on the orange line, trains will single track between east mostar and west falls church as well as between stadium-armory and cheverly. >> on the green line, delays between college park and greenbelt because of track work. for more reformation, go to our website, wjla.com. we are outside here, 19 degrees. >> and refreshing. >> totally. >> is chronicle today with high temperatures around 27. a light coating of snow this afternoon and evening affecting your drive home. anticipates some slow going and slick spots. finally warming above freezing this weekend especially on sunday. talking 50's by tuesday, so really warming up. kids are wearing pajamas inside out and flesh and ice cubes down the toilet for good luck. one woman said that she used to stand on top of the toilet and sing elvis. >> that's new. >> now to jamee. >> that's good. 270, it has been a pleasant friday morning commute for most of the metropolitan area, light volume here. the same story around the beltway. no delays. in rockville, maryland virginia, normal. expect some delays on metro rail on the green and yellow lines. >> thi

wanted them to be open between 4:00 and 6:00 because they felt between 2:00 and 4:00 was the most egregious and they fixed up and cleaned up between 2:00 and 4:00 so this is what the neighbors originally agreed to which was between 4:00 and 6:00. >> am i remembering that incorrectly? >> that is correct. >> okay. >> so, do we have a motion? >> i would like to move to approve this permit. >> i have a second? >> are they going to carry the security to 4 to 6:00 as well? >> with the same conditions? >> yeah. well, if yeah. >> i second if they do... >> call the roll. >> so the motion is that operations permitted between 2:00 and... >> all of the conditions now would be applicable between 4:00 and 6:00. >> and to the security, the whole mess. >> yeah. >> the neighborhood. >> the whole mess for the record. >> thank you. >> for the record. >> commissioner akers. >> aye. >> commissioner perez. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. newlin >> aye. >> lee. >> aye >> good luck and do as effective a job from 4:00 to 6:00 as you have been doing from 2:00 to 4:00 >> thank you. item six m, kyung kim d

and then just a few other project we have toll larry park which, is a small park between third street and creek on northern shore this project is the with d p w and they are hoping to complete the design and put it up to bid in the spring and construct it and last week the state coastal conserviancy's board granted an award to the board for $600,000 to remove dilapidated piles within the yech creek and i'll be come can back to request authorization to receive and expand those grant funds and second to last, is the bay view gateway across from toll lar aye park which, is the project is in d p w's hands and we are in 30% detail and we are working with the arts commission on a major art piece at the intersection of third and cargo way to activate and create a gateway to the community and the hopes are working with engineering that this will go out to bid with toll lar yeah park potentiallily as a single paunch in the spring of next year with construction beginning shortly there after. last and not least is the picture of the grand opening of harrison park and car go lane bike lanes both

red line trains will single track between shady grove road and twin brooks. and between judiciary square and rhode island ave. there will be no work on the other lines. more on all aspects at wjla.com. >> looking at 33 degrees right now. >> an update on the 6-year-old boy suspended from school after attending his fingers oregon. we will t >> the prince william county police officer who died in the line of duty will be laid to rest today. officer chris yung was responding to an accident on monday when his motorcycle hit a minivan in bristow. he was just 35 years old. he had been with the police department seven years. also, a former fbi agent convicted in a deadly drunk driving crash in brandywine is set to learn his fate today. adrian johnson faces up to 13 years in prison after he was found guilty of several charges in very 0.11 crashed and killed 18-year-old lawrence gardner jr. the house will vote today on a $10 billion bill to help the victims of superstorm sandy. lawmakers are expected to vote on the rest of the package later this market. new york lawmak

he also called for reconciliation between hamas and fatah. he said it pitted brother against brother. abbas said there is no substitute for unity between palestinians. still, achieving unity will take talks. in cairo, they will start negotiations next week. they will try to breathe new life into old unity agreements that have never been implemented. >> coming up, we will take a look at improving relations between the two rival palestinian factions. >> the world's toughest rally rolls into peru. that and more after the break. >> improving ties is just one factor that will shape the region in 2013. >> looking ahead of the challenges of the new year, we'll look that one of the most volatile parts of the world. can it be a time for peace in the middle east? will we simply see more of the same? >> benjamin netanyahu facing elections in january. his party is expected to stay in power, but they are split over the direction netanyahu is taking the country. some are afraid he is leading israel into more dangerous confrontations with its regional enemi

