>> let's say that anna can be intimidating. think that's her armor, to intimidate, to give the people a sense that she is in charge. >> i have been asking to see those books. like, this week, okay, is your deadline. >> she is not a person that's gonna show you her emotions, ever. she's like a doctor. when she's looking at your work, it's like a medical analysis. some of us can't cope with that. we need to be loved. >> fat chance of that, says vogue creative director grace coddington, another veteran colleague. >> i think she enjoys not being completely approachable. you know, just her office is very intimidating, right? you have to walk about a mile into the office before you get to her desk, and i'm sure it's, you know, intentional. >> have you ever seen her looking less than perfect? >> no. >> never? >> her hair is always... >> that must take terrific discipline. >> i think she's a very disciplined woman. >> also a very pampered one. conde nast, her publisher, picks up the bill for her hair and makeup every day of the week an

they endured but also you and your crew, anna.kind of risks were explained to you before you went inside? >> well, we obviously got the rundown as to what we were being exposed. to but the precautions were taken. we were wearing that protective gear. and we did have the right equipment. and we were also on the plant for all of perhaps three to four hours. so risks were reduced. and our radiation levels were measured as we worked into the plant and then also again as we left. as we were take off our protective gear, all these workers with their special equipment going over our bodies to make sure radiation hasn't been absorbed. we were all clear, thankfully. so it was a successful journey. i think it's one that's really important to highlight to the world what is actually going on here in japan. >> that's what i wanted to ask. glad to hear you and the crew are in the clear. we appreciate the exclusive access you were granted for us on cnn. anna korin, thank you very much from japan tonight. >>> there are a couple of other compellin

i'm anna kooiman. you're looking live at the vatican where the people's pope, pope francis is delivering his first christmas message to the world. tens of thousands gathered and we'll bring you there live straight ahead. >> home for the holidays, america's bravest men and women coming home in time for christmas. this morning we will meet one of our nation's heroes and his lucky family just glad to have him back home. >> which state was the first to make christmas an official holiday? do you know the answer? time to put your thinking caps on because we are quizzing you on christmas. "fox & friends" starts now. >> hi. this is tony danza and you're watching "fox & friends." merry christmas and a happy new year. ♪ ♪ >> are you feeling festive on this merry christmas morning, december 25? we are just so happy that you're joining us here at "fox & friends." you're looking live at midtown manhattan listening to deck the halls by nat king coal. >> all those decorations on sixth avenue or beautiful but last nig

. >> reporter: 13-year-old anna lisa's father clenching a picture of anna. her father tells us anna felt guilty for causing trouble for her parents. >> anna. it's not your fault. it's nobody's fault. we just want you back at home. >> reporter: her family tells me anna was bullied on social media and that the eighth grader was suspended from pleasanton middle school several months ago. she is currently enrolled in independent studies. her brother seen here in photos with anna say they are close. >> when she was around me she always had a smile on her face. but i can't see that smile anymore. >> reporter: anna's smile may have hit what her family describes as bouts of depression. police say they're treating this case very seriously because a neighbor saw her get in a car with three males who are unknown to the family. her families says she has not made contact with friends or family on social media which she uses often. >> after talking to her friends, she hasn't made contacts with them. >> reporter: anna does not have a cell phone, undoubtedly her family is h

. >> reporter: 13-year-old anna lisa's father clenching a picture of anna. her father tells us anna felt guilty for causing trouble for her parents. >> anna. it's not your fault. it's nobody's fault. we just want you back at home. >> reporter: her family tells me anna was bullied on social media and that the eighth grader was suspended from pleasanton middle school several months ago. she is currently enrolled in independent studies. her brother seen here in photos with anna say they are close. >> when she was around me she always had a smile on her face. but i can't see that smile anymore. >> reporter: anna's smile may have hit what her family describes as bouts of depression. police say they're treating this case very seriously because a neighbor saw her get in a car with three males who are unknown to the family. her families says she has not made contact with friends or family on social media which she uses often. >> after talking to her friends, she hasn't made contacts with them. >> reporter: anna does not have a cell phone, undoubtedly her family is h

