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. >> well, if could be a deal on becau demon because if you shift it just the right way, it looks likeef stalin. >> i totally see it. >> like yosemite sam. >> looks gee delicious. >>> in this corner, blue hat. in this corner, black hat. time for the hat race. how does it work? watch this video. >> their hats are levitating. >> it's a straw they have connected to their mouth which is inserted in to a condom placed under the hat to make it rise. >> i think these are elephant c cups. >> and it looked like black hat was the winner. >> i have to think, though, he might have been at an advantage. it's more constricting around the head on this dude. i think he might have been at an unfair advantage. >> i think it would be harder to get that one started, you're right, because there is elastic around the head. >>> that's it for us here. thanks for joining us and happy new year, everybody. >>> hello, everybody. forget those new year's resolutions. just sit on the koufcouch and e some great viral videos "right this minute". ♪ >> dudes up on the edge with a goat. so close the fwoet goat is like ou

five to the eight inches, and right here on the interstate kcorridor, and this is a big p deadeal, becaus snowfall is 3 to 6 feet. >> what kind of place is that where it is only that much traffic? >> well, they are all home. is that it, doug? >> well, if you think it is hard to get around here when it snows a little bit, in the south, they are having a mess of thing and entire interstates are shutdown because of the ice and the snow. for us, the cold side, and 18 degrees right now with a windchill of 7, and a cold day, and we are seeing a lot of them in january, and snow is making the way down, but it is not making its way all of the way down, and not seeing it reporting over annapolis, and waldorf, and starting to see the way to the light snow, and the reason is because of the atmosphere not too dry to reach the ground yet. it is coming, and we have a loft the moisture to the south, and norfolk to raleigh, and these locations could pick up 3 to 6 inches, and some parts of norfolk, 6 to 12 inches of snow, and maybe a foot down there to virginia beach. and the same thing for atlanta and ma

. >> you'r right, nik, becau a of the car. jeremy got out of the car with a blanket. and decided, i got to do something to help this skunk. now, i must say he's not an expert and it's obvious, but do you know what, he's brave. he made an attempt. finally, he decides do you know what, i'm just going to cover this thing with a blanket and go in. >> yeah! >> wow. >> carefully pulls it back. >> you got it! >> oh, there goes the cup. boom. >> like that. >> yeah. >> you did it! you saved the skunk. >> right on. now get out of there. >> yeah. but did he get stinky? >> no, he did not get stinky and to tell us all about it we have jeremy and matt "right this minute" via skype from west haven, connecticut, so, jeremy, what were you thinking? >> we really didn't know what to do but i do like animals and i felt bad. >> went around it. >> so i said we got to do something. i just rummaged through my trunk. i had a blanket in there. let's cover it and then trying to take the cup off. >> so, did the skunk spray at all during this process? >> no, not at all. thankfully. i was taking m

the manufacturer refused to replenish the supply becaus its usage in >>> it took a condemned man 15 minuteso die as ohio used a new injection. they had to use a new two drug cocktail because they ran out of the previous drug. the manufacturer refused to replenish the supply. >>> state's legal injection procedures come into question. california has the largest death row population in the nation. 700 inmates. >>> san francisco police want you to get a good look at two guys who vandalized a bus. this suspect was part of a mob that surrounded the bus and shattered the windows last month. another suspect was caught on surveillance video spraying the bus with graffiti. >>> lunar new year is almost here. it brings lots of crime. extortion and robberies are common during this time of year. >> criminals, especially asia criminals knows the asia community goes to the banks to pull out money and brings it home to put in red envelopes to pass out for good luck. >> police hope their efforts help the community stay aware during the event. >>> two employees who rescued the cute poodle puppy from the recyc

