christians around the world celebrating a major religious holiday christmas austin us citizens gathered in the assumption cathedral some energy were held by bishop denied. last fall. today our christmas holiday we get off the fuel here at home to many representatives of the islamic religion share with us our holiday christmas he hates the idea that it will be pissed abt it soon once again. according to legend jesus is born on this day it was noted in the sky by the star of bethlehem the tradition of giving gifts on christmas in the new year also came from this legend the match i brought the newborn jesus gives such as gold frankincense and myrrh as well. christmas is a great holiday. it is to integrate only in people gathered here to feel better they came to pray for love kindness warmth. he said holmes. that's a lot the book title bouts since two thousand sixth january seven was declared a holiday three hundred orthodox churches of the country in the church people at the service. one was the third of comics are christians. he says. dear brothers and sisters orthodox context of the peop

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police near austin, texas, tell us they've responded to more than 260 crashes and houston had double that. amy alexander went out for a run to the grocery store and got into a wreck along the way. >> you can't control it. you hit a patch of ice and you're gone. that's it. >> reporter: and here what happened to a houston police officer helping back up this bus that got stuck on the ice -- >> the collision was a war zone. louder than a gunshot. >> reporter: it was heartbreaking work for firefighters in quebec, canada, so cold, they're having to use steam to melt the ice at the scene of this deadly fire at a seniors home. eight people were killed, dozens are unaccounted for and they're worried there are still victims inside behind the ice. >> every person that's involved in this operation -- people are working very hard. >> reporter: at this burning apartment complex in nicholasville, kentucky -- >> i was out there with my jacket half on -- >> reporter: the shivering firefighters out there are trying to fight fires in freezing temperatures. and of all this cold comes as many families ar

wars am a jurassic park, home alone -- william maki, his wife lily, and their son, austin reproduce movie scenes using cardboard boxes and then post them to their blog. they began the collection when they had soa7guc 01/07/14 01/07/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! below zero temperatures are expected through tuesday. these are extremely dangerous conditions and we strongly urge people to heed the warnings and take the necessary precautions to stay safe. >> it is called the arctic vortex. as the chilled wind blows across the united states, how could global warming he connected to such record cold? il

police near austin, texas, tell us they've responded to more than 250 crashes and houston had double that. are you okay? are you crying? amy alexander went out for a run to the grocery store and got into a wreck along the way. >> you can't control it. you hit a patch of ice and you're gone, that's it. >> reporter: and here's what happened to a houston police officer helping back up this bus that got stuck on the ice -- hopefully, that didn't hurt. outside chicago, they reopened i-94 this morning after this terrible pile-up, three people died. witnesses say it looked like a war zone. >> the collision was a war zone. it was like boom. louder than a gunshot. >> reporter: it was heartbreaking work for firefighters in quebec, canada, so cold, they're having to use steam to melt the ice at the scene of this deadly fire at a seniors home. at least eight people were killed, dozens are unaccounted for, and they're worried there are still victims inside behind the ice. >> every person that's involved in this operation -- every partner that's here -- people are working very hard. >> reporter: a

austin mahone, five blocks down. who is coming? let's go. >> i'm in. >> ginger zee with a final check of the weather. ging. >> god bless y'all. >> i would love to have emeril come join usl boulevard and, of course, on this super bowl sunday, we're going to get the full trailer of captain america the new movie but a worldwide sneak peek. check it out. ♪ >> you can see the whole thing april 4th, that's when the new "captain america: the winter soldier" comes out. we have friends. come on in, guys. who are you rooting for? >> the broncos, the seahawks. so much excitement and you need your super bowl forecast. i've got some great weather for you. let's check it out. temperatures at kickoff at 40 degrees, but it will be falling into the 30s. it might feel like the 20s or upper teens at worst. weekend flyby, the biggest deal you have 0 know about is the snowstorm, chicago included. detroit. they're all interacting with me. i have not done weather like this before. i like it. i'm going to stay right here. but for now we have t >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. sun has control of our weather once again. it will be always chill, mid-50s at the coast, upper 50s to low 60s pretty

that was a young us vera fokus economics professor professor at the university of texas at austin. still had financial blogger kate long joins us live from new york to talk about bongs depressed detroit and problems in puerto rico we all want to hear what she has to say about that and more plus then kanye west goes viral see the currency that he says he's not backing not backing and we have a very special introduction for you today in today's big deal but before we had to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. well . it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future are covered. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question or. wealthy british style. time right. there right. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to conjure reports on. everyone and i mean everyone is talking about to tra

