." - zleh totaye, des moines at burlington trailways bus stop, artie harper says seats are selling out fast for sunday, ahead of any big storms. 15:40:10 "i don't have no availability for my eastbound bus is full, my southbound, i have a few seats left, el going east." - artie harper - burlington trailways and jefferson lines bus stop it's the same strategy state road workers are urging drivers to adopt as they head wherever they call sunday - looks to be a dry and clear weather day, and a good travel day, overall. but monday morning, we're expecting some weather to come in, and definitely have an impact on the morning commute." - eric lack - highway maintenance supervisor, iowa dot winter weather, slippery roads, and dangerous driving conditions are nothing new for iowans... but with a warmer winter so far...monday's potential ice and snow could catch some by surprise. 1:58-2:21 "people just need to plan ahead, watch the weather, leave in plenty of time, and of course, drive for the conditions. if there's precipitation on the pavement, things sort of frozen, or snow, things like preci

." - zleh totaye, des moines at burlington trailways bus stop, artie harper says seats are selling out fast for sunday, ahead of any big storms. 15:40:10 "i don't have no availability for my eastbound bus is full, my basically." - artie harper - burlington trailways and jefferson lines bus stop it's the same strategy state road workers are urging drivers to adopt as they head wherever they call "home." :11-27 "tomorrow - sunday - looks to be a dry and clear weather day, and a good travel day, overall. but monday morning, we're expecting some weather to come in, and definitely have an impact on the morning commute." - eric lack - highway maintenance supervisor, iowa dot winter weather, slippery roads, and dangerous driving conditions are nothing new for iowans... but with a warmer winter so far...monday's potential ice and snow could catch some by surprise. 1:58-2:21 "people just need to plan ahead, watch the weather, leave in plenty of time, and of course, drive for the conditions. if there's precipitation on the pavement, things sort of frozen, or snow, things like precipitation. don'

this picnic organized with help from the mosque neighbors is an effort to show solid artie. >> we'reset and insulted just as much as all the neighbors and friends and family. >> they are upset because someone threw a pig's head at the mosque. police are investigating it as a hate crime. islamic law for bids eating pork. that affront to the religion has led to an outpouring of support. >> it creates peace and tranquility for everyone. >> reporter: people who never stepped foot inside the mosque came out today. they say embracing their neighbors is the best way to drive out hate. >> we as a community wanted to show that we stand completely in solidarity. acts like this that attempt to divide only bring the community together and stronger. >> the muslim communities have been on edge around the country. a fire yesterday in california is now being investigated as arson at a mosque. here after this event, this community hopes they have no further issues. north philadelphia, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> 125 local children are feeling the holiday spirit tonight after they got to go on a

secretary oftioned education artie duncan and what you see is the fact he cares about kids. i know you've also been concerned about what you've seen as federal overreach through the waivers. what would be your overall grade and performance? senator alexander: i'm not going to give him a grade. >> you don't see him as obama's best cabinet pick? senator alexander: i think he cabinet pick and i have a difference of opinion about how much washington should have. ut i think he was well intentioned. i think he was trying to push standards, e, higher better teaching, all that, but far, and i too think not only the governs, but the teachers' unions agreed with got i think we have -- we a result that's pretty remarkable. is an, a lot of legislation like ghoulash. t's kind of slopped together and it passes. this is good policy, it's well written. president obama signed it. a note from him thanking him that he had written w. bush nday, george called me and thanked me for the work on the bill. i t's pretty remarkable, so think what we have here, unlike the healthcare law, where everybod

the social entrepreneurs are fighting on two fronds, for the empower the of communities and solid arties of working with the families, the communities to solve the problem that is theirs to solve, age, recognise and theirs to solve, and they are fighting a system of development imposing solutions on them without including them. >> graca machel, you are one the mothers of the nation, with ministers and early government. you have the portuguese to go home after four centuries. countries like mozambique were flooded with aid for decades after the liberation studies were over, after decolonization was over. were there short comings in that entrepreneurs. social entrepreneurs. >> absolutely. i can say it was not only the global agencies which supported mozambique, we as soon as also, as a government. member of government at the beginning. we thought we'd solve the problem. we didn't engage communities enough in terms of reflecting the issues. helping them to prioritise, know this if they had 100 needs, what are the strategic ones they start with to have a multiplying effect to solve the other