as a one-year program becaus of stimulus the government was looking for a win-win situation somody had a idea to encourage golf carts to see if it is a larger rhode of transportation. john: so is electric vehicl to electric power is not so clean. >> not now overwhelmingly although wood has been clear with the huge to on dash usua development of high a rolex or fracking technology and other government the government invested and we get the benefits right now to have cheap gas. john: the government may have invested in the fracking technology but not until 30 years later industry on its own in spite of government created the wonderful natural gas. >> i don't thinkt has been on their own but because of the early investments. john: you are ahead of america of? >> europe is encourage renewable energy. john: that germany is now cutting back to reduce alternative energy subsidies she has to tame the cost explosion is the project of her next goverent they found it hurt poor people. >> battle think it is a ceral project but if there is is asts that is the real issue. it is hire economically to

reporter: so in addition to this pipe, wssc says that the road also has to be fixed, because it buckled becau of all of the pressure, and they are going to be out here for a long time no doubt. and now, one interesting fact that we learned today, and that pipe down there, that ruptured was put in 1924 and that is a factor in many of the water main breaks that we have been seeing in this cold snap, and coming up at 6:00, we will dive into that and work on that for you, and stay tuned at 6:00, and live in bethesda, kristin wright, news4. >> and when we wanted to complain, at least we don't have two avalanches to block off the opportunity to move around, and two the avalanches and snow has created a dam that is blocking a highway into valdez, and transportation officials say that at this point, here is what they will do, all they can do is to wait and it is going to take a few days for them to start clearing out this snow. >> and the big thaw there. yeah. >> they were. >> and big one here as well. >> and many parts of the alaska have been warmer than us over the last couple of days. and nome, al

and top tesla says model s will sell for 121,000s ndz china sxez it's taking a risk becau becaubecause company never posted to it their account? >> it happened to one couple. they spent a year trying to prove they did pay and still, the company didn't believe them. >> they came to michael finney for help. >> it's trash collection day. diane pulls cans back to the house and shows us why she got mad. >> the ordeal began a year ago. her husband mailed in their quarterly payment of $77. >> we assume payment had been credited the next statement said they never paid. >> and my husband contacted waste manment and told that the check bounced. >> so diane got a copy of the check in fact it shows payment did clear, and waste management cashed it. >> so we sent it to waste management to show them that that payment had been already paid. >> they figured that would settle things the next statement said they still oweked money. >> i said we have proof that that check had been paid by bank of america. >> however, waste management said it never saw the check. diane sent another copy. >> so by then, it

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the problem is, they should have done the same thing for the individual market exchange becaus thatg been ready either. delayed that exchange for a year, we wouldn't see massive disruptions in that market we're seeing today.% lou: the idea thaa this administrationhi is watchg the number of sign-ups and i won't call them enrollments. insurance sign-ups but let's call them sign-ups for medicaid, outpacing thosel for obamacaret a ridiculous rate. they have inverted the ratioed they soughtnd then some. we're looking at prospects according to some authorities, $17 trillion in unfunded liabilities because of unintended, massive expansion of medicaid through the marketing of obamacare. >> well you know, this is the interesting thing about the law, is that it is supposed to expand coverage by 30 million pple. roughly half odf that is through the website, through the private insurance exchanges. and half of it is through the medicaid program. so what y hear a lot of commentators say, particularly on the left, well, at least the medicaid portion is succeeding because those people are enrolling

critical because as the centers for medicare and medicaid born to the site not should be launched becaus of security problems. >> the highest ranking technology person security person has made it very clear she would not sign the document, she did not recommend going forward and she made her thoughts known on september 20th. then it was one dash taken out ofhe loop as the reported way. lori: the government announced it is changing contractors for the obamacare web site. the one that was helping to repair day website will be dumped next month. instead they will sign a 12 month contact with said different company worth $90 billion. they actually work with california to build their local exchange. stay with us. we will be right back. >> the jobless recovery, the unemployment rate drops 6.7%. hardly good news that lowe's since the jimmy carter administration. chief equity strategist on what that means for your wallet. wallet. the future? the future of kids? like a stock. not the kind of stock that's about making money. but a stock for social change. a whole new kind of investment called bett