>>> a quick thinking houston firefighter put out a fire using something a little unusual. he was driving back from austin when he saw it caught on fire. the small extinguisher was not enough to put out the flames, so he used the only thing they had left, and that was beer, a lot of beer, in the back of the truck. they put out the truck and saved the precious cargo. he will be drinking some of that beer this weekend watching the niners and panthers game. >> yes, much milder in charlotte than it was in green bay last weekend. let's go niners. >> yeah, watch them go on to the buses to head out to north carolina. good luck, niners! what class do you wanna take? oh, anything that doesn't have the word "strip," "salsa," or "beatz" with a z in the name of it. cardio hip-hop groove it is then. hey, what's up? hey! nothing, just... going into the same class you're going into. cool. hey, i hope i don't sweat on you. you can sweat on me. this is my girlfriend, liz lemler. hi! that's liz lemon. oh, the girl who got my flowers. yes. hope you enjoyed them. i did--actually, i finally just threw them out this morning 'c

it also reports of releasing throughout the city of austin county on the ground and sent us this report. silica checkpoints to mom's abridged form baggies main supply route. there's cricket like to hear these men are on the left. they're forcing him to the key christian militia on the other side. this election. emilee holding his position. and we take notice of boulders. the peak when he was an awesome sale. we've been serving for three days and if they don't fire at us we don't react. yesterday they had to pee so we have to fight back the new fees to noon monday to post it. we decide to cross the bridge and get the inside story this onto the keys unit uses this house is a makeshift base. most of them and our x factor pick soldiers that the descent african armed forces. when this elected to power then on to have training. i did that by captain adorable. he also claims that the mental protect his position normally are what we didn't attack the open fire masses the mercenaries ms co monday it will take emma to nine and walk with the french army the french army rifle sights the end of this

give us the data ford, come on. >> thank you austin petersen for coming on the show. >> next - president obama's new commitment to tackle poverty. he says it needs to be a year of action. what his promises hope to accomplish. >> we had a solar storm from the sun in the last 24 hours. all that energy headed towards the polls. generally it gives us a stream of ions, creating the aurora borealize. we are looking at the north poll, the ovation prime model. you can see where we are seeing the aurora borealize show up. this was not as strong as we anticipated it to be last night. as we go to where we can see the aurora borealize, canada and parts of saskatchewan and alberta, you have a fair chance of seeing it. it's a good chance of seeing it show up in parts of montana. it looks like clouds in the east preventing a chance of seeing the aurora show up. what will show up is mountain snow for the west. a big storm moving in is bringing in warnings. let's start out with how strong the winds will be. extreme wind event bringing gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour across washington, organ, idaho and mont

former white house -- sides with those republicans and joins us now. austin, happy new year. good to have you. >> you, too. >> do you think the affordable care act is behind this? >> it's partly behind it. certain specifics it would be harold to argue it wasn't behind. so the affordable care act changed medicare payments so if you get readmission to the hospital for certain kinds of infections that shouldn't have occurred the first time they stopped paying for re-admission, and you see a 40% decline in the incidence of those hospital re-admissions which are expensive. the are a number of specific things -- >> assuming those infection didn't occur again and people didn't die -- i'm kidding -- but i wonder -- wouldn't it really be the result of a slowdown? this comes on the heels, after the great meltdown and everything else and we were so -- pretty rocky, and in that environment, there wasn't much price latitude. >> that's the great alternative explanation. the two thing wes have seen over two years is the economy began to improve again but didn't see the healthcare costs kick

level of the moment scientists in economics from different countries all come to austin to produce a big inning. i used to think he means i can use when such international projects were launched. i think it is necessary to fully support them if it is possible. no wonder they see the world has boundless opportunities so i think we need to use his name is moses the best was saved badgers of the president of the extent to the nation was discussed in german ambassador of context and to generate a lot on the job of presenting to stockton into the leading representatives of the german expat community chairman experts estimate the chances of context and to add to the top thirty most developed countries as high if it maintains the current rate of annual economic growth increase in gdp per capita for three in investment in education. this causes them to buy. stan has good basic conditions for the implementation of strategy two thousand fifty such as minerals political stability in the high level there see which should be developed and improved. that done i was surprised by the fact that much attention is paid i