. >> i am anna edwards. are standingorters by across the world, ready to deliver stories that will drive your day. stop -- worst up, manus cranny is live from westminster. the ecb latest rate decision is due out later today. up, manus cranny is from westminster. the ecb latest rate decision is due out later today. >> the european business correspondent: hide -- caroline de. >> the u.k. counselor will deliver a statement later today. u.k.mes at a time when the is the best-performing economy. manus cranny joins us. he will be delivering the autumn statement. the background that is improving. is it cold where you are? [laughter] it is a bit snippy -- nippy. georgeocus on what that theater of politics will happen in parliament behind me. mr. cameron was in china. is aboutring -- today politics. it is about economics. it is but the middle class and democratization. you have got manufacturing and carney talking about the recovery here. get -- later on today. these are quite significant. existence. belong in this w

. >> i am anna edwards. bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world to deliver the stories that drive your day. european finance ministers meet in brussels. we will look at the future of flight for london. caroline hyde has more on the u.k. airport expansion program. >> ukraine president is heading to russia for a bailout. an unlikely combination. by oneark chain backed of china's richest man. ipo. manus cranny is looking at the u.k. biggest consumer electronics retailer. >> the big interviews coming up. all a bloomberg television this morning. a new development in the debate over extending airport capacity and the u.k. list ofout his short options for expansion. we will be speaking with him on "the pulse." his reaction. both of those interviews on bloomberg. >> european finance ministers are meeting and brussels to try and agree on a bank resolution mechanism to deal with future crises. david tweed is an berlin. it used to be mario draghi concern it would be complicated. >> is my job to explain sim

anna and another passenger grabbed her stethoscope but could not find a heart beat. >> i don't thinkhe felt pain. she just -- she was finishing dying while we were with her. >>reporter: anna wants her family to know about the final moments. >> i want them to know she wasn't alone. we were with her and tried to help her, but couldn't. i'm sorry that we couldn't. but she wasn't alone. i did pray for her. >> reporter: by the time rescuers made their way to anna, she realized her back was injured and she was bleeding. the pain is excruciating. >> my daughter wants me to hold her and i can't really move. >> reporter: she is among the first passengers suing metro north. peter is her attorney. >> it's important that this accident never happens again and no other people will die in the future. >> the new york police department and bronx prosecutors along with federal transportation officials are investigating the crash. the train engineer said he was in a hypnotic like daze in the seconds before the train barrelled into a sharp curve more than 50 miles an hour above the speed limit. >>> righ

her father says anna hasn't been seen or heard from since. police are taking this case very seriously. they say anna's safety is at risk. >> she did have a presence on social media. since she's been a missing, from talking with her e the friends that know her best, she hasn't made a presence on social media at all since i believe saturday night. >> reporter: her father asked us to share this photo of anna. her family loves her very much and desperately wants to make sure she is safe and wants her to come home. police say she does not have a cell phone and asks anyone with information to contact them right away. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight, the richmond city council is considering including ecstasy tropic cigarettes in its city wide smoking ban. right now it is illegal to smoke in public places in richmond, but there are no restrictions when it comes to icigarettes. the battery-powered devices contain anything teak and produce vapor as opposed to smoke. last month, uc berkeley decided to include ecigarettes in its campus wide s

we'll get -- listen, this is what i do for a living. >> at least for tonight, anna's traffickers have't sleep tonight if i let you go back there. you understand? >> her hard life lessons ring loud and clear in the younger woman's ears. at last, anna sees genuine opportunity to get away from her pimp and agrees to take refuge in a shelter for girls and women struggling to escape prostitution. >> you'll let me do that? give me a hug. you ain't going nowhere. >> sometimes i believe that things happen for a reason. and it's divine intervention. and i feel that's what just happened right now. >> brenda says there's no guarantees that today's intervention will turn anna's life around but at least for tonight, anna will be safe and warm, securing shelter from the storm of the underground sex trade. >> we're trying to find that piece of them that's left. so we can help them bring it out. they're not a lost cause. you're talking thousands of dollars. >>> i don't -- >>> from the mean >>> from the mean streets of chicago's south side -- >> don't do me like that, man. >> -- to the affluent suburb

