we have lions taking down a buffalo. >> a buffalo has been surrounded by a pride of lions. after 40 seconds, it takes four whole lions to get the buffalo on the floor. people are obviously astounded by what they are seeing and taking pictures. this is another battle of cougar. >> there are other animals going to get involved. >> there is another buffalo standing at the top. keep an eye on the left of the screen. while the lions are looking at these guys, watch that happens. >> whoa! >> gives them the good news. >> i'd be like bernie, you should have ran faster and move on about their day. i never realized they were there to help each other out. >> they help him up, protect and driving the lions off. >> it's time for today's collection of dash cam videos. these look much worse than they are. first from the uk. >> he hit the sign. the driver a 38-year-old male was driving a mazda rx-8 worth more than $30,000. the driver walked away unarmed. as he was trying to change lanes, he hit a standing patch of water, began to hydro plane. he said there was nothing to recover from it. t

morrison started working at buffalo women's services lead by dr. barnett slippian a local gyn. >> isn't it dangerous to do aborgs? isn't it political? she said no not anymore, i was quite naive, and it did seem that it wasn't a huge deal anymore. >> it was an execution style killing, one bullet fired from a high powered rifle, striking the doctor in the back. >> his murder may fit a pattern of attacks. >> that are a doctors who provide aborgs they were shot in their residences from outside the residence. >> we are outraged someone has the audacity and -- terrible gall to come in and do that to another human being. >> certainly, after the doctor was murdered a couple of providers stopped working right away. people don't want to take chances, and his family paid a terrible price for his courage. in the aftermath of him being murdered, i quit. i was terrified. i had young children my parents were still alive. i did not want to die. i really wanted to live and be a parent to my children and be a daughter to my parents. then t after three months two, th

what wif here is a lion taking down a buffalo. >> you can see that a buffalo has been surrounded by a pride of lions. it takes four whole lions to finally get the buffalo on the floor. people are obviously astounded by what they're seeing and they're taking some pictures. but this video is going crazy viral, because -- it's another battle. >> other animals will get involved. >> there's another buffalo standing at the top. >> keep an eye on the left of the screen. because while the lions are all looking at these guys, watch what happens. >> oh! >> gives him the good news, and eventually they all team up and chase the lions off. >> well, the herd sees one go down, it's like oh, burn, you should have ran a little faster. survival of the fittest and they just move on about their day. i never realized that they were there to try and help each other out. >> they all help him up. they even protect and drive the lions off while the guy runs off. >> if you have a dispute with a supermarket over pricing, meaning what was on the tag and what you were charged, this is not how you're supposed to h

>> the buffalo bridge to me is an example of how washington, d.c.is itself the city is a multi-layered urban archive of indigenous history. so there's this bridge that exists that connects q street in georgetown with q street kind of bordering dupont circle. georgetown exiftsted prior to washington. i think 1751 is when tifs founded. decades before washington or the district of columbia. but as the two cities sort of developed over a period of decades and into the 19th century, this sprawl brought them closer andp2=ñ closer. there was a proposal to connect the two. rock creek separates them. so they would have to build a bridge. q street was the location selected for the bridge. there were a couple of issues. q stree\d÷x in washington and q street in georgetown are about 185 feet apart. so the bridge -- north/south. the bridge would have to be curved. and secondly, q street ended in the historic dumbarton mansion which had to be moved 100 feet to build the bridge. there's question about whether there should be a bridge. why not fill it in in rocks a

buffalo goes down, scores a touchdown.eree: third and final charged time-out. >> justin tuck was injured and was trying to walk off under his own power and could not. so the final raiders time-out. >> carpenter. and the point after. he's got it. and the buffalo bills within two. 1:09 remaining in regulation. and a quick touchdown for kyle orton. jigs a reminder tonight on cbs it begins with "60 minutes" and scott pelly reporting from cuba followed by a new episode of "undercover boss" only on cbs. if you're buffalo you've got to get the ball back. it's actually another penalty flag down here. >> i think it might be a personal foul penalty or unsportsmanlike conduct. i think he felt like he was held on the touchdown throw. referee: after the play, unsportsmanlike conduct. oakland number 91. 15-yard penalty assessed on the kickoff. >> and you see tuck. there he is in the middle of your screen. he spins. you can see the guy falls on his ankle. i believe that's eric wood. so tuck has had some tough calls against him today. he

