afterwards, shay and barr talk to a local reporter. >> you're looking at two guys, high profile.ould have been anybody. a lot of heros up there. you only see us. whole team, everybody. >> he was first. i'm just fast. whoever is first does it. not that anyone else wouldn't do it. >> is this the reason you became a fireman in the first place? >> no. it's the whole reason. the whole reason. >> an exhausted by elated patty brown weighs in. >> real proud of your guys. >> these guys, 50 years on the job, most courageous act i ever saw. these two guys, hanging 30 floors. huh? right, patty? >> in the decade that follows this amazing rescue, the men of rescue one and the fdny continue to serve the city of new york. but sadly three of the firefighters who came to the aid of jose giagos and peter lewis in 1991 that day are killed at the world trade center on september 11, 2001. patty brown promoted to captain. kevin dowdell and patrick o'keefe. the loss is felt by their families and colleagues and also by jose giagos who developed a lasting friendship with the men who saved his life. >> i d

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day now mark cocker had his chance to speak what's on the exchange played out between congressman barr barker and the members that didn't find it to the hearing to testify how much are we spending annually in afghanistan now she ate cost american taxpayers. you know how many killed and wounded. we suffered in the last ball ups she's doing in regina. to ride in on all of it back with you on that one also. we don't know what the cost is and we don't even know how many killed and wounded her and were supposed to believe you fellas. plants can end up in a positive way in afghanistan. holy . now santa congressman barr blockers question six point seven billion dollars is being spent in afghanistan. each month. some are interesting questions of rounds during the course of this hearing what the us is still doing in afghanistan. what the mission is and what success of unrealistic clean looks like there seems to be of a lack of a clear definition on what our mission is. what is the end state that but our troops are trying to accomplish or that we are trying to accomplish there. i can't think of

. >> reporter: army veteran david barr, now a social worker, he and sutherland hope to work together.d a community, a town, a block, a neighborhood to kind of reestablish that bond. >> sutherland and mitchell have gone to more than 500 communities across the country, organizing local help on their journey born of grief and hope. dixon center is named after donny dixon, killed before sutherland's eyes on a patrol. more than 40 years ago, a south vietnamese soldier had orders to blow up a bridge. >> there's one last survivor stumbling across the bridge carrying a bundle. it was a hat with a baby wrapped up in a towel. he had found. >> kim was adopted by an american service member. last year after reading an article about her, that vietnamese soldier, now living in new mexico, found her again. we meet up on skype, he tells us it was beyond belief. she was the baby he saved, he could not imagine how she survived. david sutherland and kim mitchell strongly believe that veterans can do more than just survive, they can thrive in the communities where they live. so this holiday season, if you

nowes-barre -- wolfsburg up to fifth. games in theo english premier league on sunday. villa 2-0. aston an uninspiring home draw completed a disappointing week for the league leaders. he was doing his best to help them bounce back. off five minutes before half-time for that challenge. five minutes later, another player lashed out and was himself sent off. 0-0, the final score. they had a convincing win, munster always in control. ran half the field to make it 22-0 by halftime. 8.e irish province won by 36- the teams meet again in france next week. ted liggety produced a brilliant performance as he won race.urth giant slalom the 29-year-old is the first to do so since an italian legend in 1991. in february, he became the first man in 45 years to win three gold medals at a world championship. the defending champion showed why this discipline is his specialty with a pair of flawless runs. he has won seven of the last .ine child -- giant slaloms bodie miller -- bode miller was a surprise second to make it an american one-two. he had not finished on the podium in the giant slalom since

fresh troops from barr undery. >> the troops and military have been flown in. logistical and humanitarian funding is as far as the united states has gone. >> samantha powell was a journalist known for her criticism of the un's response to atrocities. as an ambassador, meeting religious and political leaders. it is important that these powerful people, the president, prime minister and head of the council, agreed to relinquish power as soon as the elections occurred. samantha powell may have shown concerns. the situation is the same here. there's uncertainty. >> meanwhile france has 1600 troops in the central african republic, and president francis hollande is lobbying e.u. leaders to give more support to operations in mali. at a meeting in brussels they decided they can't. they agreed to cooperate on defense issues in the future, but have not ruled out involvement in africa at a later date. >> thousands are living in a camp months after escaping violence. a hindu woman was harassed by a man, he was killed by her brothers. there were riots. the conditions in the