the people of losing jobs , the cars, homes, west virginia is taking a being john: maybe it is good becausung diseases and people like you come to harm. >> the technology has come a long way ahead is think good side of our industry. >> colin theater listings and i knew this kentucky, of west virginia, i pay twice as much. >> it is the cheapest of fossil fuel we can produce it cheap isn't safe that we kick into is out call. john: we have natural gas symmetry you cannot give one company a monopoly. using the price will stay down? it wl go up. john: they will do more. >> how many can you dril will they be in everybody's backyard? john: i hope you and your friends keep your jobs. >> thank you for that. coal miners don't want handouts we want the jobs back. john: thank you. coming up the search for albaco continues -- al gore continues. john: i will jump into the hudson river across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i tk a pill lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victo

you leave and go to them so now they say we will get ahead of this into something better.ad blood becaueobile the federal government said it is the antitrust and had to pay t-mobile ince $3 billion of breakup fees so now they've of the customers on their network they're looking to, but for the biggest show of the year. gerri: i love that when companies fight over our business. give us more details. this is like at&t saying says. >> it is called at&t next to the whole idea is there is no contract for the cerebus but the phone is separate. if you want to buy the phone you pay o% interest because you just pay it out over 20 months normally a slow contract you pay a $199 for the iphones and it is a $2 for the phone. the carrier takes a the subsidy but they are telling you we does want to get you on the network if you want to do something extra we don't have a problem with it. looking at the 4g network and now this is heating up and good for the consumer. gerri: a lot of questions. do you think it will work? a lot of people don't like at&t's network. didn't think it is very good. will that wi

>> that is very good news becaus they pay the taxes. at the top are doing very well with of middle-class. i think tre are two factors. i think the stock market is raising peoples in comes. people also don't pay attention how did the billionaires' are created by the biggest oil and gas boom in american history. most not even aware of its. gerri: you were saying if you factor out the oil and gas boom the economy would not even turn over. >> most of the growth of the last four years has come from this one industry. is a major employer provide fn to west virginia, north dakota, texas, in the last four years, texas has tripled the oil output. gerri: that is so unbeevable. midland is the fastest growing town in america. gerri: we have the matapan it is texas and north dakota you can see right away the power tell us more. >> those are not just people in the wheel industry -- loyola industry. these all our wheat farmers all the sudden it is there land. gerri: nothing wrong with that. >> the irony is at a time the president is not a supporter co

new yorker magazine that, quote, there's no doubt thathere's some folks that just really dislike me becau they don't like the idea of a black president. a closer look at the poles show that people are souring o the president because they view that president'serformance on specific issues to be inept and wrong headed. in the pole, mo people disapprove of mr. obama's handling of the economy by a 17-point margin over those who approve and by a whopping 21 points in the fox pole. an even larger margin of disapproval on his handling of health care, by 23 points, and again by 21 points in the fox survey. the administration's policy shift on iran has his disapproval 8 points greater than his approval. a margin that grows to 18 points in the fox pole. this a trend you would expect the white house press core to inquire about after the president's dwif sieveacial comments to new yorker magazine, but not a ngle request from the white house press core for comment during jay carney's nearing hour-long briefing. perhs ey already new the answers. the supreme court taking up gun rights this morning. at i

confirmation from the federal government 80,000 people in west virginia have to re-enter all in it obamacare becaus of the mistakes. >> 18,000 that the paper work never made it over but this happens in every state just everybody in this state gerri: how does the system deal with this? looking up a hospital in california to ta but at the end of the day with this system how could anybody possibly serve customers in a way that makes sense? with ever health care system at the university of north carolina we don't turn anyone away. we are the people's university be will figure out insurance on the back and but that is not the case everywhere. patients will suffer. the ofs system is flawed and was not put together correctly. to as smart as we are it is amazing in three years we could not find of website that works front end and back and. >> and for the hospitals to afford to float people for the month but the private office it is difficult. gerri: even if they say it's not, it's always about money. attorney general's now say that changes to obamacare are illegal? what do you say? i am very concerned abou

