the roads, we're also told, have been shut down and traffic has been bottlenecked in this area. this is not far from danbury. geographically speaking, probably about an hour, 40 minute drive from new york city if you're heading up the coast and then inland somewhat, between stanford down in the southwest corner and hartford as you can see in the corner, the capital of the state. jason? >> as we saw the picture of the man with the young boy, you can imagine how traumatizing this must be for the children. this is an elementary school. they were crying and holding hands. >> they have these protocols when anything like this -- of this magnitude, there are protocols to lock down and barricade yourself, find safe positions until an all clear is indicated to get the kids out of school. >> obviously as the hours move on, we're going to be trying to get information about the motive of the situation. >> or who? is it anned a dult. >> it's always difficult to figure out why these kinds of things happen. the connecticut state police will be holding a news conference two hours from now. perh

yes there have been problems with how aid has been channeled into afghanistan that have clearly beenproblems with security companies many of which are afghan security companies and it. include option as well as the perpetration of other crimes but more fundamentally the system is deeply caught up there is a lot of corruption surrounding the palace and president karzai has not shown much of stamina i tol to take the power brokers and take on corruption easier to pass the buck of course when you look at the long history of the you know the u.s. funding both sides ninety percent of a. afghans hold a couple of years ago didn't even know what nine eleven was in certain regions when you were there did you get the sense that afghans believe that this war is meant to be sustained i mean when you just see recent news of blackwater sponsoring special operations troops there and also the extension of troops there until two thousand and twenty four potentially the strategic packed with cars i was history well it's very interesting how i perceive football for us and but the states and the interna

you know, i have not been in the newsroom a lot. i have been tweeting a lot on the go.le have been reacting to the things i say, and, you know, the other thing i tweeted a picture of a car that said kwrks r.i.p. -- or rest in peace, little angels." i tweeted it out. people retweeted it, saying love this, i thinking of everyone at sandy hook. >> it's amazing wherever you go, hand-made signs, memorial. we saw an extraordinary -- when you come off the highway, someone had a huge truck and they had an enormous american flag and they were laying out a place where people could come. it's almost like there aren't enough places that that i c-- they can put memorials. >> very much so. that's the big difference between yesterday and today. it's given them time to really build up all these memorials. >> there are a lot of people who are in that room who are known across this country, especially in the world of politics in addition to the president. he traveled on the plain with senior adviser david plouffe, with senior adviser valerie jarrett, the press secretary jay carnie is wit

i have to say it's been a real privilege to have been here for eight years in this capacity and working with everybody in the school community. i think we have done a lot in eight years. we have accomplished a lot. we have steadily gone uphill in regards to student outcomes. people are beginning to trust us a lot more now in regards to the public in terms of sending their kids to the public schools. we have reversed that trend three years ago, even though we have done that for three years, the general public still does not really know that yet. and i constantly have to remind them that this is what has happened. and this was even happening before the economic downturn. so it wasn't about the fact that people didn't have any money to go to private school. they were already choosing our public schools. so we have a report every meeting to talk about the positive things in the school district. and so i won't go on and on and on. for me, all of these things are really important to me. this is why i entered the school board eight years ago. this is why i entered education when i was 20 years

following the vote in cairo has been tense nights here in the conflict and in cairo as people have been waiting for these key results on the referendum of the constitution live in the results of course the official ones will come out on the second round which indicates that it was a yes vote the most a brotherhood together with media outlets numbers and mounting up there saying approximately fifty six point five percent voted yes with forty three point five percent voting no this will seem to be of course a major blow to the opposition forces particularly because in this round only two of the governor it's in both two to ten very tense i see voted as a nose at the constitution this particular state of the referendum was largely seen to be the biggest chance for a no vote to the constitution as the governments involved i've seen voted against the president during the presidential elections so really right now the opposition forces are going to have to either drum up support in the next six days for the second round or final time to talk to you to see that campaign i think there will be h