fighting broke out in barr okays close to the city center. nagsals have been urged to stay ipp doors. >> a statute of nelson mandela will be underveiled at the union building in pretoria, following the state funeral of the late president on sunday. world leaders sat along side family members and guests at the ceremony in the tiny village of qunu. it brought to an end 10 days of mourning. president jacob zuma said it has been long and painful. >> many gathered in and around qunu, hoping to gather a glimpse of madeba. not everyone had a chance to get close to him. we explain why. >> many living in nelson mandela's village of qunu were not allowed to attend his furniture. they watched it on a screen. this woman came to say goodbye. she's happy that nelson mandela came home to the eastern cape province. >> he teach us to forgive and forget and make peace with people, and love the neighbours. >> they say being here makes them feel part of the ceremony. >> these people are not far from the nelson mandela homestead. it's over there, the dome marquee

every professional dancer begins here at the barre and it take as lot practice to get to the stage.prepare for something like "the nutcracker" it takes six hours a day, six day as week for up to 1 1/2 months out of year. >> vanessa has been with the san francisco ballet since 1997 and dancing "sugar plums" since. each time i do it, it is a new going. i say that because i find something new with each performance. >> the show runs through december 29 at the memorial opera house with more information at abc7news.com. click on "see it on tv." >> new we know we have to see it. thank you. >> still to come, you have to see this, a teen singing sensation. >> you may [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] that put you on their gift list? well say hello to aio! at aio wireless you can get an android smartphone free with activation. free android phone?!?! yes please. plus, aio has a reliable nationwide network contracts. it's like the presents just keep coming! a wireless company that puts me at the top of their list? i'm in! stop by your neighborhood aio store or visit aiowir

this last story, which is about me being sick, having epstein- barr virus in the 1990s and having to stop singing, and what that was like, and also i had breast implants that i felt were making me sick, and then i had them removed, without anesthesia. [laughter] that the was so afraid anesthesia would start a whole other problem in me. but that story comes to mind, because in that story, i find my voice. i find my truth. i started asking myself, instead of all the stockers, what's wrong with me him and how can you help me? no one could, so i started to ask myself, and i started to get answers. to me, it was a very hopeful time in a very dark place. so that's one of the stories. tavis: is it your hope or your expectation that people will be able to situate themselves in your narrative? start ofvery writer wants that. >> sure, i think that is why every artist does what they do, to connect. that connection is everything. that's the whole purpose. tavis: >> the book is called loco emotional memoirs and short stories." a wonderful collection. i think you will be able to situate yourself i

in the other match, the barr barians beat fiji 43-19. >> for fiji - they have won the dubai 7th tournament-17. the fijians thrashed new zealand 44-0, continued excellent form, outscoring opponents by 5-3. the first time in six final appearances that they won in dubai. >> south africa's cricketers beat pak sfan in centurion. pakistan batted first. the most damage inflicted on the proetia's attack. de villiers top scored, making 48 not out. and together with wayne parnell hit the winning runs in the 39th over. south africa win by four. pakistan claim the series 2-1. >> ireland beat afghanistan by 68 runs in the final. icc world 20 twenty20 golfers. trent johnston added 62. ireland posted 225/7 in the 20 overs. johnson had a good day with the ball. all the out for 157. both teams qualified for the tournament in bangladesh. >> italian motorcycle racer has died in an accident at an event in memory of his late compatriot. he raced betweening 1996 and "97 when moto gp. he fell off his bike. he was killed at the 2011 malaysian grand prix. >> india is winning the first space race. it successfully e