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winter storm in the hurricane season will change on some level and there will be flights reading around becau just because crews are not available. the biggest change in decades. melissa: the biggest change in on one hand without question i wantmy pilots to be well-trained. the crash was blamed on tired of pilots. someone might be well rested. united and coinental say they are hiring about a hundred to help out. is there a chance that they will mitigate thatdelays and we will all be on time and savor? >> no matterow you look at it, there will be a cost. it will be increased for fares. and it is, all of this is based upon a false premise says. and quite it doesn't mean that we have no regulations, but let's put this in perspective. air travel is safe and it's safer than was before. melissa: in fact, that is what the hell head of the delta operations that as well. the we will have to take pilots and others off duty. so does that mean i should try not to book the flightshat started late in the da and travel in the morni instead from a practical >> there really is no escaping it. and you may be w

. >>> the legal challenge to obama care ojust now beginning becaus you have to show sfarkt you'll harm50e receipt cal harm. and you can only have factual harm at the stroke of midnight. doug, the one i do expect to be filed by someone is that, wait a minute, under the constitution of the supreme court, the states have the responsibility to regulate and discipline doctors, obama care oig shifts that to the feds. it's arguably unconstitutional. >> i think you're right. there are so many different issues coming up from obamacare, issues as you reference standing, who is harmed, when can they sue, what does a tax or penalty kick in. and the one you identified is definitely headed for the courts. >> and i'm surprised this hasn't gotten more attention when you look at the constitution, it says any revenue raising measure must come from the house of representatives. that is a fundamental concept. this came from the senate. there there are so many separations of power issues and that's really what this is all about. an executive you suspending the enforcement of the law, revenue coming from so

here is the hea headache, becaue sochi is right here o on borderf caucasus where there has been a battle for years to create an islamic state. there have bee been numerous ev. chechen rebel leader says this is dances on the bones of our an assesancestors. according to the associated press, 37,000 police officers are going in, and all of this is going to be in a huge sealed-off zone with surveillance cameras and jet fighters flying over head. despite all of this, it's still very far away from clear if this is going to be a success. the security standards are not very good. they're in need of improvement. we talked about this before on the program, there is evidence that some of them in the past have been bribed to let these bombers slip through. in an academic paper it talks about this, the lone wolf, a man or woman operating on their own without back up. while it may be relatively easy to police sochi itself in the cordoned zone, as we've seen in volgograd, as we have seen, deadly violence cannot be ruled out. especially given the shear size of the country. so heritage is calling on the

i hope you're right and i know miions of americans do becau education, as you chronicle, is in troubleet's go to the idea that what we have isn't working and what will work and how wl technology save education from itself and save us from faulty educational systems? >> actually, a lot of different ways. there's not one single new answer. there are probably a lot of different smaller new answers because our current models, boat for k-12 and for gher education were imported from germany in the 19 the century and they were not bad for 19 the century germany or america but it's the 21st century and in an era where you can buy a thousand different kinds of shampoo it's hike we have odd that we have one approach in each area. >> what change and in particularly, in elementary school? what changed their and high school, can we make, k through 12 that can improve that. >> the whole k-12 system is designed to make reliable factory workers and the desks are lined up like machines in the factory and the bell tells you what to do and everything. it's a one-size-fits-all approach. now kids learn dif

the reverend billy graham now, 41 conservatives organizations as a means to harass and intimidate, becauody gets held accountable and the fbi doesn't talk to one member of one organization and they say the investigation's over? are you outraged about that? >> yeah, i'm outraged about that, but there's evidence to suggest that they did it to democrats too. so i don't think there's any specific targeting of republicans that leaves democrats alone. the irs is like the dmv, it's paying one way or order. >> 200 conservatives and right laning groups, to about eight liberal groups, progressive and otherwise, also targeting conservatives is not even up for debate anymore. we accept the fact that it's happened. the administration's defense of it now is it was accidental. there was something that happened at some bureaucratic level and that was the end of it. it was -- who happened to be a department of justice civil rights division lawyer, who before she even concluded the investigation leaked or had someone in her office leak that no charges were going to be brought forth. it's amazing toe many