every buffalo bills away game is on free over their television in buffalo. so we think that the league actually has used its benefits under the sba responsibly and to benefit the public. >> i'm going to ask some of the other witnesses to respond to the points that you have made very well. mr. lake, in essence i think you've heard mr. waldron say that the fcc could and would have adopted a conclusion. >> we held a proceeding in which we received extensive comments from a wide variety of parties including conflicting presentations and the conclusion of the five unanimous commissioners was that based on that record, elimination of our sports blackout rule would not be likely to lead the league to move their games off of over the air television and onto pay tv. the commission noted that the contracts today extend through 2022, so that ensures that they will remain on over the air television at least within that period. >> so the fcc in essence, to put it from the fans' perspective, found no uncertainty as to what would happen? >> they certainly concluded that th

buffalo clinging to playoff aspirations. first quarter, kyle or the ton ore ton airs it out. later, buffalo driving again. the ageless wonder, charles woodson, fourth interception of the year. then derek carr rolls right, fires back. 17-34, 214 yards two tds. janikowski, 4-5. raiders led 19-10 in the third. in the fourth, horton down the middle to chandler, 29 yards. the lead is cut to two. then carr leads oakland on a ten-play drive. silver and black hold on late for the 264 win. their third straight win at home and eliminate the bills from playoff contention. >> a totally different team in this stadium. >> i can't say enough good things about this team. really love the guys in that locker room. i think they're fighters and every time somebody counts them out they bounce back. great sign of character, and they got it. >> a change of culture, and we're changing the culture here. even though it's not been how we want it to be, we know if we keep fighting and working, it's going to get there, so finishing out 3 or at home, all those things are so important. >> that was an amazi

buffalo clingi to playoff aspitions. first quarter, kyle the ton ore ton airs it out. later, buffalo driving again. the ageless wonder, charles woodson, fourth interception of the year. then derek carr rolls right, fires back. 17-34, 214 yards two tds. janikowski, 4-5. raiders led 19-10 in the third. in the fourth, horton down the middle to chandler, 29 yards. the lead is t to two. then carr leads oakland on a ten-play drive. silver and black hold o late for the 264 win. their third straightin at home and eliminate the bills from playoff conteion. >> a totally different team in this stadium. >> i can't say enough good things about this team. really love the guys in that locker room. i thk they're fighters and every time somebody counts them out they bounce back. great sign of character, and they got it. >> a changef culture, and we're changing the culture here. even though it's not been how we want it to be, we know if we keep fighting and working, it's going to get there,o finishing out 3 or at home, all those things are so important. >> that was an amazing effort. sh

>> buffalo wings. i eat so many buffalo wings, it's ridiculous.plate of 80 wings in front of me and i have to get through 25 before anyone can get close. they have to move a little bit in case i don't eat them, too. i'm really, really disciplined coming up to a fight and that's my one big blowout. >> jimmy: you won't eat buffalo wings while you're in training. >> no, it's down to the hour, my diet. >> jimmy: is that what you focus on while you're training, i'm going to get those buffalo wings afterwards? >> my mom used to joke about throwing krispy kremes around the neck of my opponents when i was a kid to see if it would help. i fiend for buffalo wings in the last week. i can't wait to beat this chick. and eat some wings. >> jimmy: your signature move, you didn't use it in the last fight because you didn't need to, but it's the arm bar, which is a submission hold. you basically twist somebody's arm until you give up, yes? >> you put pressure on the elbow joint until it dislocates. >> jimmy: and it hurts so very much that people mostly say, okay,

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he earned his jd from the university of buffalo and the university of new york at buffalo. welcome to both of you. let's start with your opening statement. so would you please hit the button or. >> thank you to the members, as well as the full committee, i am julie robinson, i am the united states district judge for the district of kansas and i appreciate the chairman inviting me today to discuss the views of the judicial conference regarding the issue of cameras in the courtroom and specifically the sunshine in the courtroom act. with your consent i cement a written statement into the record and i will briefly summarize that statement this morning. and i previously served as the chair of the management committee of the judicial conference of the united states and i am familiar with the conference position regarding cameras in the courtroom. before i discuss the concern of the federal judiciary am i must emphasize is the judge did in his testimony before the house judiciary committee in september 2007 at the judicial conference therefore is unable to address the provisions

