for the first obamacare deadline. if you want to buy insurance, you are going to have to get signed up. tomorrow is the last day. a last-minute change is actually leaving some folks confused. insurance companies are infuriated. we will tell you about it, you died. you decide. >>> and could it mean a fallout for the u.s. government as president obama signals he may be ready to put some limits on the surveillance program. one coming man warns, don't do it. we will talk to him and we will talk to peter king live. and teenage girls forced into prostitution. domestic farm workers held against their will. it is happening right here in the u.s. we will talk to florida's attorney general

. >> i'm patti-ann browne, in for colby. millions are facing severe winter weather.rom the fox extreme weather center. >> plus, three u.s. osprey struck by gunfire in south sudan. we've got the very latest on their conditions and why they were there in the first place in a remote region plagued by unrest. >> and major holiday headaches for m

an eight year ia- ceja f >>> governor jerry brown and first lady ann brown had a special guest helper in lighting the capital christmas the this year. an 8-year-old boy from vallejo. he helped throw the switch lighting the 55-foot-tall tree. he was born with congenital heart disease. he was selected to represent the 260,000 people served by the department of developmental services. angel is a student at vallejo's beverly hills elementary school. >> a beautiful job. >>> well, paul, we have been talking about the cold and how it's warming up. that's one headline but another one are these "spare the air" "days. >> you can see the bad air quality out there because you have this ridge of high pressure that traps the pollution down at the bottom of the atmosphere. that's where we live. it's been a problem for five days. as we go to our weather maps, tomorrow will be day number 6. now, that's significant. 6 days in a row with a "spare the air" day. since we have been doing "spare the air" days that hasn't happened in the bay area. it's the wintertime "spare the air." once again tomorrow, the

patti ann browne is live with more on this. >> that's right. top world dignitaries spoke at the memorial for nelson mandela, including president obama and on stage with them was a young man in a suit moving his hands around, presumes to be an interpreter for the deaf. but the deaf federation of south africa says he was a fake. this group and many others say his hand gestures made no sense and he was basically making up signs that were nothing more than jibberish and now south african officials claim they have no idea who this man was. so how did he get on stage? he was wearing an official security pass and the same man appeared alongside south african president at a meeting last year of the ruling african national congress. the mandela service was not organized by their party and questions should be addressed to the government. presidential minister said his government is looking into this matter. this as deaf viewers around the world expressed outrage. jenna: interesting. it's one thing to have a fake interpreter. it's another thing that you p

we have patti ann browne with more on that.orter: , that is right, he is accused of stabbing his girlfriend and burning her body. eleven days ago he was pulled over in buffalo, texas. it was captured on the police dashboard camera. the officer did not realize that a suspicious man was morgan, but he tried to pull a pistol out from his waistband. during the struggle, police say that morgan had butted him untrendy officer. after falling to the ground, he got up and was able to get away. in a manhunt continues for the fugitive who is also believed to have stolen an atv from a barn and he broke into two vehicles, taking a wallet and a first aid kit and a poncho. and last week authorities on a makeshift campsite in the woods, but they're not so sure that he's still in the area. >> is a very dangerous person. we are following up on any leads that we have. reporter: police are offering a 5000-dollar award. jenna: now we are going to turn over to vice president joe biden. putting air restrictions over the island, the vice president is

patti ann brown is following this from our newsroom. >> reporter: they are already meeting, jenna, as. many ukrainians support a pact with the european union, but instead the president recently opted to restore closer ties with russia instead. and that infuriated his opposition. with one leader saying we are on a razor's edge between a final plunge into cruel dictatorship and a return home to the european community. hundreds of thousands of protesters have packed the streets over the past three weeks. in key jeff, the capital of this former soviet bloc nation, they toppled the statue of lenin. some of of the protesters were beaten by police, and today the president is meeting with the three top opposition leaders among others to try to stem this political crisis. one of those leaders, a world champion boxer, is regarded by many as ukraine's leader in waiting. he proposed amnesty for all of those facing criminal charges stemming from the protests, and he said he is still considering signing that deal with the e.u. if some of the conditions are changed. but the opposition is still also

patti ann browne has more. >> that's right t.ened outside the football game between the chiefs and the broncos. a man and his son returned to their vehicle in a parking lot of the truman sports complex and discovered a man in their jeep. witnesses say there was a scuffle and the man collapsed on the pavement. the son ran for help and paramedics tried to revi man who was in his 20's but he was declared dead upon arrival at the hospital. the cause of death is not clear. the spokesman says it could have been a heart attack or other health condition not related to the altercation but the death is being investigated as a homicide and three people were taken into custody as persons of interest. officer snapp says they are not suspects and expected to be released later today. detectives got a tip that evidence can be found at a residence in independence, missouri. a search warrant is being obtained right now to search that home. police, meanwhile, still not identifying the man who died. jon: what a strange story. >> it is strange. not r

