three years ago israel had the carte blanche and not only the west to plow do this and didn't say it would be against the sitting but these time we are facing a new egypt and gaza ease in the backyard of egypt and i'm not sure that egypt will remain indifferent reserve you another thing but having said this i'm not sure that this is enough to prevent an attack because unfortunately israeli politicians in general not always react in the most racial and logical way it seems like you're saying that it could go either way that you do think an attack is possible but it won't necessarily happen there are reports that the head of hamas has ordered an end to attacks on israeli targets but we keep seeing rockets being fired from gaza so why is the masses leadership in gaza undermining attempts to prevent any kind of escalation in violence. first a full note everyone in israel listens carefully to the new voices in the hamas and the new voices it's very clearly so. in the recent days speaking in a new language it's not only about snooks launching any terek sions but it's also about recognizing

we have the ex-senator here, blanche lincoln, democrat john sununu, republican. they'll give us their take on whether congress will be able to get anything done before the end of the year. but today we've got two sununus for the price of one. former governor john sununu will be here, too, later. he's leading the romney charge against newt gingrich. we'll get the inside scoop on why romney is making this strategy and making this pivot. >>> first a look ahead at the president's schedule today. he's got a hanukkah reception. but i think you're going to see a lot of push on his version of the payroll tax compromise. you're watching "the daily rundown." have >>> if the payroll tax cut is attached to a whole bunch of extraneous issues not related to making sure that the american people's taxes don't go up on january 1st, then it's not something that i'm going to accept. >> the president threatening to veto any bill to extend the payroll tax holiday if it's tied to any other legislation, the key being about that keystone pipeline. speaker boehner said that's a fight rep

and the checks in with the assistant every night, the assistant was basically card block -- carte blanche and the beat owner was able to be contacted by his clients. the sergeant said he would check into it a week later. that was all right to work it is administratively. we have put together a list of papers i have given to everyone of you. we have had 21 liaison officers in 21 years. we had one for three weeks, another for two weeks. this sets up the patrol special program for failure. as soon as you have a liaison officer the start to know the ins and outs of the business, they are transferred. paperwork is lost or misplaced, paperwork doesn't exist. they don't remember who they talked to. it is a recipe for failure. it is unacceptable, absolutely unacceptable. the other thing came up about post-certified backgrounds. i contacted a person that i know, i asked him what is the difference between a post- certified background at a regular background? he said, basically the same but not. post-certified backgrounds, as long as they appear to standards, which post -- as long as they have taken

my wife blanche dreamt of a doll with longhair to brush.away rather than sell most of the ornaments. >> my sister blanche and i always knew how lucky we were at christmas. in working with children at the association to benefit children the knew that the hope of christmas to come was too often unrealized for some children. year i decided to make candy covered christmas trees which will be part of the dinner at ronald mcdonald house for children fighting their family's cancer together. >> i remember as a boy of 11 or 123 years old speaking at friday night advent bible vigils to a barely occupied saint joseph's church in greenwich village. congregation of widows who miled as they walked that young man in a jacket and tie, read isaiah. behold the serr virgin shall conceive and bear a son and shall call his name emanuel. and they beamed as i continued the key of the house of david will i lay upon his shoulder and the government shall be upon his shoulder and they seemed comforted and so was i at that young age. as he was walked in procession i h

is trades and i suppose one hundred one dollars per barrel while the brant blanche is at one hundred nine dollars per barrel. now on through at which is asia as the most when we go for a mild losses on wall street the nikkei was lower point two percent up tell you that's housing prices and japanese try out for dropped that sign pal ask decided that slower growth in china and europe sovereign debt crisis will dampen company earnings offset better than this time estimated u.s. consumer confidence. in russia the markets are mixed oil prices process all providing some support for energy majors though trading is to end by year end holidays and next to the moment news out of the u.s. and europe. that's it for now we bring you more market analysis in about fifteen minutes here on our team. six six. six. coming to. the limits to sleep. six expansion. if. wealthy british saw some. time to explain its. mark.