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people talked about epstein barr virus could be bacterial, could be some of the heavy metals we have the other things or could be the toxic food we have and we use. what do doctors do when they come to me i don't see a lot of them but they usually give steroids and they want to reduce the amount of inflammation. that's temporary. that's only taking care of the symptoms. but the truth is that our diet is not so healthy. we talk about sugar. i made a list of the things that people need to know. so i'll go through this really fast. just so new treatment. you need to get rid of dairy foods. dairy, cheese, milk and other things, causes endotoxin, causes increase in autoimmune. get rid of trans fat. mark has talked about this. no gluten. get rid of sugar. no red meat. and no processed food, fast food, you know, fried food. but what we want to stick to is healthy vegetables and fruits. add to your diet which reduces inflammation and go to olive oil and finally, vitamin "d." vitamin "d" is very important. >> but mark, i mean realistically, -- >> it's not so bad. >> people are going to eat wh

later and the other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following following in their sermons which was aired on alexa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he sat quote all calmed down one by one killed them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job. as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people affectively when you when you have to deal with very diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that yet is still a governmental speeches for the people here. so either they are the most people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. the issues here in gaza i recognize on those issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has drop by over nine

later and the other high ranking government of official the deputy speaker of the parliament ahmad barr said the following the following in their sermon which was aired on al aqsa t.v. he actually called on a lot to destroy the jews and their supporters and he said quote or calm down one by one kill them all without leaving a single one i wonder if you can really do your job as a communicator as this new face of the palestinian people affectively when you when you have to deal with very diverse statements like that because you know one of them communicates one a mass age but another one totally undermines the kind of job that you said you were doing what i can say about that is still a governmental speeches for the people here. so they're the most people who can understand the conditions much better than people and i do present. human issues here in gaza. issues especially for other speeches on this side i have no comment miss amabel we have to take a short break now but when we come back the number of rockets fired from gaza into israel has dropped by over ninety percent this year isn'

people have talked about epstein barr virus, could be bacterial, could be some of the heavy metals we have in lipsticks and all these other things or the toxic food we have and use. what do doctors do? when they come to me, i don't see a lot of them, but they usually give steroids. they want to reduce the amount of inflammation. that's temporary, only taking care of the symptoms, but the truth is our diet is not so healthy, we talk about sugar. i made a list of things people need to know. i'll go through this really fast, new treatment, you need to get rid of dairy foods. dairy, cheese, milk, and other things, causes end otoxins. get rid of transfats. marc has talked about this. no gluten, which jamie agreed with that. get rid of sugar, no red meat, and no processed foods, fast foods, fried foods, stick to healthy vegetables and fruit. add tumarek to your diet, which reduces inflammation, and finally, vitamin d. >> that's a great list, but marc, realistically -- >> it's not so bad. >> people are going to eat what they want to eat. how do you deal with it in. >> the first thing to figu

city of barre, florida, over a year arguing her autistic son should be able to keep the chicken. a resolution allowing the chickens to stay. >> he doesn't speak totally clear, but he is talking. he is carrying on. he can call me mommy. he's communicating. so, we like to think that the chickens have done a great help in addition to everything else that we have done. >> reporter: the city council will vote on the resolution allows the chickens to stick around this month. at this point other families keeping chickens will have to get rid of them by the year's end. >>> an update on the 6-year-old colorado boy suspended from school for giving a classmate an unwanted kiss. hunter was accused of sexual harassment and given a two-day suspension. now the school district has changed the offense listed on his record from sexual harassment to misconduct and yet he has returned to school. >> sanity prevails. >>> a school in louisiana forming a human snowman. it was a cute holiday-type story. >> now another holiday-type story from louisiana only not so cute. check out the holiday light display

. >> every professional dancer begins here at the barre. to prepare for the nutcracker it takes six hours per day, six days a week for up to one and a half months of the year. vanessa has been with san francisco ballet since 1997. >> every time it's a new beginning. i say that because i find something new in the role. >> the idea of attending might feel intimidating but artistic director... >> i would say to people not familiar with ballet, you don't have to understand what we call technique. you know? it's a dance. everybody loves to dance. >> reporter: if you'd like to see the nutcracker performances begin december 11th and run through the 29th. from studios of san francisco ballet, abc7 news. >> laila used to be a dancer. >> yes. >> the san francisco ballet was the first american company to stage the net nut cracker in 1944. >> coming up next amazing work >> coming up next amazing work of the red you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, y