>> around the back, between the legs, between the legs. elbow. >> off the back. >> between the legs, between the legs, off the elbow. between the legs, between the legs, around the back. >> booty bump. off the bottom. high five. all right. here we go. >> one more. >> one more. like this. shot like this. boom, boom. >> that's easy. >> save that for another segment. >> want to show us how to dunk? >> i don't want to. >> oh! nice try. nice try. one more time. quickly, you can see the harlem globetrotters tomorrow and sunday. two show times each day. go to harlemglobetrotters.com. have a good weekend, thank you. >> beautiful. >> i love it. >> bob does have skills. a new name, b-smooth. >>> let's take a look at the forecast. a lot going on. >> he is smooth. i am blown away by that performance. we'll continue to blow your mind when i get to your temperatures, for not just today, but the upcoming weekend. made it to friday. 53 degrees in snonl. 56. good morning to you at gilroy. 55 in concord and 55 degrees. sunnyvale, nice. the only piece of bad

the clashes have been stronger between other heads of government between france and germany in the past 30 years. it is so fundamental to the sense of their identity. any clashes will not seriously rock about. >> why not britain or any of the other global powers? >> in fact, he insisted in the treaty there should be a preamble added that the franco- german friendship would not in any way prejudice the relationship between britain and the united states. they have received a french band initiation from charles de gaulle that he did not get from the british prime minister at the time.+ it is perhaps deeper than and some people imagine. it has been the case that germany and france as well as next-door neighbors have a particular interest in trying to achieve this together. it is more than a friendship. it is a partnership because they have common goals. the common goal was to integrate europe politically and economically. that is really a part of this friendship. it is something that both france and germany see as being essential to their own well- being. >> could also be about rival nation

said it wasn't a fight between the government and the opposition, but rather a fight between sir yarks the holeland and its enemy. and here's what he had to say about that point. >> translator: this is a conflict between authority and power or between the enemies of the homeland. this is a conflict between those who wanted to take revenge against the people. to fragment syria. those are the enemies of the people. and the enemies of god. and the enemies of god will go to hell. >> martin, this was a speech that was staged to look as though assad had a lot of support, it was at an opera house in damascus, you saw the crowd punctuating his remarks with cheering, chanting at times, with our hearts and souls we will sacrifice for you. towards the end of the speech, assad said he was offering an initiative for peace in syria. said there should be a referendum for a new constitution and an amnesty for prisoners. but he said he wouldn't negotiate with terrorists, that means that he won't negotiate with the majority of the opposition. mart snn. >> mohammed, this was a speech that had been highly

is there really a difference between these two considerations? is it not boil down to judging the leadership skill of the incumbent based on effectiveness during his first term versus the unknown leadership skills of the challenger. it's easy to point to the national security or economic consequences impact on the ratings have been in combat as the indicator of the popular view of a sitting president. the public was not over enchanted with the war in iraq when george w. bush ran for reelection. against john kerry, but voted by a small margin seem to believe bush should be the better theater cannot be with the vote reflected a favorable referendum on george w. bush's first term. the importance of the communication of a candidate cannot be discounted as a factor however. but all of this misses a different valuation of mayors being taken into account in judging between incumbent or obama and his challenger, and that rummy. that is the of the second term on so many presidents. only seven of 19 presidents elected to a second term avoided having a trou

between hamas and for a catastrophe it's proof for that doesn't mean peace etc etc but for this family nothing can detract from the feeling of gratitude and joy of a father and son coming home they tears and smiles it could a hope that a new chapter is also about to open in gaza political life police here r.t. on the israel gaza border where the u.s. considering the possibility of removing all of its troops from afghanistan by the end of twenty fourteen president karzai is preparing for crucial talks in washington is meeting with president obama this friday is set to outline america's role in afghanistan with the pentagon still mulling the number of troops that could remain to contain insurgency in the country but just a dozen are all political professors in new york university says it's in no one's interest for the u.s. military didn't leave immediately there's a lot of talk about not leaving any troops there at all however i don't think the u.s. can afford that leader and the religious part of violence going on there so i think the president will probably win some troops there first.