and shot this enormous buffalo. from there he went to the top of the hill where the the capitol is and told everybody h this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all of our events from austin saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's become tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on c-span 3 american history tv. >>> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films to take you on a journey through the 20th century. produced by frank capra, the negro soldier is a 1944 documentary intended to encourage african-americans to enlist in the u.s. army during world war ii the film traces the history of african-american contributions to society, during war and peace. beginning with the revolutionary war, then showing their work as teachers, judges, scientists, artists, musicians, athletes, and soldiers. in 2011, this 40-minute film was chosen to be preserved in the national film registry of the library of congress and was recently restored by the national archives. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ since jesus came into my hear

at the game between the buffalo bills and cleveland browns. that area got a whopping 7 feet of snow this week. officials were on the field before kentuckyoff. they were met by a standing ovation by the crowd and the bills got the victory 26-10. everybody wins. >> tossing the ball over mike inouye. he's got to look at that morning cues cute? and on foster city side, the peninsula over on the right. you can see part of that flat section crossing the bay. you look at that, u let's get you a live look at the north bay. i feel some more glow as low cloud drift through our picture. the roads haven't dried off since the overnight rain. full forecast in just a couple minutes. back to you. >> it's 4:55. who doesn't like a good makeover, especially one that can chang your lives. so homeless shelters are giving dogs a better look at aoption. >> here's charlie before and after. he's and she becomes more relaxed as all of the layers of ju just. >> now both now have new homes nang induce more eating there. >> ploom a announce his meeting today to discuss fe

>> the buffalo bridge to me is an example of how washington, d.c.s itself the city is a multi-layered urban archive of indigenous history. so there's this bridge that exists that connects q street in georgetown with q street kind of bordering dupont circle. georgetown exiftsted prior to washington. i think 1751 is when tifs founded. decades before washington or the district of columbia. but as the two cities sort of developed over a period of decades and into the 19th century, this sprawl brought them closer andp2=ñ closer. there was a proposal to connect the two. rock creek separates them. so they would have to build a bridge. q street was the location selected for the bridge. there were a couple of issues. q stree\d÷x in washington and q street in georgetown are about 185 feet apart. so the bridge -- north/south. the bridge would have to be curved. and secondly, q street ended in the historic dumbarton mansion which had to be moved 100 feet to build the bridge. there's question about whether there should be a bridge. why not fill it in in rocks an

. >>> next to buffalo. cleveland's johnny manziel in for brian hoyer.ly in the fourth after the browns go down 20-3, look at that impressive manziel rushes for his first nfl touchdown. it can't change the game's outcome. buffalo remains in the playoff picture after a win over cleveland. >>> texans leading the titans. tennessee quarterback jake locker is stripped by the texans j.j. watt who scoops the loose ball, makes a nice 14-yard return. two plays later, watt in on offense, catches a one-yard touchdown pass. his fifth of the season. they win 45-21. look at that guy, that's huge. huge. >>> to jacksonville. the giants hang on to a depleting lead. tight end larry donnell fumbles the reception which is picked up by the jags, returned for a touchdown, jacksonville lead. a final shot, less than 30 seconds to play, quarterback eli manning was sacked, fumbles the ball. yeah. they hang on to win that one, a tough one, 25-24, giants loss there. >>> to st. louis, raiders coming off their first win in over a year. but the rams -- >> you're showing highlights of

first quarter buffalo and they are up 7-0. leads the team in tackles.o picks in the last three weeks and two td's today. james jones tied it at 7 midway through the fourth and carr leads oakland on a 10-play and 80-yard drive. silver and black hold on for the win. their third win in five games and they bounce buffalo from playoff contention. i think that's what we try to do is come down today. the last home game of the season and come out and get a win for the team and forayeder nation -- for raider nation as well. >> steelers needed a win. ben roethlisberger and this touchdown to an tone quo brown. to an tone quo brown. 20-12 of the tony romo's dream, andrew luck's worst nightmare. troy aikman is the leader in dallas. the fourth touchdown pass of the game and 25 qardz to wit 10 -- yards to whitten. panthers and the browns and johnny manziel left late in the first half with a hamstring injury. in comes the guy they never should have replaced, brian hoyer. 13-10. cam newton back after a fracture suffered in a car accident and throws a game-winning touchd