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there's been a number of challenges. but certainly no challenge that could be overcome many of our european partners move on north american partners have successfully contained and controlled tuberculosis facing the exact same challenges that we face those big principally increasing gratian increasing rates of tb internationally due to a new choice. and in many cases increasing problems of parts of the community that are suffering extreme social deprivation due to sort of the culture a lot of years going to be watching this and saying you know we're hearing all the time about these cuts to the n.h.s. about your thirty minutes is affecting you know our health sector and yet we're seeing these you know incredibly high numbers of tuberculosis cases it's quite a scary situation i think for the high. selected to been might now is a scary situation to be index linked to poverty if you look at rates of disease across europe the most important correlating factor is poverty. tb is a disease that finds its knees in pockets of the

some of the buildings have been seriously damaged. in this particular area, many of the buildings not conform with the building laws. fire outbreaks are common and have consumed many properties in the lives. >> the news agency is reporting that the u.n. is pulling nonessential staff from the central african republic, the have already seized at least 10 towns in the north of the country. the protesters threw rocks and tore down the french flag. nelson mandela has been discharged after spending 18 days in hospital. the 94-year-old will continue to receive treatment at home until he fully recovers. he was being treated for lung infection and gallstones. u.s. president george h. w. bush has been moved to an intensive care unit, the 8-year-old suffering from a fever that has worsened. a spokesperson says he is in guarded condition but is alert and able to converse with medical staff. the suicide bomber has killed three people at a u.s. base in afghanistan. if the explosion happened at the operating base. have that giant palo? you through t

. >> it's been an experience. >> i'll shake your hand. >> it's been fascinating. thanks to jack hanna. and the columbus zoo. tune in for jack hanna's wild countdown. that is all for us tonight. i'm going to have a cold shower. good evening. >>> hello, everyone, i'm don lemon, thanks for joining us. we are watching two major stories affecting your world tonight. one the health of the u.s. secretary of state. hillary clinton is in the hospital right now with a blood clot. stay right there. full details on her condition and prognosis. also tonight, say the words with me here, fiscal cliff. no vote yet, no agreement yet. and not a lot of time left. can you say one more day? we're going to start with the secretary of state, hillary clinton, hospitalized with a blood clot. it was discovered today during a follow-up exam. doctors say it is related to a concussion she suffered earlier this month. you'll recall the former first lady was suffering from a stomach virus when she fainted. we want to bring in dr. sanjay gupta now. she was just cleared to return to wk this week,

it's been wonderful working you. and i want to add in the thank you's, so thank you for all of the goodwill you have generate from the other groups, you are not just working with engine hering here in your assignment and is but with all of the other division and is i hear so many other good things coming to me about your work with planning and real estate and all of these other division and is getting thing done and accomplished port wide and shoe for for everything and i wish you the best in your retirement. (applause). . >> i'm in charge of the facilities and -- group alan had been in my group for william like -- i joined the point in 2,002 so almost ten years and he is so pleasant to work with and he always had a solution to the difficult problems. anytime i used to go to him, alan can you do this? it seems kind of a complicated problem to me, he said yeah, let me think about it and look at it and within a few hours, he would have a solution by hen and so allean is very talented and a great person to work with and

jon: it's just been an awful morning. it started out with the early reports of a shooting, and we just did not know how bad this was but, again, the indications are that 26 people are dead, 18 of them children. the gunman we do know is dead, although there is talk of potentially a second gunman that police are still looking for. we are awaiting that news conference and perhaps we'll get some of those answers then. jenna: continuing coverage now on "america live." megyn: fox news alert on a developing situation, and there is devastation at this hour in connecticut as we await a police news conference on a deadly shooting at a connecticut elementary school. at a connecticut elementary school. sources are telling fox news the 26 people are dead at this time. eight adults, including the shooter, and 18 children. thank you for being with us on this important afternoon at "america live." i am megyn kelly. looking live at sandy hook elementary school at newtown, connecticut. breaking children being led across a parking lot. an e

been in the family a long time? it's been in the family a long time.se, is my great-grandfather. picture of him playing it here. brilliant. at the end of the 19th century, very fashionable in the music halls. a lot of music coming across, from across the atlantic and then it died away in the 1920s and '30s, so it's great to hear it's going to be revived, especially in your family. as far as value, not a lot, considering this is such a fantastic instrument. probably only in the region of £600 to £800. but as it's not something you're going to sell-- it's going to be used-- i think it's a fantastic piece. thank you so much for bringing it in. that's great. first, looking at this picture, i was struck by the monumentality of it. it's a good, strong, healing composition. the figure represents hebe, the goddess of youth also cupbearer to the gods and she has with her her attributes of a jug, a cup, and the peacock. but then, what really got my eye was the signature-- harriet halhead, and the date, 1893. 'cause this throws up the whole issue of the problem t