that shift, as it is called in the internal documents, a shift between tactical intersection between a few people and strategic interception of an entire nation. we exposed documents earlier this year which you can look up where, for example, a french company, which is closely connected to french intelligence, supplied a nationwide interception system against gaddafi's libya in 2009. in fact, the lawyers connected to wikileaks were in the manual, as an example of how the intersection system worked. >> in terms of corporate surveillance as well, you often find now in the media a huge push to get people to use social networks, the degree to which corporate surveillance is going on as well as government surveillance. >> there is no barrier anymore between corporate surveillance and government surveillance. facebook, gmail, as general petraeus found out. the interplay between u.s. intelligence agencies and other intelligence agencies is fluid. if you look back to an early example of the worst penetration by intelligence of a society, perhaps east germany, a good percentage of people had

jesus, if he's born -- this is one of the chronological differences between the gospels. if harrod is alive as he has to be from matthew's birth narrative to work we know that harrod died in minus 4. if there is a tax which happens when corinius is the liggot of syria as luke says, we know that a tax that happened in plus 6. so you have to pick where you want, matthew and luke named different points. >> is there an abundance of evidence forthcoming from archeology and other sources that will settle all of these matters, do you think, upcoming? >> well, it's hard to say. you know, who knows what remained buried in the sands of palestine but -- >> do you draw hope from the rapprochement that may take place between syria and israel? >> i think anything that opens up the land to exploration, archeological exploration is going to be helpful. >> you think there's a lot more there/. >> you don't think it was bethlehem. >> that's right. >> there was a controversial word used by jeffrey sheler a year ago and that was mary was a virgin at the time she gave birth to jesus, correct,

. >>> toshiba reported results between april and december of 2012. the maker of electronic equipment says operating profit rose 12% in yen terms from the period in 2011 to about a billion dollars. as the main factors of cite souring demand at home and abroad and stronger chip demand for smart phones. toshiba says net income jumped to $600 million, that's more than six times larger than the year before. the company says the weak yen dramatically improved its bottom line. meanwhile, seven out of nine electric power companies have reported their results posted losses due to a sharp rise in fuel costs. the utilities except for okinawa were in the red between april and december 2012. tokyo electric power is not reporting results because it's currently under state control. four utility posted record losses for the period. kyushu, $2.6 billion. kansai, $1.7 billion. meanwhile, tohoku sustained a loss of $600 million. chubu, $24 million. power utilities had to shoulder higher fuel costs as demand for thermal power generation rose. this is because most of the

depending on the spacing between trains. but the computer can't determine the optimum speed to stay on schedule. that is still in the hands of the driver. >> translator: 54:15. on time. in order to be on schedule, i calculate the speed by subtracting the distances. >> reporter: that number, 163, is the distance in kilometers from tokyo station. he uses this number to figure out the exact speed needed to arrive at the next stop on time. no computers for this calculation. it's all done in his head. so far he has stopped at two stations and passed two others. on time to the second. but then -- >> translator: departing 15 seconds left. >> reporter: it took time getting the passengers on and off. he accelerates. he wants to make up for the delay, but he has to be careful. if he goes too fast, he'll trigger the automatic brakes, nudging the shifter so he keeps just inside the speed limit. time check. >> translator: passing, three seconds late. >> reporter: he makes up the lost time over the next two stations. by the third station,