and lamar at 810 congress shot this enormous buffalo.from there he went to the top of the hill where the capitalists and that's where he told everybody that this should be the future empire. in january the new congress will see the largest gop house majority since the 1928 elections. with 240 and 47 republicans to 188 democrats. republicans take the senate majority with 54 seats and 44 for the democrats. plus two independents who will caucus with the democrats. and the 114 congress will have 102 members who served in the military. in the house there will be 81 veterans and in the senate 21 veterans. in the house 24 veterans served in the wars in the dash iraq and afghanistan and three senators who served in iraq and afghanistan. booktv travel to the 2014 miami book fair last month. one discussion featured former nixon adviser john dean author of "the nixon defense" what he knew and when he knew it and also the story of rick perlstein who wrote the invisible bridge. the fall of nixon and the rise of -- [inaudible conversations] >> good mo

i think buffalo wild wings has five down and ten up. that's the risk reward i would put it. you make that decision. thank you for your kind commends. comments. ray in new york. >> caller: hey jim how are you. >> i'm good how are you. >> caller: good. thanks for having me on the show. groupon had record black friday sales where are they headed. >> they don't have the kind of sponsorship i like. so many other good companies are out there. it is a yawner and not encouraging to me. let's go to mark. >> caller: this is mark in las vegas i do well investing in companies like apple and netflix and southwest and protd i love the most is tivo but i never invested in it. it popped a few days ago on take over rumors possibly by apple or some other company, market cap only $1.3 billion. i know you don't like investing in take over rumors, forward pe of 450 and price 4.26 what do you think. >> you laid out the perimeters why i'm not crazy about it. i don't have a catalyst for tivo. stock hasn't done anything in a long time. i don't know call me crazy stock doesn't seem to have the mojo i

and shot this enormous buffalo.the hill where the the capitol is and told everybody h this should be the seat of the future empire. >> watch all of our events from austin saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2's become tv and sunday afternoon at 2:00

we grew up together in buffalo.elp me find my mother's roots. >> what number was it? >> number 12. >> whatever house they had, it's gone. >> it's closed. >> together, we found what's left of my grandfather's old factory that produced clay pipes. not far was the slave labor camp where my mother and her two brothers worked. this is the land where camp "a" was -- >> this camp, 24,000 jews came in for labor. almost 18,000 died here. there was no crematorium here, but they simply burned the bodies and they -- we're told they buried the ashes here in this place. it's conceivable that our grandparents -- their ashes are here. >> we have no idea. >> we have no idea, no. >> when you look at my mom now, she's 92, you wouldn't realize how courageous she was when she was liberated. they told all the jewish workers, you're going to be marching on this death march. mother knew if they were on this forced death march, they would die. >> this remarkable woman took her siblings and hid in the basement of the factory, and they stayed

. >>> the raiders edged out the buffalo bills for a win in their final home game of the season. we learned it will not be the team's final game there. yesterday the nfl put the brakes on any idea of any team moves to loss loss next season. fans who filled the parking lot at the coliseum today told us they are looking forward to another year of raiders football and with a possible move on hold they are hopeful the city will find a way to keep the team in oakland for good. >> i am hoping they upgrade the stadium. hoping for a brand-new stadium by the water. a few plans, a few talks but oakland city officials and the raiders have not come to terms. i am hoping in the next year we will have a deal in place. >> reporter: oak land is pitching a coliseum plan finding the athletics to have megacomplex with hotels, retail space and housing. >>> until a few days ago most americans could only dream about viceiting cuba. now, thousands are suddenly looking into taking that trip. we talked to bay area business people who are counting on the crowds heading to havana. -- visiting cuba. now, th

. >> reporter: fast guard nine months to buffalo, new york -- fast forward nine months to buffalo, no, and one of its heaviest rain snow fall complete with snowstorm. it dumped 7 feet of snow in some areas. >> it's too much! at least a lot of snow here! >> it's probably heavier rain condition it's a lot of know sheer! >> it's probably heavier rain than we've -- heavier than we've seen in 14 years. >> mudslides in march devastated washington. >> my heart is broken. she was my best friend. >> reporter: more than two dozen homes were buried in mud and debris. further south, california still needs rain. the golden state is in the third year of one of its worst droughts in the past century. >> nothing. >> reporter: not even a drip? >> not even a drip. >> reporter: so bad some are even living without running water, getting help through donations. state lakes and agriculture are also suffering. >> it's death. our product is dead. >> reporter: in september, some much needed rain, but the question remains, will it be enough? i'm maryann malone. >> you won't see any of virginia for the weather