opposition has been six months old. has been established in the last few months has been fractured. right now i think only in last month we had been getting together, establishing a united front. i think we're moving -- gaining ground right now. if you compare referendum a year and a half ago we've got 23%. this time we got 36%. we do hope that as the coming parliamentary election we can get majority. if we do that we finally would be able to correct the past of the revolution that focused on human dignity guarantees of freedom. we do need that everybody around the world to stand up and be counted, frankly. we have constitution right now that is not democratic. everybody should put his money where his mouth is, everybody should understand that stability will only come with the democracy. we should not repeat the mistake frankly during mubarak's time that giving or sacrificing democracy on the ouster of -- short term political. >> ifill: the next test will be the parly member terry -- parliamentary elections. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> ifill: >

not terrys have been called. -- mortuarys have been called. the paperwork has been done.eral homes call us and as soon as the paperwork is done we call them back. that process was completed for the children that were done. >> to where? >> our office in farmington. we have transport vehicles. >> how many vehicles? >> we have three vehicles and a lot of guys to drive them. >> are le they advance? >> actually one the highlights of my administration is that we make them as nondescript and unmarked as possible. we started out at 6:00. i don't have the differential. >> jamie: for anyone that is listening, this is most difficult press conference i've ever watched. this is the medical examiner that evaluated the scene and portage facility was set up at the school. he evaluated personally seven of these children doing a post more tell and described in devastating detail how their lives were taken. innocent lives by as many as 11 wounds each. they were clearly homicides. he said it wasn't probably one of the worst tasks he has. he has 31 years' experience and all these children the

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changes i mean there have been some one way but most of them have been the other way you know we've heard of reductions in corporation tax they've avoided the tobin taxes financial transaction tax they have now reconsolidate their power i don't think anything has happened in this country to stem the power of the banks in fact quite the opposite they've got away with it they've got away with one of the pick is kind of financial crimes in human history london is now one of the three command centers of the global economy that wouldn't have been possible without the city of london germany's a much more powerful economy than the british economy but they haven't got any pockets of undemocratic nepotistic rule which is untouched by the german government so lord glasman morris glassman you know has long argued for for the rest of london the whole of london to be incorporated the city of london has always resisted expansion to allow the rest of london to be part of it so we are right now and people living in london are actually living in the city of london you call the city of an. corporatio

a long and rough year for you and i hope you get to relax but really it's been a pleasure and a joy and as supervisor campos mentioned i hope this is just the beginning and look forward to seeing you around the neighborhood. >> supervisor mar? >>> thank you i know we met when you were an activist for mission agenda year ago and what i have always appreciate appreciated about you as a supervisor is you bring a glass roots sensibility approach to us that sometimes the mainstream immediatee doesn't get but i got it that you stand with the most vulnerable people in our neighborhoods whether they are seniors or veterans in hotels or small property owners and i i also want to say that on former retail ordinance and issues that you have i have worked on you have been a key ally as a stronger voice and as on the board of supervisors, i'll refer you as the community voice that always had the community's needs in hind but thank you for working us and we will work together again on many more issues. >> supervisor avalos? >>> hi christina thank you for working here on the board of supervisors i

tens of thousands of people have been affected. more now from miguel fernandez. >> the worst destruction seen in the center province of sri lanka. behind me, this was washed down by a wall of mud a few days ago. five of the six houses that were supposed to be where the border now lies where completely obliterated. no signs of the family which lives inside them. over here, the workshop of the local mechanic. as you can see, heavy equipment and machinery used by him who is covered in mud and sludge. the family lives right next door in this house. as you can see, another story of destruction. corrugated roofing torn down. hall of these metal girders. the day luge of water that came crashing down at 4:00 in the morning, it did not give many people much of a chance to get elkhorn. -- to get out. there is a strong smell coming out of this house, stagnating water and mud. how hot it is possible the family might still be stuck inside hot -- it is possible that the family might still be stuck in the mud inside. this was picked up on a hot -

