>> well, betty, looks like we're not quite past that partisan bickering that people hoped after theywas the good news. the bad news is that they have not agreed on this. as you said, republicans and democrats keep fighting over mainly how to pay for it as well as the length, but this three-month proposal that had some bipartisan support just hasn't gotten enough overall support because republicans are saying we want to have immediate savings in other areas, and democrats are saying we want to put those savings out to the out years, as far along as 2024, and republicans are saying that's just not good enough. so, both sides really want to find out where those savings are. there's still some hope for this, but it's sort of losing steam right now. >> minority leader mitch mcconnell says a proposal is fundamentally unfair, but majority leader harry reid seems to believe republicans are filibustering unemployment benefits. so, any idea who's right here? >> well, i think what the republicans are concerned, not only about where to find the savings, but also that democrats are leading them d

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but now more potential bickering between democrats and republicans, and it's clear as the clock ticks, and more people are ticked off over unemployment roles. it was 1.3 when the unemployment insurance expired. and it's up to 1.4, and every day the number increases. and now bickering in the senate between harry reid it this week. >> mike mccarren in washington, and tonight, surprising statements by a key israeli official. when defense minister described john kerry as messianic and obsessive when it comes to peace in the middle east. the white house defended those comments. >> there's no sign of a breakthrough in the latest round of israeli-palestinian peace talks, but the israeli defense minister said that the process is a waste of time and blames the u.s. secretary of state. according to israel's largest newspaper, he said in a private conversation. >> american secretary of state, john kerry, with messianic fervor can't teach me anything about the palestinians. >> there were no actual negotiationing with the palestinians. americans are holding negotiations with us, and parallel with

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a divorce lawyer is sharing her secrets to end all the bickering in washington. >>> we want to welcomef blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with west virginia's water disaster. more residents are now being told their tap water is safe to drink again after chemicals spilled into a major water supply. but how safe is it really? cnn put it to the test, and we're revealing the results for the first time right now. our own jean ka scasarez is in virginia. what are you finding out. >> reporter: we just learned about 50% of the people in this area now can use their tap water. but that leaves 50% that are still in the red zone. they can't use their tap water. everybody is testing their water. they're even testing the water in the fire hydrants around here. well, we put it to the test. how safe is really safe? while officials continue to test the public water supply here in charleston, west virginia, cnn decided to do our own testing with test america, a private company out of ohio. >> i'm going to collect five of these bottles for this particular sample. >> reporter: we wante

congressional politicians bicker over whether the country can afford a program. unemployed americans were able to count on. >> a landslide caused by heavy rains in bolivia killed two. locals dug through mud trying to recover bodies. rescue teams are sent to the area. there are fears that the death toll can rise. on monday the u.n. top judicial body will rule on one of the last big boarder d disputes. at take are thousands of square kilometres of the pacific ocean. we have this report from africa. >> the port of arica. since the end of the 19th century it belonged to chilly and the fishing waters that extend from the shores. that's how it been until now. in all of chile, but especially here, the international court of justice's verdict on the maritime boarder is awaited with anxiety. we have been firing the waters since the age of 10. >> translation: this is absurd. it's been chilean since our great grandfathers won the war. we can't give it away. >> in dispute are 38,000km of fishing waters off the coast of chile and peru, which the latter wants to reclaim, argui

you bicker. have your ups and downs. that was a sister and brother's bond. between the two of them. >> reporter: police have take an 14-year-old into custody. family says that is the younger brother of the victim. we are not releasing the suspect's name because he is a minor and police haven't confirmed the victim's name. detectives are still on scene interviewing and processing the scene. at this point we will check in with them and continue talking to family to see if we could find anymore details as to what might have turned this into a deadly shooting. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. instead of prescribing drugs they are abusing them. how to spot a doctor under the influence and how to report them. doctors don't have to under go drug or alcohol testing but that could change. ktvu's john fowler is in oakland near a billboard that has a strong message. john? >> reporter: that's right. look east near 22 and you will see this billboard. we discovered today what this is all about. >> reporter: she said she wanted a tummy tuck but ended up disfigured