anna, i'm going to interrupt you right now.live to the press conference. >> -- regarding this particular situation. today at 12:33 p.m., a lone gunman entered the school on the west side. the gunman came into the school and immediately asked for the location of a very specific teacher and he named that teacher by name. when the teacher heard that this individual was asking for him, the teacher exited the school immediately. in my opinion, was the most important tactical decision that could have been made, that he knew he was the target and he left that school in an effort to try to encourage the shooter to also leave the school with the focus of safety and security and wellbeing of our students in his mind. when that happened, one student was shot by the shooter. that student was transported immediately by littleton fire rescue and that student is currently in serious condition at a local hospital undergoing surgery. a second victim was shot. that individual suffered a very minor gunshot wound and is being treated at a local ho

anna werner reports. >> jpmorgan chase puts caps on debit cards following the massive breach at target. terrell brown explains. an american journalestist missing in syria for more than a year,ight h family speaks out. and margaret brennan on the cuban defecter who has become an american star. >> this is the "cbs evening news". >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. it is the first full day of winter and weather across the country is all over the place. ice from michigan to new england lead to power outages and scenes like this. this was the snow on interstate 43 in port washington, wisconsin. here's a look at flooding in arkansas. and take a look at this volleyball tank top weather in new york city, a record day of warmth. the west coast is about the only place enjoying a typical day. we begin with anna werner in dallas. >> reporter: the storm system claimed lives in two states, in mississippi on saturday night, authorities found a man died after his mobile home overturned. another man was killed after his car hit a fallen tree. in kentu

i'm anna kooiman. this is "fox & friends."this is anything but a vacation. tomorrow they will lose federal unemployment benefits, but will renewing those benefits keep the unemployed unemployed? for a fair and balanced debate, we are joined now by senior economics writer for the "wall street journal," stephen moore and democratic strategist zerlina maxwell. goodto both of you. >> good morning. >> zerlina, i will start with you, you think it's a bad idea for them to end. what's going to stop somebody from just continuing to be on these benefits when they don't have to work and they are getting handouts from the government? >> one of the requirements to get unemployment insurance is to actively look for work. and economists have had said that when you cut off these benefits. many of these folks will drop out of the labor force entirely. we need to create more jobs and put more stimulus back into the economy so that businesses and families are more secure. cutting off benefits is the exact wrong way to handle this. >> stephan, i

anna holmes, elizabeth plank and krystal ball, thank you all.conversation to have. >> thank you, ari. >> absolutely. and coming up, we are awaiting the senate vote on the budget this hour, and we bring in chris matthews, historical scholar in his own right and a man who remembers what a productive congress actually looks like. ♪ [ male announcer ] if we could see energy... what would we see? ♪ the billions of gallons of fuel that get us to work. ♪ we'd see all the electricity flowing through the devices that connect us and teach us. ♪ we'd see that almost 100% of medical plastics are made from oil and natural gas. ♪ and an industry that supports almost 10 million american jobs. life takes energy. and no one applies more technology to produce american energy and refine it more efficiently than exxonmobil. because using energy responsibly has never been more important. energy lives here. ♪ see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated docto

. >> anna, its not your fault. its nobody's fault we just want you back at home. >> anna cease family says she was bullied on social media and enrolled in independent studied. she hasn't made any contact with friends or families on social media which she normally uses often. and here's another look at anna. she is 5'5", weighs about 130 pounds. she has black hair and brown eyes and last seen getting into a four-door coupe. anyone with information is asked to call pleasanton police. >>> later this morning the search for a pilot and his family is scheduled to continue in the rugged the idaho wilderness. dale smith was flying his plane with his two children and spouses when that plane went missing over a rural part of central idaho. smith reported engine trouble during a flight from oregon to montana. he is the cofounder of a san jose computing firm. his business partner says every one at the company is waiting for word on the search. >> its been a couple days now. the longer this goes on, the more worrisome it gets.

