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match kaiser this is because the report is this the year we see beggars burned at the stake or something else. well max they have a lot of excuses this year for justifying their behavior the first one cor is aion another victim of the alpha male curse this is from william d. cohen.

king once said this, true compassion is more than flinging a coin to a beggar.an adipos e needs restructure. not many were willing to listen. anita. >> derek, thank you. >>> okay. >> well, rain, not snow. >> snow. >> there is the silver lining. >> that's right. it's getting milder. >> yes. well, it is through tomorrow anyway. and then we have to go back to winter. but 50s tomorrow. we cannot complain. let's have a live look out a the our weather -- at our weather camera. we see the flags are kind of waving in the breeze but it's a mild breeze which is kind of nice. it's keeping temperatures up. winds out of the southwest. they're going to get even stronger as we go through the night. temps 40. dew point 31. if you're with us earlier, the dew points were in the teens and the temperature was already in the 30s. so they have pretty much leveled off. i don't think the temps are going to fall much more. live doppler 9000. you can access this on our website and you also should download our weather app. just go to the weather app store. this is the first batch of rain

i am max kaiser this is the cause or report is this the air we see beggars burned at the stake or something else stacey robert well max they have a lot of excuses osier for justifying their behavior the first one cor is aion another victim of the alpha male curse this is from william d. cohen of bloomberg and he says for years i have wondered why for some people enough is a never enough for example what could have possibly.

the right to be called prussian if you weigh up the talks which are solved but well famous here or beggar recount here was a war for eight hundred twelve he was half armenian higher for george. but he was russian because he was a creature who didn't have this problem in the soviet union because all the people well so it took over thirty people and there were russians those barracks you could you know i mean in europe they still call all of us russians including the ukrainians the joyride crocus asshole i mean i think these russians from moscow are different from russians from key of the of course yes there was a mystery as they do as the russian ybarra the russians for a united by itself a little squishy anyway and it really goes through you want so he knew and they were united by so it was what what wages we say should be united not well let's hear how putting formulates his nation building strategy. we need a national policy strategy be used on syria casualties breeze no need for anyone living in russia to get their religion or ethnicity but they should identify themselves primarily as

bell famous here or beggar written here of the war for eight hundred twelve he was half armenian horror for georgia but he was a russian because he was a creature who didn't have this problem in the soviet union because all the people well so it took over thirty people and there were russians those barracks you you know i mean in europe they still call all of us russians including the ukrainians the jor-ai right for kaiser asshole i mean i think these russians from moscow are different from russians frankly of the of course yes but my tories the us the russian empower their russians for a united by itself a little squishy need to veil it really goes to the u.n. so he knew and they were united by so it was what what wages we should be united not well let's hear how putting formulates his nation building strategy. we need a national policy strategy be used on civic patch which is a breeze no need for anyone living in russia to get their religion requires or to meet with the issues identity pointed to selves primarily as citizens of russia and take pride in that no one has the right to be

you had the right to be called a total screech up saul's bell famous hero beggar and hero of the war for eight hundred twelve he was for a man in horror for georgia but he was a russian because he was a christian who didn't have this problem in the soviet union because all the people well so it took over thirty people and there were russians those barracks you could you know i mean in europe they still call all of us russians including the ukrainians the jor-ai right as asshole i mean i think these russians from moscow are different from russians franky of the same of course but the matter is they do have the russian ybarra they are russians for a united by itself little scoresheet away and it really goes to the us so we kenyans they were united by so it was what what wages we say should be united not well let's hear how putting formulates his nation building strategy. we need a national policy strategy be used on syria casualties breeze no need for anyone living russia to get their religion or ethnicity with their issues i wouldn't be pointed to cells primarily as citizens of russia

he was living in new york city working for some african beggars who were not his choice exactly, so he had a very twisted complicated journey and since he attended the school he succeeded and is now on a four year scholarship but one of the hardest working kids i met. >> do most of the kids stay in the u.s. after words or are most here legally? >> most are here legally, yes, most of the kids are here in house legal immigrants or refugees. that said 15% or their undocumented and in this country we had a 1982 supreme court case which ruled that students regardless of their legal status have the right to go to public school to get a free public education, so it's scary to see that challenged now and i think that whatever your feelings about the undocumented immigrants in the country it's hard to argue with, you know, the advantage of educating all children because a lot of the kids are going to stay anyway so the question is do you want them to be contributing valuable members of society or not and if you do, education is very important. >> the new kids is the book. big dreams, great jour

