i like being put o to a challenge and inning going to try to communicate with sal ber sometimes with live it will, there are issues. >> yes, there are. president obama will go this call in. season season. >> the white house is not sold on the pipeline idea. >> i think it's fair to say that our dim view of these kind of proposals has not changed. >> the senate may vote on the pipeline next tuesday, which means it could wind up on the president's desk next week. >> this hearing is closed. thank you all. >> that's a wrap. the chairwoman shut down last night's meeting in westminster, massachusetts when people kept talking out of turn. more than a thousand residents have signed a petition against a proposal to ban tobacco sales. if approved, it would be the first ban of tobacco tails in a into . >>> after a devastating fire, continues to sell his broadcast. manhesabre m manresa bread chef continues to make the bread. >>. >> we still have some systems coming through. there was a little flooding reported downtown san jose. >> faint cars in the distance. thank you, make. >> plus, the man moo

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four standing committees and the joint legislative committee shall have three commission memorandum bers. so can i have a motion to approve added paragraphs under a and b >> so moved. >> okay, it's been moved and seconded that we approve under committees added paragraphs a and b all in favor? opposes, the ayes have it so the motion is carried. okay, now let's look at finance, i don't know, maybe we can take, unless it's a lot of wording, let's take one at a time with the finance committee because that came up. this committee will coordinate policies regarding the dos and all fiscal and beneficiary meetings. it shall hold no more than one meeting at a time that is reasonable for public comment. could i have a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> okay, any questions on this? >> you indicate at least one time i think it should be every other month. >> well, we discussed that with director anne hinton. it can be more but at least once a year. i think commissioner neal and director itani and commissioner hinton came to the meeting. it can be more but we said at least one meeting, okay? i think

video, it becomes emotionally undeniable and even though we know now you can fake it in films, i think ber pretty good judges of authenticity. >> you went through an experience as a child, the from many years not that you were disinterested in human rights. but you describe it as something that was over there, outside, the way most people actually look at human rights, terrible that it's happening to those people. >> yeah. >> nothing to do with me. >> that's right. foreign. over there. out there. and then, you know, i got invited to a couple of things. i wrote this beaker song. and that served -- so my political education happened. >> steve beko? >> yeah, who was a great young leader, not the anc but he would have been a great future statesman and i am not sure they actually intend today kill him but they tortured him so thoroughly that he died and they didn't treat him. they led him on this horrible ride. it got coverage enough to be noticed around the world when he was arrested. most of us assume he is going to be protected by the media coverage. so when he was actually killed, it was sh

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mikhail gorbachev was in ber lain to pay tribute but to warn of dangers of a new cold war. the wall comes down tomorrow as the 8,000 balloons float off into the night sky. for "cbs this morning," i'm charlie d'agata in london. >> it is beautiful to look at. >>> it is time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "the new york times" says the supreme court will consider a new case challenging president obama's health care law. the justices say they will review a federal court ruling allowing tax insurance credits for millions of low and middle americans. opponents argue that most of the subsidies are illegal. >> the"the wall street journal" says the u.s. department of agriculture has given the green light to a genetically modified potato. the idaho company creating it has promised to remove the bruising and black spots and to increase the potato's health benefits. two it plans to sell for french fry purposes and the third, chips. >> the "washington post" said they took note. the agency tweeted factoids all weak to mark 35 years since 52 americans were held for 444 days.

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these protests, and he interviewed some walmart workers, of course they're working as they're being ber. but the woman said in less than a year, going from a customer service position and now she's a mag for her the walmart experience was a blogood one, f some -- that's been true for companies throughout history. i don't remember the last time i saw any kind of protest that proceeded with sort of a quiet discourse on economics. i think that was a standard protest language. the uscw who's been pushing it, they have been at this for quite some time at walmart. there's nothing really new. they have been going on this campaign for months and i think it's just standard to take a day when everybody at the walmart to try and make their case. >> we saw a number of cities around the country, a lot of people took it as a chance to talk about ferguson as well. there's a question as to what the connection was there, but they thought maybe that reaching out to some of these stores would give them a voice on that issue. >> there's no connection whatsoever, it shows some of the emptiness of the protes

