cornelius becker a professor at regent university.hank you so much for being on the program. >> it greats to be with you. >> wendy: it is so unusual for a pope to step down, almost unprecedented, cepts fo -- exempt for that one time 600 years ago. >> it is unprecedented. weren't we've had several popes that have resigned for the position, but never for the reason this pope has offered, frail health and advanced age. i think it is a time of unprecedented change for the catholic church. i don't know if the faithful knows exactly what d to do with this right now. >> wendy: pope john paul ii was very ill and stayed in. do you think there is something else? >> there may very well be. but part of the idea of the pope is the pope shows us how to live and how to die. it might have been the unprecedented challenges this particular pope has had to face. >> wendy: there is a lot of talk about the pope, the next one coming from south america or south africa. what effect would that have on the church? >> it would be wonderful. i suspect it will no

the international community i'm joined now by a national coordinator for the answer coalition brian becker thank you so much for coming out and thank you so when bush got into office i think north korea really came on the radar of a lot of americans as the axis of evil as part of the axis of evil i mean when north korea become one of america's targeted enemies and why well the united states and twenty five other nations invaded south korea and then north korea in one thousand nine hundred fifty and it was under the pressure of the north korean army and the chinese army the volunteers who came across the border in the fall of one thousand fifty that the u.s. suffered its first military defeat they were driven out of the north korea and down to what is now the demilitarized zone so during that time the north koreans were were presented as an existential threat they were linked to china's communist revolution which happened one year before that part of the soviet bloc in other words the us cold war narrative was the world was going communist there was a series of revolutions or national liber

the international community i'm joined now by a national coordinator for the answer coalition brian becker i thank you so much for coming out and thank you so when bush got into office i think north korea really came on the radar of a lot of americans as the axis of evil as part of the axis of evil i mean when north korea become one of america's targeted enemies and why well the united states and twenty five other nations invaded south korea and then north korea in one thousand nine hundred fifty and it was under the pressure of the north korean army and the chinese army the volunteers who came across the border in the fall of one thousand fifty that the u.s. suffered its first military defeat they were driven out of the north korea and down to what is now the demilitarized zone so during that time the north koreans were were presented as an existential threat they were linked to china's communist revolution which happened one year before that part of the soviet bloc in other words the us cold war narrative was the world was going communist there was a series of revolutions or national lib

the ahnd sanitizer...oregon fire investigators are looking into how an 11-year-old patient at dorn-beckerdren's hospital caught fire. ireland lane's father says his daughter had recently used hand sanitizer to clean the young girl is a cancer survivor and was undergoing treatment for an unrelated head injury when the fire happened. she is now being treated for third degree burns at another hospital. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. a winter storm has brought snow, a rare tornado and the first significant rainfall in weeks to california. the national weather service says a tornado with wind speeds between 40 to 70 miles per hour was spotted in the sacramento area. the tornado, however, caused little or no damage. here's a time lapse of the sunset out in pacifica. you can see how fast the cloud cover was moving in off the ocean. and you can imagine just how cold and >> jacqueline: temperatures already of the cold side. in the the 30's in santa rosa, napa. 39 it daly city. 38 in pleasanton is going to be very cold. and for the what we expect our clearing skies. and the wind

stella is gearing up for the big day with her junior handler, becker reece, currently ranked fourth inella, four years old. one of my best friends since she was four years old. a great companion and love to do stuff with her. >> giving her a workout in the green room. >> the boy and his dog away from the mountains of his home in asheville, north carolina. >> we do training and love to go on hikes and swim in the rivers and walk through the forest. >> the top prize at westminster is best in show, but becker may very well have the greatest prize of all. >> and i feel like a lot of kids don't have great dog companions these days and gotten to bond with her and spend a lot of time with her and just have a blast. >> the great american humorist erma bombbeck once wrote, every puppy should have a boy and stella has becker. >> mike: i hope they win. >> and good morning, by the way, stella and becker will be competing on tuesday at the garden and we wish them the very best of luck. >> mike:. >> tucker: so, who is-- if you're betting on this, not that you are. where would you put your money? >>