i'm not sure what that is, but carl rove joins us now from austin, texas, with some illumination. mr. rove? >> well, it's hyped a little bit, but there is some interesting news in that hat hi clinton last summer was briefed by some democratic operatives associated with a lobby firm, a government affairs firm that they briefed her on deadlines, how much it would cost, pitfalls, legal requirements, and so forth. second, she and her people had to work out an arrangement between two competing super pacs, each of which wanted to be her blessed super pac, ready for hillary, which has been now designated to do sort of list building and take contributions of up to $25,000, and a super pac, priorities usa, which will take the big donors and do the media. but she can't coordinate with these groups when she becomes a candidate, but since she's not a candidate, she's able to have her people work out arrangement how they are going to operate. >> let me slow you down now. duey square is a boston based political firm, our pal maryann marsh works for them and they have a long history with mrs. cl

he joins us now from austin, texas. and you say?ave got voodoo diddly squat from this deal. two months ago they announced they had a deal and it took them two months to finalize the agreement. took them two months to put down on paper what they theoretically all agreed to two months ago. what is that agreement? that agreement is to seek a further agreement and in the meantime we'll give the iranians between 4 billion on the low side, 12 billion on the high side of their money plus the ability to sell oil, trade goal, buy automobile parts and refurbish their economy and, in return, what they agreed to do is as follows. they agreed to take all this fissile material. all this nuclear weapons material that they have that is now 20% enriched and they will quote dilute it and then they will not agree to -- they will agree not to create any morphos sil material above a% enrichment. in order to make a bomb you need to take it 5%, 20% and next step is 95% and make a bomb. they got it to 20%, that's the tough deal, diluting it can be redone i

we have a panel of young people are from around the country joining us tonight in austin, texas, julialansing michigan lana and washington brian jackson greene. you were a supporter of the president in 2008? >> yes, i was. >> and in 2012, what? >> by then i had become somewhat disillusioned so i was -- two major candidates at that point. >> why disallusioned. >> i voted for him in 2008. i was pro-rhetoric and scaling back war on terror and that didn't go as well as we hoped it did. guantanamo bay is still open. later on when we started having to go into the job market and start, you know, to work, a lot of my friends and i felt that the jobs that we thought we would have once we got out of college weren't actually there. so many people were struggling to find their first entry level job once they graduated. >> julia, your thought on the president is he helpful to young people or not? >> >> i think it's a tough question. >> he was struggling to find a job after college. yeah, that's my opinion. >> >> are you disenchanted or satisfied that the president is, you know, is aware of and work

austin. still had financial blogger kate long joins us live from new york to talk about bongs depressed detroit and problems in puerto rico we all want to hear what she has to say about that and more plus then kanye west goes viral see the currency that he says he's not backing not backing and we have a very special introduction for you today in today's big deal but before we had three quick break here's a look at someone today's closing numbers. for the wonderful strong arming along the bank of new policies i dislike you know. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. i've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. they were it's a story. let's get this guy like me you're about guys that are working for the people most missions the mainstream media were pretty much on the bridegroom stage and. they did rather well. everyone and i mean everyone is talking about detroit it is the largest city ever to file for bankruptcy in america and over the last decade its population has fallen by twenty five percent the lowest level since one nine hundred ten and many believe there's mo

austin. still had financial blogger kate long joins us live from new york to talk about bongs depressed detroit and problems in puerto rico we all want to hear what she has to say about that and more plus then kanye west goes viral see the currency that he says he's not backing not backing and we have a very special introduction for you today in today's big deal but before we had three quick break here's a look at some today's closing numbers. we've got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. they were its story. because this guy like me are about guys that are working for the people most issues in the mainstream media work for each other bribery. everyone and i mean everyone is talking about detroit it is the largest city ever to file for bankruptcy in america and over the last decade its population has fallen by twenty five percent the lowest level since one nine hundred ten and many believe there's more pain to come now kate long is a financial writer who penned the widely followed blog muni land borders and kate joins me now from our new york studio to talk about detroit and also hone in on pue

elsewhere one word to say thank you to the school and so many of the thank you for joining us here from austin today. i was as well. cos when that keeps you up to date with all the latest from the world of sport. all the action. all the results of all the emotion chilling got anything for his all round muslims like and don't know i will. it is. does. it is what you can see the woodlands. it is. is you upon dollar city senior year but twenty thirteen will go down as a very bad year for violence in iraq will look at what's happening inside the country after us troops left and will look at which country has thought of as the greatest threat to world peace. plus i miss eight weeks and possible military strikes in syria in twenty thirteen or just some of the topics that the obama administration stumbled through the dinner party takes a look