he's cuba's most high-profile prisoner, and guarded by the black ber rays, special force.e have been detained immediately when trying to film here. if a swap can be worked out, it needs to happen now, when any political backlash would have less sting for a lame duck president. his wife was heart,ed by the exchange with prisoners for bo bergdahl. >> they can do something that complicated, surely they can get him home. >> reporter: but any deal with the cuban government would have to overcome decades of cold war-era mistrust. and his time may be running out. >> yeah, allen gross has been in cuban prison since december 2009. >>> international troops are pulling out of afghanistan next month. and some activists are afraid female oppression could return. however, there are some signs women may be able to hold on to the freedoms they have won since the taliban fell. anna has more. >> reporter: gray skies over kabul as winter fast approaches. the change in season mashing the end of the year and the end of america's war in afghanistan. by the 31st of december, all u.s. and nato tr

now, most estimates say 138 people died trying to get from east to west ber plin but that didn't deter who tried to build tunnels. there were those who just tried to climb across and some even built their own aircraft to make it to freedom. after getting out of jail, she immediately tried to flee again with a false passport via bulgar bulgaria. she was captured again. but she made a defiant vow to her interrogators. she would send them her wedding picture when she got married in the west. and that's exactly what she did. after being released in 1969 as part of a west german government program that purchased freet dom of jailed east germans. today, she says, the communist repression must never be forgotten. >> it was worse than you can imagine, she says. this was not a country of law and justice. it was never like that. 25 years after the fall of the wall, her testimony is more important than ever. as a whole generation has now grown up not knowing what german division was like. cnn, berlin. >> very tenacious. >> absolutely. very derped. >> absolutely. and this programming note for you.

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it's because blacks commit murder eight times ber capiper . we didn't do it based on race. if there were a lot of murders in a community, we put a lot of police officers there. if i put all my police officers on park avenue and none in harlem, thousands and thousands more blacks would have killed during the eight years i was mayor. >> mayor, we're running out of time. i do want to ask you about a specific case in cleveland this week. we're going to put the video up. i'm sure you're familiar with the case. this was a 12-year-old boy walking around waving what turned out to be an air pistol. police responded to a call and an officer comes up and shoots him dead in two seconds. does this give a sense of what the black communities complain about that police are on a hair trigger in their communities? >> there's no question that individual cases have situations that are unjust fied. but you have to put in proper context. why is it happening? why is it happening more often in the black community? doesn't it make sense that it's going to happen more often in the community were the

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much of delaware county and eastern across the river in parts of ber lung ton county getting some snowmercer county, trenton area getting snow. it's heavy rain close to the coast. we have quite a ways to go. tremendous amounts of snow in the mountains of virginia. the temperature is above freezing across much of the area. a lot of the snow accumulating on grassy surfaces and on your cars. when it comes down real hard, it can lead to slushy roads. but as it gets lighter, the r d roads may just get wet. when everything calms down, you may have better driving conditions than early this afternoon. let's head over to brittney shipp with more on the hour by hour forecast for the area. >> especially the i-95 corridor. within last 15 minutes or so, like you mentioned, we have seen the rain switch over to wet snow. you have -- we just heard a loud rumbling outside of our studio here on city avenue. that's something we will deal with throughout most of today. take it easy if you have to go anywhere. be careful as you can -- it's best to stay off the road. winter weather advisory until 10:00 p.m.

. >> reporter: at lunchtime, bar be bers and clients say they can't be heard. >> how can my voice be heard? >> reporter: feeling ignored, small business owners, like this man who owns a landscaping company "oinearby, he wants to create jobs and pay his employees higher wages. but says taxes and government regulations stand in his way. >> only time we hear from the federal government is if where he in trouble. >> reporter: while business has returned to some degree, it's not booming. >> wall street investors and they are happy. but small businessowners, i can't say there's that much enthusiasm. >> reporter: in fact, there's a helpless feeling here in rural america that the political system is not set up for them. >> they don't seem to want to do anything. they are fighting each other. >> reporter: had is your father's furniture store? his father sold furniture but had to close down in the '80s. >> they need to come listen to people in small rural towns. >> reporter: while the struggle continues, rural americans voice an unending desire to be heard and not forgotten. >> we hope and pra

trace gal ber with more on this. >> the same men who helped organize a year ago have armed volunteerselp control the poorest areas between san diego and brownsville, texas. jim gilchrist called it operation normandy. instead of invading is to it stop the wave of illegal immigrants. unlike u.s. forces in normandy grans this effort will not be the only surprise. it is being well publicized and is set to begin may first of next year. they will be setting up camps and training so they wouldn't allow themselves to be videotaped. they will be armed. the plan is for them to be nonaggressive to simply support federal agents who are already patrolling the border. while federal authorities say they appreciate the efforts of this new militia they don't not endorse the groups saying customs and border protection does not impress any group or organization we from taking mat their own hands as it may have personal safety consequences. it bills itself as a law firm stakes a stand against the militia calling them a hate group and condemning their plan. someone has to step up and do what the governmen

