great occasion for atlantis.irlift and great area developed by the chinese government for tour rim. david: look at atlantis, you hear of atlantis in the states you hear of caribbean but you've got one in dubai. i'm wondering since that probably caters more to europeans and americans because such a long way to go for us and we can go to the caribbean, how has the slowdown in europe affected that. >> our flagship business is atlantis dubai, that is one we invested in and very strong. european business has been very strong. we had headwinds out of russia. more at mid-market than upper end. one and only brand atlantis we've done nice in upper end of the market. mid-tier has slowed down. germany is strong. gcc continues to be strong for us. these markets continue to grow and we like it for both atlantis and luxury travel. liz: alan, people always want to know how much it costs? the dubai property, i know people who are going, how much are they spending on this vacation, one night in a double room? >> the average rate

el alcalde de atlantis y tiene nueva jersey propuso un plan de estabilizaciÓn fiscal que ha puesto ara mantener operando el casino trump estÁs majar. la iniciativa deberÁ ser vigente para mantener abierto el casino que estÁn por desaparecer. ♪ ♪ >> cuando los estudiantes indocumentados deberÁn asistir a la universidad buscan como ayuda sin embargo enfrentan grandes retos para continuar sus estudios universitarios. dice campos nos cuenta lo que estÁn haciendo organizaciones para promover estas barreras. >> el sueÑo de lograr a convertirse en una profesional, ella es una de las pocas indocumentadas que pudo recibir su maestrÍa con ayuda de programas estatales. >> de educaciÓn superior es muy difÍcil para hacer realidad en estados unidos porque como estudiantes indocumentados, tenemos procesos que no conocemos. >> miles de clientes indocumentados se graduÓ en las escuelas secundarias con el sueÑo. de ir a la universidad las barreras legales hacen que tus sueÑos se hagan realidad. >> miles de estudiantes salen de las escuelas preparatorias de estados unidos cada aÑo y muchos de ellos no

. >> clientes de atlantis city que quieran hacer un regalo navidad pueden participar en el programa dese interesan participar puede visitar la pÁgina de internet www.atlantis city elÉctrica. con. que regresamos. ♪ ♪ >> el director del asÍ respondiÓ el reporte de que la agencia utilizÓ tÁcticas de tortura. fernando pizarro nos amplÍa desde washington. >> en una inusual conferencia de prensa y a dÍas de un reporte del senado el director de la cia defendiÓ lo hecho por su agencia luego de 911 aunque admitiÓ trato duro algunos detenidos. >> no habÍa respuestas fÁciles y cualquiera sea su opiniÓn sobre las tÉcnicas, nuestro paÍs y particularmente esta agencia hizo muchas cosas correctamente durante el momento para mantener al paÍs fuerte y seguro. >> el director indicÓ que existe tuvo valiosa informaciÓn del interrogatorio. y criticÓ al senado por no entrevistar a funcionarios de la silla. la senadora feinstein dijo que toda la evidencia se encontrÓ documentos de la silla. un abogado del ejÉrcito dijo que hubo tortura pero el informe puede provocar mÁs daÑo. >> yo creo que al final del dÍa

atlantis city amaneciÓ con 71° y en las montaÑas tras el paso del frente frÍo la temperatura se quedÓma frontal termine de cruzar la regiÓn hacia el sur. las lluvias se fueron a la orden del informe dispersa. >> hacia la zona del oeste hay un aviso de tormenta invernal la docencia hasta el miÉrcoles para algunos condados del baile vamos estar california de lluvias. . de preparado por el descenso de las temperaturas. vamos a seguir con lluvias. Éstas son las mÍnimas para allen. maÑana riesgo de chubascos para las horas del dÍa y al final de la tarde con lluvia y aguanieve y la mÁxima de 40°. como en temperaturas bajas asÍ que abrigarse ya que estÁ regresando el invierno que afecta el hemisferio norte, el sol sale el jueves con temperaturas algo bajas, sigan con mÁs de noticias 65. ♪ >> vamos a la acciÓn deportiva. >> yo soy carla aranguren con informaciÓn deportiva del momento. arrancamos con la liga mexicana la que monterrey avanzÓ a las semifinales del apertura al vencer al atlas aunque al final el partido sabÍa empaÑada por la actuaciÓn violenta de la aficiÓn. pavÓn de penal anotaro

