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begun around 900 c.e., prague castle is a hodgepodge of buildings erected over the centuries. here's where prince wenceslas lived. yes, he's the same good king wenceslas we sing about during christmas. >> ♪ good king wenceslas looked out on the feast of stephen ♪ >> prague's glory days were during the reign of charles iv. in the 1300s, charles made the city part of the holy roman empire. he also established charles university, the first university in central europe. prague still attracts students from all over. >> it's my favorite city that i've been to in the world. and i love the architecture. i love the culture. i love how efficient public transportation is. >> he's right. getting around prague is easy. from trains to trams to horse-drawn carriages and river boats for sightseers. but most of all, it's a city for walking. there's so much to see and hear. [ small ensemble plays ] and you had better plan on exercise to work off the great food you find around every corner. a particular treat is a tasty pastry called "trdelnik." dough is rolled around a stick, heated, and then d

itself of course we see a big rise in the and c.e. sentiment recently we've had the british tabloids calling. america later i mean she's certainly got that aura about her hasn't she she's very much been seen as heading the e.u. drive to all scary t. to try and get those countries out of the economic crisis imposing these very very harsh measures on countries such as greece and of course it's worse in housing estates that with the eve budget the e.u. is going to be asking for even more to the contributed to the course it already stands at about a trillion euros so i mean that's a lot to us from a country that is going through a very tough climate economically she doesn't look like a woman who suffers fools gladly unfortunately david cameron recently hasn't been looking like the strongest of british leaders he's had but humiliating defeat in the house of commons when rebel backbenchers pistol day are planned they were calling for real perm cuts in that budget and it raises the wider discussion here of course as we said about britain's p

c.e. monitors in iowa are being told if they so much as come close to the voting stations they will be arrested these were important points. polls in the u.s. have opened and for the first time in history americans are embracing election day in the shadow of a deadly super storm that left behind a trail of devastation and voting disruptions here in new york city sixty polling sites have been relocated due to the unprecedented damage caused by sandy just one week ago city officials say military trucks will also be used throughout the day as makeshift polling stations in areas still without electricity this is of course is to ensure that all citizens will be able to cast their votes now when nearby new jersey millions are being allowed to cast their ballot by fax mail or online the last minute decision was made after a reported two hundred fifty polling sites in the garden state were damaged by last week's superstorm now as government officials along the east coast are scrambling to ensure t

serious abbott has made a clear warning that any such observers in texas may face arrest now oh as c.e. observers replied in a statement yesterday saying that the threat of criminal sanctions against observers is unacceptable and indeed it is unacceptable maybe if the voting rights record in texas wasn't one tainted with a long history of attempts to disenfranchise voters mr abbott wouldn't have a problem with these observers our government goes to great lengths to ensure free and fair elections in other countries so there's no reason why we shouldn't allow the rest of the world to watch ours but if we did i guess that might expose the millions that are disenfranchised the rigging the voting machines are flawed electoral college and the entire sham that is the us electoral system and that's why i'm breaking the set. one year ago today a police state reared its ugly head and my city of oakland california less than a month after the occupy oakland encampments began the oakland p.d. aggressively raided them without warning brutalizing and arresting dozens of occupiers now as terrifying as

. >> jaymee: c.e. said they were -- ice said that count fitters send shabby merchandise, or often fail to fill the order at all. >> organized criminals looking to take advantage of unsuspecting consumers to make a quick buck. >> congress returned today from its thanksgiving break with the country still headed toward that fiscal cliff. republicans are pressing the white house for a list of long- term spending cuts. democrats still want to raise income taxes on the rich. so far there is little outward signs the two sides are are closer to heading off the automatic tax increases and spending cuts economists have said could push the economy into another recession. the dow dropped 42 points today. the nasdaq was up by 9. the s&p closed by by 2. >>> a carbon monoxide scare that sent four people to the hospital in san francisco may have been a false alarm. for instance fire facers were called to a -- san francisco firefighters were called to a home last night where several family member complained of being si

the c.e. business is a good business, but so was the apparel business in both sears and k-mart. bit, so kind of a gifting day, so we saw that customer kind of shopping across the formats. i'll say in sears we were non-comp, so we were not open at 8:00 last year, so we'll have to look at the whole weekend and decide the net benefit, but one of the things that was encouraging is how the consumer shopped and how the members shopped up i think was broader in the house and i think more fun and festive, if i can use that terminology. >> ron, you think you're taking any shar from j.c. penney? >> we've been very focused on fixing our apparel businesses. we discussed it in the past, five consecutive quarters of growth, we're excited about what we put in front of our members starting on sunday of last week, going through, kicking off at 8:00 last night in the sears store. we're pleased with the progress we're making, about you we have a lot more to make in that business. >> ron, we have to leave it there. ron bouie, president of sears and k-mart. >> thanks. >>> much more on black friday a

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brought the first immigration court to utah with two judges, and i also brought an office for i'm sorry c.e. that handles -- i.c.e. that handles immigration matters. we have to be compassionate, but wal have to have people obey our laws, and i stand firmly in favor of that. >> moderator: mr. howell. howell: i support the dream act, i walked with those kids, and senator hatch, as he said, he supported that one time. but now in order to secure the nomination of republicans, he abandoned that. something that once he championed. and i was very disappointed in that. one time i sent him a letter and congratulated him for his great work on that because he did lead on that. you know, anybody who's willing to work hard to earn their citizenship should be given the opportunity to do so. and what i've said, a common sense grace period during which these people will have an opportunity, 11 million undocumented workers, to come in where we can find them work visas, that's what we need to do. but we can no longer allow them to live under the shadows of what's going on. think about this. if we get them le