hasn't been buying iranian oil for months now. as iran been able to find new markets i believe iranian oil export has decreased fifty percent sixty percent but believe me even if you are in they cannot export one drop of oil. they would not give up their rights under the n.p.t. . it really doesn't matter how much you want him exported or not during the war eight years invasion of iraq nine hundred eighty two nine hundred eighty eight we had much more war situation. let's move on to syria now how do you think the craft in syria may affect the situation around iran. i believe this would affect more the region the us allies i believe if they continue like peace syria would go to seed war severely and war. spreading to rock. jordan lebanon and even torture. iran would be delicious to be. affected by this spread of civilian war or war from syria. of course iran may lose one friend or one partner like bashar assad but it doesn't mean. they're radical muslims they are caught they would come to power they would be friends of israel. musli

that's been so chaotic, and we've been trying to piece it together for our viewers.is leah doing right now in. >> she's fine. i don't really think that she totally gets it, but she did see, you know, her -- more than i would have liked her to see. she did tell me about a little boy that was in a police officer's arm, and he was bleeding. so -- but i don't know if she gets it or -- jenna: you know, one of the mayors from the neighboring town, mayor bowden, joined us and said the schools in the area really practice this. has your daughter been in the school since kindergarten? had they practiced the drills, evacuation procedures? >> i believe so. it's a safe school, and i can't say enough good things about teachers and the staff. um, you know, if anybody -- it would be sandy hook school that has it down right because, again, it's the best school that you can -- i'm grateful for my kids to go there. jenna: have the teachers or authorities given you any guidance of what to do next? >> no. jenna: have they said they're going to talk to your daughter? >> no. i'm still in a

, may have been the father of a student. >> the shooter has been identified to me by a source as ryan20s. apparently we're told from the source from this area. >> we have just now confirmed the shooter is identified. he is 20-year-old ryan lanza. >> it may turn out at the end of the day the person who fired the shots was ryan lanza's brother, adam. >> contrary to conflicting information that they had passed on, we can now tell you according to several sources that the name of the shooter in this case is adam lanza. >> joining us now to examine the coverage of what unfolded in connecticut. lauren ashburn editor and chief of daily download.com and frank sesno and a former cnn washington bureau chief. frank, you have been here when tragedy erupted and you had to go on the air when information is hard to come by. why is it so hard when the brother was inaccurately identified to keep that information off the air? >> it's what i call the language of live. we report something as it's happening and quite often you're following law enforcement or anybody else down the wrong path or dead end in

and the president has been forthcoming. he's been expansive. he's already moved. he's moved from 250 to 400. he's made significant steps. he's laid out some of the entitlement forms that he's willing to accept. he's moved about as far as he can move because there's nobody coming back to limb saying we'll do this and we'll do that. it's really irresponsible. >> it's very irresponsible. jonathan, you look at the fact that they're not being honestabout it. senator scott brown wrote heading back to d.c. just learned the president reached out to senate gop leadership with a proposal. it is the first such proposal to be put forth. first proposal? the president put multiple proposals on the table. but he's not the only one, jonathan, that has said this. just listen to senator mcconnell today. listen to this. >> i say i'm a little frustrated because we've been asking the president and the democrats to work with us on a bipartisan agreement for months. the president chose to spend his time on the campaign trail. now, republicans have bent over backwards. we stepped way, wa

and it's been a very -- been very rewarding to me. i can't say enough about that, but enough has probably been said. i realize as i reflect what happened over the last few years i want to hit a few of names. john morris, i think whom you've met, tom, at one time. we started out together. i think back on of sandy carter. you're probably watching over there in our cube. sandy, thank you for your service and dedication to the people of iowa and the third district. and i could go on and on. back in iowa, there's jay buyers, sally bowser, grant woodard. frequently i would stand before a group and invite train to stand before you as a surrogate son from vietnam, was one of the refugees and what he went through to yet to become an american and have the american dream. very special. so the list is long. i will stop. i know you have travels to do. but those of you in the room, bruce, thank you for your atributes and, jim, it's good to see you again. jim nussle, it's great too sew you. tim, thank you for your remarks and the service we've had t