beach drive shut down between 410 and the d.c. line.al flooding area there and that remains closed off westbound clopper road west of 270 at first field. woodfield road shut down each way at churchill down. let's continue with the flooding. the beltway here at river road. traffic running smoothly notch problems to report in each direct as you travel between 270 and your exits at the american legion bridge. southbound georgia avenue between aspen hill and hewitt, only the left lane squeezing by at the scene of this water main break. northbound, your lanes or open. that's a check of -- your lanes are open. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> ate warping to drivers in the district. starting today, you will get slapped with a ticket for crossing into the bike lanes on pennsylvania avenue. mayor grayished the emergency order months ago making u-turns across bike lanes illegal in an effort to shut down on accidents. some helmet cam video shows how bad appear accident can happen in a flash. one man had a driver pull in front of h

our low will be between 38-45. look at our 7-day forecast -- some sun tomorrow afternoon, 59 degrees, up to 68 by sunday. no record in d.c., but we might get close by dulles. more rain early next week. >> boy, it is so great to be friday. i like that you put the fog in the production and show it in the image there. i'm so glad we do not have any fog or what pavement today. off to a quiet start for virginia. the 14th street bridge and a 395, no problems. good morning to our nation's capitol. that looks good. crews are dealing with the vehicle fire in virginia on interstate 95 in the southbound direction. we wanted to give you a heads up. southbound i-95, between del boulevard, 66, the lanes are open. maryland 95, the bw parkway good. on a maryland 97, closed at liberte road, and will be for the entire rush-hour. the american legion bridge -- this looks good. >> 5:20. in today's tech bytes apple is shooting down rumors of a reporting -- of the offering a cheaper iphone. >> security flaws discovered in software on mil

the tension between who is really going to complete the process. lincoln encouraged the bored states to do it themselves, even gradually, and he was going to offer federal assistance. what is more is that, as important as the emancipation proclaimation was, it was mar measure and that's gets to the issue of the 13th amendment. what was going to happen once the war inned was the emaps pacing proclaimation retain it legal authority, or would it effectively be overthrown by the courts? the press for the 13th 13th amendment came to secure emancipation. but we have to remember the emancipation proclaimation would only be in effect if the union side won the war ask the confederate side surrendered, and until late in the war that's a lot of talk about armistice, and it was clear if there was an armistice, the principals of the emancipation proclaimation would go out the window. there's no question that slavery would not return as it had been before but history does go backwards. >> host: the political world of slavery and free dome. what was the par addit

who i think at this point it might even be a line between pretty conservative right wing republicans and tea partiers i mean we're we're because you know there's a kind of other line of real moderate republican ism which is pretty much nonexistent now but there's also people who i think a lot of the kind of tribes the delegation would represent who are really still very conservative very right wing but they have a fundament the they have a certain rationality in their view of government and they know that billick this is never been held up before it's pretty extraordinary and obviously they also have to look out for their constituents too so i think it might be a dividing line between what's left of a more kind of rational republicanism and really extreme party ism and michael an interesting point to make is that governor chris christie he made a speech that disaster relief wasn't a political issue before but it clearly is now is this what the us is coming to everything big and little is divided down down party lines really. yeah i mean it's pretty extraordinary there's never been a

something new, which gave rise to the development of an intelligence capacity, breaking down of the walls between ourselves and cia, nsa, and the intelligence community, but i think always in the back of our mind, everyone at the bureau knew we could not let this happen again. on that day, i felt like that high school student who got the wrong assignment when the president asked that question, but it has been in the back of my mind since then. each president, for most on their mind is protecting the american public from another attack. >> we have a number of questions that deal with mission areas you did not mention specifically, given the importance of cyber security and espionage and counterterrorism. i wonder if you could say a little bit about two things, one being your sense of where the country is in respect to drug policy. the fbi is involved with drug policy along with other law- enforcement agencies, but more generally, how you approach the challenge of managing this broad range of responsibilities that the fbi has to continue to attend to, while at the same time prioritizing the mission