of torture and the murder of civilians well for more analysis on this we're joined live by brian becker of the antiwar answer coalition sir thanks for taking the time to chat with us of course we do know that nato troops will be pulling out by two thousand and fourteen so why this push now to ban u.s. special forces from the wardak province what's behind this decision. well the u.s. joint special operations efforts started with mcchrystal and then patrol yes especially had the idea of four men team a kind of civil war at the local level in villages by the creation of these civilian based militias in addition to that the joint special operations commission operations. created secret cia led militias of afghan soldiers to now it's been a real problem for the afghan government because these forces are in fact outside the control of the afghan army or the afghan police and they are identified by the civilian population made and wore doc and in many other areas especially in the southern part of the country of of committing war crimes crimes against people all kinds of atrocities kidnappings

helene becker is an airline analyst. thanks for being here.is does to ticket prices. you say normally not a whole lot. but when you bring number of airlines competing against each other smaller and smaller there is less chance, usually bad news for the consumer, right? >> right. but in this case the top three airlines will still only control 70% of the industry's capacity. southwest is another 15%. and then you have a whole bunch of other airlines like jetblue, virgin america, alaska air, hawaiian and so on that will really account for rest of the industry's capacity. you have 25 to 30% of the capacity still out there. that would be low fare, low cost. so they will keep the big three honest basically. ashley: good. tracy: the thing is since deregulation about 35 years ago these airlines haven't made money. >> exactly. tracy: they almost have to raise prices, don't they, in order to start seeing green at the bottom line? >> yes. in a word, seriously, yes. the industry's been profitable now for three years in a row and we think 2013 will be the

troops there were accused of torture as well as the murder of civilians earlier i spoke to brian becker from the antiwar answer coalition who told me that it's not just security kabul will now have to worry about. well you know the problem with the afghan army and the afghan police is that it's the creation the proxy the client of a foreign occupying force which is despised really by the people of afghanistan including many who may hate the taliban but who realize that the foreign occupation forces especially these special operation commandos commit any kind of atrocity kill the people torture the people set afghan against afghan without any accountability and so of course that leaves the afghan military in the police even if they were doing pristine work which of course they're not they have many they've committed many crimes on their own but that would leave them in a position of having no credibility with the local population the fact of the matter is the american government has stopped trying to win the hearts and minds of afghan people and resorted to the methods of terror and of c

and stella has becker. stella and becker will be competing tomorrow at the garden.chen: it is so fun to go to the westminster behind the scenes. i had an opportunity to do that once. i bet you had a great time. >> i had a blast. by the way, they have not only -- not only do they have great stuff for all the dogs, they also have a dog psychic. >> steve: you need one. >> every dog does. >> steve: am i going to win? don't even bother showing up. thank you very much. >> gretchen: best in show dog will be here bright and early first thing wednesday morning. so don't miss that. >> brian: major university paying off student loans with their post-graduate incomes? doesn't add up really. a pretty generous offer u about is it really a good idea? does it just make kids feel as though they're entitled? we'll report. you decide. >> steve: yep. then the best performances from last night's grammys. you'll see them straight ahead. ♪ hi i'm terry, and i have diabetic nerve pain. i worked a patrol unit for 17 years in the city of baltimore. when i first started experiencing the pain,

schulz and becker with a less defective ones. how could have been, if anyone was willing to listen.o one was, and he really embarrassed himself by going to the united nations and repeating the phony cia national intelligence estimates from october 2002 that had the 20-some charges against iraq in the nuclear capabilities and terrorism, all of them wrong, every single one. so this institution has to be rebuilt, and i think we have to show more vision in the use of diplomacy. we need a timetable for afghanistan. we need to respond to diplomatic situations where obama could look very good in terms of seizing these opportunities. cuba may not be a major opportunity, but it certainly is low hanging fruit. cuba has made it clear they want a different relationship with the united states. really one who pursues is ridiculous policy toward not recognizing cuba. number three did something very interesting in 2009, the two young journalists stepped across the border and were arrested. the north koreans made clear that if you send bill clinton we will release these two women. well, why bill cli