this has been causing quite a lot of debate in russia and the president has commented on that saying that adoption and the problem with it is that it's not in the cases of abuse. russian children adopted by american foster burns of but the lack of a proper legal reaction from american authorities to prevent them from reoccurring including the lack of serious punishments in light of the n.t. government. protests which have been continuing for around a year now the president was also asked a question implying that he's managed to build an author retain a regime in the country during his time in power let's listen to the president's reply. i believe that we've provided stability which is the perec was it for the development of our country i believe it's a very important thing but i wouldn't call it authoritarian i can't agree with such an opinion but the most prominent example that proves my point was my decision to take to the sidelines after two terms as president if i thought that to tell a terry and or authoritarian systems would be the most preferable for our country i just changed

and that has been in the neighborhood. and it is something that we do want to support and we want to work something over there to work with them and see how we can be a good neighbor, if you may. >> okay. >> we have not done anything, they have been for a long time and it has not been done. they do work with the local mosque and do a lot of things but not the neighborhood. >> so it is not their responsibility to contact you, it is your responsibility to contact them and have these meetings. the alliance for district 60, the community leadership alliance all activate from that area and it is very easy to get on their agenda and easy to talk to them and that is your responsibility to do that and you know, i just want to say that on the fourth i was there. and it was well after 2:00, and you were still letting people in. and you said, oh, the time had changed. when as a neighborhood representative, i see that and you have not done out reach. i am just wondering, you know,... >> we intend to make the progress in that area, i h

been either not been indicted or how we don't know are they ready to go it is now that the and i could let me finish please let me finish at the i.c.c. we have already seen the same thing happening where gaddafi was indicted arrest warrants issued there's been no investigation into the crimes committed by gaddafi is adversarial there's been no investigation into the murder in captivity of gaddafi and there's been no investigation of the war crimes committed by nato and in the end in the case of the ivory coast again the i.c.c. jumped in issued an arrest warrant for the person that was toppled thanks to french intervention in the ivory coast but the of the people who are now in power in the ivory coast who even the prosecuting of sulphide said that had committed crimes none of them have been indicted so it's already clear that it's not at all the minister in any kind of impartial justice laurent you want to jump in go ahead this is crossed out. well first of all the one thing was there was just a factual claim being made that the only persons that were indicted before the international

and really this has been a banner year for the port. under the leadership of director moyer and our staff, they have done a phenomenal job. i mean with america's cup, exploratory the warriors the giants you name it and they have just stepped up to the plate and they have done a phenomenal job and so since this is our last meeting of the year, i just want to thank our staff thank you. plast. >> well on behalf of all of the hard working staff of the port, thank you it's been a long time coming and we have been in support of the commissioner along the way and our partners along the city and so thank you for that acknowledgement but please take some of it back. >> thank you. thank you everyone. items from the consent cal lar item eight a to award construction contract 279 electrical service upgrade to an builders incorporated in an amount not to intercede $2,849,999 in a kin semi-cy of 10% for a total authorization not to exceed then $71,049 and item b requests a no cost ten years license with golden gate auto -- society to install and main

at least 355 have been cancelled today. in the last 24 hours, it has been more than 2400. power was knocked out from texas to vermont. people in ohio are trying to clean up the mess. from texas to alabama, at least 34 tornadoes touched down. today, people are picking up the debris. the death toll from the winter storm has risen. so far, at least nine people have been killed. >> there are police everywhere. >> police are cautioning drivers to be careful on the roads and to be on the lookout for black ice. right now, 61% of the country is covered in some sort of snowfall. the net storm is expected to bring more snow to the midwest tonight. >> well, -- is a general manager of every a station in arkansas and he told us how people are being affected. >> it is not the snow itself, it is the amount of snow that makes it unusual. in our town, we have not had a big snow in 29 years. it was our second largest snowfall the for the month of december ever and if you go about 80 miles to our north and northeast, they had anywhere up to 14 inches of snow and it was a rather a heavy wet s

what we've been hearing conflicting reports on exactly how many people have been onboard the crashed plane but now it's confirmed that there were only eight people on board the t.-u. two all four airliner and all of them were crew members and so far we know and it's already been confirmed by the interior ministry that four of them died and we know that monday were the captain of the flight mechanic or the second pilot and to the twenty eight year old the girl the flight attendant also died four others have been taken immediately to the hospital here in moscow and three of them right now are in a very hard situation and one of the victims there is in a critical condition actually in the investigation is going on right now but it's. actually it's pretty much clear what happened the. airliner kit kill rear door of the runway at the local airport while landing and crashed into one of the city's highways broke into three pieces caught fire emergency teams and firemen and policemen ambulances have been very quick to the scene and three say that that was one of the reasons why four of eight