their top management and between revenue-producing units and risk officers. the unsuccessful firms pursued revenue-producing ventures without constructive dialogue with those concerned about risk. my favorite example is a credit officer at fannie mae who went to his boss saying we're buying these mortgages, and we're really paying too much given the amount of risk they contain, and the boss said to him can you tell me why you're the only person many this company who believes -- in this company who believes in your model? they disregard it from the risk officers. freddie mac in 2005 fired his ceo, his chief risk officer just as the company increased its risk taking. lehman's ceo fired its risk officer in 2007, and by contrast because of their application of a constructive dialogue and a robust sense of the risk she reward trade-off, many times they refrain from lucrative but risky types of products and transactions that seem to be making so much money for their competitors. constructive dialogue was ingrained in the company's culture. this also, this pattern a

this is between 2,000, and 2009. it is something i find so troubling, everything we do, cannot seem to be making inroads here so i have long been focused on it and just reintroduced along with senator repeat legislation that will help to address suicide and this is garrick lisa smith memorial act reauthorization. we are seeking to do is provide a focus on youth suicide and several different areas. and all so in addition to providing these grants and organizations that you grant to colleges and universities. but question i would have for you as director is how we can do more with and our colleges and universities to provide identification, early treatment, intervention and treatment services for young people, we see these documented mental-health feed the. i am concerned that we don't have sufficient flexibility within a program that currently exists. can you speak to your observations and what we could be doing better? and -- >> thank you for the question. the surgeon general along with a very strong public/private p

germany celebrate their friendship with a show of unity looks likely to stumble over widening divisions between the e.u. true powerhouses. and rock obama kicks off his second term in office with promises to back to mock procedure process with global sparking concerns america's intervention policies are not likely to change during his coming years and on. my from our studios in moscow you're watching r t with me and you so now it's good to have you with us two pm now in the russian capital our top story and it's officially decision time for israel with people across the country heading to the polls in a snap parliamentary election but the overwhelming sentiment is that the outcome will be no surprise benjamin netanyahu victory seems a foregone conclusion this despite discontent with his policies that many believe have led to economic hardship a lack of progress in peace negotiations with palestine and growing international isolation now polls suggest the prime minister will head the government for a third time analysts say that's largely due to the limited time for campaigning and the failure of

boards and then starts to rot in between there. so you have to keep that clean. once again that's a simple homeowner thing. you get a little saw blade or a pressure washer or just a saw blade is what i use. get down on your hands and knees and spend an hour and you get it all cleaned out. it's not a big deal. and if you fail to do that, you will be replacing your deck. >> one thing about stairs and really you have to -- if you're rebuilding a set of stairs, exterior stairs, what we try to do now is, if it doesn't have to be a usable space underneath, in other words, if it could just be an exterior storage, you can build the stairs and shim them off a finish siding on the inside. so you're not like the situation that -- i don't know if you've shown them the stairs, but you can build exterior stairs so you allow water to pass through. you can have it drain out. obviously if you have stairs over a living space you have to water proof the stairs -- waterproof the stairs but a lot of energy is being spent trying to get exterior stairs w

between hamas and the catastrophe it's proof that doesn't mean peace etc etc. but for this family nothing can detract from the feeling of question cheat and joy of a father and son coming home they tears and smiles it could the hope that a new chapter is also about to open in gaza political life. on the israel gaza border but as was supreme court has ruled out postponing the inauguration of president charges for a new term in office is legal opposition leader. has accepted the ruling after others called the delay unconstitutional or ag on your says that the matter was open to interpretation by the supreme court but that the president's continued absence could destabilize the government. article two thirty one of the venezuelan constitution does leave open to interpretation the issue of inauguration when the elected president cannot meet the date of january tenth before the national assembly which is the parliament what the article specifically says in a second clause is that in the case of unforeseen circumstances then the president elect will be sworn in befor