anna werner looks at the disappointing numbers from this year's holiday shopping season. and it happened one christmas eve. dean reynolds on the picture that changed the way we look at our world. >> oh, my god, l captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. this is our western edition. when something breaks on the international space station, there is no repairman to call so today, two astronauts suited up for the second time this week to complete the job of fixing a critical cooling system. a pump broke earlier this month, and today's mission was to swap out the old one with the new one. bill whitaker has the story. >> reporter: traveling almost 18,000 miles per hour, 260 miles above the earth, astronauts mike hopkins and rick masstrachio stepped outside the international space station to make the urgent repairs to the cooling system. >> mike hopkins taking a special sleigh ride on this christmas eve, holding the pump module. >> reporter: teetering on the end of the space stat

i'm anna kooiman. four american troops shot at during a rescue mission in the south sudan. this morning new details on their condition and the white house's plans to get americans out alive. >>> and a young husband killed in cold blood while shopping with his wife for his car. now these four thugs under arrest for his murder. new details this morning about who they are and how one of the suspects was released from jail just days before this horrific crime. >>> and where the "duck dynasty" super stars discriminated for their open christ yas beliefs. why they believe they were. a new tweet this morning sparking an online firestorm. "fox & friends," it's starting right now. come on in. >>> just got a few more shopping days left until christmas, and you better stay tuned because we have a great made in america segment. patriotic phone cases, sports maps, robes for the ladies, tree houses for the kids all made in america. >> it's the 22nd of december, ladies and gentlemen. not many gifts left to get. >> goo

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anna and anna. i use to them the sauce was too he speaks it's two c to three. and wind ceased. telstra. last tuesday is the reason. he said. it's known as a region of the beast. in the winter you can make it snow can exceed two teachers. i am this winter. today quinn has yet to meet was teary in boston. ms milledge was beech tree forts. using sources to survive. along with these briefings you heard this mostly snow blown to bits. two spring arrives somebody. living in harmony cheer on. it is. i am. i will i knew this region of nepal

let's get to anna.oday's top stories. >> good morning, michaela and john and to you at home. we can't forget the bitter cold start to 2014. temps expected to be in the 20s for ball drop in times square. winds even colder, in chicago, we're talking teens. some of the northern states might not get above zero degrees this week. once the confetti has fallen, we could see snow follow. late-breaking developments out of north dakota where a massive fire is still burning after an explosive collision involving two different trains. look at the fireball here. cass county sheriff paul laney telling "new day" just a few minutes ago that 65% of casselton has been evacuated because of all that thick, black smoke, still coming from the wreckage there. nearby homes were rattled by this explosion, people could feel the heat by as far as half a mile away. crews are now on that scene just starting to test the air for toxins. so far, no reports of any injuries. >>> new video this morning of the phoenix bank robbery suspect

.> and i'm abe-nomicm anna edws manus cranny has the details. israel lost the stanley fischer may be heading to the fed. elliott gotkine has more from tel aviv. to settle over sanctions violations and more people will be flying in the next four years. caroline hyde has the latest numbers from the international airline transport association. plus, the russian race to become the next market for online video. ryan chilcote has more on the content wars. >> bringing you some big interviews today on bloomberg television. the ceo of viacom international media net work joins "the pulse." you don't want to miss that at 930 a.m. london time. >> pleasantly but here from the international air transport association chief executive, tony tyler, joining bloomberg at 10:30 a.m. gone public in the ipo priced at $20 per share $2.35 billion. what are investors getting? >> real estate and a darn good franchise. that's how you wrap it up. arehis valuation, they beating starwood which is seen as a much more upscale brand but have a look at some of the brands they are