max kaiser this is because the report is this the year we see beggars burned at the stake or something else stacy herbert well max they have a lot of excuses this year for justifying their behavior the first one cor is on another victim of the alpha male curse this is from william d. cohen of bloomberg and he says for years i have wondered why for some people enough is a never enough for example what could have possibly motivated john core sign a respected former senator governor and wall street big shot with hundreds of millions in the bank to take the top job at m.f. global holdings in the first place it was a thankless task he said but he's an alpha male and that's why he's done what he's done ok so let me get this straight there excusing course on his crimes let's be clear about this there are crimes because he's an alpha male correct so this is this is john corazon story the kahaani defense yes those different frank quattrone defense remember he got off because his crimes were too complicated for a jury to understand so he is free by virtue of complication of his crimes here at th

we are going to see some big changes today and even beggar changes by the middle of the week. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. developing news in san francisco's richmond district. this morning firefighters have been battling a house fire since 2:30 this morning. take a look at these flames. when they first arrived at 42nd avenue and balboa street, fire crews reported seeing flames shooting out of a second story window. there is no word yet on any injuries as fire crews are still busy trying to get this under control. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> this morning 49'ers fans are waking up celebrating. the team is now just one win away from going back to the super bowl for the first time in 17 years. the 49'ers advance to next sunday's nfc championship game, defeating the new orleans saints in a thriller yesterday. after jumping out to a 17-0 lead, the 49'ers found themselves trailing 32-29, saints, with just a minute thirty-seven left in the game but the niners were not done. with just nine seconds left

at the beggar and gentleman they serve beer the old-fashioned way. going for company usually. if you go anyway you're going for company. and if you're going in to talk to a pump, you're not going. simple as. >> reporter: landlord dave is patenting the pump, which he says is the first of its kind in britain. but he doesn't see himself having to give up the day job just yet. judith moritz, bbc news, barnsley. >> oh, that's beautiful. that story touched my heart. >> you need to go live across the pond. >> i will. look, you already beat me. look at that. yeah, there's paula relaxing. >> tipping one back. i'm actually a miller lite kind of girl. >> and you're a lightweight, too. only two drinks and you're pretty much -- >> yeah. two-sip sally is my nickname. >> two sip. really? >> mm-hmm. >> why such a lightweight? >> i'm pathetic. >> sorry. you're not going to be any fun at the office party. or maybe you will be. >> maybe i will. a cheap date as my husband always says. coming up, what may be more unbelievable drama involving chris brown and rihanna. >> y

activist said he felt as though the observers were tourists and they were forced to run after them like beggarslf. >> terrible situation. arwa damon watching it all unfold. thanks very much. and we're going to get a lot more on syria and iraq and iran and north korea. phillip hamid is here in washington and will join us. and what is rick perry doing back in texas? today and tomorrow, critical days, instead of out there on the campaign trail? donna brazile and mary matalin are stand iing by live. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you want a firm bed you can lie on one of those, if you want a soft bed you can lie on one of those." we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. welcome to the sleep number year-end closeout event. not just ordinary beds on sale, but the bed that can change your life on sale. the sleep number bed. it calibrates precisely to your body and your comfort zone. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour

so another candidate who keeps telling everybody he's going to have a beggar day than anybody thinkss governor, rick perry. he's been fighting back against accusations that his campaign's having trouble. what's the latest from their camp? >> reporter: yeah, he's responding to a story that talks about in-fighting within the campaign, different camps within the campaign, and someone is quoted unidentified as saying, basically, one of the most inept presidential campaigns they've ever seen. he says he doesn't give credence to sources that aren't named. here's a bit of his response from this morning. all right. well, in that sound bite what he had to say this morning was, basically, it's an inside beltway story, and if people aren't going to put their names on these statements, he's not going to give it any credence. by the way, whether he's your pick for president or not, the guy is texas tough because he told us he's been out jogging in this weather. we can barely make it bundled head to toe, but he said he likes it, it's invigorating, and he is ready to meet these voters one by one. m

the crowds were beggars >>. along with the crowds, the campaign coffers grew as well. >> they set up the apparatus, one of the sixth. the people -- 160 people. the fund-raising was not there. it became pretty clear that we were spending at one level and raising at a much lower level. >> more people were hired and should have been hired. there was a big bureaucracy of a campaign. >> it seemed like the john mccain campaign might not survive out reporters smelled blood on the water. >> they asked him under what circumstances he would drop out and john mccain said only applies to come to a fatal disease or the primary. >> the man known for straight talk wanted some of his own for his top advisers including the late governor walter peterson. it was a reckoning that did not start well that not everybody went back and forth. >> that was a tough meeting. john mccain was looking for honest advice body had is make mind made up that he would stick it out. john mccain is not a quitter. hearing governor peterson and other fo