the cavaliers not a bad team. tying it up. late in the game are the cavaliers with this shot by irving. the best player on the court. the warriors go on to win. 5th straight win. that's it. see you later, everyone. >> we want to mention the sharks beat the ducks. >> yes. >> how cold will it be in green bay? >> i heard it will be in the teens. >> how dry is it here? . >> well, i don't want to steal your joke. >> as dry as prohibition. > [ laughter ] . >> the morning show is 3 hours 7:00 to 10. stay connected with kron4.com and our mobile app. see you tomorrow morning. good night.

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a lot of people think he could go back to cleveland cavaliers where he started.e is from northern ohio. let me see here. winter in cleveland. winter in miami. tough choice. he's staying with the heat. and he has a better chance of winning the championship again with the heat. we will never win one with the cavaliers. >> and i have to ask you, before i let you go, crimson tide. we are talking alabama. we never talk new borns in sports, but we've got to talk new borns today. the name of the new born crimson tide steel. why? >> i think these parents have too much time on their hand. and the other thing is this child should be glad that her parent aren't die-hard purdue fans. otherwise her first time would be boiler and middle name, maker. >> thank you. always a pleasure to have you here with us. >> i mentioned this earlier. across the country, people are dealing with sub zero temperatures, at least one man loves weather like that. he is a snow artist. we'll show you what we're talking about next. and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relie

charlottesville for my cavaliers, but congreats to the hokie. >> good man from virginia tech. >>> mexicoajor change to its constitutional that the finally let -- many people in members members not happy about it. thousands took streets to the main street of mexico city to protest. some of the signs read "don't tell our oil." our chief international correspondent is back from mexico, michelle caruso-cabrera. she has more. >> hey there, tyler. mexico has lots and lots of oil, not enough money to drill for it. consider this. in the u.s.-controlled part of the gulf of mexico, more than 300,000 barrels of oil are brought up every single day from the deep waters. in the mexican-controlled area, zero. that's why this country's new president is trying to change things. there's only one oil and gas company in mexico. hemex, it's been that way since 1938. the country kicked out all foreign oil countries and the government took control of production. for decades mexico is one of the -- but not anymore. pemex's oil production is declining. down to only 2.5 million barrels per day now. >> we need to

taking on the former teammate, jarrett jack and the cleveland cavaliers. 3 seconds left. irving with the 3. sending it into overtime. in the extra period, green showed up big. green and the warriors beat the cavs. 108-104. the warriors get it done on the road, winning the games they just have to win. a huge home stand coming up in the next couple of weeks. >> the raiders have a very uncertain offseason. >> we don't even know if the head coach will be around. a lot of questions left to be answered. >> what an exciting day for football though. >> you got it. >> good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: tonight, on this special edition of "60 minutes presents: going to extremes." >> three, two, one. one to base. >> kroft: here he goes. a small group of extreme sportsmen wearing specially made wing suits have come about as close to flying as you can get outside the confines of an airplane, at least for a minute or two. we can hear them already. >> yeah. that was probably about 140, 150 mile-an-hour fly-by. >> simon: you may have seen polar bea

hokies and cavaliers, i have no idea what the mascots are doing, but whatever.st quarter, va tech, they are on top, 3-0, and wafford to mcgee, taking it down to the 22 yard line. a 38 yard gain, set up a tying field goal. second quarter, hokies up 9-6. thomas, tired of field goals wants to get in the end zone, and finds a receiver that wants to do the same thing, that is trey edmonds, he stays on his feet and into the end zone. only touchdown of the game, that is it va tech would need, they win it 16-6. they finish the regular season at 8-4. also, west virginia lost to iowa state in triple over time, 52-44. all right, over on the ice, the capi he once again. ovechkin came through when his teammates needed him the most. ovechkin and the caps looking to end november with a win and possibly a shave. late in the game. under two minutes left, we are tied at 1, puck in front of the net. holtby thinks he has it and he is there to clean it up. watch it again. holtby, thought he had the puck. vanek took advantage of it. and islanders on the power play, the caps with the

he would earn the right to be cavalier about everything, and to be as abrupt and abrasive as he wanted to, because he was orwell. the true man of freedom. sam harris is a promoter of sam harris. so to be provocative that way with that which is most important people without the book learning and without the thinking and without the world experience, i think, is cavalier and trite. >> what if people said that about you? >> they can and have and will. "the happiest life" i try to put on display how to live my life, how i have done. i had this conversation yesterday with three young reporters from the "washington free beacon." the town is now lousy with 20-year-olds with opinions. i was not published until i was 28, and not really publish until i was 35. by that time i had had a few jobs in the government and had gone to law school and clerk for some smart people. i began to have opinions. now the town is full of 25-year-old to know what is wrong with it, and i'm amazed and amused. i think people really should be over 30 before they start to opine on that which could impact people's lives.