. >> leann and anna. >> i'm leann i'm not jennifer bailey's but i'm a mom and have two small boys and have chosen to raise our kids in the city and want to sty in the city. we're committed to staying here. i took time from managing a small business owner r small business today to support what this organization is doing. having the ability to run all around outdoor and without fences not within playground i love them but the ability to run around outside in a city environment makes san francisco a special city. the idea you can go into the presidio or golden gate park won u run as fast as you can and they love that. this is an important program. thank you. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> morning commissioners general manager i'm anna i manage policies at the park alliances i'm here on behalf of that to support of the children's outdoor bill of rights. we hope that it are inform other cities. i applaud my colleague for helping with this. we're really exfoliated it's before the commission today and hope you'll support it thank you. thank you >> anyone else who wants to m

kate segal, anna marie cox, thank you for your time. coming up my interview with nancy pelosi about the congress that can't get anything done. and, is there enough celebrity power in the universe to sell obama care? around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it when you know where to look. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave america back a profit. we're here to keep our promises. to help you realize a better tomorrow. from the families of aig, happy holidays. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me s

anna tracks them down in a city an hour away. first journalist to find them. >> she was standing in the garden alone. she looked okay. she wasn't damaged. she felt happy to see us, because i bring a lot of food for her, like vegetables. >> but the tale of the flying donkey doesn't end there. with the help of the donkey's real owner, anna helps rescue the animal from the parasailing businessmen. >> we took her away without his permission because he is not the owner and i have the real owner so we don't have to ask. >> days later, news spreads across europe. "the sun" newspaper is so appalled by the story, they want to adopt anapka. and promise a safe home for her in england. anapka, the flying donkey, soon becomes an international sensation. >> police in southern russia are launching an investigation into animal cruelty. >> anapka is even invited to stay at the prestigious kremlin riding school in moscow where she receives royal treatment. >> fresh vegetables, people are giving her a massage every day and people love to give her a

. >> and i'm anna edwards. a standingeport is by across the world ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. marcus cranny is following ahead of the fed decision and we are also in berlin on the latest deal in brussels. pre-k's hans nichols is in leipzig and caroline hyde has the most difficult assignment. she's outside a chocolate shop in london with the story on the surging cocoa. click some people get all the tough diggs. let's get a gauge on whether the markets are pricing in the tapering this evening in any form. click to the speak to anybody, whether it comes tonight, january, march, the markets are prepared. as people who have kids, if you take sugar away from children, is anything preparing you for the ruckus that might actually come? there will be a reaction. it will come for a day, says goldman sachs. they make it very clear. 90% of the bond market have priced this end. i think that's the issue. aboutd el-erian will talk that tonight. have a look at the bond market. this is the essence of

i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth. president obama signs a budget with controversial costs.eans for our veterans and the terror suspects at guantanamo bay. >> remember this government official enjoying wine at the spa on taxpayers' dime? whoever thought today good news would come out of this photo? >> really? >> yeah. >> ditching class used to be easy. >> bueller. >> here. >>

. >> reporter: ana's fictional counterpart on "downton" is anna bates. >> i'm anna, the head house mate>> reporter: actress joanne frogrett has the inside scoop on what may have been the toughest part of being a maid. >> the worst thing of filming the first two series was the corsets. especially for a housemaid, how people used to manage doing manual tasks and cleaning a house in these things. >> reporter: in the series, viewers cheer for the downstairs folks, but let's face it, we dream of being the ones drinking the champagne, not pouring it. >> when you watch something like "downton," you know, you might imagine that you are lady mary, or the earl of grantham or, you know, upstairs. i don't think anybody watches it and think, "oh, i really wish i was mrs. patmore," or "i really wish i was the kitchen maid," or "oh, i long to be a footman," >> reporter: when we come back -- >> he's ha duke, a dad. he carried the queen's train. >> i bought my first bicycle with the money i earned. >> from the money -- >> yeah a duchess and duke roll up their sleeves. and all this can be yours if you ga

kate segal, anna marie cox, thank you for your time. coming up my interview with nancy pelosi about the congress that can't get anything done. and, is there enough celebrity power in the universe to sell obama care? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with new fedex one rate, i could fill a box and ship it for one flat rate. so i knit until it was full. you'd be crazy not to. is that nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. you stand behind what you say. there's a saying around here, around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it when you know where to look. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t.