. >> brown: ann patchett, thank you. >> thanks for having me on. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: a student walked into a high school in suburban denver armed with a shotgun and shot two other students before apparently killing himself. one of the students is in serious condition. federal authorities arrested a man in kansas on suspicion he was plotting a suicide attack on an airport in wichita on behalf of al qaeda. on the "newshour" online right now from a near-fall off of a fiscal cliff to an infamous shutdown showdown, 2013 was a rough year for lawmakers. we mark this friday the thirteenth with a list of the year's thirteen unluckiest political moments. all that and more is on our website newshour.pbs.org. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening. here's a preview: >> why congress is in the mood for compromise, the president is in the mood for a staff shake-up and john kerry is in the mood for negotiation. we take you behind the story tonight on "washington week

. >>> governor jerry brown and first lady ann blown had a special guest helper lighting the capitol christmas tree tonight. eight-year-old from valeho helped throw the switch lighting the 55-foot tall tree. angel was born with a congenital heart disease. he was selected to represent the 260,000 people served by the department of developmental services. he is a student at the beverly hills elementary. >>> and he did a pretty good job. >> yes, that's very good. perfect. >> good night for it too. >> oh, beautiful; right? and not as cold. >> it feels a lot more comfortable outside. we have lost that biting chill. chilly. december, it's going to be chilly outside. when you get really chilly and dangerously cold, that's the problem. we're done with that. no more freezes. here is a look at where we'll be tomorrow morning. certainly, we'll be cold. napa, 33. freemont 36. san jose down to 36. nobody down below freezing. that lemon tree and lime tree and avacado tree happier overnight tonight. doesn't need the blankets. moderate air quality just about everywhere. that will be the south play. unhealthy.

jerry brown is married to ann gus. she's the smartest person in california. i hope she's running the state. since 1978. joe brown around since 1978. reagan had been governor and fought the communists. these were not 25-year-olds when they came to their world views. obama by contrast and sam harris, they showed up with views. they hasn't really lived through crises -- they hasn't been in the city for long enough to be repared to do what they're asked to do. sam harris has no experience. president obama had two years in the senate. >> president obama got accomplished what the clintons accomplished by getting the health care bill passed. >> george bush passed the health bill. he lost the 2008 elections so badly, when the financial crisis happened on his watch, people forget that senator mccain was when the financial crisis occurred. that's the panic. history will have another one at some point. greenspan me it on more than bush. but that swept in a supermajority that's rare in the american politics and the intend to not happen. the supermajority did not the bill.

here.l have anne richards ambassador brown of jordan. and we know the united nations has traveled a long distance. we are grateful for that. i thank senator graham who proposed this hearing. we have a humanitarian catastrophe in syria. it continues to unfold in syria. not just that syria, no one more directly than jordan and lebanon. i want to commend you for your generosity. you've done this even though others might shirk from this. i commend both of your countries. the number of refugees change all the time. 557,000. we know that there are more than that. in jordan, they are living mostly in tent camps like this picture here. in lebanon, they are scattered among the general population. over here. for people who have traveled to lebanon, as i have, know that you have some varied types of topography and geography. you have two governments. they are facing huge strains on their government and their populations. the war in syria shows no sign of ending. the protracted crisis is going to be stressful on lebanon and jordan. turkey andas on i