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welcome back to the kaiser report time now to turn to barr jacobson one of the organizers of the european citizens initiative for unconditional basic income bob welcome to the kaiser report thank you max it's got to be here all right so far jacobson unconditional basic income what is it well unconditional basic income is a regular payment made to everybody unconditionally. and that's it ok. this is but it is a recently because switzerland that's right has put this forward and they are suggesting that also since get unconditional income they get a yes no monthly income and there's been a lot of talk about it so could you just give us an update of what exactly is it switzerland proposal what switzerland is proposing is quite a high basic income around fifteen hundred dollars something like that a month. for anybody to spend on life now tell you why this is an interesting topic for us here on the kaiser report because we have this opinion that banks get an unconditional income absolutely in the form of quantitative easing so there's a class in the industrialized world bankers and their frien

. >> every professional dancer begins here at the barre. to prepare for the nutcracker it takes six hours per day, six days a week for up to one and a half months of the year. vanessa has been with san francisco ballet since 1997. >> every time it's a new beginning. i say that because i find something new in the role. >> the idea of attending might feel intimidating but artistic director... >> i would say to people not familiar with ballet, you don't have to understand what we call technique. you know? it's a dance. everybody loves to dance. >> reporter: if you'd like to see the nutcracker performances begin december 11th and run through the 29th. from studios of san francisco ballet, abc7 news. >> laila used to be a dancer. >> yes. >> the san francisco ballet was the first american company to stage the net nut cracker in 1944. >> coming up next amazing work >> you can be generous with $7,000 cash. >> doesn't that sound nice? that is how much you can win for helping abc7 news fight hunger in the bay area when you click give where you live.

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arrested a prominent sunni muslim lawmaker and government critic a raid on his home in western on barre province killed at least five people including his brother and guards there are fears the incident could inflame ethnic tensions in the region that's often a scene of anti-government protests so tarion violence is on the rise in iraq with more than a thousand people killed there this year alone. christmas in paris normally conjures many romantic seasonal images but not for the thousands of homeless people in the french capital whose numbers have been on the rise since twenty eleven as marie if you know she reports. a time of seasonal joy cross europe but not for all. these people have nowhere to sleep and nothing to eat if you have reasons to feel festive although some try. to see what happened while you on the street. rob oh it's still very odd the system in france is designed so that anybody could be a minister to a show that's a very big decision on the shoulders people you know think of as coins because they know they could be here one of the back of that is here that economic dec

air force of 900 barr undians. they are under 3,000 troops. nice to raise the bar, but we never met the lower bar. >> furthermore we are looking at a country the size of france and belgium put together. it's about the size of texas, with a great deal can be accomplished with little so quickly. >> are you saying they need to send soldiers or we need to lower the expectations and accept there'll be african republic to a mooedy come of normality will take more than the six months that francis hollande is willing to commit the troops for. the country has been independent for half a century, and had six presidents, five of whom shot their way into power. it's not a country where the state institution is to be rebuilt. it will take a long time. in that framework we have to realise what we need to do is create areas of security, prevent within the areas the type of atrocities that are occurring and keep the corridors open to get aid to desperate people and relisticly think ab community will prevent this from sliding over the 'emmiedge. >> do you not

thing seemed juvenile to me that they refused to issue a proclamation that they gave to the corner barr tender if he opened up the store. >> six area mayors and the governor denounced the leader after notwithstanding fidel castro, yasser arafat, and muammar gaddafi for his support. the cuban government provided assistance to the antiapartheid movement, specifically nelson mandela's anc, african national congress. nelson mandela's position was i will not denounce anyone that helps me. your enemy is not my enemy. >> the powerful communities of south florida were outraged, pressuring leaders to snub nelson mandela. >> it was one of the best and worst days in the history of miami. nelson mandela came to miami, and we had an opportunity to hear and see this great man. unfortunately his presence here caused political leaders to snub him. >> that in term outraged and energised members of the african american community. an african american led tourist boycott was organised. >> a great fight for freedom that nelson mandela lived did not deserve for him to be treated that way. >> the quiet riot l