and, again, that had been misreported. and we were told that it was in her classroom where -- there are two runs. what the police have told us is that the shooting was in one area of the school building and took place in two different rooms. one of them was believed to be the classroom of his mother, but his mother was not there. she was at his home and that's where she was found. that's what nbc news has been able to confirm. >> is it believed, then, chris, that his mother he had already killed before he went to the school? >> yes, it does look like that. that is the timeline, reverend. that he was first at home, that his mother was killed. he went to the school and 26 people there were killed before he turned the gun on himself. >> well, chris, thank you for your reporting tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> more on this terrible, unspeakable tragedy in connecticut ahead. >> we heard banging and the teacher locked the doors and we all went behind -- we all went over to a corner and the teacher asked us to c-- all the pol

we've been there.why every bit of financial advice we offer is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. hi, i'm ensure clear... clear, huh? i'm not juice or fancy water. i've got nine grams of protein. that's three times more than me! [ female announcer ] ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. >>> at 2:34 eastern this afternoon, white house press secretary jay carney issued a statement signed by president obama, ordered that flags be flown at half staff until sunset on the day of his interment, his, is the hawaii senator, daniel inouye, flags will remain at half staff until sunset on sunday. which is when he will be buried in his native hawaii. one of the things that has become clear in the 24 hours since he died, is the almost unparalleled out sized respect he commanded from his sen

hot situation and they've been as severely injured and they've been taken to one of the hospitals here in moscow as you've just said pilot error. is right now considered to be one of the most likely causes of these catastrophe and we also have been hearing from different sources that captain is expected to be it's got to be among those killed in this catastrophe and. other crew members as well could be among those dads and is there any word yet from the ministry official about casualties that you know of. russia's defense minister has just announced that officially all the people out of eight passengers of that plane have been killed in this catastrophe and this is the latest information we have so far i mean what is the atmosphere like where you are presumably there were other people passengers who were taking planes going on holiday and the like. yes absolutely we've been hearing reports earlier that run away with nuclear airport where i am right now in that very airport where the crashed plane was expected to land and actually eventually failed to do has been closed following the ca

any requests that have been asked have been answered, captains have been told to make sure their officers are visibly present before school and after school and made contact with all the principals' offices just to let them know we're here, we're around, and as the link goes out to print out the crisis management hand book, the officers will make another visit to the school offices to make sure it's been printed and they know where it is. we're not putting ourselves on the schools, we just want to know they know we're around. >> as we close our meeting in honor of those victims tonight, commissioner kingsley of all the commissioners knows more about gun violence than any of us and commissioner kingsley will address that issue. we want to be the first -- we want to be at the forefront of this and see what our police department can do. many of us including myself think the second amendment is clearly outdated but what can we do within our power as a commission to make things safer in san francisco. i want to turn it over to commissioner kingsley. >> thank you, president mazzucco, i wanted t

he insisted on the referendum on the fusion draft and actually it has not been discussed. proved by the people of. america but actually the country. will probably be. precious and secure. we speak for the first time ever in the history of egypt but the country is a joke that i'm norton at this point we don't even know you've been. in them because many judges are still refusing to supervise it which will make it illegal if it happens without a full judiciary supervision is no point to. be sworn in if he's insisting on. a real threat to the unity of the people to their. egypt. to the people of egypt feel that the idea. being. online few today now droning on america reveals a futuristic new weapon in the fight against terror this fails the next generation of unmanned drones fitted with so-called death remains and they never run out of ammunition find out more it's all to dot com. also on our website the real cost of education in the u.k. skyrocketing prices for higher education may soon rise to one hundred thousand pounds. now to some other world news this hour leading bahrai