i mean you can't be cavalier about that.gy, christianity, its not cavalier about how hard it is to forgive. yet, it's imperative. it says in the scriptural text to forgive. in the new testament, jesus makes it a command that one must forgive if one wants to be forgiven and that includes in a personal recommendationship and that includes the relationship with the divine. >> want to preface this by saying i don't want people to think that i am questioning the motive of nelson mandela what i ask this question. it takes a lot to go and have tea with the widow of the man who created the apartheid system. but, jeff, the question is, does it matter if the forgiveness is based on religion or even if it is based on some moral codes, sometimes if it's just xpeeda to forgive and move on to get to another goal? does it matter? >> i don't think it matters at all. i think, of course, nelson mandela had religion and spurt you'll alt. so that certainly helped him. but he also had a political agenda. so we're talking victor a little bit of b

he returns as head coach of the cavaliers. first half, justin anderson loses the ball.r sykes going the other way. he had 21 points, 37-31 uw green bay at halftime. second half, the cavs trying to come back. mitchell with the slam there. they're down by just two. down three now. seconds to play, justin anderson trying to tie it. that three is off the mark. virginia, they lose in green bay, 75-72. >>> georgetown hosting coal gate. earlier today, the hoyas started on a 10-0 run and kept it going. hopkins make thg look easy. he had nine points on the night. hoyas go up by seven. they kept that lead. the senior can't be stopped on his way to the bucket. 12 points in the game. georgetown, 61-55. they win it. will now take ten days off for final exams. >>> all right. last weekend was the craziest college football weekend i've witnessed. today was second. conference championship games being played all across the country. the auburn tigers made a case why they should be considered national title figures. to atlanta, the georgia dome. the redskins will be there next week. auburn

a wild finish in cleveland, between the cavaliers and the trail blazers. >>> plus, a controversial callollege basketball game. here's neil and stan and espn news. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" studios. >> hi. >> got right there. >> let's get to the highlights. >> there's two, young guys with nice heads of hair. portland, the best record in the league, at cleveland. match-up of two of the great, young point guards. kyrie irving, finds anderson varejao. cold-blooded, damian lillard. big sky, hello. portland is going to win it. 36 points, 8 rebounds, 10 assists for lillard. portland, 119-116. >>> here's an interesting ending. south florida, florida gulf coast. 0.3 seconds left in double-overtime. the guy guarding him is 7'3". but he manages to do that and he connects with a teammate all the way down the court, who throws it up and in. wait a minute. he clearly released the ball before the backboard lights up. it looks like it's good. but there's a problem. you see, the rule book says there has to be at least 0.4 seconds remaining for a catchch and shoot play you can tip it in with 0.3.

reason to feel ticked off about this because it does seem that some retailers occasionally have a cavalier attitude to data security. now difficult to say in this case with target whether this is down to something they did wrong or just very smart computer hackers. but the bottom line is 40 million bits of information, names, data on credit cards has been taken. they think that this is quite serious. and i think anybody who shopped in target over that period you mentioned needs to be having a good look through their credit card statements to make sure there isn't any inappropriate activity here. it's not the first time. you remember tj max. we have seen these issues before and stores are going to have to take this seriously. we have a bit of news here in europe. s&p, the ratings agency have downgraded the eu's rating. it's been take on to aa plus. maybe it's not going to make much difference to what happens with money raising. the eu not a sovereign. a collection of 28 states, but it's a bit of a slap on the wrist. and the message here to europe, you need to continue on this reform program

able to get it in, hokies win this one beating the cavaliers for the 10th straight time.nia early taking a 31-14 lead at half. 76-yard touchdown run. that's his second of the day. but, iowa state did their best to come back and mountaineers did their best to tie things up at 38 a piece. this game needed not one, not two, but three overtimes. for the game winner. iowa state beats west virginia 52-44 the final. and the game of the day, you saw right here on wusa, the iron bowl, the first time -- game tied. field goal just short, but sitting right there waiting for it. never looked back. auburn, a team of destiny this season, knocks off top ranked alabama, headed to the sec championship game as we now know we'll play missouri. up a level, the weeks are flying by quickly, we are now in week 13 of the nfl and the washington redskins have yet another prime time game. their fifth and final one of the season. so far, the redskins are 0 for 4 on the national stage. and tomorrow night, they welcome the new york giants for the first time this season. now it's obvious the frustration