the latest from felicity barr. >>> yes, these measures would see the clients of prostitutes facing finesre than $2,000 with that punishment doubling for repeat offenders. prostitution itself isn't actually illegal in france, where brothels and pimping are. jackky is in paris. and jackky what is the latest on the votes? >> well as you can see, they have been debating the draft law throughout the last couple of hours in paris. however, we did have an indication during a formal show of hands last week about what the voting intentions would be, and there was appear to be brood cross-party support for the new measures which would seek to criminallize the clientsover prostitutes. it is expected that the new draft law will be passed in the lower house of parliament and then going on to the upper house later. >> if it is passed how difficult will be it to be implemented? >> there has been a huge controversy in the buildup of this vote in parliament. the advocates say it is intended to protect pros cutes, protect women, and create a system whereby they would be the victims of clients. there has b

. >> i'm fe felicity barr in lond. flash points in kiev. and how president putin is tightening his grip on the russian media. >> to cell phone calls to video games. the scandal, the tech world has had enough. >> we begin with the central african republic where there could be soon more support to bring back civility. likely offer logistical support to the 1600 strong french force already on the ground. nazreen muchari reporting. >> we understand this group of men had guns and grenades inside their vehicles. tide them up and kept them here. now, the french are telling us, these men are the same people responsible for an exchange of fire earlier in the day, close to the airport. now, this all comes as news is developing of the arrest of a top are sellica commander, very close to michelle dosadir, in french custody. the french are not only disarming, but these people confident in us just to come out and watch what is going on. but there are still tens of thousands much people in the city who are preferring to stay at home or in churches, or und

the only thing that's near close to up is wilkes-barre. not a lot of returns coming in our close, immediate vicinity. as a result we will call it a mostly cloudy day today. it's going to be cool but not all that cold by december standards. highs today will reach into the upper 40s and low 50s. earliest sunsets of the year, everybody, they're here. down today at 4:46. cloudy skies today. temperatures near 50 degrees. tomorrow it might get a sprinkle early tomorrow. then the sunshine is back tomorrow afternoon and, yes, indeed, mention of a warming trend as we go through the week. our average high now is 50. we'll be in the plus territory starting tomorrow. mid-50s on wednesday. thursday looks like the nicest day of the week. cloudy still but mild. temperatures up near 60. then as we finish out the week and on into next weekend cloudy skies and a little bit more of an unsettled weather pattern returns. what about next weekend? saturday and sunday both plenty of clouds around. we'll be keeping an eye out as the colder air comes in. we'll be k

get away from that somehow and then what transpired was that selica brought journalists over to a barr bara and showed the three bodies. this is what a relative of one of those men had to say. >> i am asking you, french, go back home all of you. since independence, he did nothing from this country. you have done nothing. now you are manipulating it. sometimes you are with us. which side are you on? i am asking you, go back home. >> all of the french army is telling us is that there was an incident, an exchange of fire but no more than that right now. there is a wave of tension in this city overs possible reprisals and we are hearing now that there are demonstrations going on. selica demonstrations against the french near their embassy. >> syria now, air strakes by government forces have killed 25 people in the northern city of aleppo. it has gone on for eight days now. there appears to be no let up in sight. the major make shift ambulance races toward the black smoke. the driver calls god is great time and time again. this is the neighborhood in the northern city of aleppo. activists s

. >> reporter: army veteran david barr now a social worker. he and sutherland hopes to work together. he says veterans like him often feel alone when they come home. >> you're going to need a community. you're going to need a town, a neighbor, a block to reestablish the bond. >> reporter: sutherland and mitchell have gone to more than 500 communities across the country organizing local help on their journey born of grief and hope. dixon center is named after his friend, killed before his eyes on an iraq patrol. kim's journey born of the iraq war. a south vietnamese soldier had orders to blow up a bridge. >> there was one last survivor stubling across the bridge carrying a bundle. it was a hat with a baby wrapped up in a towel. he had found me along the sield of the -- side of the road clinging to the body of a dead woman. >> kim was adopted by an american service member. last year after reading an article about her, that vietnamese soldier now living in new mexico found her again. we meet up on skype. he tells us it was beyond belief she was t