three years ago israel had the card bludgeon not only carte blanche the west had plowed it is and didn't say a word against the city but this time we are facing a new egypt and gaza ease in the backyard of egypt and i'm not sure that egypt will remain indifferent visa via another thing but having said this i'm not sure that this is enough to prevent an attack because unfortunately israeli politicians in general not always react in a most racial and logical way but the current government of israel has no serious intention about serious dialogue with the palestinians maybe some photo opportunities but nothing more than the send the p.a. the palestinian authority had just launched another proposal for israel to get back to the negotiation table they even gave up the precondition of freezing the settlements which is a minimum. condition and they had suggested just symbolic release of one hundred palestinian prisoners to get back to negotiation table and what it is will say no. we have more opinion reports and the timeline of the gaza offensive three years ago on our website there you can als

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is trades and i suppose one hundred one dollars per barrel while the brunt blanche is at one hundred nine dollars per barrel. now on through at which is asia has a mostly week of pulling mild losses on wall street the nikkei was lower point two percent up to you that's housing prices and japanese try out for dropped that sign palace and cited that slower growth in china and europe sovereign debt crisis will dump companies are needs offset better than this time estimated u.s. consumer confidence condon russia the markets are mixed while tries process all providing some support for energy majors though trading is to end by year end holidays and next to the moment news out of the u.s. and europe. that's it cannot bring you more market analysis in about fifteen minutes here on r t. it's. the. first six. wealthy british style. that's not on the title. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. let's take a look at the headlines now paradoxic

hundred palestinians thirteen israelis yet no one was held responsible has that given israel a carte blanche to do what it wants without fear of repercussion or are you saying that the situation has not changed them to actually think about what could happen if they do launch a full scale attack. three years ago israel had the card bludgeon not only the west to allow do this. it would be against the city but the we are facing a new egypt and gaza ease in the backyard of egypt and i am not sure that egypt will remain in different degrees of you another. but having said this i'm not sure that this is enough to prevent an attack because unfortunately israeli politicians in general has not always reacted in most racial militant logical way it seems like you're saying that it could go either way that you do think an attack is possible but it won't necessarily happen there are reports that the head of hamas has ordered an end to attacks on israeli targets but we keep seeing rockets being fired from gaza so why is the masses leadership in gaza undermining attempts to prevent any kind of escalation i

guard these concerns with skepticism if only for that reason that they've been used to justify carte blanche for repression if you look at what's happened so far you know there was a democratic election in tunisia the islamist or. share thoughts and it was just a promise that we do tend to form a coalition government with liberal and secular parties. similarly the muslim brotherhood in egypt which got the largest chunk of votes has indicated its interest in like in tunisia rule imune a coalition with the bro and secular parties and many of the islamic parties in the regions have cited turkey as a model just consider you know moderate islamist government that. spreads protected again the case of turkey has expanded democracy and human rights but i think it's fair to say roberts or that should have been you know one ought to take them in time text i think it's fair to say that i mean you talk about you know for example the muslim brotherhood in egypt willing to work together with some of the other parties it's one thing to work within your country with other parties but what about when it come

it's been quickly blanched and drained. we have that. onion to it, which this is a traditional maryland recipe how they do it. you can use cabbage and we are using our own homemade sauerkraut. when it's premade it's a little stinky. >> i bet it is. >> we used to have it in the office. >> what we are making is a stuffing for the ham? >> yes. >> i'm going to add garlic and our favorite ingredient in the restaurant is a fish pepper powder. it's chili powder made from dried fish peppers. very popular about 100 years ago in the chesapeake bay. >> you dump that in there. >> nice and spicy. >> who ever thought of that combination of things? okay. say we did that. >> now we are going to stuff it. >> close your eyes, close your eyes. do it. >> i'll do it. >> somebody do it! >> we put a couple of incisions in here and take your stuffing. >> stick it in there. >> that's right. we just pack it in. >> all right, spike. >> that's it. >> how did you get your name spike? >> yes. >> how did you get your name spike? he goes, yes. >> that's a high school t

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>> we would like you to meet,, >> we know who he is, blanche.s' christmas episode. it is now playing in san francisco. it is a involved drug harshnes-n as drag you are one of my favorite performers we often go to the castro theater together. normally, you are at showing us the betty davis. >> fasten your seatbelts. >> they drag you right out of hollywood and you came crawling back. {laughter} >> and that is from 'valley of the dolls' >> we did a version did 'joan crawford' and the famous " mommy dearest. >> that was a fake gun away--fay instead, let us talk about the golden girls. she is quite amazing. she plays dorothy. >> yes. andblanche deveriou and you chose the director role for yourself >> we have been doing this sense of 2007. now, we are in the victoria and a theater and the san francisco. which could not do enough show to satisfy the demand. >> talented performers. and look at the performance. >> she is also at harry denton's. >> and donna sachet. everybody should come? >> absolutely. it is a show for everybody. >> the audience would of