crisis it faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system irish state and our citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the banking system was the government had already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or morale boosting success in terms of exiting again more of the closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our land to really be calling itself a success. but enjoy a break so just a protest about protests. i . don't see in this rally inspiring the campaign against possible restrictions on oil for a demonstration which been labeled attack on democracy but follow that up at all sort of spying to it's a matter of saving a community living in hollowed out hills that we're told to get out by the authorities those settlers though are refusing to cave in this story to. the. technology innovation called the least of elements from around russia. the futu

crisis it faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system parish st mary citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the banking system with the government already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or. success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our land to really be calling itself a success. still to come in the program a protest about protests. a campaign against a draw floor that would impose tough fines for an authorized demonstrations turns violent as paper the keys it of attacking democracy that story coming up in a couple of minutes. will. technology innovation called the list of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. as the media leave us so we leave the people. of the same motion securely play your part of the physical. issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve ans

crisis it fixed because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system. state citizens and taxpayers have to pick up the bill for them. the banking system there may be some in europe may be tempted to look at our lives and see it as the poster boy for a sturdy policies but that really is something that you'd be hard pressed to find someone here who would readily be accepting of that especially since they're well aware of just how fragile our lives economy is moving forward reporting from dublin . and coming out afresh surge of violence sparked on the syria turkey border as one hundred twenty kurdish civilians are reportedly taken hostage by islamist rebels with the ethnic minority caught in a crossfire once again. they look like bound to. join the ocean. was buried here years ago. these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the ground. behind this zone there is what we call the bank on which there is a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion of radio new clients de

accomplished so any cavalier that major is policy it's our duty to strengthen the confidence. in your society and people will be more engaged in the movie motivates isn't. you know you have more motivation to take a part of the life of. the country if. decision. complex than that should be our motto for the next. year thor it is society. traditions based traditions of our people was about using the. development of all of the tasks we. achieved success thank you very much thank you thank you i have. i. there we have it live from the kremlin in central moscow the russian president and you all state of the nation address thank you for joining us for an r.t. international for the. by the russian president of course as it is the state of the of the nation speech most of the issues all domestic however towards the end of president putin addressing some international issues that i'd like to touch down on very briefly for you right now one of the issues i put in talking about that of the so-called european or american missile defense shield that is essentially being peppered along rus

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he's the ceo and founder of cavalier health. you're a supporter but have a warning for we believe it's millions of americans tonight they may find themselves uninsured january 1st. what say you? >> yes. the study released today shows that there are four groups of people going to have to pro actively go out to sign up for insurance in less than two week yofd time there is a dead line. it's december 23rd. it's millions of american going to have to do this. >> first group are people that had their plan. they like plans and lost they plans thanks to obamacare. now, have no choice but to go on health care.gov. >> important thing is that the law changes the way insurance companies spend money. >> a lot of policies were getting cancelled, too. >> they weren't available. this law limits ability to discrime investigate against people with chronic illness and forces them to go in to structure tight networks of doctors and hospitals so they can due cause. >> another thing you point out. small networks of doctors and hospitals is a problem

she tells us, "it is terribly easy to be cavalier about an epidemic that one has never witnessed first hand. i am ashamed." so many saying tonight she should have known better. not only because of her job talking to reporters, but because she herself was born in saut rfafrica. tonight, she tells us she's very sorry. >> gio benitez, thank you. >>> in south sudan tonight, word that hundreds of americans have been safely rescued from the central african nation over the past week. some were flown out of the region by these u.n. hall cometers, as fierce fighting is intensifying. yesterday, three u.s. military aircraft were attacked by ground fire. four u.s. troops were wounded. the u.s. is urging all other americans still there to leave immediately. >>> now, to the busy week ahead on the international space station. astronauts are gearing up for a dangerous space walk to finish fixing that broken cooling system. but first, they have a serious wardrobe malfunction to take care of. abc's mike boettcher explains. >> reporter: in a crippled international space station, a successful christmas ev

the chevy cavalier. number that. i got is thank you thanks to my guest the very talented jason do all of his album tattoo is available in stores. and you can find me on twitter with kings things i'll see you next time. well. science technology innovations all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. in effect you can jump in anytime you want. from countries rich in natural resources are the poorest ever has a colony it's a colony of the big corporations it's a colony of someone's home leaders who are under the thumbs of the big corporations so they have to beg from the world bank's development of social programs goes to pay back debts country is drowning under the amount of debt that they had and so every year they would borrow money. and they would use that same amount of money to pay back. the money really. the wages.