in this today's chance part rehabilitation program children healthcare in atlantis perfect fit for the 4-year-old. when she first came she was a little nervous, and just didn't know exactly what to do. but she is so excited. this is a big deal because jenna has been through a lot. on a journey that began when she was just eight months old. my baby was perfectly normal that morning her daughter who had just started crawling fell out of bed in gordy countied day care. first it didn't seem like a big deal. they gave her a pacifier, you know patted her and took her nap then they called me afterwards something wasn't right. jenna suffered a spinal cord injury. brush rushed by ambulance to she spent three months in pediatric intensive care unit. it was touch and go. i mean i watched them revive her three times. who knew a spinal cord injury up so hi affecting i don't breathe pick up ills it affected, what moved what what didn't move. i didn't know any of that. i knew nothing about injuries like that. for a long time the proctors weren't sure jenna would ever walk much less dance. but after y

new jersey, atlantis city, de dos pulgadas y media y mÁs de dos pulgadas y media cayeron en la gran manzana en la desembocadura del rÍo estaba con advertencia para las pequeÑas embarcaciones hasta el miÉrcoles las 9:15 y las artes relacionadas e tormenta invernal permanece para el noreste con esta Área de baja presiÓn que por el momento nos ha traÍdo lluvia y viento moderado en el norte y desde el noroeste, consideremos hombres esta noche, las precipitaciones pudieran continuar, como estÁ entrando aire frÍo por el norte algunos chubascos de nieve se podrÍan registrar como la zona noreste de la naciÓn por la circulaciÓn de aire de baja presiÓn que sea la responsable del mal tiempo, toda la nieve y tambiÉn las lluvias que nos han estado afectando a nosotros. esa noche nos esperan precipitaciones, la temperatura mÍnima de 31 y 35, y ademÁs corriendo todos deberÍan brisa del noroeste a continuar sobre nuestra Área, maÑana otro dÍa con brisa, 41 la mÁxima y no se descartan chubascos de nieve donde nos esperan acumulaciones importantes. vamos a continuar tambiÉn con lluvias para pasado maÑana, es

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland. ireland.com to find out more. >>> 4:14. police in canada say the man who killed eight people before taking his own life had planned the killing spree. the edmonton police chief calls the murders tragic incidents of domestic violence. six adults and two kids were killed in two separate homes. the suspect, who was later found dead is well known to police. they say he had a criminal history dating back three decades. >>> police have identified the woman who was shot and killed by her 2-year-old inside a walmart in northern idaho. the child was in a shopping cart yesterday morning when he reached into his mom's purse and grabbed her gun. the gun went off, killing the woman. police say she did have a concealed weapons permit. >>> a pregnant woman is recovering this morning after being attacked and robbed just feet from her philadelphia home. take a look at this surveillance video here. you can see a man run up behind the woman, who is seven months pregnant, knock her to the ground. after p

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland.isit ireland.com to find out more. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a historic-preservation administrator from fuquay-varina north carolina... a restaurant manager from santa cruz, california... and our returning champion a stay-at-home dad and graduate student from columbia, maryland... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our program. last week was kind of a celebration of the holiday season here on "jeopardy!", with each of our winners averaging over $20,000 per victory. will that continue as we wrap up the year and move into 2015? we'll start finding out right now. vaughn, thomas, and ramona good luck. here we go. now let's take a look at the categories. ...in each correct response. alex: and, vaughn, you get to start. i would like novels by chapter for $200. thomas. what is "the call of the wild"? that's the novel. novels by chapter, $400. vaughn. what is "lord of the rings"? be more specif

the final liftoff of "atlantis." >> reporter: it's been three years since america's final space shuttle flight. since then, the u.s. has paid russia to carry american astronauts to the space station. many americans say putting cargo and astronauts on an american rocket can't come soon enough. former nasa chief michael griffin. >> i would not willingly see my country dependent upon any other country for a strategic capability like human spaceflight. >> reporter: but veteran astronaut steve robinson insists jae geopolitic, rarely extend into space. >> programs for the international space station, neither country can do it alone. we need each other. >> reporter: nasa has given commercial space companies the job of sending astronauts and supplies to the station. they hope to go very deep and very long. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> so you just go to the moon, you don't care about mars, right? >> exactly, that's far enough. >>> what's going on with our weather? >> it's unusually warm. hovering into the mid and upper 60s. near 70 across much of virginia. overnight, a big change, turn