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they've artie read the surrounding neighbors.s in your mind that whatever you guys can [inaudible] then obviously the subcommittee-i mean the committee would be the ones that support. but i like to get a list of little earlier. what i see looks pretty good already. >> totally fair. this is a little unusual tonight. >> i'm getting old. sorry. >> absolutely. i think because again we cannot have the committee meet we wanted to-but we are able to have an informal discussion. we want to still have been the full commission approved. >> i think at the end of the day the people surrounding that music envelope to you guys to say, hey, you're going to have to trust us. i trust you guys because you guys are the experts. i would be on the other side. trying to [inaudible] the complainants. >> point taken. any other questions or comments? if not, i like to entertain a motion to approve 6a with our standing conditions, which i don't know if there's a formal name for them >> standard conditions. >> are standard conditions. for residential devel

we bring you some island looks and sounds with a hula performer who showed us a lot in terms of the arti artistry of hula dancing along with guitarist vinny joe, we are happy to bring back their performance. >>> then after we bring you a calendar of some of the big upcoming events in the community, we wrap up our show with a very unique solo performance of indian percussion music. rohan, a big hit at the san francisco world percussion festival, and you'll see a show he put on for us just before the festival. all those performances just ahead here on "asian pacific america." well, i had an awful lot of people come up to me after they saw our first guest displaying his skills. they just couldn't believe what they were watching as joseph harris, yo-yo joe, put on quite a demonstration for us here in our studio. he also had interesting insights into the history and cultural impact of the yo-yo, an interesting guy to listen to and to watch. so here he is, yo-yo joe. ♪ ♪ emotional understand me ♪ i just have you one more night ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa ♪ you are just wanting to ♪ either way

we have artie reached our clean air holes for 2020 by 2014. we did not increase taxes on you in order to it. is a commonsense approach to protecting the environment and respecting the needs of our citizens both for their livelihood and the businesses they want to build. in the end that is what i want to do. my two favorites a parks and new jersey -- which if you ever come through to our stay, and the winter you should come to ,ashington crossing state park that is a beautiful state park right on the site. -- exactly where washington crossed the delaware. -- we would all be speaking with a british accent. [laughter] gov. christie: come to island beach state park, on jersey shore. $10 per carload. imagine the teenagers coulming here. [laughter] 11. christie: it is a mile-long barrier island on the jersey shore where you can drive , fish, camp, enjoy the ocean for $10 per carload. come see that. this is one of the most beautiful beaches he will ever see. you will think you're in

jim: my brother has artie taken his sun. he is bragging about it -- my brother has already taken his sun. he is bragging about it. kevin: i wonder if it is going to be bigger now since it is a different director. marie: field trip! kevin: party hearty! we don't want to do the six a clock a.m. show, a little too chilly. it is 217 in the morning along the east coast. boston, washington, dc. they are continuing with a mild december so far. we still waiting for measurarae snow in buffalo, new york. it has not happened yet. gorgeous day out there. blue sky. not much wind. i love this shot from the school -- from day school. 34 degrees already down at liberty high school. they've got a light breeze blowing. the wind is not going to be a factor. of new camino, el dorado, they are up at 41. eastside, mount hood, checking in at 38 degrees. we have some neighbors around the edges and the mid 30's. a good check of the valley in the mid 30's to 40. downtown bottomed up -- bottomed out at 77 -- at 27. outside the valley, the mountain in

how agitated artie establishments? .ou: the president took a long winded attempt to try to hit back at donald trump here he is trying to defend the view that climate change could be to terrorism summit to meet people of his still dispute it are republicans in congress or folks on the campaign trail. >> you cannot build a border wall when it comes to curb emissions for a global temperatures or the oceans to said that climate changeni warning is one of the devastated i never heard in politics. joining us now is the blaze anchor. bid to have you with us. the dow misstatement? can you think of any that would trump it? >> get w a stupid statement no question. i don't think the president believes that if you really believe climate change was the great threat to the world he wouldn't have wasted his first year in office working on the economic belau to increase health insurance coverage to 85 and 95 percent of america but focusing on climate change so i am not sure he believes what he says. >> it is worse than a political state