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a colleague of ours, blanche lincoln, whose side are succeeds, our dearly beloved colleague from arkansas said during her reelection campaign last year, remember this? used to say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. and i can imagine what you're going through right now, yesterday or today, is something you remember fondly. but it's not going to kill you and may make you stronger. my question is will make you better they do a better chair and soho. >> has indicated yesterday, some of these things consent of my colleagues i found out about yesterday and i've offered to reach in and talk to them and for us to meet as a group to discuss issues and better understand where my interpretation of the statute or any of my actions have been caused concern on their part. i think if they are willing to engage in dialogue that would make the commission stronger, which i think in the end my leadership is defined by how well the commission functions. but i will say that in the end, i am committed to safety. i would always prefer a commission in which we all agree and in which there are no conflicts

we're going to top with it some cherry tomatoes which i par blanched for a second.ns honey balls. so we start here with our dough. we've made it. >> and it's just a lot of eggs, flour. >> and some rye. you slice it up and roll it into these cylinders. we have our canola oil, 350, 375 degrees. as you can see, they cook up so quickly, probably like two or three minutes. we drain and then we move on here. here's our dough. our honey and we mix it on top. and we add walnuts. >> you know what, we were saying that's inspired by you, kathie [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> good morning. 9:57, i am barbara harrison. it's tuesday, december 20th. it has been a slow morning commute out there for a lot of folks. let's go straight to danella sealock. >> a crash taking away your lanes on nebraska avenue at ward circle. northbound, you are b

we're going to top with it some cherry tomatoes which i par blanched for a second.traditional neapolitan dessert. it means honey balls. so we start here with our dough. we've made it. >> and it's just a lot of eggs, flour. >> and some rye. you slice it up and roll it into these cylinders. we have our canola oil, 350, 375 degrees. as you can see, they cook up so quickly, probably like two or three minutes. we drain and then we move on here. here's our dough. our honey and we mix it on top. and we add walnuts. >> you know what, we were saying that's inspired by you, kathie ♪ [ female announcer ] this time of year you have a lot of festive meals. and safeway helps make every holiday meal a special occasion. so you can make all of your gatherings, just as merry as can be. get a boneless beef loin ny strip roast for just $4.99 a pound. pair it with a nicely priced malbec. we have thousands of wines. and we'll help you find the right one. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> good morning to you. it's 9:56 right now. m marin county will crack county on smoking opinion superv

and 90 days permitted under the bills we have seen is carte blanche and should be cut back.after all, electronic confirm confirmations of trade are often instantaneous making such significant time delay is unnecessary. members of congress should post information about trade in electronic searchable databases. further, as with personal financial disclosure reports, the willful failure to disclose this information should be punishable under the false statements act. the bottom line is that americans are becoming increasingly frustrated with congress, more concerned with presuming -- been working to improve the standard of living of the remaining 99%. passing a stock at would be a first step towards changing the image. thank you. >> thank you, ms. sloan. and now ms. nagy from indiana school of law. 's. chairman lieberman, ranking member collins and members of the committee, i am honored with invitation to testify. my name is ms. nagy and i am a professor of law at indiana university. in my 17 years as a professor i have co-authored a treatise on insider trading and i've written

a colleague of ours, blanche lincoln, i dearly beloved colleague from arkansas, she used to say to the chair -- remember this? i cannot imagine what you're going through right now, yesterday or today. it is not going to kill you. didn't make you stronger -- it may make you stronger. my question is, will it make you a better leader? will it make you a better chair? if so, how? >> some of these questions i talked about yesterday and i have offered to reach out and talk to colleagues to discuss these issues and better understand where my interpretation of the statute or where any of my actions have been -- have caused concern on their part. if there willing to engage in that dialogue, i think we will make the commission stronger. in yen, my leadership is defined by higher -- in the end, my leadership is divined by -- defined by higher authority. i do not think we will not have disagreements. i do not think that is realistic. we will have to find a way to disagree without being personal accusations are things of that nature. >> the chaplain of the senate will convene a bible study group th