crisis it faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system irish state citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the banking system with the government already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or moral do sting success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our land to really be calling itself a success. now still ahead a protest about protests. spanish capital a campaign against a draft law that would impose tough fines for unauthorized demonstrations turns violent as people accuse it of attacking democracy also. in less than a week. we've been married and we've been on married. straight he has high court strikes down the country's first floor allowing same sex marriages later on in the program we'll look into other setbacks for gay rights in several countries. russia's president made it clear this week he's rea

that faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from a very cavalier lending by the banking system very st mary citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the banking system with the government already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or moral do sting success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our land to really be calling itself a success. reporting bad of the program protest about protests. i heard saying there's a rally in spain the turned ugly against possible restrictions on the demonstrations we have been labeled an attack on democracy we're covering and the elsewhere in space suits matter of say a cave is a community living in hollowed out hills have been ordered to get out by the authorities but the settlers refusing to cave in this story to. the. economic down in the final. day of the deal and the rest. will be if we. russia's president ma

a wild finish in cleveland, between the cavaliers and the trail blazers. >> plus, a controversial callollege basketball game. here's neil and stan and espn news. >> welcome to our "sportscenter" studios. here in los angeles. neil, wave to the nice people. >> i have a bald spot right there. >> let's get to the highlights. that way, nobody will see it. >> there's two, young guys with nice heads of hair. portland, the best record in the league, at cleveland. match-up of two of the great, young point guards. final seconds. one of them, kyrie irving, finds anderson varejao. we're tied. under seven seconds to go. cold-blooded, damian lillard. big sky, hello. portland is going to win it. 36 points, 10 assists, 8 rebounds from lillard. portland, 119-116. >>> here's an interesting ending. south florida/florida gulf coast. 0.3 seconds left in double-overtime. the guy guarding him is 7'3". so, just to get it up and over him is one thing. but he manages to do that and he connects with a teammate all the way down the court, who throws it up and in. wait a minute. he clearly released the ball before

that faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system parish st mary citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the very consistent with the government already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or. success in terms of exiting again more the closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our land to really be calling itself a success. still ahead a protest about protests. in the spanish capital a campaign against a draft law that would impose tough fines for unauthorized demonstrations turned violent as people accuse it of attacking democracy also coming up south africa's looking to the future as nelson mandela is laid to rest but some migrants aren't so sure later in the program we hear they feared tensions simmering under the surface could boil over. russia's president made it clear this week he's ready to defend traditional values during his stat

miami heat forward top scored a twenty eight points to help the champions beat his former club the cavaliers ninety five eighty four in cleveland feel right now i will say i'm the most complete basketball player and i know i said last year as a physical state i was going to be a better player and i feel like i'm a part of player so i'm not down not down and i'm a sap farm. while one club man kobe bryant has signed a two year contract extension that will take the thirty five year old into his twentieth season with the l.a. lakers the damage is much worse than the worth forty eight point five million dollars the five time n.b.a. champion hasn't played this season with a tag he's accused tendon last april but was happy his team kept pace with him. makes me want to run to all four. you know kind of this adds more fuel to the fire . you know prove to everybody that you know they're right you know everybody else is wrong. while in the euro league says guy moscow secured a top sixteen place with an eighty two seventy four when the devalued yet ukrainian hosts lead fifty nine fifty eight going into

crisis it's because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system irish st mary citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the very thing system the government had already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or. success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our lead to really be calling itself a success. nice still to come in the program a protest about protests. a campaign against a draw floor that would impose tough fines for an authorized demonstrations than it is people accuse it of attacking democracy we got the story plus twenty more than a couple of its. basic. economic ups and downs in the final months days belong to the old saying i and the rest because i was going to be taking baby every week. hello again now russia's president made it clear this week he is ready to defend traditional values during his state of t

crisis it faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system parish st mary citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the very system with the government already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or a success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our land to really be calling itself a success. or it's the last to come here on the program to south africa look into the future as nelson mandela is laid to rest but some migrants aren't so sure later in the program here at r.t. international we hear their fears that tension under the surface is about to boil over. for now though it's proving to be a tough month for gay rights this week australia's high court overturned the country's first law allowing same sex couples to marry before that india held legislation that criminalizes homosexuality while croatians overwhelmin