he had artie lost two of his sons of former bombing. now his financial survival is at stake. i have so much debt. if it happens again, i may have to set my cell phone wire. an attack could happen at -- i may have to set myself on fire. >> every dollar spent on education and training is a way of preventing the threat of terrorism. those are the words of germany's president after he visited a refugee camp near the jordan-syrian border. the majority of them do not live in cap's. they have found shelters in the cities. >> refugees flee to jordan have to go to the capital, to the world biggest refugee registration center. it can handle up to three thousand people per day. jordan offers the refugees a safe haven from war and terror, but what most of those here urgently need his financial help. >> these families more and more are using crisis coping strategies. we see an increase in child labor. we see families skipping meals or parent skipping meals in order for their children to eat more. they are seen begging on the street, adults and also children. >> it's becoming more and more

investigating, there is one confirmed person that did not make it out of this collision, and another arty -- party that was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: how many cars involved? >> two. >> reporter: the wrong way -- being diverted to blossom hill, the chp investigating one key thing they do not know, is the fatality, the fatality in this case, the driver of the wrong way vehicle or is that fatality the driver of the innocent person driving in the correct direction on the northbound lane and just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. so, that is a key question they're trying to answer it at this point again, highway 101, all northbound lanes closed in south san jose, they're hoping to open that here within the next hour. that's the latest from south san jose, i'm mark sayer, kpix 5. >>> anger boiling over tonight over the deadliest use of force by police in san francisco, christin ayers showed they voted down the police. >> reporter: a kitchen knife with a four inch blade that wood was holding when officers shot him. four officers open oeped fire on woods which w

we have artie seen tons and tons of black and gold in indianapolis. ryan smith joins me now. it was not hard to find hawkeye fans. spent today like so many fans, as tourists. we went to the indianapolis motor speedway, or we saw not only many iowa fans taking in the sights there, but a connection to the museum. during a trip to take part in an historic hawkeye season, dick dalton took time to appreciate the past. dick: the bore size, that's unbelievable. 7-inch bore, that's like an old john deere tractor. ryan: inside the indianapolis motor speedway museum, up to 90 classics kept in pristine condition. dick: i don't know whether you could do this in a day and do it right. ryan: many of them former indy 500 winners. this one, the original number 1, from 1911. donald: it's probably about 98% original. we think it's the third coat of paint, but new tires. it's original body work. ryan: donald davidson's passion for speed convinced him to immigrate to indiana from great britain. he's now the speedway's historian. donald: i think a lot of people the year that maybe don't even know

. >>> standing in solid arty, members of the police officer's association -- president who says it'stime for san francisco to get stun guns. >> taking a human life is the last thing any police officer desires. >> tasers could have prevented the killing of mario woods december 2nd. officers used bean bag rounds, pepper spray and other tactics before shooting woods who was carrying a knife. >> these officers were put into an impossible situation. and eight seconds of video does not dictate the entire incident. >>reporter: to better understand the training that officers undergo in deeming with situations where if suspect is wilding a knife, officers tell ktvu this youtube video shows just how quickly a person with a knife can attack, even if the officer has a gun. pointed to 700 studies that show tasers work saving 150,000 lives to date. sfpd has asked twice for its officers to be equipped with tasers in 2004 in 2010. >> in spite of the overwhelming factual evidence, our proposed solution has been twice protected by individuals who chose to pay politics with public safety. >>reporter: t

we had a pretty good familiar arty with how fast and how the pace of the game will government i believe after the first 15 plays of the game everything seted down. list for santa. mailed in comparison to the list of couples the eagles needed checks off since arizon arizona. get to carson palmer. ron jaworksi narrows it down to three and in his keys to victory. >> eagles secondary must not let halfway go over their head. when you look at cardinals they love to throw the football deep and they have great speed. eagles. >> key number two for eeingings vick fore eeingings needs more explosive plays out of the passing game. eagles ravrptioned 30th in nfl for pass yard attempts that's not good enough. arizona cardinals likes to blitz and take oui number three egglees must flip the field on special teams. eagles have would two games in a row againstence he is same. >> eagles falingz whim stay in here. cowboys eliminated from employ jov coming vengs to the debts. would rant it patrick. 3 yards. stets up gain winning could mean extra point. makes up with the 40 yarder. dulles done officially ret