... >> and then the buffalo gets away. >> jon: yeah, yeah yeah!'s a good one. but that's not what i'm talking about. >> jon: me neither. >> jon, let's play a little game. it's called "spot the africa". >> jon: this doesn't involve me identifying anything on a map, right? >> no, no. >> just tell me which of these pictures was taken in america and which was in africa. >> ok that nicer road is probably in silicon valley, and the one on the left, clearly has been shelled by rebels, perhaps in somalia... >> actually, the road on the right is in zambia, the photo on the left i took from my cab on my way here from the airport. (cheers and applause) yeah, that's the f.d.r.! try again. >> i'm gonna say "success academy" in harlem and homeless kids. i'm going somalia. >> sorry. i was looking for "classroom in kenya" and "children in detroit." one more. >> jon: i hate this (bleep) game. i get how this works now. the one on the right is detroit, right? >> no that's a slum in johannesburg. some places in africa are still pretty (bleep). >> jon: you aren't sayi

. >> reporter: well, if the detective was suspicious, so was lee's family back in buffalo.ally called to break the news to them two whole days after lee died. lee's mom, liz radder, described her memory of that phone call. it was new years day. >> liz? yes? this is belinda. yes? lee shot himself. then in the course of talk -- talking to them -- found out that it happened thursday morning. >> and this was a saturday afternoon? >> this was saturday night. [ sniffing ] i said, what took you so long? why didn't you -- you know, i could have gone there immediately. oh, well, the police confiscated our phones so i didn't know your phone number. >> reporter: the call was brief, said liz radder. >> and that's the last thing, probably the last word i heard from her. >> reporter: but that shocking word -- suicide. it was a word lee's family did not buy, not for a minute. >> this doesn't make sense. my brother would never do this. i don't believe that he killed himself. there's just no way. >> reporter: no, thought the family. something else must have happened in the house that night.

moreover, in recent years, blackout that affected only a few nfl markets such as buffalo, cincinnatiand san diego. finally, the commission determined that the impact on consumers on eliminating its sports blackout rules would be minimal. the nfl's existing contacts with the broadcast networks extend through 2022, keeping games on over the air stations to release that timeframe. the commission found it is highly unlikely that the nfl would find it more profitable to move its games from over the air stations to pay tv in the absence of the sports blackout rules. in conclusion, i would like to note that i'm limiting my testimony to the commission's decision and its rationale. elimination of our roles does not prevent the sports leagues from continuing to have a sports blackout policy and the commission does not take a position on whether congress should eliminate or modify an existing antitrust exemption to have such blackout policies and worse place. again, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. i would be happy to take your questions. >> thank you, mr. lake. mr. goo

in state college it's 30. 28 degrees in pittsburgh, 29 in cleveland and in buffalo, new york. so, the cold is coming with a cold area of high pressure, going to be watching this developing area of precipitation. earlier in the week we thought we could have a coastal storm but this is actually going to form and go well to the south of us so it will not be impacting the weekend. that's the good news. so, friday expected to be a sunny day. the first of the month of december. temperatures will be in the 40's. there's that area of low pressure skirting well to our south on saturday. it stays partly sunny with high temperatures around 40 degrees. on saturday in washington, maryland, it is going to be dry as well for the eagles game. kickoff time 4:30. kickoff temperature, 38 degrees with just a few clouds. remember, the sun will set shortly after the game begins. sunday still looking at some sunshine. that storm moves well off shore. temperatures will be in the 40's with a chance of a few showers on monday and into tuesday. speaking of tuesday, we'll be watching two areas of low pre

every buffalo bills away game is on free over their television in buffalo. so we think that the league actually has used its benefits under the sba responsibly and to benefit the public. >> i'm going to ask some of the other witnesses to respond to the points that you have made very well. mr. lake, in essence i think you've heard mr. waldron say that the fcc could and would have adopted a conclusion. >> we held a proceeding in which we received extensive comments from a wide variety of parties including conflicting presentations and the conclusion of the five unanimous commissioners was that based on that record, elimination of our sports blackout rule would not be likely to lead the league to move their games off of over the air television and onto pay tv. the commission noted that the contracts today extend through 2022, so that ensures that they will remain on over the air television at least within that period. >> so the fcc in essence, to put it from the fans' perspective, found no uncertainty as to what would happen? >> they certainly concluded that th