affecting relations between moscow and washington are just a gorgeous going up has more. this case is not only about the game against you who is dead but about the person who he directly worked for william browder who was a u.k. citizen and used to head a russian office off even to capital group and said well the prosecution believes that this fund was around twenty million dollars should give or take in its tax payments and so the marketing scheme was directly responsible for the taxes it is believed to that he submitted to big tax receipts while william browder authorized it. means he was detained put under. trial detention where he died before a court could make a decision on his case about william browder a left to russia and the u.k. has refused to actually. died officially due to problems with his heart to investigation looking into the circumstances of his death to not reveal any evidence that there was some violations from the authorities when he was detained to nevertheless the man is a presented in the west a especially in the state victim of various human right

also between 12th and 15th street. checking for delays on metro, no report of delays right now. 66 between 28, no delays. picking up volume eastbound toward the beltway. no major delays just yet. aaron and eun. >>> danella, thank youment. >>> 5:42 right now. what president obama is telling people about his wife as they prepare for today's inauguration festivities. >>> also ahead, what sasha obama was whispering to her father moments after he was sworn in on sunday. >>> here's a live view of the capitol right now where president obama will take the oath of office again later today. our live inauguration coverage continues in just a moment. at honda, we know some people are never happy with the way things e. and are always dreaming of how they could be. smarter, simpler, how-on-earth-does-it-do-that... er. and they make it that way. because things can always be better. we like those people. they think like us. introducing the best civic sedan yet. made possible by honda. >>> welcome back at 5:45. you're taking a live loo

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between us and her she was getting out. know, i'd have to ask, probably about eight inches, maybe, something like that. it was narrow, it was tight. [inaudible] >> mainly that she was cold and she wanted to get out as soon as possible. she was in good spirits the whole time, though, a real trooper. she worked really hard. >> what did you do to help keep her warm. >> we used a propane heater with a long tube. we have equipment that is specially designed for situations like this. it shoots warm out down to her, keep her warm. >> you managed to get blankets to her as well in. >> we were able to toss down some blankets. we heated up to iv fluid in case it got to the point where we needed to give her warm fluids. it didn't get to that. bill: he put his finger on the at question here, how did she get there? we heard about 3:00, 3:30 in the morning this woman fell between this cinder block wall and another area and she held on for some time before finally letting go. thank goodness those men in portland were there to extract her.

it's closed between brachton drive and rally lane.a look making the commute in maryland near shady grove. southbound and northbound. in fact, between urbana and the beltway, you're clear in both directions. no incidents to warn you about now. and as we head over to 50, checking cameras in the area. here's a live look at 301, you see light volume in both directions. in fact, from 301 to new york avenue, nice and clear. i'm back in ten. we'll check the rails then. over to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:53 now. today is sure to be a dark day for redskins' fans at d.c.'s city hall. a friendly wager will be settled between mayor gray and seattle's mayor. the two worked out a deal before the game that whichever team lost would have to raise the other town's flag in front of city hall. because the burgundy and gold left to seattle last sunday, the seattle city flag trial in along pennsylvania avenue all day today. it will come down at dusk. >> it's all right. you sound devastated by that. >> it's -- it's the whole sequence of events after the game

and included in this is a memorandum of understanding between the randall museum friends and the san francisco recreation and parks department outlining the roles and responsibilities for the project coordinator. and basically the project coordinator will serve as a liaison between the randall museum friendstionv and rec and park from design through construction. * friends the design construction documents are expected to be completed by the summer of 2014. construction will begin in early 2015 and it should be complete by fall of 2015. this is obviously a project of great interest to the community and it will provide much needed improvement to the museum facility including access to the site as well as better access to the museum exhibits and collections. and i'm available for your questions. >> colleagues, do we have any questions at this time? okay. seeing none, thank you very much. at this time i'd like to open up to public comment. if there are any members of the public that wish to comment on item number 3 or number 4, please step forward. seeing none, public comment is closed.