. >> reporter: tim barr works for western municipal water district which serves nearly a million customers in riverside county. he says california has enough water reserves to get through next summer. so consumers won't have to worry about any rationing or price hikes at the faucet, at least not in the near future. >> everybody should hope for storms to come into california and more snow pack in the sierras. >> reporter: especially now, when we're supposed to be getting more rain over the next two months to replenish the reservo reservoirs. if it doesn't happen, it will potentially cause a ripple effect. crops may be smaller, meaning produce prices will go up. >> instead of putti inting 100 of variety of crops i only put 50 and that will affect the economy. it will use less labor down the road. >> clearly a concern about water. rob joins us now in the weather center. for the next couple days we're not going to see water from come the skies. >> a record dry season. sierra snow pack, north-central and south, northern sierra, north of interstate 80, 12% of average. southern sierra, down throu

. >> you had a barr mitts va, the whole thing. >> yes, and at some point i found i didn't believe inod. i talked about this publicly on the radio and else are. i don't know, i have seen stories on evan gellical christians. i get along with them. like at some point they'll be, "don't you think there's a reason you were drawn to do this story, a reason why we were meeting each other. and they'll try to sell me. i wish i could go there. >> you can see more of david shuster's interview with ira glass 7:00 pm eastern on al jazeera. >> doing the right thing and then getting paid for it. a couple of days ago we told you about a las vegas cab driver who found $300,000 in his cab. on friday he got a nice reward. the peaker player who left the cash in the back seat gave the cabbie $10,000. the cab company made him employee of the year and gave him $1,000 on top of that. they were the stories that generated buzz and garnered head line, from spying to gay marriage - 2013 gave us a lot to think about. >> we look back at the year that was. >> in the court of public opinion, 2013 was a big year for

. >> reporter: army veteran david barr now a social worker. sutherland and mitchell have gone to more than 500 communities across the country organizing local help on their journey born of grief and hope. dixon center is named after sutherland's friend, staff sergeant donnie dixon, killed before his eyes on an iraq patrol. more than 40 years ago, a south vietnamese soldier had orders to blow up a bridge. >> there is one last survivor stumbling across the bridge carrying a bundle, a hat with a baby wrapped up in a towel. he found me alongside of the road clinging to the body of a dead woman. >> reporter: kim was adopted by an american service member, last year after reading an article about her, that vietnamese soldier now living in new mexico found her again. we meet up on skype. he tells us it was beyond belief she was the baby he saved. he could not imagine how she survived. and this holiday season, dave sutherland and kim mitchell believe strongly that america's veterans can do more than just survive. they can actually thrive in the communi

mike barr just as a medical doctor who served in the u.s. house. carries around bashing his a smart phone, but a smartphone has an app that does cardiology. so he can cash in your getting an electrocardiogram on his smartphone. he forgets where he going and what we're trying to college. tim griffin is a great congressman from arkansas. florida knows the jump direction where to go when. there's enough to be hopeful about. >> mr. speaker, we are taking questions from youtube. we've been online all week so we have some that people had e-mailed him and we will start now with the first one. because you can't see the screen, i will we get to you. how would you rate the president obama's foreign policy compared to that of richard nixon? this is from kevin jacobsen. [laughter] >> i don't know. without getting myself into much trouble, it would be like how you compare a bunny and a german shepherd. [applause] i mean, i really do worry to the country for the next years but if you watch the syrian vasco, you watch what's happening in libby, there were 300 peo

barr admits that it made a mistake in the contract that could cost millions of dollars over the next several years. kron4 will tran is live at the west oakland bart station with details. >> we saw a cooling off. and finally the two sides had reached a deal but bart admits that it was language that they intended not to have. they're investigating why it was there and whether or not it was overlooked. there are stating that it may just have been a clerical error. they stated that if it is put in place and the family medical leave act, cost $48 million and barred workers have six weeks of paid medical leave. right now, they can still get medical leave but they have to use their vacation time. this will allow them to get paid a few weeks. >> they both did a couple weeks ago to approve the contract but they had stripped of their provision out of the contract. that upset bart's union and that is why they are consulting with an attorney and we are not sure what will happen. we do know in the meantime that there's no strike but bart riders are still upset because this drama is still not over