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at burlington trailways bus stop, artie harper says seats are selling out fast for sunday, ahead of any big storms. "i don't have no availability for my eastbound bus is full, my southbound, i have a few seats left, basically." it's the same strategy state road workers are urging drivers to adopt as they head wherever they call "home." "tomorrow - sunday - looks to be a dry and clear weather day, and a good travel day, overall. but monday come in, and definitely have an impact on the morning commute." winter weather, slippery roads, and dangerous driving conditions are nothing new for iowans... but with a warmer winter so far...monday's potential ice and surprise. "people just need to plan ahead, watch the weather, leave in plenty of time, conditions. if there's precipitation on the or snow, things like precipitation. don't use things like cruise control, and increase your following distance from the vehicle in front of you." whether it be by bus or car, the roads on monday. hit the road ahead of time. workers say they will be working thru the morning to determine if the storm will be s

rode with for a year, you care about deeply, you've been to each other's homes for get together, arties, birthdays, it's shocking. >> reporter: the driver, luis berlusco, a 47-year-old man from olney. he refused to take a breathalyzer. results from a blood test are pending. so far he has not been charged. liotta is just 24 years old. he was eager to protect the county he grew up in and take impaired drivers like the one who allegedly hit him off the road. >> this is totally preventible by somebody not getting behind the wheel. >> reporter: new the department has received an outpouring of support from the community. if you're interested in perhaps sending an e-mail to this officer or sending a card to him or his family, you can go to our website, nbcwashington.com and search under montgomery county officer. jim, back to you. >> darcy, thank you. >>> people in a southeast d.c. neighborhood say tonight the gunfire never stops. and today an innocent bystander got hit here on newcomb street. keith young was sitting on his porch when he saw a carjacking in progress. he tried to get away, but

. >>> well, people came together in santa clara last night as a show of solid arty with the victims of the san bernadino attacks. the event was held at the muslim community association. the mayor was at the event where he encouraged people to stand up against hate and violence against muslims. >> we fail as a community. our muslim brothers and sisters are fearful in stepping outside into the public. we have to overcome that fear and we can only do it by coming together. >> organizers hope to have similar events into the future to bridge the divide between different religions. >>> the system used to warn americans of possible terrorist attacks in the u.s. is changing. the department of homeland security announced yesterday that a third threat level has been added to the existing two levels of elevated and imminent. the third category is now called bulletin. and it's meant to warn a more general and ongoing threat. homeland security secretary jay johnson says the bulletin alert level was added because it gives his department more flexibility and providing information to the public. >> th

we don't exactly know who this .arty g is we are assuming it is coming from china resources holding group. paying the breakup fee cory: interesting. they have decided to turn course, abandon the acquisition. even though it will cost money, they will pay that together whatever the assets are. selina: it looks like whoever this party g is, they are upping the offer. not only are we offering a higher bid, but we will also pay this breakup fee. cory: that will make the biggest difference. the one to watch in what might be the biggest year ever for m&a. thank you very much. amazon has been a powerhouse this year and it does not seem to be slowing down. gene munster came out with a new report which estimated the same hour shipping option will grow 15% to 20% in the near future. in the past few months, prime now has rolled out 15 additional metro areas. gene joins me now from minneapolis. cold? gene: we got some snow, too. cory: look, this service is a really interesting business from amazon and expensive. talk about how this has worked for amazon thus far. gene: i think it is good to have some

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the russian commander in cuba had artie been given authority to use tactical nuclear weapons the minute the american invasion began. charlie: it would have rained on miami or further north. kennedy's right to get a lot of credit for that. what are argue in the book that is if you realize at the same time is also dealing with an invasion by communist china of democratic india, and invasion which the chinese scored victory after victory, and were on the brink of breaking through and dismembering india, and he dealt with that crisis at exactly the same time. he also helped to bring that crisis to a head. china and india have the longest disputed border in the world. it remains the longest disputed border in the world. they also have an argument over tibet. china regards tibet as part of historic china. india regards tibet as part of its cultural sphere, at least, and has supported the idea of autonomy for tibet for a long time. in 1962, mousey tongue decided he had had enough and was going to teach the indians a lesson -- mao tse tung. charlie: had they done something he thought went beyon