. >>> a woman trapped between two walls is pulled to safety. what it took for firefighters to cut her free, coming up. >> hi. from the cbs 5 weather center, lot of sunshine now, after a very cold start. much warmer days to come. we'll talk about that, coming up. woman became >>> an incredible rescue in oregon this morning, after a woman became sandwiched between two concrete walls. >> she was stuck there for four hours, while firefighters tried to expand the 10-inch space between those two walls and use heavy equipment to cut a hole and get her out. >> we used basically soapy water to kind of lube up the sides of the walls. then between us and her, she was getting out. >> well, the question still remains, how did she get there in the first place? firefighters say they don't know, but according to some reports, witnesses say she could have possibly been up on the roof smoking a cigarette when she fell between those two buildings. she's going to be fine. but if you're claustrophobic, yikes! >> has to be a nightmare. good thing she's all right. >>

the-eco- -- eco-friendly of relationships between human beings and the environment. most rely heavily on genetically modified seats. for most people living in these forests, support mother earth seems like a natural way of life. >> the flores is important for breathing fresh air. we have the water and humidity and we enjoyed the annals and the birds. it is important for the environment. the animals and the birds. >> u.s. president barack obama has signed a bill to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. he has returned from his holiday in hawaii. the deal agreed to by democrats and republicans will raise taxes on top earnings and maintaining race for the middle class. the u.s. secretary of state, hillary clinton, has left a new york hospital where she was treated for a blood clot between her brain and skull. she was accompanied by her husband, former president bill clinton, and her daughter. she sustained a concussion after fainting and hitting her head. a deal to take over the u.s. cable channel, current tv. >> 2012 has been a dynamic here for news. the purchase of curren

for us, between systems, we had a clipper system come between the lakes with a few snowshowers, especially in the lake areas. for us, clouds north and west of the mountains. most us are not seeing that. that will be the case today with a few clouds in the mountains. a breezy day and a quiet night tonight. we're back in the 20s in many areas. tomorrow starts quiet, although you notice the clouds by saturday. here we are at 6:00, increasing across the ohio and tennessee valley. a lot more bark than bite with this. by sunday, the bulk of the clouds start to move away from us. i think it will turn sunnier. traveling today, getting out of town, some snow showers in buffalo, 31, boston mostly cloudy at 37. we're looking at 36 and sunshine in chicago. our forecast calling for 43 but breezy today, sunny. tomorrow will start sunny, a few more clouds later on in the day. sun, early clouds becoming sunny, cool, 47, so we have the skins home, the ravens are home for the playoff game. maybe a little chilly for the tailgaters. a storm system will approach late wednesday into thursday. maybe 60 by wednes

for example, and improvement of relationship between u.s. and pakistan on that is better coordination between also there appears to be a better clarity of u.s. positions relating to the very important questions. >> i have offered a few comments that have made mr. my experience. i do not have any association with them. texas on liked several others have made policy at stakes. pakistan has suffered but it is not all on the ground or in on the floor of many of their contributions to the region. i would also say they cannot place the blame for all of the problems on to others. the first point of a to make here, this is done talk about credit bet. not as much now. i have not met for several years while i was i in the form office any responsible person from anti civilian leadership who would be seeking to go to afghanistan or who would be considering the taliban as an asset for the future. i am not going to go into details of these as far as the taliban as concerned. there is no question of popular returning to get in why i did enter the mid 1990'

since the recent conflict between israel and her boss, there has been allegiances revealed between the factions. the western nations are wary of the group. many countries regard that as a terrorist organization. earlier this week, the israeli government says it could take control of the west bay. the rally was earlier than planned and speakers stopped after organizers said there were organizational problems. there were reports between members that felt the leaders were not given a prominent enough role at the event. >> a roundup of other stories. the united states started deploying troops and missiles to turkey. the question that the defense system and ingun's citizen's guide when a mortar landed on their home. gabrielle gifford has visited the town where a gunman killed 26 people inside of an elementary school. deferreds was shot and critically wounded in a 2011 shooting and was planning to meet on friday with families. now for the bumpy ride the american economy has taken. we started the week with high drama and related -- ended with the latest unemployment report. theasn't enough to