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in the main political opposition party in which the syrian national coalition has been plagued by bickering willful strikeouts katherine or strands. tell us more now double that he does have to say here in paris sassy strands of syria making now and john kerry speaking after talks with arab leaders are yet to plenty to say about the seven areas of the middle east on the syrian conflict he again stressed that the french foreign minister said saying there is no minutes the solution to the crisis in syria in the state's be a political solution he said there isn't a way for a call from reaching the petite conference which is due to start on saturday the twenty second he did he'd be expected to be difficult he said he doesn't expect any kind of agreement in the last few days at this conference but he insisted it was very important for the day for players to get around the table. he said that they need peace forum he said that the uae is for members of the regime to sit down with members of the syrian opposition and start talking about. see that's been in a sixteen point he's trying to get the sy

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minister sergey lavrov says he's seen no bickering between the rival syrian factions but does stress that diplomatic efforts are not progressing fast you know more details from geneva two on our website. also want to keep calm as millions of cash strapped americans struggle to recover from recession one banking giant is giving its c.e.o. a whopping reward and we tell you all about it online. it's interim leader says he is ready to hold an early presidential election as a step towards forming a democratically elected government the vote is expected to take place by mid april president announcement follows days of violence across egypt this comes after forty nine people were killed in street clashes on the third anniversary of the two thousand and eleven uprising security forces used tear gas to disperse and to government protesters in several areas of cairo while on tougher your square thousands rally in support of the military also this week a wave of deadly bombings shook the capital claiming six lives inspired militants claimed responsibility but the authorities are placing the bla

. >> reporter:and while the brother and sister may have bickered, they did love each other very much. >> reporter:what is unclear right now, how mario got a gun. and who that gun was registered too. live in oakland justine waldman kroon 4 news. >> pam: justine he is considered armed and dangerous yet the police has not released a photo of the youngest man. ? we have seen some facebook photos of floating all round but i am not sure what the police has decided not to release the photos. >> pam: there are a number of surveillance cameras at the apartment complex where this killing took place. kron four's terisa estacio talked with the property manager of the building. who has pulled the video and looked at it. he talked with her about what he saw of the crime. >> reporter: he says there are more than 100 cameras here at this facility. cameras such as this one, right behind me. that is me on a surveillance camera. chuck says as soon as he learned of the crime he pulled the video from the hallway. with the victim of injustice lived with her grandmother and brother of mario the suspect in t

water, it has medicine that is waiting to get into homs, but it seems like the two sides are still bickering over what the real problem is or who is causing the problem as to why the food and water hasn't been there for eight, nine months. first we heard from the deputy foreign minister of syria, and he seemed to blame the opposition for all those problems inside homs. >> i have been personally involved for the last more than two years to get these children and women outside of the old city of homs. we could not. we did this when the general was there leading the arab league's mission. we did this later with the united nations mission. we have been doing this all the time. but in all of our attempts we have been prevented by the groups that could not allow a single person, a single child to be leaving the center of homs. i assure you that now at this moment, at this second if the armed groups, if the terrorists in the city of homs allow these children and women to move and to leave the old city of homs, we shall allow them immediately every access. we shall provide them with shelter and medi

people i don't see five the fact that saudi arabia from its own reasons with all of the american bickering but with all reason this is supposed being certain elements we've been in this position because the saudi arabia government can split throwing them out to try to broker. the rise of a take over the future when the those groups really. have it it's quite clear. it was a. very hard to take on. once again on a plan by having that fact that her make her number. one. please. please. please. applause. openly waves its black flags over to iraqi cities with thousands of refugees fleeing the impending bloodbath as the us backed army prepares for a counterattack on the insurgent forces. in syria al qaeda linked rebels and opposition groups engage in the infighting the growing divisions among those aiming to threatening the coming peace talks. the backing of. clearance sale of countries assets to catch up. with security being a major concern of the upcoming winter olympics in sochi we take a look at hell but who says.

other people i don't see flies the fact that saudi arabia for its own reasons with the american bickering but with always in this. certain elements we've been in this position because this would be a really big government preferring to try to broker. the rise ok take it over the future when the those groups operate together so be aware that it's quite clear. previously peacekeepers were primarily concerned with monitoring peace deals you know post conflict environment nowadays they're increasingly asked to operate in a highly. let's go back to while billie still angel to stay. motionless what these people have closed over almost twenty years four million people killed millions of displaced and refugees tens of thousands of women raped. children recruited those soldiers were all slaves no please. please little. little limitless. little. little. little please please please please please please please. i live. top diplomats from the united states and russia meet in a bid to salvage syrian peace talks even as rebel forces turn their fire on each other in an unprecedented turf war. pulling no