bill bradley: we have artie gone through a lot of changes since 9/11.t is impossible to prevent some events happening somewhere sometime in the world. otherwise you do not leave your house. we have to accept a certain risk. the reality is people cannot accept risks, we want no risk, we cannot make policy, that is not right. so it is important we do prudent things. we have the fbi and we have a very good agency the president thectively involved in this last thing we need right now is demagoguery politicians who point the finger at somewhere else. you grew up in a rural state, why did this gun have more guns than -- per capita than any other country question ?ark there is the nra which is the radical movement of the gun of movement. the nra was once a organization -- americans want to buy guns because there's no penalty for buying guns. they want to buy guns because they are afraid, why are they afraid? the media and politicians plays on those fears. we and up in a situation with a country is becoming more more armed especially with the individuals. open

artie billion all stuck proposal was rejected five months ago.a regular so looking at walgreens' plan to buy rival drugstore chain rite aid. it made a second request about the acquisition. experts say that suggests there are serious concerns about competition. both companies say they expected the request. americans are spending some of what they are saving on gas. retail sales -- where the best in three months. internet retailing led the way. you can always get more business news at bloomberg.com. before we talk about the bond markets i want to mention again take a look at what has gone on in the equity markets. we are down now on the dow 325 points. this has been the worst of since late september. the s&p is off by 2%. look at the nasdaq. that is the worst performer right now in the markets. now to bonds. the junk-bond freezeout is sending chills through the market and adding to a sense of posted arl icahn tweet. matt: everyone is getting nervous. making it worse. this is the story of the day. that 300 point decline of the doubt. you cannot igno

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nicolle: the thing about french game was that he was all -- with bridge gate, he has artie been shovedhrough the meat grinder. there is nothing like going .hrough the meat grinder i don't worry how he will react questions of his ethics. he has already been through that test and passed it. the greater threat is that's all he has going. in to have sure they are acutely aware that. -- aware of that. john: john kasich in jeb bush. much more of an all or nothing for john kasich, jeb bush could go on a little longer. two,o you think, of those has a greater likelihood of a breakthrough? nicolle: jeb challenged trump to a debate today. think -- i don't think jeb bush could have imagined this is where he would find himself, four in the establishment line with the do or die day, but that is where he is. it's not an enviable position but he is making the most of it. he has shaken off all the kinks in his campaign he was suffering from a few weeks ago. he will see if you can write that to success. john: i have said for a while that jeff was done, but -- that jeb was done, but no doubt bush has sho

they've artie read the surrounding neighbors.s in your mind that whatever you guys can [inaudible] then obviously the subcommittee-i mean the committee would be the ones that support. but i like to get a list of little earlier. what i see looks pretty good already. >> totally fair. this is a little unusual tonight. >> i'm getting old. sorry. >> absolutely. i think because again we cannot have the committee meet we wanted to-but we are able to have an informal discussion. we want to still have been the full commission approved. >> i think at the end of the day the people surrounding that music envelope to you guys to say, hey, you're going to have to trust us. i trust you guys because you guys are the experts. i would be on the other side. trying to [inaudible] the complainants. >> point taken. any other questions or comments? if not, i like to entertain a motion to approve 6a with our standing conditions, which i don't know if there's a formal name for them >> standard conditions. >> are standard conditions. for residential devel

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edward: we think a lot of it has artie been fleshed out -- we think most of it has been flushed out.se scandals of a year ago, certainly they said they y took a lot of shine off of this. the chinese government is coming down hard on these for extending credit. so the trend is certainly in the direction like the direction of nickel, but we think most of it has been flushed out. alex: always good to get your perspective, you are one of the best on copper. great to get your perspective. coming up, what is driving the disconnect between equity market and the credit markets. we will discuss after the break. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. scarlet: "what'd

several others have artie already approved it. emily: a belt will ring tonight in honor of of the firefighters who died 16 years ago while cold storage warehouse. the franklin street fire station will host a gathering and ring the bell in remembrance of those who geared up and put their lives on the line when the first call went out. randy: police are on the lookout for this in corrupt a convenience store with a gun, seen here on surveillance. it was hit last night before 8:00. police say the robber took off with more than $250 in cash. the clerk was not hurt. emily: they are ready for winter a new snow desk will keep riders informed around the clock during storms. they are also showing off new snow beltre is in deicers. randy: federal judges than a nativity performance in indiana. a judge rules the play is an endorsement of religion, many families say they are upset because the plays a tradition. others say the school should take the playoffs school grounds. emily: 5/5-graders are facing charges after police say they were plannin