becau but i actually learned something about it.m not. but i got a tip from you. >> it works, right? >> jimmy: i don't know, i just saw it today. but i'm going to try it. >> that was improv. that was all me. i invented that trick. >> jimmy: that's very impressive. >> no, but -- >> jimmy: well, i'm surprised at that, i have to say. i thought some comedy writer just conjured up. i don't know that people were actually doing it. >> no, i'm just that good. >> jimmy: well, the ladies are going to like it. thank you for being here. congratulations on the movie. it's called "that awkward moment." we'll be back with alison brien. almond breeze almondmilk makes everything good even better... from the bowls of cereal you make... to all the delicious recipes you bake. because inside every carton is the goodness of blue diamond almonds. so grab a carton of almond breeze. almondiciously good! [ mawith our today's what's fresh fish menu,eating right at red lobster? you can always catch fish fresh every day! wood-fire grilled, blackened, or roasted

not only becau that they made us more secure, but also because nothing in that initial review and nothing that i learned since indicated that our intelligence community has sought to violate the law or is cavalier about civil liberties of u.s. citizens. >> privacy advocates say new technologies are reaching far into american lives. law makers are standing by the president's decision to leave much of the nsa intact. the president stance is a far cry from his campaign position in 2008. the then senator would openly criticize surveillance programs, emphasizing the importance of civil liberties. the former george alberto gonzales says the president has no choice but look at the situation from a different perspective. >> i think you get wiser when you put your hand on that bible and the lives of every single american, you're responsible for that. >> another big shift, remember when the president called edward snowden a 29-year-old hacker, during his speech yesterday he did acknowledge for better or worse, snowden has had a major impact. back to you. >> thank you, elizabeth prann in washington.

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ pulled the trigger -- becau they had an argument about endry. >>> a teen mother murdered in oakland. police think it was her 14-year- old brother who pulled the trigger because they had an argument about laundry yesterday afternoon at condos on frankly street a couple of -- franklin streets a couple of blocks from the nimitz nimitz. police are still searching for the suspect. kpix 5's da lin reports. >> reporter: they have not returned to the apartments at this complex in oakland, chinatown. police believe the 14-year-old still has the murder weapon. police say the shooting happened in this one-bedroom apartment. family members say the 14-year- old suspect shot and killed his own sister after she bleached his clothes. their father mario toliver, sr., is devastated. >> to stay that i'm hurt, it's devastating. it's sad that he got to go through this. >> reporter: this is the sister, 17-year-old justice toliver. neighbors said they heard two to three shots. the property manager says surveillance cameras recorded the teenager running down the h

when you go fwak becauback becau a republican? a conservative guy. >> i have lively conversation about certain thing. i've read about how pathetic it is to be a republican in hollywood. >>> why are so many celebrities becoming so engaged in politics? >> the democrats have gone further left, and the republican have gone to where the democrats were 40 years ago. >> we selected great interviews with top celebrity icons. it's hollywood in "the factor" together. >> it's funny to be here after seeing you all this time. >> thank you. it's a pleasure to have you here -- >> that's not a compliment. it's just the truth. >> it all starts right now. >>> caution, you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begin right now. i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching "the factor goes hollywood" special. actors, kelsey grammar, raquel welch, john ratzenburger, and chuck norris wrapped up into one segment. the top story, conservative hollywood. anybody give you any jazz when you go home to l.a.? i saw mr. tremor in chicago a few weeks ago wh

bush would describe an axis of evil -- a confederation of terrorist states becaus but it was the cln administration that made the rogue regime part of washington's lexicon. when defense secretary aspen unveils the proliferation initiative in december 1993, he warned that the new nuclear danger we face is perhaps a handful of nuclear devices in the hands of rogue states or even terrorist groups. speaking in 1994 european politicians in brussels, let in and self-described iran and libya as rogue states. secretary of state warren christopher repeatedly referred to iran and iraq as rogue regimes during an address at georgetown university later that same year. in each case the clinton administration focus more on roads towards the united states rather than to the danger of the of people. saddam hussein was a rogue lid because he pursued nuclear weaponry and had invaded kuwait. he was not a rogue because he gassed kurds and massacred shia. tony lake, clinton's national security advisor, sought to define the concept we've been together all the parallel definitions when he used the term back

