. >> a third day of peace talks is underway in geneva, but the coalition wants talk about bres bashar al-assad handing over power, but they won't hand over the keys to damascus. safe passage for women and children, but that deal was a unilateral one. they're calling for humanitarian aid to get into the city. today, the u.n. pressed them for aid. >> the convoy of food and non-food items and medical supplies. there is no decision yet. i am asking the two parties to consider doing something about all of these areas that are surrounded by one side or the other. and these people are really suffering inside. so i'm still begging, asking,. >> aljazeera's nick schiffrin, has more from geneva. >> well, there's a real chasm in geneva, and it nears the one in syria. very brutal fighting inside of syria. and here we get a divergence of opinions on the aspects of the conference. first part is the political transition in syria. in order to come to this conference, all sides have to agree to discuss the transitional government. that's al-assad. and assad said that he's going to talk about running fo

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take a look at these highs today. 125 b 15 bre low will be the high. >> monday, indianapolis, 50 degrees. a high of only 13 below in indianapolis. we are going to shatter records here from the north to the south. as we head for tuesday, 27 degrees below average. so how cold is it? 34 will be the high temperature of only 12 below. santd lewis missouri will be colder. so you kind of get the sense. windchills on monday dropping to 60 below potential lil in min yap lisz. connell sis tent record for detroit. monday, cloudy with rain and 50 degrees. and then, that arctic air hits boston. look at the temperature drop from 50-19 in one day. similar scenario, in new york, we dropped them almost 50-134 for a high on tuesday. temperatures could soonl hit 13 below. walter allen from the affiliate wish explains. >> i guess if something did happen to me, i'm just another body on the sfreet. >> and every day being homeless is just a struggle. >> low temperatures are expected to be close to 20 below. >> the truth, it's as cold as the prerkted features. >> there's another homeless man that stays over the

you want bre prudent commercial lending.some abuses in commercial lending prior to the crisis. so we need to make sure that banks use prudent, good, solid underwriting standards but that's picking up a bit. and, again, i think with interest rates going up, the net interest margins will improve for banks in making loans. which means they will have more incentive to do it. it may sound counterintuitive but but get lending with higher interest rates. >> that's interesting. great to talk to you. >> thanks for having me. >> next, ford ceo on the challenges of the road ahead. also the fight for the toughest truck on the block. and the state that stands to reap the benefits. and later taking hollywood out of california. more states are trying to lure in the movie business, we'll talk to a local company in louisiana that's ring the benefits, that story and more as "real money" continues. keep it right here. aljazeera america presents gripping films from the worlds top documetary directors. >> everybody's different here... >> for stu

bre is on a regular schedule, but check their website is to make sure. "s" operating on an schedule. caps losing, the streak continued. relief, dozens of passengers stranded in the antarctic sea have put their feet on solid ground finally. with a liveut there look at conditions at national harbor. you can see the major roadways seem to be getting cleared, but still a lot of >> new developments and the corruption scandal involving former governor bob and donnell -- mcdonnell. >> he and his wife have been indicted. their lawyer says they have already filed a motion challenging the indictment. giftsre accused of taking -- they are accused of taking gifts. o'donnell insisted he did not break the law. >> i come before you this evening as someone who has been falsely and wrongfully accused in his public service has been wrongfully attacked. >> they have been charged with 14 felony counts including and spirited to commit wire fraud, making false limits, and obstruction. >> new information surfacing about the deadly shooting at los angeles international airport.