i'm anna kooiman. we have a fox news alert for you. overnight, suspects nabbed a big break in that deadly malakar jacking. four men have just been arrested in connection with with the gunning down of this man in front of his wife last sunday. we have the details straight ahead. >> and that "duck dynasty" double standard. new information about how far a&e went to silence phil robertson before the show even premiered. stay tuned for that unfolding story. >> and they fought for their country, but now two new jersey police officers say they are fighting for their jobs because of that. why they claim they are being punished for serving in the military. it's "fox & friends" on a saturday morning that starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everybody, this is owe he olivia, production assistant with "fox & friends." have a merry christmas. >> hi olivia. >> merry christmas messages from our crew. >> thank you, olivia. so our viewers can see what a cheerful studio it is. >> it is. >> good morning anna kooiman. >> how are you doing. >> i didn't mean to inte

anna navarra. [ speaking spanish ] >> what she said. >> thank you for coming to do this. as well, happy new year. thank you, all. >>> thank you for watching "state of the union." i'm candy crowley in washington. head to cnn.com/sotu for analysis and extras. if you missed any part of today's show, find us on itunes, just search "state of the union." from all of us here at "state of the union," a happy new year to you and yours. fare fareed zakaria is next for our viewers in the united states. >>> welcome to this "gps" special report. i'm fareed zakaria. 2014 will be a year of surpri s surprises. events that no one can predict. but there will be one great spectacle in the spring, an event that never fails to move me deeply. india will hold its national elections. the largest democratic process in human history. more than 700 million people at 800,000 voting booths using 1.3 million machines will cast their ballots. aside from the extraordinary affirmatio d

anna hunt, political analyst david gergen are here. anna, you are from florida. are no fan i know of the castro regime. but what do you make of senator mccain's comments comparing this to a hitler moment and also of congresswoman ros leytenen. >> don't think john mccain was comparing it to a hitler moment. his question was what is the point? you can shake hands with dictators and tyrants but that doesn't mean they're going to change their ways. people need to understand for this, john, for this community this cuts very very deep. there were a number of political proners, cuban political prisoners who served even longer than mandela. 30 years, 29 years, 28 years. today is international human rights day. and as congresswoman luytenen said, there are dissidents being jailed and attacked in cuba today. so people need 20 understand, this is something that the cuban community feels deeply. this is a community that has felt this pain now for 5years. this duo of brothers are going to have had an iron grip tyranny on cuba for 55 years come january 1st. do i think a handsh

arena. >> can anna try to hop on? >> absolutely. >> all right, anna. >> okay, you get on.hat's nothing. >> put one hand in the air. >> now you can let it go. >> there you go. you're doing good. hang on. >> my hands are so -- >> awesome. all right. whoa. >> you did it. you're on. you're brave. >> we'll have more in moments. more anna on bullback. >> crazy. >> did we name the bull? >> now she's getting crazy. farmer: hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer. and our giant idaho potato truck is still missing. so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >>> welcome back. >> anna on a mechanical bull right behind us. >> come on. here we go. >> donald trump on tomorrow's show, dick cheney, and mario lopez. we'll see you, everyone. >> that's a show. >>> and a fox extreme weather alert this morning. a deadly winter storm blasting western and southern states with frigid temperatures, snow, r

anna hunt, political analyst david gergen are here. anna, you are from florida.o fan i know of the castro regime. but what do you make of senator mccain's comments comparing this to a hitler moment and also of congresswoman ros leytenen. >> don't think john mccain was comparing it to a hitler moment. his question was what is the point? you can shake hands with dictators and tyrants but that doesn't mean they're going to change their ways. people need to understand for this, john, for this community this cuts very very deep. there were a number of political prisoners, cuban political prisoners who served even longer than mandela. 30 years, 29 years, 28 years. today is international human rights day. and as congresswoman luytenen said, there are dissidents being jailed and attacked in cuba today. so people need 20 understand, this is something that the cuban community feels deeply. this is a community that has felt this pain now for 55 years. this duo of brothers are going to have had an iron grip tyranny on cuba for 55 years come january 1st. do i think a handshak