number of synapses supporting fresh penalties has doubled the report has more in the growing internal bickering. and where it can lead. it was just a few months ago inside the united nations headquarters were the presidents of iran and the year lastly it groundwork for new and positive diplomatic relations. how wether the historic success achieved over the past four months may soon be significantly compromised if not destroyed by america's own lawmakers according to reports the nine us senators are now backing i'd new package of unilateral sanctions aimed to increase pressure on iran for its nuclear program. this means that the setting is just one ball of light from the sixty needed to pass most legislation with the house of representatives which is already showed strong support for economic pressure against tehran according to reports the legislation would a black lace up early running industrial sectors had threatened banks and companies around the world being banned from the us market with the help of one export anymore forty are not the provisions would only take that back stitching on viol

senators supporting fresh penalties has doubled in a fortnight has more now on the growing internal bickering and way it could lead. it was just a few months ago inside the united nations headquarters where the presidents of iran and the us laid groundwork for new and positive diplomatic relations however the historic success achieved over the past four months may soon be significantly compromised if not destroyed by america's own lawmakers according to reports fifty nine u.s. senators are now backing a new copy of unilateral sanctions aimed to increase pressure on iran for its nuclear program this means that the senate is just one vote away from the sixty needed to pass most legislation with the house of representatives which is already showing strong support for economic pressure against tehran according to reports the legislation would blacklist several iranian industrial sectors and threaten banks and companies around the world with being banned from the u.s. market if they help you want to export any more oil now the provisions would only take effect if tehran violates the six month inte

of reality i don't be fired the fact that saudi arabia for its own reasons without the american bickering but with their own reasons is supporting certain elements within the syrian opposition because the saudi arabian government is preferring now to try to blow. rather ok take care of the future with those groups will operate against saudi arabia it's quite clear ok daniel if i go back you in washington i agree with what we just heard here because you know washington these look they look at these nation states here and they look at suppose geopolitical interests or maybe a little bit of oil is thrown in there but you have the saudis there with a stack of money and it's just all about iran and you know and that's the prism that they see everything through and the united states continues to trip and fall and walk through a minefield in that region because they don't get the same interpretation because they don't understand they don't look at politics that way and their greatest one of their greatest allies in the middle east that's exactly how they think. sure you talk about a learning cur

explanations the world leaders whenever and where ever it can and then tells us know what started out as bickering between china and japan over japanese prime minister shinzo abe's visit to the ghastly shrine is quickly morphing into a high level diplomatic war of words the shrine is highly controversial as if the first several class a war criminals as well as scores of that was found guilty of lesser crimes chinese diplomats are using all possible channels to ensure the world knows full well that at this visit was unacceptable. japanese officials were busy justify not this move whenever they have a chance to sit down with world leaders. china's ambassador to the us sweet in kind during a press hearing criticized the ban saying he should take full responsibility for the deterioration of china japan relations. well the basket can add that junk inside also condemned a visit during an interview with the local media outlets chinese ambassador to britain the deal shall mean when even further. and a letter published in britain steely telegraph and he'll come here to add this visit to an evil wizard at t

moscow is trying to keep it from falling apart foreign minister sergei lavrov says he's seen no bickering between rival syrian factions but does stress that diplomatic efforts are not progressing fast enough more details from the talks on our website. also on our key dot com as millions of people still struggle to recover from the great recession one banking giant is giving its c.e.o. a whopping handout we'll tell you all that and more online. egypt's interim leader says he's ready to hold an early presidential election as a step toward forming a democratically elected government there the vote expected to happen by mid april president months or as announcement follows days of violence across egypt as the country marked three years since the two thousand and eleven uprising forty nine people were killed in the street clashes security forces used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in several parts of the capital while on top here square thousands rallied in support of the military also this week deadly bombings shook cairo claiming six lives al qaeda inspired militants admitte

deal with republicans on an 11-month extension which would cost about $18,000,000,000 but started bickering over how to pay for it. >> bill would help the roughly 1.4 million americans who have been out of work for 27 weeks or more. that's six months. i recently spoke with economist kevin hassett, director of comicpom studies at the conservative think tank american intrp prize institute. he believes when people are out of work too long, it hurts their ability to get back into the workforce. >> that's whee started our discussion. >> let's be clear that these are folks who really desperately need the help of all of us, you know, in government, too, that folks who are unrequested for more than a year have a really, really hard time getting job interviews. they get kind of a stain on their resume that really sticks out because you've got an empty spot, and so there are a lot of people that have been en concerned to become long-term unemployed by really, really long benefits who are now having a hard time getting a job, and they desperately need our help. so that's absolutely, you know >> the fi