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the poo i lot h -- pilot hit th bre brakes so hard he could smell burnt rubber. moment when we saw how close we were to the edge of a cliff. it is unclear if the pilot or dispatcher directed the flight to the wrong airport. this isn't the first time something like this happened. a boeing dreamliner landed at the wrong airport in kansas a much smaller airport. the runway was too short. >> the plane slides off an icy runway from maine. the flight from new york city to bangor, international skidded on the ground while trying to turn toward the terminal on saturday. there were 50 people on board no one was hurt. rescue vehicles had a hard time reaching the plane because of the icy runways. after an hour it was finally towed back to the terminal. >> so much for a smooth get away. cops in california busting three men for grand theft of diesel fuel. they spotted the van. it was parked over an under ground fuel storage tank at a gas station and it became suspicious. then deputies saw a hand come out of the center floor board of the van pull out a hose and cover the lid.

terry in light of yesterday's massive warehouse fire the san jose fire department could catch a÷.z bre like there is no rest for the weary. let's talk you through what has happened, to the first fire that happened it two 1st and san fernando, we heard that began about 3:30 this morning, and they were only there for a short time when another call rolled in. this one to south 34th and peach street where the homeowner awoke to find her porch on fire. look at the damage, you can see the flames climbed up the side of the wall of her exterior of her house. we arrived at that scene. we're waiting to talk to investigators and firefighters there. when we got another call about another fire a few blocks away at east san antonio and 28th. we met the san jose fire department here. they doused the flames as well. we saw the homeowner. she came out to see the damage. she was awoken by her neighbor screaming your house is on fire. >> there was a gentleman screaming on the street your house is on fire and he ran to the door withy/6 the flashlight your house is on fire. my husband and i ran outside and

corruption here because the governor did things for johnny williams he otherwise wouldn't have done, the bre steej of the office. what mcdonnell's people say is the governor supported all kinds of virginia businesses. >> how long before a trial? >> they'll show up in court on friday to enter a plea. at this point, a deal doesn't seem very likely. they're adamant to say that they didn't do anything wrong. but you have to wonder, you know, about all of the things that -- especially she did, what that'll mean to a jury. we're months away. >> months away from an actual trial. >> oh, yeah. >> pete williams, thank you, sir. >>> we have more on the power problems for the two men once considered rising stars of the party, as ken cuccinelli becomes the first high-profile republican calling for governor christie to step down as chairman of the republican governors association. >>> now, there's giving peace a chance. we'll go live to syria summit in switzerland where syrian president assad is refusing demands to step down. but first, a look ahead at today's politics planner. a couple of big events at t

staff would do this without telling him and lie to him and no one else on board in advance of the bres conference and the fact that the e-mails were turned over to the democrats on the committee and still wasn't telling anybody else she had done this, that's for a lot of people there's missing elements there. may not involve governor christie but it begs a lot of questions for people. >> chris cillizza joining ugss well. was this the fix for chris christie or does have he a lot of questions to answer after almost two hourds. >> to echo mark, the most interesting thing -- zero wiggle room if anything that comes out in any way shape or form disputes i didn't know anything or had nothing to do with this and then learned about it at ten of 9:00 on wednesday morning narrative. if nothing else comes out beyond that, it is certainly a bump in the road, chris christie would rather not have this on the march to the presidential candidacy at least. it's survivable. if anything that comes out that disputes that narrative, to show -- that's probably it for him. he's making a big gamble and he feel

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we had some manufacturing data. 57.3 in bres. eurozone manufacturing pmis were concerned. the xetra dax/cac down 1% republicfully. and the ftse mib is currently down 0.2%. it's outperformance because of that fiat deal. fiat is at the top of the stoxx 600 today because around 4.35 billion deal. that 41% stake with the united auto work's up. they're committing a further $700 million to be paid over thee years. the question remains whether there will be enough to wipe the debt. fiat stock, liked by the market, up 12.5% at the moment. and a couple of retailers you might be expecting in focus post christmas sales, a gloomy season for many uk retailers, but there has been an outperformance from john lewis and rival house frazier, as well for you. keel keep our eye out. >> dlorg/yen has been up at five year highs, too. that's it for this particular. we have in some pictures for you for what new year's eve was like in london. it's where i met joe. this is what it looks like. >> i saw that, ross. they didn't show the wheel immediately and then i saw the wheel. i hate that thing. yo