becker and parent and others of my friends say there is no way that my kids are going to get looked after by grandparents. so i'm not making a universal recommendation. i'm saying nowadays under modern circumstances if they want them to do it are more valuable because of the demographic changes. >> question in the front row. >> just as a follow-up, when you are can. roles, somebody came the bad much younger age in many traditional societies then you have perhaps become a grand other. so that can affect roll to. in your studies, how did you compensate for age-related roles? >> i acknowledge that in my lecture that a caveat with an upside of grandparenting today with more and more childbearing age people out of the workforce. the downside is exactly as you say, people becoming grandparents not in their 35, 40, 45 cc two, but i'm 75 and not a grandparent. hopefully when i become a program. i'll have less energy than when i was 40. >> gentleman on our left in the second row. >> i heard some gain which suggests the human brain develop and was encouraging long ago when grandmothers took over ca

police chief charlie becker. >> obviously we're getting tips since the reward offer like crazy. we have three times the amount of tips that we did yesterday. we're following up on everyone of them. so hopefully there's a nugget in there that will lead us to his capture. >> suarez: so far there have only been false sightings of dorner including one at this rinthordge area low's store styetherery. meanwhile the l.a. police department has reopened its investigation into the case that prompted dorner's firing. >> i spoke to the i spoke to mayor villaraigosa a short time ago to discuss how the city is dealing with the manhunt, as well as some of the questions raised by this case. mayor, welcome back to the newshour. let's start with the state of the search. is there any progress to report? who is helping you and where are you concentrating? >> i can't tell you that there are any... that there's any progress to report. i can't tell you that we're following many, many leads, over a thousand leads now. we're looking for him. we've got our best detectives and investigators on this. we're

>> amanda becker has a story about the future of the voting rights act which is getting its day at therinking government. this idea of cutting the government is always a big abstraction. read this argument and find out what it really means. >> did you have one big take away from that? >> i mentioned it in the first segment. if you have a kid who is benefitting from head start if you happen to be one of these people that flies and stands in line at airports, if you go to national parks, all of those face cutbacks from the sequester. >> robert, how about yours? >> you know how every organization has a new kid on the block. today's "new york times" has a great story on senator from texas about not respecting senatet traditions. it is a must read. >> all three of you guys home runs. have a good one. and that is a wrap of this sunday edition of "weekends with alex witt." up next, "meet the press." have a great day. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! just begin

becker headed to the scene and will bring you more information as soon as it comes and. >> oracle's teamand a half months after being heavily damaged when their catamaran capsized in sampras's go bay. here's video of the 72 ft. vessel returning to the water. the 11 person crew to get out monday running through test and various exercises to get back up to speed. oracle had to wait for new wing sail to arrive by ship from new zealand before could sail again. team usa ' s scabbard says it was fantastic to be out again. >> this is essentially a new boat. it is pretty exciting. we went to max low and it is pretty exciting for everyone. >> love the accident, the teen usa. -- accent >> the boat capsized october 16th, of tumbling start over about. it was caught in a strong and tied and swept more than 4 mi. past the golden gate bridge. believe the time cup for challengers start july 4th on stanford's as the bay with the winner facing oracle and its 34th america's cup beginning september 7th. . when company has run has announced changes to the monopoly game tokens. they will eliminate the iron to

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they need to leave it to -- host: james says this -- our e-mail address is -- peter becker has this story above the front page above the fold. he points out for years, the onetime critic of george w. bush finds himself cast as a present- day mr. bush justifying the force and defense of the opposition while they have sacrificed to the core values in the name of security. the debate is done in exact parallel. he can point to ways he has tried to exercise what he sees as the -- the confirmation, his nominee for cia director underscore the degree to which the president embraced president bush opposed the former approach to counter-terrorism down to presidential action unfettered by outside forces. >> sue is trying as from an illinois. the quirks good the morning. the main priority would be the jobs for me and insurance. it is so hard for our age group to start over and find a job. not that the young age group does not hard-working, but we need jobs and congress to do their job or get out of politics. everybody needs to stand together as a country. we are so divided. a have never seen a presid