appreciate it, anna. >> time now is 5:03. time to look at who is talking.ah palin is talking about the controversy surrounding duck dynasty. she says it's all about freedom of speech. >> a&e they were quacks onç th one. the marketing department there. they had just recently rolled out their new slogan from their marketing department and it's be original. that translates with a&e's marketing department today, be stupid. to get rid of the most popular patriarch on television today. there are other networks that would nab these guys up in a heartbeat. a & e's screwed up on this one. what phil was saying he was receipting a part of the gospel. the liberal left must think the gospel is insulting and offensive. phil was repeating what is in the bible. we are smart enough to understand what's going on here. we are also smart enough to understand we do not have to promote and give business to a network like that if we don't believe in the action they just took and a & e's is going to feel it. >> viewers have been weighing in all morning with overwhelming support f

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anna jung, nhk world, seoul. >>> tokyo wants to invite as many investors to its stock market as possible. ron madison has more on this. ron? >> you may remember about two years ago the trading day got longer when they extended the morning session a half hour to 11:30, so now it looks like officials do want to squeeze as much trading action out of the day as they can, so they had the company that runs the tokyo stock exchange says serious discussions will begin early next year on whether to start nighttime trading. they now open at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 3:00 p.m. >> translator: considering recent developments surrounding the financial markets, we think it's our responsibility to provide trading opportunities after 3:00 p.m. that would enable investors to respond to events that occur in and outside the country after the closing. >> there has been talk about extending trading hours, but some companies have expressed reservations, saying they would need more staff and would also have to upgrade their trading systems. saito said he'd take immediate steps if they decide to go ahead with the

sister. >> i know how to stop the winter. > anna is not your average damsel in distress.'s funny and feisty. >> i sell ice for a living. >> that's a rough business to be in right now. that's unfortunate. >> with catchy songs, it's proving a festive hit. >> she has magic powers and is so pretty. >> it's sparkly. >> for an insider's look to how animated films are made, 25 years of pixar exhibition is on at the art museum. there are sketches and paintings and sculptures that normally don't make it out of the hollywood studio. >> i really like it because i love watching the making on d.v.d.'s and seeing the drawings up close it gives me another way of seeing the film. >> most animated movies take about four years to craft. here you can learn how traditional artists create the story line and characters. >> we have a huge art department, sculptors using paint and any medium you can use so it's very free and takes a long time before it actually gets into the computer and have hat final image. >> he started off looking quite different but if you'd like to see real life people, yo

anna young, nhk world, seoul. >>> northern urine is dealing with an intense winter storm. our meteorologist robert speta has been following this. >> this is going down as one of the windiest storms thus fall, going into winter. already reports in scotland, upwards of reports of 180 kilometers per hour, we're seeing power outages and heavy snowfall. some areas off to the north could be getting upwards about 30 centimeters of snow combined with this very high wind. you can see the lines really close together. that's the tight pressure gradient we talk about. when you get that, you get these winds that could be causing damage out here, already reports of coastal flooding as well in a few areas just due to that wind driving the water onshore. very gusty winds out here. whiteout conditions, heavy snowfall. if you plan on traveling on the northern portions of the low countries here. really do take your time. if you're out on the roads or have any travel plans across this area because it is going to be some delays. definitely want to watch this through the next 24 hours. good new

good morning to you, brian, kelly, anna.ho want to purchase health insurance in time to kick in the 1st of january. healthcare.gov had the busiest day. 1 million visits by afternoon. another 200,000 said to have used the telephone call center option. the system, said a spokesperson for the centers for medicare and medicaid services that administers the website is handling a record number of consumers who are completing their enrollments well with a low overall error rate averaging less than .4% and quick response times averaging well less than a second, despite increased traffic. so the final, final, final, final, final deadline for people to purchase health insurance through the federal exchange marketplace, or through one of 14 states offering their own exchanges, the final, final, final deadline, march 1st. >> thanks, james. have a great christmas. >> you, too. >>> let's talk about obamacare, can we? we know repeatedly the president of the united states was saying republicans, why do you keep blocking obamacare, it is her

