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. >> both runways are open again but baa says that only 1/3 scheduled flights will operate through thursday evening. >> we have been dealing with snow and western europe which is not an exceptional circumstance. we need prepared as which is in line with what is done in northern europe. this must entail the necessary investment. that msage particularly goes to the airports. >> officials off to that traveler's only come to heathrow if their flight has been concerned. that is of little cfort to those already there. the snow and frigid temperatures have badly affected rail services in germany. they have decreased the speed of trains to 200 kilometers an hour. people are trying to squeeze their way onto full trains. a rail line operator said that they would add trains beginning on wednesday. a transport says that 10,000 employees are working hard to remain services. they expect more than half a million passengers in coming days. lukashenko has extended crackdowns against opponents following his victory on sunday. 600 demonstrators have been sentenced to prison sentences lasting between five and

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. >> both runways are open again but baa says that only 1/3 scheduled flights will operate through thursday evening. >> we have been dealing with snow and western europe which is not an exceptional circumstance. we need prepared as which is in line with what is done in northern europe. this must entail the necessary investment. that message particularly goes to the airports. >> officials off to that traveler's only come to heathrow if their flight has been concerned. that is of little comfort to those already there. the snow and frigid temperatures have badly affected rail services in germany. they have decreased the speed of trains to 200 kilometers an hour. people are trying to squeeze their way onto full trains. a rail line operator said that they would add trains beginning on wednesday. a transport says that 10,000 employees are working hard to remain services. they expect more than half a million passengers in coming days. lukashenko has extended crackdowns against opponents following his victory on sunday. 600 demonstrators have been sentenced to prison sentences lasting between five

. >> and i bring you greetings from theal ba al baa aal b -- t. he wants me to kiss you.neck. jimmy i'm talking about. >> jimmy: of course. how are you? >> life in the western world, what could go wrong? >> jimmy: first of all, i'm a big fan, for a long time. but i know you don't do a lot of talk shows. i appreciate you coming on. i saw you with larry king earlier this year. >> yes. i felt like the hand in the fox house on that one. >> jimmy: you were there to talk about ufos. >> well, the reason i was asked to go on there is because stephen hawking actually referenced a ufo sighting from 1952 in washington, d.c., he said ufo, washington, d.c., mentioned the lights that were photographed there. and so they called me because i'm the mutual ufo network, a group of scientists that study this in a real scientific way. they treat it as if it is reality. and so -- the other sicientists that were there with me were not believers so i kind of had to hold my own against really smart physicists -- >> jimmy: does it help them to have a comedian as one of their spokesmen? >> well, le

. >> president o baa many and therussian's president signed off -- president obama and the russian's president signed off on this treaty. >> all of the head of strategic demand says this is essential for u.s. security. >> reporter: weapons inspections ended a year ago when the treaty expired. the new one would limit their strategic nuclear warheads over 1,500. down from more than 2,000. fox news. >>> in other news in the world tonight, in israel, a man hunt is underway to try to find whoever killed an american tourist. police found the body of 40- year-old, kristine logan today in a forest outside of jerusalem. her hometown in the u.s. is not released. a friend who was with her at the time of the attack yesterday managed to escape and now hospitalized. police say they are treating the attack as politically motivated, although the reasons are not clear. >>> in mexico today, at least 27 people are dead after an oil pipeline exploded. it happened at about 55 miles east of mexico city. witnesses said it looked like a rivers of fire, flowing down the streets. the explosion happened as thi

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if they can't pull together a baa banana, we have problems way bigger -- that problem can't be solved with a school breakfast because we have parents who are just criminally negligent with respect to raising children, and yet, that's the kind of program that has huge bipartisan support with very little thought about why we're now feeding children. talk about fundamental parental responsibility. in what sense can we ask more of ourselves piece to go with this less government? i'm, do you have an answer? >> a twist on your various comments on regulating food consumption is obesity. i would say that obesity is a substantial national problem. >> uh-huh. >> that the federal government should have nothing to do with, and i can imagine various little local initiatives of how we're objecting to, but it's largely a cultural problem. >> and yet, there's a lot of talk about all sorts of federal, some sorts of federal response, to the, you know, the very real problem of obesity. >> well, i think that's why -- i think that's where the more from ourselves comes from. i mean, there are any number of

humphrey bogart, lauren baa call, danny kaye, judy garland, gene kelly, katherine hepburn, people were duped really, really, really bad. really bad. the daily worker, the cover of the daily worker almost every issue, you know? crusaders for the first amendment, you know? >> here they are. and then they get to washington, and be john howard lawson and dalton and some of these other people are called up on is the stand and, boy, big surprise, congress actually has some evidence, you know? they're not just a bunch of red baiters who are just bringing people -- they bring them up there and john howard lawson here's the article you wrote for masses and mainstream, here's the article you wrote for daily worker, here's this, here's that. here's your communist party card number, five-digit, and they present all this evidence, and lawson and trumble, you know what they did? they stood up. fascist! nazi! american concentration camp! they'd be led out -- they did what the left always does when they're nailed, when they're caught, and when these guys are being caught -- caught as being communists,

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and i'm loading the baa bananaso the display. so that was a bit of an awkward moment.laughter] and that was the one time where i broke cover, and i told him what i was up to.i br but with everyone else i definitely played it close to the vest and didn't tell people what i was up to. and i worked hard, and my month, my first month evaluation was fairly positive. [laughter] i think i put it up on the eidge. so anyway, supermarkets. check 'em out. we've all had some exposure to food waste. this book certainly gets into hd some topics and some areas that are familiar to people. supermarkets, restaurants, our kitchens, our homes. i've tried to add some things to the book that would be novel and new and to get people thinking pote about how broad the -- both about how broad the topic is and about some of the more radicalbk ways that people go about tryina to save food and reduce waste. so this next little section, i think, fits that description oft being novel. i doubt of you are eating theon leftovers off other's plates in cafeterias, and is that true?le [laughter] yeah, ok

three guns in his car on the way to san fransisco to wipe out the leadership of the tides foundation baaglenn beck identified them as evil. toxic talk can lead to toxic actions. it's not good when that happens. as a solution, look, i'm not about to censor anybody. people have a right to m anybody has the right to make a full of themselves on radio and television as much as they want. god knows i do regularly. but i do think there should be some balance in the air waves. did it sink in every market in this country people who don't necessarily agree with rush limbaugh and glen beck should find a station they can listen to and maybe eat and disagree with or agree with. i would like to see the fcc the back to and forcing the current law which is if you have a license to operate the public airwaves you have to operate and the public interest. what a novel concept. [applause] >> you an operating in public interest when you are all right wind or all left-wing. where all of this is coming from, for right-wing talk radio hosts are feeling that the party and that the party is feeling politics toda

three guns in his car on the way to san fransisco to wipe out the leadership of the tides foundation baaglenn beck identified them as evil. toxic talk can lead to toxic actions. it's not good when that happens. as a solution, look, i'm not about to censor anybody. people have a right to make a fool of themselves as much as they want. god knows i do regularly. i do think there should be balance in the air waves, on the air waves and that every market in the country people who don't necessarily agree with rush limbaugh or glenn beck should have a station they agree or disagree with. i would like to see the fcc to just enforcing the current law which is that if you have a license to operate the public airways, you have to operate in the public interest. what a novel concept. [laughter] [applause] i say, you're not operating in the public interest when you are all right or left wing. thank you, and you know, one final point is that where all of this is coming from, right, the right wing talk radio hosts are fueling the tea party and the tea party is fueling politics today, and nobody could d

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