and quickly too, farewell. >> rose: so what is going on between the two of them? >> hamlet and o theoia. >> you can look at this in two almost contradictory ways. one is that hamlet is expressing towards othielia all of his disgust towards women. and that disgust towards women's behavior and women's sexuality has been aroused business his mother's behavior. and he is projecting it on her. and slathering her with the disdain he feels for all women kind. >> rose: right. >> at the same time, the text is absolutely clear that he recognizes that she is being used as a pawnment and she has agreed to stage this scene with him and to be observed by polonius and claudius, to try to find out the secret of hamlet. so at that point the betrayal that he feels by her is not just a generalized betrayal by the entire sex. it's also a specific portrayal by his girlfriend. and the fact that shakespeare gives you both of those possibilities to play with is part of what makes him the greatest playwright. >> take a look. this is scene five, act five, scene one, the graveyard scene whe

that is the public seems to be more right wing but i think the vote is going to be widely split be between a number of parties which will present themselves in the center and often you know is going to have to rely on the center party center right center left in order to form a coalition the tend the trend of thinking is that not in your will not want to form a right wing radical the hardline coalition government based on the religious right and the ultra orthodox parties but he will seek to form a coalition with the more center parties this is a at least what the analysts are saying here in the people who follow netanyahu very closely he might be in a situation where he can't form a government with the center parties and he will have to rely on the right wing religious parties in the ultra-orthodox parties and then it will be a much more hardline government. if that is the case what are we to expect that in terms of foreign policy changes less some more willingness to compromise with palestine. well since the government of israel hasn't done anything to move the peace process forward in t

now >> joining us now is reyna grande who was the author of a memoir, "the distance between us" is what it's called. what is reyna grande, where did you grow up? >> where did i grow up. up, i was born in a small city in mexico.'s three nobody has really heard of it. it's about three hours away from acapulco. dri it's in land and if you're driving from mexico city to acapulco, you have to pass by it >>ent how big isn't? >> it was very small when i was growing up. pe there it has about over 100,000 people there but i grew up in they. outskirts of the city. so to me it felt more like auray small town. rt it was very rural. you know, there were dirt roads, no running water. tha the city was very unstable. so that's where i grew up, in the the outskirts very, very close to the mountains. which are very, very beautiful, and, you know, very meaningful to me because when my parents came to the u.s., and the u.s., to us, we called it the other side, and as a child, i always thought that it was the other side of the mountains so i thought that that's where the u.s. was, on the other side of those

it is the president last week when i fly landed between his eyes and of course either he's bill's above or their corpses around him and somebody and abroad. did send me this image and this is jamie dimon what he really looks like her she is a filter and instagram filter that shows the true nature of the subject oh absolutely in a war setting the corpses stink and they rot and you can smell them but here in the financial war banks like ages b.c. lloyds barclays royal bank of scotland they're they're run by zombies they're dead they're rotting but you don't smell it because the the rotting banking system doesn't doesn't emit an odor. such so people are not aware that they're walking amongst the dead the british pound is a zombie currency and the british bankers are all necrophiliac loving the zombie bankers and banks and this is what we do we report on it we're on the front lines exactly but i think there is an awful stench we all did smell it in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight people were panicked people are scared people that was because of the stench of the banking sy

after friday's mass clashes between police and government protesters across egypt unrest is now in the city of port after twenty one people were sentenced to death this for their role in football riots last year that source seventy four lose their lives or relatives or the defendants attempted to storm a local prison following the verdict eight people were reportedly killed in the process our troops have been deployed to the city with reports that train lines have now been shut down well true reports. really harsh sentence the death sentence for twenty one people this is being met with violent scenes in port side at the moment reports on the ground are saying they're seeing civilians with their automatic weapon. running around the streets attacking security forces here in cairo the scenes are actually relatively jubilant as the ultras the hardcore people fans see this is very much a victory this of course quite a politicized verdict at the time of the disaster and people said that the security officials themselves had quite a lot to do with the massacre as they let the rival fun club g