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. >> reporter: arty sans are selling harchds made gifts. >> we had some years they closed earlier because people are t out and we're happy to see it. >> reporter: but with chris nas now just a week away, most have accepted that a white christmas is impossible. >> it's going to be warm on christmas day and that's just weird. it's the same temperature as l.a. >> reporter: and the christmas spirit continues into the weekend here on main street in bethlehem. it's going to be one of the busiest shopping weekends here on main street. the christmas mart will be open until sunday. live in bethlehem, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> thanks, randy. with exactly a week to the get stockings stuffed and presents under the tree, holiday shopping is far from over for most people. retail me not says 91% of americans are still scram ling to do their last-minute shopping. for many, it's barely started. >> long way to go, actually. >> trying to show just -- not to show just how panicked i am. >> reporter: tomorrow, super saturday, the busiest saturday before christmas. >>> today was the last day a lot of

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post"day, "the washington reported that the topic was raised at a washington dinner ,arty attended by a gaggle which prompted ben carson to release a statement today is the "if this beginning to subvert the vote and replace it with the will of the political elite, i assure you donald trump will not be the only one leaving the party." there's a student up on bloomberg.com -- a story up on bloomberg.com that maps out the likeliest path to a convention fight. conventiontested scenario a fantasy scenario, a plausible scenario, or, basically, bound to happen? al: on a scale of one to 100, if you had asked the question three months ago, it would have been one or two, and now it is 20 or 25. were talking about contested, which is different than brokered convention. hyped.ory was a bit this is a meeting that takes place regularly for the last 25 years, and of course you are going to talk about the possibility. there's not a whole lot they can do about it. conventional wisdom is it will take three people to continue through june for there to be a contested convention. only there when there wer

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. >>> now, to campaign 2016, it looks like the libertarian arty with a candidate, mccarthy coming in, the 70-year-old cyber security pioneer known for his he originally planned to sign under his own software party, they convinced him to run for his own party instead. >>> fedex drivers rushing to serve packages that didn't make it under the tree. many employees volunteered to work on christmas day, but as our julie loncich reports, some customers are still seeing red. >> reporter: according to quite a few people on twitter and facebook, fedex ruined their christmas. thousands are sounding off online, upset their packages didn't arrive in time. in fact, a few unhappy customers spent part of christmas morning at the fedex in south boston, trying to track them down. some were lucky enough to walk out with boxes in tow, but many others left empty handed. jenna of new bedford is among them. >> i was like, kind of last minute, but i had to get my boyfriend something and target had these really nice jackets so i ordered one, and the reason i did was because it had big letters it would be in b

we have artie taken some -- already taken some steps to alleviate these strains. morell use contractors for surveillance missions. we will be using more of our guard and reserve. we have boosted incentive pay. we are leveraging platforms in new ways. we have received a temporary reduction in the number of air patrols that the air force must perform. it used to be 65. we will go down to 60 for some time. these are some of the actions we and already taken announced. we are not stopping here because there is more work to be done. i will tell you, stay tuned. soare within one week or of finalizing and announcing a series of new edition to two of -- new additions to up the ante. there are relatively few duty locations for the fourth to rce toly -- fo actually serve. we are looking to expand. we are also looking at approaches to assess this grueling schedule that are airmen are maintaining. that could allow for more time off and professional development opportunities over time. you are also aware that we have been actively reviewing the role of our officers and enlisted

ackerman chair of their group level the thing field on efforts to open presidential debates to third .arty candidates and tax advice plus your phone calls, tweets, and feasible comments -- facebook comments. >> sunday night on q&a, tyler abell, stepson of the late washington merry-go-round columnist drew pearson talks thet the second volume of diaries that give an insider's take on washington, d.c. from 1960 to 1969. >> it was sister margot all the things that he did and sometimes he would criticize himself in the diary. if you read it carefully you must have from this, cross people when he says that column was too strong or should not set it that way or lyndon johnson will get mad at me for the way i wrote that column. but he needed to be told what i wrote and i am glad i wrote it. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on q&a. with congress on holiday recess the c-span networks feature a full line up of prime time programming. monday night at 8 p.m. eastern, lara logan, sebastian younger, and other journalist to have risked their lives coming -- covering events in the middle east. tuesday nig