governor jerry brown and his wife ann and their dog attended a tree lighting ceremony outside the stateapitol. the tree came from a forest near redding. it covered in large blue, red, and green ornaments. people attending the ceremony were asked to donate to the california emergency food link food bank. >>> oakland police say they have spotted a disturbing trend. the hunt for a group of carjackers who turn around and use the stolen car to commit another crime. >>> early morning house fire displaced one oakland family. the fire spread to three homes. we'll tell you about some of the challenges firefighters face. >>> on the sunol grade 680 southbound that traffic looks pretty good as you head down. but we already have places where traffic is beginning to slow. i will tell you where. >>> a slightly warmer day in the forecast for your friday. we have about two hours or so until the sunrise this morning. waking up with partly cloudy skies and patchy fog. where it is thick and a look at your temperatures coming up. ♪ could it be? ♪ no presents beneath the tree? ♪ ♪ wait a minute, now i see ♪

governor jerry brown, his wife ann and their dog attended the tree lighting ceremony outside the state forest near redding. it's now covered in large blue, red and green ornaments and has 10,000led lights. people attending the ceremony were asked to donate to the california food bank. >>> an east bay man tries to park his car outside his home. >> i opened the door. >> instead he becomes a carjacking victim. what police think the suspect's planned next. >>> an oakland o -- family is displaced by an early morning house fire that started with the oven, what made this fire burn so fast and so quick, i'll tell you. >>> warmer weather on the way for your weekend. this morning, we're waking up with clouds and cold temperatures. we'll have a look at what's happening outside your door this morning, what you can expect for the afternoon and your weekend forecast coming up. . >>> mornings on 2. time is 8:29. live pictures from oakland, with the damage left behind from an early morning fire. we brought you live coverage starting at 4:30 this morning, and fire crews say the cold weather may be to b

a part of his life experience so i hear my mother say miss anne, and listening and watching my father, people think he's white with me a brown child, all right? i think -- i'm happy you did the book. >> well, good. >> i read some of it, not all of it, because i really have negro -- i have, you know, the anthology. i have it. >> you own the original? >> yeah, i got one. when i came to new york, michelle's bookstore was open, and he was still alive, and you could talk to him who knew all these things. >> you know what the copy is worth; right? >> negotiations will take place after. >> if you don't know, can we meet outside for a moment? >> a lot of stories short, i do think this is important. i always admire lillian woodian smith. >> uh-huh. >> her writings, and what she did, always admired her. >> people like nancy have real question marks about because i spoke to dorothy west who was hurst's roommate. >> that's right. >> dorothy west said wherever it was, a political party, wherever, whenever a white woman walked into the room, it was trouble. all right? >> absolutely. >> if you were in the southern states, it couldn't mean

anne, back to you. >> love it. merry christmas. thanks. >>> 6:07. governor jerry brown has issued 127 christmas eve pardons most of them to people convicted of drug offenses. a woman was also pardoned who stole some food to feed her children. no one is being let out of children. all those granted pardons had completed their sentences and had not committed a crime for more than a decade. >>> a man and woman from watson veryville are in custody accused of stealing christmas gifts from several homes in san jose's rose garden area. the watsonville thieves broke into six houses on lauralei avenue on the same night. they got in through windows, garages and through an unlocked front door in one case. thefts happened at night while the victims slept. >> i was lucky. i'm sure if i had woken up i would have been scared to death. >> the break-ins prompted several people in the neighborhood to invest in home security systems. >>> procrastinators scrambled to get last-minute gifts but it won't be enough to salvage this holiday shopping season for some retailers. early numbers show s

a part of his life experience so i hear my mother say miss anne, and listening and watching my father, people think he's white with me a brown child, all right? i think -- i'm happy you did the book. >> well, good. >> i read some of it, not all of it, because i really have negro -- i have, you know, the anthology. i have it. >> you own the original? >> yeah, i got one. when i came to new york, michelle's bookstore was open, and he was still alive, and you could talk to him who knew all these things. >> you know what the copy is worth; right? >> negotiations will take place after. >> if you don't know, can we meet outside for a moment? >> a lot of stories short, i do think this is important. i always admire lillian woodian smith. >> uh-huh. >> her writings, and what she did, always admired her. >> people like nancy have real question marks about because i spoke to dorothy west who was hurst's roommate. >> that's right. >> dorothy west said wherever it was, a political party, wherever, whenever a white woman walked into the room, it was trouble. all right? >> absolutely. >> if you were in the southern states, it couldn't mean