. >> she sent a message saying it's easily to be cavalier about a epidemic one has not witnessed firsthand tweet outrageous, her family saying this is not indictive of the type of person she is. and she, and the family are devastated. >> that is abc reporting. good seems to have come out of this. web sites have been set up to help and receive donations >> steve martin also apologizing friday, martin asked to submit their grammar questions to his twitter feed one user asked is this how you spend lasagne, he responded it depends are you in an african american restaurant or another place. >> the grinch almost stole stole christmas for a california soldier who returned home after 18 months in afghanistan. chris petrossian bought $5,000 worth of electronics and had them mailed to his house, then rushed home to be with his family. but thieves got there first. >> i did most shopping online. because i don't have time when i come home. it was on the desk. they just ripped open packages and helped themselves to everything. >> that is so wrong, donations came in to replace most gifts and his daughter

causes of pace because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from a very cavalier lending by the banking system. the irish state. narcissism taxpayers to pick up bill for the mets the banking system was in the government already set of austerity policies are actually going to be continuing. so if this is to be seen as a success that it's going to be a psychological. for more about boosting success in terms of exiting again it can be in one closely monitoring of the boycott. economically they are still on the way to go farther into the tv calling itself a success. i didn't write them a protest about pride the campaign against a drop goal that would entice the following full on or through life demonstrations and finances the twenty fifth of attacking democracy. also coming up south africa is the painted if you choose nelson mandela is right to read that some migrants on for a showt eightn trior thewe ear that phase detention under the said this aiv boyie for. off the if any of these. when asked how long i forgot that we all sang night at the traffic light thingy free

>> i don't want tobe cavalier, but i'm tickled that that is the case.ative and we are game changers on behalf of the fans. gerri: you use a third-party intermediary as well? >> yes, we are a technology company. and we do not make markets. we enable markets. and so those assets are held in many hands. and they crudities different parties and different ways. and so they're not as populating the hotel rooms. 250 parking spots. and it's to deliver value to the fans and engage real brands that surround that. >> whines about not going to happen this time? >> all of the goods that are in the market are owned and controlled by the original. >> and there is no shortsighted. there are only so many of these deliverable assets. and at that point, the marketplace drives a completely transparent santa fe and marketplace. gerri: rick, you will have to come back and talk about it. people are interested to see how that works out. thank you for coming o. and still to come, good news for people saving for retirement. good news. and next, our hospitals telling you everythi

it fixed because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from a very cavalier landi by the banking system. now is citizens and taxpayers have to pick up the bill for the banking system and there may be some in europe may be tempted to look at our lives and see it as the poster boy for thirty policies but that really is something that you'd be hard pressed to find someone here who would readily be accepting of that especially since they're well aware of just how fragile our lives economy is moving forward reporting from dublin time to us are silly. and coming up a fresh surge of violence has sparked on the syria turkey border. one hundred twenty kurdish civilians are reportedly taken hostage by islamist rebels with the ethnic minority caught. the crossfire once again. i play is cleaner who's in love with the waitress i go on stage and imagine that there's an audience i used to take drugs and drink like a fish called the police told me about the circus but i was such a punk i was like well you know what circus. school or circus is clearly gets done and we break d

miami heat forward top scored a twenty eight points to help the champions beat his former club the cavaliers ninety five eighty four in cleveland i feel really good right now. i'm the most complete basketball man behind us in the last year as a as physical state i was going be a better player and i feel like i'm a better player so my dad not dining on the sets farm. while one club man kobe bryant has signed a two year contract extension that will take the thirty five year old into his twentieth season with the l.a. lakers the daily is much more to be worth forty eight point five million dollars the five time n.b.a. champion hasn't played this season how to take his achilles tendon last april but was happy his team could get him. makes you want to run for. your kind this adds more fuel to the fire. you know prove to everybody that you know they're right you know everybody else is wrong. while in the euro league says go most go secured a top sixteen place with an eighty two seventy four when the developing hero ukrainian post lead fifty nine fifty eight going into the fourth quarter but the ar

crisis it fixed because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system. now the citizens and taxpayers have to pick up. the banking system and there may be some in europe may be tempted to look at our lives and see it as the poster boy for a sturdy policies but that really is something that you'd be hard pressed to find someone here who would readily be accepting of that especially since they're well aware of just how fragile our lives economy is moving forward reporting from dublin . coming up now also in delhi returns to his ancestral village were a file funeral ceremony will be held today. later artie's off to south african refugees about why they think their future is now in doubt after the death of the nation's father. russia's president vladimir putin gave his annual state of the nation brass this week and he touched upon topics from the economy to international politics is championed russia's traditional values and stressed the country is capable of defending itself arches or biscuit off has more it's traditionally be

crisis it faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system irish state and our citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the banking system the government had already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or a success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our lead to really be calling itself success also though it russia's president made it clear he's ready to defend traditional values in the state of the nation address. said the country doesn't aspire to be a superpower or to lecture others on how to conduct their affairs but is ready to defend itself whenever necessary it appears cannot scan the story. it's traditionally become the place to be to find out the president's vision of the president and his plans for the future every year russia's top politicians businessmen economists and elites gather at the kremlin t