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figure in the window when no one was home. 37 year police veteran captain charles austin saying quote, every one of ushere that day in the basement and who saw what we saw, we all think the same. we call it the same. that bit of dirt is a portal to hell. the family called a local priest, father michael maginot, who was convinced the demons possessed the mother. he tried to contact the demons through three exorcisms. here is the priest. >> it is pretty much without incident until we get to the part of your name. and so far she has always been slept. i said is your name whatever, and all of a sudden she started c convulsing. >> after she convulsed, he believes the exorcism was successful. >> thank you, and joining me now, the reporter on the story, marissa, let me start with this. after all the interviews you did with third party witnesses, what do you believe? >> it is not my job to believe or disbelieve, i will believe it to others. >> it is not your job, but what do you think? were you persuaded at all? >> it is not my job to be persuaded either way. my job is to report the facts as they were told to

us. that was younus vera fokus economic professor at the university of texas at austin time now for today's big deal. big deal time with harris and he joins me now to talk about the cost of living actually more specifically the cost of living well yeah well we're now the website pakistan x. pakistan dot com it recently mapped out the most expensive cities in the world and this map here we're going to pull it up for you it shows the cost of living index for us with red representing the more expensive cities and green showing cheaper ones now topping the list this year the one to know where monthly public transportation ticket will run you two hundred fifteen dollars and a furnished lure an hour and furnish a one bedroom apartment check this out cost over four grand yeah that's a month oslo geneva zurich and new york city they rounded out the top five cities now the price index value was based on the current cost of items such as clothing housing transportation medicine and food check this out here's a look at the top twenty the full list as a whole there you go london oslo geneva zurich new

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energy efficiency center opened in austin on to the students will learn how to properly and effectively use alternative energy source is similar centers operating in all monte enough to be a good center will host the exhibition of energy saving technologies during expo two thousand seventeen the heart of the building is located on the ground floor the heat comes on store here they consume less electricity and generate more thermal energy in automatic building control screen is also in store here that shows all the equipment used in the building. it's a pity we'll have to beat the heat comes to energy from three sources. these will supply in re c water we take water from one well running through the exchanges to get less high temperature is to import across the region because here that the fire is close to the ground. again it's like being in the gang. get up on what the dentist. there are two lunatics in this room in the winter there use to heat the building in the summer to cool it in hot weather there's no need for airconditioning. i need to set emission levels. since february we will sta

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austin, a dallas, houston. >> congratulations. i am so excited for you. >> courted what saved us when he was in the white house. he was a spokesman and. how are you? good to see you. so nice to see you. . . >> the journalist greg hines, but nothing from the principle either the president or the vice president. but the people are here so at least they haven't thrown water in my face or wind in my face. my wife said that would be better. it would be a controversy. >> you are too two popular. >> i don't think that's it. so we will see. they have not read it yet. good, not too bad, right? oh come on. >> no, it's great. so are you getting out and getting a chance to talk about this? >> yeah, i'm doing a bunch of media this week and starting light late next week i go on tour in 20 cities. crazy. >> i would think it would be very supportive of the survey. >> yeah, exactly. how are you doing? what are you up to? >> i've been busy and trying to do extracurricular writing. >> do you have a new book? >> i'm sort of stepping up and doing so my regular things. >> that's great. you do a good post of the day. >> thanks. i'm t