buffalo, new york, experiences an epic 7 feet of snowfall.everal deaths were blamed on the weather. it was quite the year for mother nature. hurricanes and heat waves floods and fires 2014 had it all. as we head into 215 stay safe, dry, warm or cool. i'm meteorologist maria molino fox news. >>> gosh buffalo got hit march. did you get something thing for gift cards from stores you don't really like? coming up, spend it at wal*mart. how that retail giant could be helping you to type the perfect gift of what you really need. plus two vietnam war buddies separated sin the battlefield. tonight they've been reunited. why these two fri ♪ >> all right. it took two tries but a 16 store building in crime mia is finally no more. that attempt number one. imploded today. the first attempt failed friday causing the building to tilt to the side but them they got to do it all over again. the construction started on the building back in 2013 but was never completed and now it is no more. >>> retail giant wal*mart is trying to cash in on some of those holiday

buffalo, new york at 26. and our winds are coming out of the west northwest. for your friday, the storm moves further to the north, begins to lose it icy grip on the region, at least the snow is gone. temperatures will be in the four's. little bit better on saturday, but sunday is the day that i think is the real bonus. sunny skies, full sunshine, temperatures, seasonable in the upper four's, looking good for tailgaters for the eagles game. we look further ahead into the ends every next week, it is looking really good. where you see this orange in philadelphia, it is through pennsylvania, new jersey, and delaware, we will be much above average. average hi, 45 degrees, for this time of year, and precipitation is expected to be below average, overnight, few scattered snow showers, low temperature of 30. watch for some icy spots. tomorrow partly sunny, high temperature going for 42. and game time temperature for the birds sunday, looking pretty good. 40 degrees with northwest wind. exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast, improving conditions over the wee

we do the buffalo dance that way. we knew knew them at one point. it is like that with the sacred objects. we knew what we were looking for in these repositories. been taken away from us. we knew what had been confiscated when all of our traditional manners and ways were criminalized from the 1880 theo the 1930's in civilization regulations, which we point out in the exhibit it in the book. we knew what we were looking at. we knew what was missing from our ceremonies. it might not be the focal point, but it might be very important pieces that we were looking for. to -- only took from 167 from 1967 to 1989 to craft laws and half congress pass them that would provide a process for the return of our people and of ings for our ceremonies. it was also at that meeting in 1967 that we asked each other, is there any place you have ever encountered? are there any people you have encounter who are doing it right? and we looked at each other and no one had ever been treated well, no one had ever been respected, no one had ever b

jim, we had buffalo wild wings.nks, jim. >> thank you. >> when we come back, are you ready to ring in the new year? tom friedman on the stories and issues to watch in 2015. (vo) watching. waiting. for that moment, where right place meets right time. and when i find it- i go for it. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we give you the edge, with innovative charting and trading features, plus powerful mobile apps so you're always connected, wherever you are. because at scottrade, our passion is to power yours. >>> let's get some of tom friedman's predictions for the new year. you talked about europe will be the place you are watching and spending a lot more time and attention. wales caught your attention? >> iran is going to be a big year for iran. there will be a earthquake in the middle east. i think in the coming year we are going to continue to see four words disappear from the english language. "average." there is a machine robot software or someone abroad who can do above avera

he earned his jd from the university of buffalo and the university of new york at buffalo. welcome to both of you. let's start with your opening statement. so would you please hit the button or. >> thank you to the members, as well as the full committee, i am julie robinson, i am the united states district judge for the district of kansas and i appreciate the chairman inviting me today to discuss the views of the judicial conference regarding the issue of cameras in the courtroom and specifically the sunshine in the courtroom act. with your consent i cement a written statement into the record and i will briefly summarize that statement this morning. and i previously served as the chair of the management committee of the judicial conference of the united states and i am familiar with the conference position regarding cameras in the courtroom. before i discuss the concern of the federal judiciary am i must emphasize is the judge did in his testimony before the house judiciary committee in september 2007 at the judicial conference therefore is unable to address the provisions