s been coming to this job center once a fortnight for the past six months that he's been on the government's work programme in the time he hasn't found a single job unfortunately that's not uncommon the latest figures released by the department of work and pensions say the job is just one of hundreds of thousands of people signed up to that work programme skein he found absolutely nothing. in fact between gene two thousand and eleven and july this year of all the people who were signed up to the work program only three point four percent were found work far below the target of five point five percent which is the number of people who find work without any sort of program it means that people like you and i typically less likely to find a job than if there are no work program whatsoever can you talk as he is sort of the last six months what has the experience been and on a daily basis with this work program well. einstein once said that the definition of insanity is to do one thing. and expect a different result i'm after doing the same thing and getting the same results for six months i'm st

it's been a very quiet week.e did see markets trade weaker yesterday in particular on concern over the health of the holiday season. also a concern, the fiscal cliff, of course and, oh, yes, the debt ceiling, too. treasury secretary tim geithner says the u.s. will hit the $16.4 debt ceiling on monday. in a letter to congressional leaders, geithner says treasury will take steps to save the government $210 in order to delay a potential default until sometime in february. geithner says it's difficult to predict a time frame. among the measures treasury will take, helping investments in the federal government employee pension fund. that might create a few more problems down the road. >>> now, president obama is arriving back in washington today after cutting short his christmas vacation in hawaii. congress is back in town, but aides say little progress was made over the holiday on a potential deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. the senate is due in session today, but the house has no plans to reconseen. last week, house

it is been a great ride.ave never done anything in my live longer than a few years, here or there. i get bored pretty easily. for that matter, pbs hardly ever signed contracts more than a year long. not everybody has that luxury. there are a lot of deals and i did not get, because i would not sign a multi-year deal. but i would do a one-year deal and figure out whether i wanted to come back for another year. it has been 10 years. but i love it. the book from aha michael connelly is called "the black box." good to have you on. congratulations. that is our show for tonight. you can download our alabama in the itunes home -- our pap in the itu -- our app in the itunes store. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with kristen stewart on "on the road." >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by d

they have been very careful about the type of information that they have been giving out. it has been coming out slowly, as you know, in the early hours of this. there was some bad information that got out so they are being very careful. we have gotten no further updates about when we might hear from officials this afternoon. >> chris jansing, anchor of msnbc's "jansing & company" in newtown, connecticut. when the briefing happens, if it happens, we will bring it to you live. thanks so much. >>> i want on bring in our justice correspondent, pete williams. he has been dig into the background of the 20-year-old gunman and events that may have led up to the shooting rampage yesterday. what more can you tell us about the gunman's activities leading up to the shooting? >> we are looking at a number of possibilities here. one is that he may have ride to buy a gun at a gun store in connecticut on tuesday. what we are told is he tried to buy a gun but that the gun store wouldn't sell it to him because he wouldn't abide by the background check or waiting period. now, the other thin

she has been offered for the past three weeks. her illness prevented her from testifying before congress about the attack on u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi. that killed the ambassador christopher stevens and three other americans. the department faced severe criticism. mrs. clinton who is the most traveled secretary of state in u.s. history is due to step down in the new year. many democrats want her to run for the presidency in 2016. her health is likely to be a major factory in making any decision. >> concerned about the health of the venezuelan president hugo chÁvez, suffering of further complications after cancer surgery in cuba. a television address, the vice president said mr. chÁvez's helped remains delicate. >> venezuelas fis president flew into cuba early on saturday, but it was sunday night before he could visit hugo chÁvez. the president had taken a turn for the worst and doctors were watching how he responded to treatment. finally, this somber statement. >> 19 days after undergoing surgery, president chÁvez's stat

the palestinian front for liberation, the general has been doing most of the fighting. its leaders are furious about the air raid by government forces on sunday. >> we condemn strongly this air attack against the refugee camps which killed more than 25 people. that does not mean we are against syria. we asked the government in syria, we asked the presidents al-assad in syria to explain this attack. >> hundreds fled their homes. some have found refuge in areas of the camp unaffected by the fighting but many others have left the town altogether. the world health organization said the main hospital has up to 100 people every day that have been injured and it is running short of medicine and other supplies. the most common injuries are gunshot wounds and injuries from -- the battle for the syrian capital has entered its second month. they maintained a firm grip on their power base in the center of the city. the rebels were able to advance. the fighting is not likely to end anytime soon. >> a gunman in pakistan have killed six women who were working to vaccinate children aga