wanting a crack at the one thing goal with just over two weeks ago before new winner games in sochi bickering team has finalized its roster again uses the sun reports. in their moment has the time wearing the t v uniform with the national flag passed on it is an ultimate goal and ultimate honor for anything after that. then during the afternoon went early lead thanks to the highest number of greek athletes ever will get to wear that. with a handful of returning champions and like you're seeing this in surrey on an annual conference team meets a need for a top ten finish for third place at the winter gates we are sending the biggest watever of sixty four athletes of forty percent from the bank to olympic games. chris refused to be tough on tuesday. but now we're sending athletes in almost all sports to the winning games. i'm a salad for sochi and sometimes even brighter. these young athletes person for the finals in sports. and a place on the podium in town and i wrote about my first olympics and i hope so she is a stepping stone for me to stand on the podium and count on two thousand eighteen

crime i can imagine where you could put these people that wouldn't endanger the community political bickering has kept detainees in limbo for years nearly eight hundred prisoners have been sent to guantanamo bay since two thousand to one hundred fifty five detainees remain there today most without charge or trial i don't think the u.s. has a nuff evidence to support holding. most of these men the burden is on the united states to justify it and the united states can't simply say oh well you know we think these are bad guys but we can't really prove it it's a view the us president seems to agree with the idea that we would still maintain forever. a group of individuals who have not been tried that is pont true to who we are it is contrary to our interests and it needs to stop so why hasn't it one of the problems opposition on capitol hill congressional restrictions have made it more difficult to relocate or transfer detainees for years republicans in particular have insisted the prison stay open in the name of national security simply stated the american people don't want to close guantanamo b

moscow is keeping a close eye on holding it that way foreign minister sergei lavrov says he's seen no bickeringbetween rival syrian factions but does stress that diplomatic efforts are not progressing fast enough more details from the conference on our web site r t dot com also there as millions of cash strapped americans struggle to recover from the recession of one banking giant is giving its c.e.o. a whopping pay day we'll tell you about it on live. egypt's interim leaders says he's ready to hold an early presidential election as a step toward forming a democratically elected government the vote expected to happen by mid april president months soars announcement follows days of violence across the country as egypt notched up three years since its uprising forty nine people were killed in street clashes security forces used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in several parts of cairo on top we're square thousands rallied in support of the military also this week a wave of deadly bombings cairo claiming six lives al qaeda inspired militants a admitted responsibility but the author

even while they were bickering in switzerland all day, they were still dying in syria. terry moran, abc news, london. >>> and back here, at home tonight. an update. a surprising turn in a case that made headlines across this country. you'll remember the older man accused of shooting a young father who was texting the babysitter during the movie preview? well, tonight, abc's matt gutman tells us about the new twist in his defense. >> reporter: nicole oulson, speaking out for the first time, describes the moment her husband, chad, was killed after texting in a movie theater. >> and just to think that in the blink of an eye, my whole world just got shattered into a million pieces. and now i'm left trying to pick them up. >> reporter: the oulsons were enjoying a rare night out. >> i was so excited and looking forward to spending the day with the love of my life. >> reporter: before the movie started the screen lit up with a familiar announcement turn your phones off. chad oulson sent one last text to the babysitter. and prosecutors say that annoyed the man sitting behind hi

conference together not trying to keep it from falling apart foreign minister lavrov says he's seen no bickering between rival syrian factions but does stress that diplomatic efforts are progressing faster no more details from the geneva two talks on our website. also on r.t. to his millions still struggle to recover from the great recession of one banking giants giving its c.e.o. a whopping handout we'll tell you all about that on line. egypt's interim leader says he's ready to hold an early presidential vote as a step toward forming a democratically elected government the ballot expected to take place by mid april president months or his announcement follows days of violence across egypt as the country marked three years since the two thousand and eleven uprising forty nine people were killed in street clashes security forces using tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in several parts of cairo while in tahrir square thousands rallied in support of the military also this week away from the deadly bombings shook the capital claiming six lives a kite inspired militants admitted respons