- its potential with your technology, the tie i'm wearing right now which is, excuse me, is an ike barruld say a rupert murdoch, you could digitally change this. >> absolutely could. we could put you in a different suit, change your eyeglasses, and we could place on the table here any kind of object. adam: so is that happening right now on an individual basis or on a regional basis, and why are the companies interested in that? >> well, let's start with that part of the question. the companies or are interested in it because as our little line goes, the skip generation, people are finding ways to avoid paying attention to advertising. and advertising is the critical ingredient in bringing great content to consumers. so we're at a, we're in a difficult position. so what myriad has done is to find a way to bring brands and great content together. >> uh-huh. >> so by creating a logical and seamless integration of brands into great content. so as we were just illustrating, you could put a bottle of coca-cola on this table, and no one would have any second thought when somebody was brushing

the coal-fired power generation guidelines that has recently come out following up on congressman barr and congressman capito. did the administration consult with other countries and develop these policies as a result of multilateral the cushy shins at the boards of these institutions? >> we have had discussions and i would have to check whether they were discussions that would rise to the level of negotiations. >> i would be interested in hearing if they were so if you could please follow up with us in writing to see who was involved with those. my concern is that this is essentially unilateral political decision made at the white house without consulting our friends and allies. >> we have had conversations with friends and allies about it so it is obviously our view but it's not something we have done without talking to our friends and allies. >> can you tell us whether the countries that will be made in eligible the development tank funding for coal-fired funding plants agree with this u.s. policy? >> well i think you can see from the facilities and proposals moving through that the

i've watched this in schools, a charter school, that steve barr and i cocreated in new york, which actually had some of the best scores in new york city in this last grading -- the last grades they can appear i don't believe in the great systems i don't talk about this a lot, but it at higher grades. but what happened in a school? we did a different kind of contract. we have a great relationship between teachers and principals. great teachers, great principle. they get paid more and their day is -- they don't have a set day, but they have a set number of classes. but they actually teach basically the same materials every day. so the actually get to spend time at night thinking about deeply what they're going to teach, how they're going to teach it. they've got a waiver so they give only one of the five regions in the city, and what has happened is they've been able to really focus on project-based construction. when you talk to the teachers and kids in the school, and the schools, 39 of them, they have persisted in college rates that could knock your socks off. 90% of hispanic kids who grad

announce today that it will be the first among the carmakers to have a female ceo. 51-year-old mary barras said to be taking over the job. she started with the carmaker at the age of 18 at the general motors institute. landed her first job as a plant engineer as the pontiac motor division where her father worked for 39 years. she's currently serving as the senior vice president for global product development. some of the new vehicles includes chevy impala which is the first u.s. sedan in 25 years chosen by consumer reports as the best on the market. twitter is filled with praise for mary this morning. we'll have more on what people are saying about her and her comments in the next hour of "mornings on 2." pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're following developing news from san jose international airport. our own reporter janine de la vega has heard from several passengers, their flights are being delayed because of ice on the planes. some passengers have been taking shovels to sfo to get on other flights. a handful of flights in the bay area have been canceled because of the big winte

then we have the barr toldy fountain. it was on exhibit in the philadelphia in 1876. people are so happily surprised when they see what can be done with plant parts. and it reaches all ages, even though people might say, "it's for the children." that's not true. it gives people a place to come where we are not selling anything or not - we are not a shopping mall, we are nothing like that. we are really here for the people. to make them excited about the holiday season, and also inspired about the importance of plans in our lives. >> what's on their wishlist. you'll hear from them coming up. how some young girls would risk their lives to get an education and a chance to get a career not to grow up >>. housing prices are bouncing back. what that could mean for the real estate market in the united states in 2014. we look at the holiday spirit in brooklyn. they are feeling all lit up for the holidays. christmas day ceremonies continue at the batt gan. pope francis gave his first sermon at st. peter's square. we'll keep you posted on al jazeera america. >> welcome back eve