secret compartment in the oval office desk that has the map to the treasure of the lost city of atlantishave to stop watching nicolas cage movies. meanwhile, congratulations are in order for vladimir putin, who just reportedly earned an eighth degree black belt in karate. you can see here, he dominated the 7 to 9-year-old age bracket. go through these. there he is -- kids didn't know what hit them. that is soviet aggression. why don't i believe putin is an eighth degree black belt? i would like to see him fight an actual eighth degree black belt and see how it goes. i'd pay a lot of money for that. right? putin is now two levels shy of the highest rank in all of karate. he is also a master of judo and tae kwon do. [ laughter ] for someone against homosexuality, he sure does spend a lot of time making human pretzels on the floor with guys. right, guillermo? >> right, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you. you're from russia, right? >> no, from mexico. >> jimmy: oh, mexico. i often get the two confused. [ laughter ] last night here on abc, the american music awards, it was a star-studded affair as it

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland.ey: we are about to show you a place few people have seen firsthand-- the vatican library, a vast collection of historic treasures beyond compare founded over five centuries ago when europe was coming out of the dark ages. it was a period of so-called humanism when the catholic church was open to new ideas in philosophy, science and the human spirit. it's the pope's library, but it contains much more than church documents. as morley safer reported three years ago, there are manuscripts going back nearly 2,000 years on music, math, warfare and exploration, even cookbooks and love letters. the library is closed to the public; a place for scholars only. but the vatican agreed to let morley in to see some of the priceless artifacts of our collective past. >> safer: welcome to the 15th century. in rome, turn a corner and you bump into antiquity, a delicious mixed salad of present and past. we arrived at the vatican to find a medieval costume parade in progress. what better way to begin a tr

. >> i had a crush on patrick duffy on the man from atlantis. [laughter] 2k50ur78 do you remember that? he had the little yellow trunks, speedos? [laughter] so that's why. >> yeah. >> i was distracted by the boy. [laughter] >> well, and eventually wound up distracted by another boy, another man, which is how you kind of wound up falling into this wonderful book, "the secret history of wonder woman," a guy named william marson. we just heard a little bit about him but, man, this guy is almost as an amazing a character as wonder woman, but he's real. tell us more about this guy. >> yeah. marson's really endlessly fascinating. there's some kind of almost not an effort in american culture that he doesn't have a hand in in the first half of the 20th century. he pretty much tries everything, and i love watching him over the course of his life move from one endeavor to the next. he once wrote this little essay about his life, the education of henry adams, his was a life of experiments. so he tried everything and failed dazzlingly at each of these thing

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland. a story you will only see on cbs this morning. a british student's remarkable invention could help save babies. we talked with the man and wants you to meet the doctor who inspired him. >> reporter: life as is arrestsyrian refugee began early for this girl. away from the war but not out of danger, premature babies cling to life fortunate to have reached a lebanese homtspital with incubators. a design student happened to catch a documentary about syrian's youngest victims and the heroic work of this doctor. >> she was born yesterday. five-minute segment was showing how many premature births there were because of the stress of the war. i thought there's got to be a better way. >> what about an affordable portable incubator? >> this consistents of a heater with a humidityer, exhaust fan. >> the 23-year-old happened to be racking his brain to come up with a final university project when he saw that program. >> the first light bulb went off. i started researching to see how big of a proble

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland.e. looking into three overnight car fires... one in campbell, and the >>> good morning. here's what's happening around the bay area right now. arson investigators are looking into three overnight car fires one in campbell, the other two in san jose's burbank district. all were along the bascomb avenue corridor scenes of a couple of other car fires just last week. >>> qualcomm is expected to lay off more than 100 workers in its facilities in silicon valley. business journal reports the job cuts will include 105 in san jose, 6 in santa clara. earlier this month, san diego- based chipmaker said it planned to cut about 300 jobs in california, 600 worldwide. >>> and jim harbaugh in less than two hours from now will become the new head coach at michigan. traffic and weather coming up right after the break. >>> good morning. a traffic jam in oakland is because of metal debris that caused more than a dozen flats earlier though morning. so they have cleaned all the debris to the center divide.