even millionaires clip coupons an fill up with regular gas or pu off major purchases becau of the stater three million dollars is not that kind of don't worry money it has been in generations past. melissa: scott, i will give you the last word, wealthy, what should it mean? that is big resnsibity for you to try to answer that question. go. >> i'll say. the filrs are going off here. i'll tel you, listen, wealthy to me, i don't mean to make this personal, foot, shelter, say love in your heart. i feel ptty wlthy. >> andealth. >> health is important. melissa: health to enjoy it. otherwise if you're dead it sure doesn't matter. >> i'll say $25 million. i'll go on the record melissa: at least he is not afraid to leave it all out with that $25 million minimum. [ me announcer ] this is the story of the dusty basement at 06 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ th magic momt it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those o believed they had the power too more. dell is honored to be part of some of the w

unfortunately we succeeded and we ask the government to come to about elimination of the chemical weapon, becaus because we know e iranians have been the victim of chemical weapons so we should not, iran in this, but -- so, therefore we have been working and pushing for it and fortunately the chemical weapon issue in syria is now going to be -- >> rose: but they haven't met the deadline. >> but anyway this is something that we and the russians are working to the on that, and it should be appreciated. but on the syrian situation and on geneva 2 talks we have said and repeated that we already, we are ready to participate in geneva two conference and we are ready to offer any kind of help that we can do. >> rose: so what do you hope, what does your government hopes comes out of the geneva two conference? one is getting the chemical weapons out of syria. >> that's a part of tissue and another issue. >> rose: so what do you -- i free, it is part of it because chemical weapons but the incentive to get the deal going. >> exactly. >> so what is the end game? >> the end game in our view is that the syria

. >> i had to pull over the car, becau because, um -- it could have been us. he gets up, he's like, "can you do me a favor, can you please just stop texting!" it was just so close to home, you know? it really makes you think how things could have went. >> well, sadly, another confrontation with curtis reeves would be fatal for chad oulson and would send him and his wife, nicole, to the hospital. martin savidge is joining us now with the latest. you've learned about the dixons. what can you tell us? >> reporter: they spent about an hour recounting with authorities what you played there, jamira dixon and her husband, michael, and four children were at a movie on the 28th of december, and that's when they noticed reeves, curtis reeves. and it stands out really in her mind because he was so bothered, he was so distracted, he was so upset, apparently, by her texting, but she said by other things, noises in the theater, the chairs, kids kicking the backs of seats, the things that happen in movie theaters. and so, he really stands out in her mind. and so, when she sa

becau well, take a look, because it is rather amazing.l analogy to describe what you're about to see. this is like a moment where the quarterback takes the snap and hands the ball to the running back, who then disappears into a mass of humanity at the line of scrimmage. your expectations are low. the running back probably only gets gains one or two yards, maybe caught at the line of scrimmage. but suddenly, the running back emerges from the crowd, beast mode, also known as marchon lynch, and gallups in the open field running to daylight. his opponents in desperate, and of course, futile pursuit, okay? it's an incredibly exciting moment when a seemingly trapped player. it's just as exciting when we see the same thing in the stock market. that's exactly what's going on here. alcoa has finally broken free. it is running to daylight. and all the traders caught flat footed find themselves chasing it. pontsy points out that the stock has been trapped in an area of congestion for 18 months. basically, alcoa was stuck, trading sidesways between $

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it that is a cute house and bills that i bought you a house, not marry me and live with me in it becaus ce ian't live there alone and that was the fourth time he had proposed. >> there 9 people at the wedding, a small intimate ceremony. the wedding announcement, the fact that hillary was retaining her own name. bill didn't seem to be bothered by this but when they sold virginia, when they told hillary's mother she cried. fayetteville was a place where they settled in. they thought they had arrived, they got married, bought a house, had successful jobs as law professors and finished law school. they had achieved a lot of things that go forward in life. >> first lady hillary clinton on our web site c-span.org/firstlady or see it at 7:00 eastern on c-span and live monday our series continues with first lady laura bush. >> confirmation hearing for a couple state department officials. senate foreign relations committee, the state department foreign and service director general. this is 25 minutes. >> we begin the next panel. with that, to both ambassador a chacon and mr. smith, your statemen