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it is weakening but as it heard tropical it's heading into the berring sea where it will explode intoound 26.90 to 27.10, somewhere in there. that is a monster system. why do i mention that? because it has impacts away from it downstream which would be us. some of the signs point toward the ridge of high pressure really firing up as that energy comes out of the gulf of alaska and then a plunge. if the ridge goes up here, what happens. >> that will drive very cold air. northern plains, great lakes. i've seen carvings all the way out to florida and the northeast. that will give us high and dry weather. we've seen this a couple of times. it looks like just reloading the pattern. they are getting heavy rain in texas. a couple of tropical systems falling apart dragging across. you can see there's gonna be 4, 6 inches of rain there over the next couple of days. we have clear skies. it will be sunny. 50s on the temperatures to 64 half moon bay. a little breeze. sfo is already 62. talk about a little easterly breeze. it's mild even the higher elevations are warmer. the lows did not get as coo

bond holders such as ber bermuda based sincora. an historic bankruptcy that 15 months ago ignited age are and protests concludes sooner than many people expected. >> i think what you saw today was the best of us. the best of detroiters, the best of michiganders, the best of americans coming together through a difficult but managed judicial process to get a result that's for the benefit of the citizens of detroit, the region and the state. >> reporter: once the target of a potential selloff a deal was also reached to save city-owned art in a town when a call to 911 didn't always guarantee a response, detroit will invest $1.4 billion to improve essential city services and eliminate blight. judge rhodes relyin ruling brina sense of optimism to sumsome but to others -- to some but others disappointment. >> we are supposed to be a country of laws and what i saw in there was lawlessness. >> reporter: out of bankruptcy and free of an emergency administering mayor mike doug ann wildugganwill have the powed oopts state and city leaders admi

one -- samantha jones and emily heartily who's with the beckett fund for religious lib ber who's defendingning samantha and pledge. great do have you here. samantha, i'm so proud of you, the fact that you're a high school senior and you didn't just roll over when the school was threatened with legal action. you said hay, the pledge means something to me. >> this is about protecting our freedom as americans. i'm honored to be doing this for the fund for religious freedom. one nation under god sums up the history and values that have made our country great. because it does acknowledge that our rights do not come from the government, but from a higher power so they can't take it away. >> did you ever think that saying the pledge of allegiance was going to get you in traubl and -- having some group come in and say you've got to shut her down. >> at first, yes. i was kind of appalled because while anybody want to tyake thi away from us. i feel i'm being silenced because i want to take the worth god out of the pledge. >> why don't you just say i pledge allege negligence to the flag. why is that

german division that was going on and that tlafs church that was right on the death strip there in the ber gnaw stros is a, in 1958 that church was by order by the east german government blown up. it was a big scene where west german media was also there to film that search being blown up and show how horrible this division of germany was. anybody who is a berliner and anybody who is german really knows the name of that street, knows the significance. today you're absolutely right. it really is an amazing monument they built up there where they recreated the wall, recreated the death strip where you can see how big it was, how heavily fortified it was and how impossible it must have seemed for people to get across that area. very significant place for germans, hala. >> fred pleitgen, thanks very much. where i'm sitting right now, by the way, was no man's land. the wall would have been right under us. we're a few floors up in berlin. this is where we're seeing the line of lanterns and balloons as well that over the last several days that have been set up, have been lit during the nighttime

this morning philadelphia fire commissioner is putting out a remine ber fire savety. >> couple things to talk about and point out. one is you have to have a home escape plan. they did have smoke alarms. the smoke a alarms hole and them out of the business. you have to have a home escape plan to make sure you have two ways out. make sure you check the the smoke alarms and that they are working. >> reporter: police say it is unclear how this fire started. it is under investigation this marks the the 28th fire fatality this year which is up from 2013. along with the fire department we're hearing that licenses and inspection is also involved making hure that this building had a proper license. kerry and chris? >> jenny, thank you. >>> 4:08 nearly this morning. fill will a police investigating an accident in pens port that claims lives of two people. it happened at 2:30 unday morning in columbus boulevard and oregon avenue. police say an suv crashed into a pole. they say two victims had to be removed from the vehicle. >>> a ten year-old boy is in good condition after police say he shot him