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american engineer and multimillionaire became the very first space tourist it seemed very kind of cavalier at the time and i think you know how a track record has proven that even the wildest craziest ideas can become a reality that's tom shelley the president of the company responsible for making that on president admission happen we arrange for very successful very wealthy individuals to be to fly into space and we will look to continue to do that but we're very much looking forward to a lower priced experience being available but lower prices in the industry don't exactly translate to a low price overall take a ride via rocket and you're looking at a price tag of two hundred fifty thousand dollars while a balloon ride is a bit more cost effective at seventy five thousand well it might not seem like a competitive market just yet the choices for private space flight are growing by the day more and more companies are beginning to privatized some of the oldest technologies creating an opportunity for ordinary people to pay their way up to space in washington and new york david are. now some

crisis it faced because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system irish state citizens and taxpayers have had to pick up the bill for the mess the banking system was in the government already said that austerity policies are actually going to be continuing so if this is to be seen as a success it's going to be a psychological or moral do sting success in terms of exiting again more closely monitoring of the troika economically there's still a long long way to go for our loan to really be calling itself a success. ahead a protest about protests. rally in spain turning ugly during a campaign against possible restrictions on authorized demonstrations which been labeled an attack on democracy we follow that up plus to elsewhere in spain it's a matter of save cavers a keep minutes see living in a hollow hills of in order to get out by the authorities but those settlers refusing to cave in we got this story to. russia's president made it clear he's ready to defend traditional values in his state of the nation address this pas

crisis it fixed because of the enormous holes in the banking sector which in turn resulted from very cavalier lending by the banking system. citizens and taxpayers to pick up the mess the banking system and there may be some in europe pretty tempted to look at our lives and see it as the poster boy for a sturdy policies but that really is something that you'd be hard pressed to find someone here who would readily be accepting of that especially since they're well aware of just how fragile our lives economy is moving forward reporting from dublin . britain uses a minor increase in economic growth to boost its foreign aid budget. it's the response of the british government at a time where money is very tight for everyone. for family time the government to be sending more and more taxpayer money approval later on we find out why u.k. visuals are so keen to sand cash elsewhere and risk upsetting those still struggling at home. russia's president vladimir putin gave his annual state of the nation address this week he touched upon topics from economy to international politics and he's championed ru

within the iranian top echelon mall simultaneously the obama administration is accused of being cavalier, in fact, reckless with the negotiation have undertaken. does this confirm, support, or create greater ambiguity iran the effort to negotiate a deal with the iranians? >> i think the latter. the point you make is good and creates a little bit of ambiguity. the diplomacy efforts are on. in the after moving forward. lou: the iranians now presumably by some accounts, and we will include that in the israeli intelligence show that they are very close to having a nuclear bomb. but we have been told this by western intelligence agencies, including our own for the past four years for crying out loud. we are sort of at sea as to what is actually happening. we are at sea as to what the purpose, goals, and the approach that is really being taken here by the obama administration and what will be the israeli response to an all. your thoughts. >> well, first of all, the iranian strategy of developing a nuclear bomb is very complex, not just having the bomb, tested summer in the desert and telling a

judge here ellen seigel huvell went after this administration saying the government appears to adopt cavalier attitude president should be permitted to convey order was out public oversight to engage in what is in effect governance by secret law and she'd had enough. joining me now is judge andrew napolitano. she seemed ticked off to me. >> you know, i've been watching and you've been watching freedom of information act for years. the preassumption is that if there is a secret that would harm everybody, the government has to prove why it's a secret the president of the united states of america signed a document that had to do with international trade. distributed the document to employees of the state department. after out there, decided it should be made classified. >> cat is out of the bag. >> exactly. arguing to this judge he can classify whatever he wants. >> his first time any administration made a broad claim, the judge said. this is unprecedented. >> first time in modern era a judge has directly slapped down the president of the united states saying you can't do this. the quote just re