brown, who puts mandela in the same group as martin luther king, jr. and john f. kennedy. but he calls mandela the "real" leader. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> grace cathedral and the black represent repertory group will be holding services. we have more on our kpix.com complete with a photo gallery. >>> it is 5:06. hopefully it's "friday light" out there. let's check traffic. >> it is exceptionally "friday light." we just checked in with chp. looked at their reports of their ongoing incidents. 0. so not a lot of major hot spots which is great if you have to get to work on time. this is a live look for the north bay compute. southbound and northbound 101 in sausalito. as you can see, things look good right now if you are heading towards the golden gate bridge. nothing but green on our sensors from redwood city down into palo alto. heading out of milpitas for silicon valley commuters things are obviously still moving at the speed limit there. bart looks good. bart has more than 30 trains on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you. >>> a special task force will conduct an independent review of a racial harassm

is lesley anne warner, an africa analyst at c.n.a., a not-for-profit research organization that provides analysis for the u.s. government and military. welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: first we have to remind people, this is a very new and clearly very volatile country. >> yes, that's true. so south sudan received its independence from sudan in july of 2011. and this came after 23 years of civil war. and there has been a previous civil war from '56 to '72. but there had been great optimism when south sudan eventually received its independence. although it was essentially starting as a very undeveloped state. >> brown: so what is the dynamic at work now? does it seem more like political rivalries or how much does it feel like ethnic divisions at work? this current unrest started as a political dispute. and it has rapidly started it to take on elements of ethnic conflict but it's not there yet. but the issue is once you cross the ethnic conflict line it will be difficult to walk that back. so what started off as a dispute between president salva kiir and his former vice president riek machar who he fired along with the rest of the cabinet in the summer in july, it st

brown, who puts mandela in the same group as martin luther king, jr. and john f. kennedy. but he calls mandela the "real" leader. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> grace cathedral and the black repertory group are working on services to honor mandela. glide memorial will hold its service this sunday. we are looking back at his life on our website at kpix.com complete with a photo gallery. >>> a task force will conduct an independent review of racial harassment of a san jose state student. four white students are accused of harassing a black roommate. a task force set up will look into existing ruse and recommend changes. retired judge ladoris cordell will lead the task force. >>> cold weather may have been responsible for the water main break in martinez overnight last night around 10:30 at pear and pacheco boulevard. water is off but as you can see, it created a mess with a lot of water going into yards and garages nearby. >>> new this morning, an investigation now under way into the construction of a barge by google. a commission will determine whether google and the owners of a pier on treasure island have the necessary p

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have msnbc.com political reporter benjy sarlin, ann lewis, ana marie cox of the guardian and sahil kapur of talking points memo.com rejoins us. so, scott brownvery well. we'll talk about that a little bit in a minute and maybe diagnose it. maybe offer her some friendly advice on how to fix things. let's start going through the rules. i'll put the first one up there. our first rule of successful political carpetbagging is do have a famous name. we think here of an example in new york, 13 years ago, new york state, where hillary clinton, first lady, who was born in illinois, went to school in massachusetts, and connecticut, first lady of arkansas, lived in washington, d.c., at the age of 53, she decided her new home was chappaqua, new york. a few months later, this happened. >> you came out and said that issues and ideals matter. jobs matter. down state and up state. health care matters, education matters, the environment matters, social security matters, a woman's right to choose matters. it all matters and i just want to say from the bottom of my heart, thank you, new york. >> so the fact that she was not from new york and was not before ide

brown shoes and they were muddy because he had been out campaigning. the honeymoon consisted of over night in michigan sitting outdoors listening to the favorite son and then a football game in ann arbor, his blovered university of michigan. she stayed in the hotel. he went to the game. they went back to grand rapids on monday and he said he had to campaign that evening. could she make him a sandwich. he said a number of times she never let him hear the end of it. i think they took a number of second honeymoons to compensate. >> there are a lot of women thinking he ode her one big after that. michael in 1950. jack born in 1952. stephen in 1956 and susan born in 1957. going to return to steve ford talking about their congressional years because in fact the politician won that race for the house of representatives and spend the next 25 years as a member of congress. let's hear steve ford talking about that life. >> dad was on the road maybe 200 nights a year sometimes out campaigning for other republicans trying to get a majority in congress. he wanted to be speaker of the house. and mom to her credit was the one like many wives of congressmen back home making sure we got to the d