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this morning, the philadelphia fire department is putting out a remind ber fire safety saying everyone needs to have an escape plan and have working smoke alarms, in this case, it appears that the building did have working smoke alarms but sadly one person did not make it out alive. kerry and chris. >> jennifer joyce, live, thank you. >>> in the meantime it is 6:08 on this monday morning. in north philadelphia, four people rescued from a porch roof when a fire broke out along the 3300 block of north 17th street, three of those people, went to the hospital, for evaluation, no word on a cause of that fire. >>> the eagles game, we're talking about that now, with the packers,. >> i don't want to talk bit anymorey hesitate each time i see it. aaron rodgers, of course, and the rest of the packers dominated the birds from start to finish. >> mark an chest and rest of the team never got on track on lambeau. aaron rodgers was pin point accurate, it is unbelievable. he hits these runners in stride every single time. they never even have to reach for a pass. fifty-three-20 was the final score. ea

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that is where they have found one man dead this morning the fire commissioner is putting out a remind ber fire safety saying everyone needs a escape plan and working smoke alarms. it a appears that the build diagnosis have smoke detectors but still sadly one person did not make it out of the home. >> that brings us up to 28 fatalities for the year. last year at this time we have 21. so we have plus seven. we are asking everyone to check their smoke alarms, home escape plan to help us out, for the rest of the year. we want to finish out the rest of the year without any other fatalities. >> reporter: police say it is unclear how fire started. this fire remains under investigation. we are told that licenses and inspections is involved just to make sure that this building had proper licenses. kerry and chris. >>> jenny, thank you. it is 5:08. a ten year-old boy is in good condition have after police say he accidentally shot himself in the head, with his dad's gun. it happened saturday night on the 1400 block of hook road. police say victim and his younger sister had been dropped off by their

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big question tonight is who wins the senate. 36 seats are up in the senate for control of the chaum bernd control of the entire u.s. congress could very well swing to the republicans. the gop needs to gain just six seats. now there are ten key races that could decide it all. our team is covering the key races and states throughout the day and tonight miguel marquez is in north carolina, joe johns in kentucky. i want to begin in kentucky there with you, joe. senator minority leader mitch mcconnell is in the fight of his political life. if he wins, he could keep it all but if he loses, a huge personal loss for the entire party. >> reporter: yeah, a little bit of a glitch here in kentucky earlier this morning. floyd county, the eastern part of the state, they weren't able to boot up some of the voting machines. but over the weekend mcconnell seemed to be running strong, pulling away from the democrat. there is a picture being circulated on social media right now that sort of tells the story of the race. senator mcconnell voting in l u lewisville this morning. out in the country, in the urb

. >> reporter: at lunchtime, bar bers and clients say they can't be heard. >> how can my voice be heard? >> reporter: feeling ignored, small business owners, like this man who owns a landscaping company nearby, he wants to create jobs and pay his employees higher wages. but says taxes and government regulations stand in his way. >> only time we hear from the federal government is if where he in trouble. >> reporter: while business has returned to some degree, it's not booming. >> wall street investors and they are happy. but small businessowners, i can't say there's that much enthusiasm. >> reporter: in fact, there's a helpless feeling here in rural america that the political system is not set up for them. >> they don't seem to want to do anything. they are fighting each other. >> reporter: had is your father's furniture store? his father sold furniture but had to close down in the '80s. >> they need to come listen to people in small rural towns. >> reporter: while the struggle continues, rural americans voice an unending desire to be heard and not forgotten. >> we hope and pray. >> rep

we're making a lot ber cases where we identify multiple victims with one offender. it's no longer just the victim and the offender's word against each other, and most of the time where we identify additional victims, the cases now go to trial. the defense has no place to go other than plea out the cases. >> i appreciate for police officers whether they suspect a rape or sexual assault they want as much information as possible. is part of the change, though, to convince them you have to let the victims go at their own pace? is that key in this in terms of establishing trust between the victims and the police? >> it's not only letting the victims go at their own pace, but we don't tell the victims what's best for them. traditionally we've always pushed for prosecution. in our program we tell them that it's their decision. we tell them what their options are, but we don't push them to make a decision in one direction or another. we explain the system to them and let them decide. >> how often do they decide that after that sort of discussion to go ahead and prosecute? a