>> moments later this plane would crash near buffalo. what the black boxes reveal about each plane's final moments. this is cnn special live coverage. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> bottom of the hour. thanks for being here. we are getting new pictures as more bodies arrive back on land. searchers have now recovered seven bodies. the first two arrived in simple wooden caskets with number 001 and 002. the head of the search operation says one of the seven bodies was that of a flight attendant while local media reports the other was a teenage boy. as for search of the wreckage it's been slowed by the monsoonal weather conditions there. and there's a question of whether plane wreckage has been spotted under the water. the ceo of air asia says that's not been confirmed. as crews search for victims, investigators are focused on f

we have 30s in buffalo, 28 degrees right now in detroit and we have 30s in buffalo, 28 degrees right now in detroit and this will all beo&) we go overnight tonight. we are looking at colder air moving in and then the chance for a wintry mix through some of the area tomorrow. right now we're seeing the rain showers starting to move in. we're too warm for anything eu heavier rain around harrisburg. from now until midn$w@louds willvez be around, scattered ra temperatures dropping, mid-30s north and west, mid-40s. from midnight to 8:00 tomorrow morning we will be colder, freezing or colder north and west. a chance of snow mix through parts of the area. a chance of snow, sleet mix tomorrow. we could see a rainy mix in some spots.ió little to no accumulation. any accumulation should be on grassy surfaces. we expect very little accumulation. from noon until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow we still have a chance of rain, snow mix that will mostly be north and west tomorrow afternoon. that will be the coldest spot through the day as n; coming up, we take a7o closer lk at the timing of this as we go thr

he was in buffalo and i asked him, jack, what's the weather like in buffalo? he said, it's clear and still. it snows clear to your ass and it is still coming down. [laughter] so let me if i can have a little fun. you might if i have fun with people here today? is it all right? it's a fun topic especially after the election of november 4. [applause] especially after the election of november 4. i'm going to sit about three '04 times just to be sure -- wasn't that amazing? it's not only the senate and the house, but did any of you see the governorships? my goodness. all seven tax-cut republican governors won reelection. sam brownback, john kasich, rick snyder, you know, mitch daniels. i mean, not mitch. mike pence. they are the same person. they just switched -- i don't how they do that. and then if you look at the tax increasing governors. three out of six of them lost their seats. we took massachusetts, the governorship of massachusetts which is pretty amazing. if you look what happened in maryland. we took the governorship there. did anyone notice illinois? we

the 30s for buffalo and pittsburgh, pennsylvania. we show you the arrival of the frontal boundary. it moves across state college. it sweeps as it works to a wiest-east direction. we widen out the picture. we are tracking more energy. the initial wave moves through tonight. and more energies a energy as is north word. and we have wintry precipitation north and wes west of the i-95 corridor.ve wintry precipitation mid-morning hours a chilly rain for philadelphia. a little mixed precipitation north and west. the winter storm warning and the winter weather advisory is calling for snow, sleet and changing to rain. a closer look at system on the way with a full and executive accuweather forecast guys. >>> thank you, melissa. the award went up today about the missing college student shane montgomery. >>> there was no sign of him today. they spotted early billboards up asking anyone to come forward that can help find the westchester university student. it involves the fbi. >>> vernon odom is live in manayunk where montgomery was last seen. vernon. >>reporter:they tell us that there was no

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he earned a degree from the university of buffalo law school and his b.s. from the state university of new york at buffalo. welcome to both of you. judge, we will start with your opening statement. would you please hit the button there so we can hear you better? >> thank you, chairman and ranking member and members of the subcommittee as well as the full committee. i'm julie robinson. i'm a united states district judge for the district of kansas. and i appreciate the invitation to appear today to discuss the views of the judicial conference of the united states regarding the issue of cameras in the courtroom and specifically hr 917 the sunshine in the courtroom act. with your consent i will submit a written statement into the record and i will briefly summarize that statement this morning. i previously served as the chair of the court administration and case management committee of the judicial conference of the united states. and i am familiar with the conference position regarding cameras in the courtroom. before i discuss the concerns of the federal judi

mayor, you know the city well, grew up in queens before heading off to buffalo.as mayor needing to empower law enforcement and let them do their jobs along with this distrust that exists in some communities. >> kit be a difficult balance but you have to show respect for law enforcement. they have difficult and dangerous jobs, communities need their police officers to keep the community safe. and at the same time you need to listen to the people and as we've seen here in new york and in buffalo and in communities all across the country protesters are taking to the streets who feel that they have to be heard, who feel that there are deep concerns about policing in their communities all across the country. so we've tried to balance it by showing support for the men and women in law enforcement, but at the same time ensuring that we're listening to people, that we're listening to citizens, and to that end just recently in buffalo i held a community forum on police community relations with a clergy group in buffalo, the concerned clergy of western new york. over 400 p