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the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland.ow for all their hard work on "today! the musical." and jimmy gaines our director. >> that was a lot of fun. >> and jk long our producer. >> jk long. >> and everybody else. tomorrow, all about the bra. are you kidding me? >> yes, it is. >> oh who cares? >> we have to talk about the bra. >> bye. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now at 11:00 a.m. a search for answers in the tragic death of a gloucester county 10-year-old. investigators trying to determine if the police officer who hit and killed this child was following departmental procedures. an autopsy is scheduled on a 10-year-old who was bit and killed by a police officer responding to a call. nbc 10's jesse gary live outside of the franklin township police department. jesse, do we know if the officer was driving with emergency lights and sirens turned on and is that mandatory when responding to a

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland. >> starring my great pal regis philbin and the cast and crew here at the "today" show. >> you will be blown away. >> i'll tell you what it is it is out-regis. like it? yes. >> and it is all about that bra, that bra. >> not the bottom. >> and a look back at all the fun we had this year. >> and what we have to look forward to in 2015. >> have a great weekend, everybody. >> get your rest. you'll need it. >> pop the popcorn. >> he's out of control. >>> right now at 11:00, the rush to buy gifts is over. now comes the rush to return those gifts. good morning. i'm keith jones. the national retail federation says people return an average of four gifts. nbc 10's monique braxton is live at the mass ycy's in northeast philly. are they busy? >> reporter: half of the people are returning items. the other half with coming here for the deep discounts according to what they tell us. they are predicting today to be the second busiest shopping day in terms of traffic. >> guys,

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland. bill. >> it is a cold one, but good news for skiers. the snow is not going anywhere. the clouds thinning out in the pocono mountains. look at the slopes. getting a little busy there. the winds picked up in philadelphia. 8 mile wind in the pocono mountains. 12 miles per hour in philadelphia. we are watching clouds especially thicker clouds in delaware and south jersey. clouds will be thinning out as we head into the afternoon. temperatures finally started to move. 30 degrees in pottstown, philadelphia 34 degrees, heading into the upper 30s today. >>> we are following breaking news into the newsroom in philadelphia. police say they have arrested a man responsible for two brutal attacks on women in penny pack park. his name is robert pal en charged with two counts of rape aggravated assault. they say he was in a wisconsin prison for an attack on a woman there. they were able to linc him to these rapes through a dna match. we will follow this and bring more information through the day. >>

the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland.t down while they look into a deadly shooting. this is video from just a few minutes ago. this happened near san pablo and university avenues last night at 10:00. investigators say that's where a man was shot dead a woman also shot. her condition is unknown at this hour. >>> police in richmond arrested a man in connection with four robberies. police say in each case the victim was walking alone when the suspect approached and assaulted the victims before taking their cell phones and their money. >>> one of the big stories for today is going to be the wind and the cold and that makes meteorologist christina loren's forecast even more important than usual. >> you know when you get the two combined, you really want to make sure you're prepared for the cold temperatures. although we'll reach the 50s, i want to show you what the wind is doing and what that will make your temperature really feel like. you can see we jumped from 6 miles per hour to 24 miles per hour sustained in santa rosa so

. >> reporter: liftoff, the final liftoff of atlantis.it's been three years since the last space shuttle flight, and since then, the u.s. paid russia $71 million a ride to carry american astronauts to the space station. boeing and spacex are poised to take over the job. with o'ryan, nasa hopes to carry four astronauts to the moon, an asteroid, and even mars. >> this remits the beginning, if you will, the first flight in the next era of human exploration for the nation and the world. >> reporter: when an asteroid or mars mission takes time, the first manned test flight will not be for another eight years, and a mars mission could be 20 years way. >> they'll try tomorrow on the unmanned task. the variable -- again, tomorrow, this could be the weather. we expect, again, high winds and clouds. to give you per special circumstancetive -- perspective. this went 250 miles up, and this mission, again, 3,600 miles up into space. back to you. >> tom, thank you very much. savannah? >>> breaking news from the middle east this morning where an arrest