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austined. somebody called and we need you to give us sound bites.ocked myself in a little room and just started talking. i couldn't remember what i said the next day because i was so tired. i remember getting up the next morning. i probably slept for three or four hours and got up to do it again. that's what the olympics is, it's like groundhog days. 12 or 16 hours nonstop. >> last picture, couple pictures shooting at the capitol. when did this happen? >> this picture was taken -- that's probably one of my favorite pictures of the whole year. just craziness. it describes washington to a tee. the gentleman on the right is a staffer actually for senator mcconnell. someone else out on twitter told me who it was. alarms went off in the capitol where a lot of photographers work on their pictures there. the alarms went off. policemen showed up at the door probably five or ten seconds later. i grabbed one camera, ran out the door they said if you stay in here, you're going to be locked in here. they were yelling get away from the windows. my first reaction

story and a captain in the gary indiana, indiana police force charles austin says this situation is credible. that is incredible. joining uso, father michael, a catholic priest who has been dealing with the situation. so, father, i want to keep this fact-based what you know, what you saw, what you did. let's start with the boy. what do you know about him? >> actually, i never met any of the children. the first time i heard about the incident was when just after the boy walked up the boy backwards, there was a furor there about people running out calling for the police, security, the chaplain, he called me i was in my parish, conducting a bible study class and i got the call because i was on call for the catholic priest chaplain who was off at that time. and they called me in to do an exorcism. >> let me stop you there. exorcism is a very rare and serious thing that the cast lick church and you have to go through a lot of hoops to get it approved to. get the people in it disturbs me sometime that the boy involved and this is according to the newspaper and other eyewitnesses was doing incredible things like walking up walls

us. that was younus vera fokus economic professor at the university of texas at austin time now for today's big deal. big deal time with harris and he joins me now to talk about the cost of living actually more specifically the cost of living well yeah well we're now the website pakistan x. pakistan dot com it recently mapped out the most expensive cities in the world and this map here we're going to pull it up for you it shows the cost of living index for us with red representing the more expensive cities and green showing cheaper ones now topping the list this year been no where in monthly public transportation ticket will run you two hundred fifteen dollars and i furnish ruhr an hour and furnish a one bedroom apartment check this out cost over four grand yeah that's a month oslo geneva zurich and new york city they rounded out the top five cities now the price index value was based on the current cost of items such as clothing housing transportation medicine and food check this out here's a look at the top twenty the full list as a whole there you go london oslo geneva zurich new york no

us. that was younus vera fokus economic professor at the university of texas at austin time now for today's big deal. big deal time with harris and he joins me now to talk about the cost of living actually more specifically the cost of living well yeah well we're very well now the website pakistan x. pakistan dot com it recently mapped out the most expensive cities in the world and this map here we're going to pull it up for you it shows the cost of living index for us with red representing the more expensive cities and green showing cheaper ones now topping the list this year the london in where in monthly public transportation ticket will run you two hundred fifteen dollars and furnish rural an hour and furnish a one bedroom apartment check this out cost over four grand yeah that's a month oslo geneva zurich and new york city they rounded out the top five cities now the price index value was based on the current cost of items such as clothing housing transportation medicine and food check this out here's a look at the top twenty the full list as a whole there you go london oslo geneva zur

the former congressman and johnson aide, a member of the johnson foundation, will be joining us from austinxas. and part of our american cities we will, -- tours, feature the history and literary life of bellingham, washington. we will present all of the history offerings, including a look at the maritime history of the city and its importance during world war two. more recently during the world -- the vietnam war. the importance of bellingham 's maritime history goes back to the 1850's and onward. people never came here by any other way than boat. aerefore, it has always been old building seaport community. it is on the coast. boatbuilding and the waterfront has always been a really important part of our culture. it is the reason that a lot of people like coming here. we are speaking from the maritime museum. it is located down near the waterfront. what is important for people to see when they come in is that we try to corner off the county and the sound history. we extend our from there. ofhave a good representation companies like the shipyards. they were hugely important to this town yea

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. >> austin does his part, keeping debris out of the ocean both by reusing. >> this was debris. we use it as a chair. >> and what he doesn't sit on, he recycles. >> whatever we pick up we bring back and deliver to a special bin. >> nets to energy is hawaii's energy to turn plastic into pour. massive clippers used for cutting through steal, sliced through files of nets. at the ipp sinnerator it joins the rest of the trash. >> they turn it back into energy, they burn it. >> with some co2 emission, the energy powers about 10% of the island. it's only putting a dent in the debris dilemma. >> the funding for clean-ups is not consistent. more plastic is left at sea, endangering wildlife and threatening the beautiful beaches that the hawaiian economy depends on. >> it's an endless flux of plastic. i'd like to be optimistic saying it's changing and getting better, but there's a lot of plastics. we are trying to do our best. >> every day there's more. during a clean-up mark's team recovered close to 100 plastic you tense ills, 300 plastic toys, close to 900 flip flops, 14 tonnes of trash in tot

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