nhk world's anna jhung has more from soerl. >> kim many ann is nine years old. she first got interested in figure skating when she was just 5 after watching kim euna in action. >> translator: she's my idol. she signed my ice skate when i went to see her skate at an ice show. this is my treasure. >> reporter: young practices private ice skating lessons five days a week at this ice rink in seoul. this is the same rink where figure skating starl kim you gnaw trained from the age of 7 and where she first dreamed of becoming a gold medalist. >> translator: recently more and more children are coming here to learn skating, inspired by the example of kim una. >> translator: she has her sights set on becoming a professional figure skater. >> translator: yun had to give up figure skating for two years after injuring her jaw. she refused to give up and returned to the rink earlier this year. even when she's at home, yun lives for skating. to keep herself motivated, she watches videos of kim yana over and over again. >> translator: in my age group there are better skaters t

anna werner reports. >> reporter: this boutique saw a steady stream of customers today. young says they need to make up for the ice storm. >> we had to close about a day and a half and they were two of our biggest days. so they set us back and we've been trying to make the sales figures up. >> reporter: the ice storm made the mall general manager nervous. >> we were a little concerned when we lost the first weekend in december due to snow and ice, but some have recovered and sales are up. >> reporter: she thinks the last minute spike may be due to the holiday schedule this year. >> saturday was our busiest traffic day all year. >> reporter: why do you think your business picked up so much? >> we had fewer days between thanksgiving and christmas, but people still have the same shopping list. >> reporter: many retailers wish they could say the same. overall sales are down nationwide especially in brick and mortar stores. last week, sales were down by 3% compared to last year while online sales jumped 37%. and here is a sign of the season this year. some retailers are so an

>> anna, let him finish. >> i promise you can still disagree with me. first of all, they didn't need to point out the baby was black. it was obvious in a room full of white people the kid was black. i don't think they were making funn of the baby. if they were, i'd be right on your side. was it the best joke? no. but it wasn't appropriate. >> you now, you and i have talked about this. a lot of hosts. a lot of people on msnbc, that whole crowd, they criticize me a lot. i never respond because i never respond to colleagues' criticism. why should i? >> fair enough. >> the dog is supposed to howl at the moon. the moon doesn't howl back. >> stewart stevens said this, msnbc has become a club for the smug to go, to exchange hateful opinions and reassure others, each other it's acceptable. he has a point with that. >> i think in general he does. i don't think melissa fairly represents. but again, i don't think, i think she has diversity and is brilliant and amazing, but i think there are pockets of msnbc which are smug and condescending. i don't think it makes

i am anna edwards. >> i am mark barton.dreds of thousands of protesters and ukraine have taken to the streets that though president is going to sign up to a russian led trade bloc a greement. are we heading towards orange revolution territory are not quite there yet? >> the protest around 250,000 over the weekend. the difference with the orchard revolution if the opposition parties are far less coordinated. and lack of leadership that was more evident back then. the first trouble is the protesters mistrust the opposition leaders. opposite side of the coin is the current resident of the same elite separated. we see it as a timeline to get it through particular change in policy. it can be inflated by not increasing gas tariffs. the long run for us has been with russia and they will probably come back after winter to my after they secured gas -- winter, after the security gas at that time. >> you think they will sign a deal with europe at the beginning of next year and the deal with russia will not go on? >> some time through

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i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. it's d day for obamacare. today, the first critical deadline for americans to sign up. but the president's signature law still millions behind its goals. what this means for you, your health care and your wallet. >> she blamed the death of four americans on benghazi on a youtube video, but what does susan rice have to say about that now? >> i don't have time to think about a false controversy. >> controversy? and why she says secretary of state colin-thon wasn't available -- secretary of state clinton wasn't available for interviews. >> the star behind the duck dynasty controversy breaking his silence. what he has to say about his issue and the one thing that is nontphe -- nonnegotiable. you're watching "fox & friends." >> kelly daniels speaking out. kelly wright, good to see you. >> we're going to be hanging out all week together. >> if you can hit him, i can hit you. >> tag, you're it. >> i know you've been working all weekend but now we have to talk about obamacare and the deadline is actually here, ladies