it says chaos. and if not chaos, at least constant motion.ven before this dramatic news about the michele bachmann campaign co-chair jumping ship to ron paul tonight, this was already proving to be the really, really fun part of the political year. stuff is just a mess in ç republican politics right now. there are a million things going on. behold, first we now have the first post-christmas iowa polling. so if you want a snap shot of what the race is like in iowa since the holiday this weekend, these are the first numbers we've got on that. as you can see here, the ron paul surge in iowa appears to be holding steady or even getting better. this is the poll out from public policy polling. they're putting ron paul as the front-runner in iowa. holding a four-point lead over mitt romney. this is the second straight ppp poll in iowa that's put ron paul in the lead. also of note from this poll, look at newt gingrich. newt gingrich has fallen to 13% in this poll. which puts him in third place. over the last 3 1/2 weeks in this poll, newt gingrich h

. >> chao, chica. (besos). >> chao, cuídense. >> chao. >> chao. ♪. >> ¡ay!os oficiales de la udh. >> ahh, claro que no. >> gracias mi vida, gracias, gracias. (risillas). >> ¿sabes qué? discúlpame, nunca te había visto trabajar en esto, quiero decir, nunca te había visto en acción, quiero decirte, hija que me siento sumamente orgulloso de ti, por el trabajo que haces, por la dedicación, cariño, la atención que les pones a tus muchachas. >> gracias, papá. >> um. >> esta es mi vocación. >> lo sé. >> me hace tan feliz de poder ayudar a estas muchachas con embarazo precoz, poder orientarlas, guiarlas de alguna manera. >> me parece maravilloso además, es más ¿sabes qué? estoy pensando hablar con vespasiano y plantearle esto al alcalde, yo creo que podemos conseguir un apoyo importante para esta causa. >> ay sí, ay sí, papá, qué bello, gracias, gracias papá, gracias, eres el mejor papá del mundo, te amo. (risillas). >> mi amor. >> ¿qué? >> nos vamos, me tengo que ir, te llevo a tu casa y yo me tengo que ir a la udh, porque hoy van a hacer la proyección del video de

the surprises we want interference from outside into a live thing is russia at least democracy not chaos. so this address looked more like a long to do. should he become the country's next prime minister rather than a farewell address from him as the president he again emphasized the role of the enlarged open government as an instrument to get feedback from the people this government consists of precious prominent figures from different areas of society it wasn't vetted and he described it today as an social elevator for the most creative and active ones and he also quoted eisenhower when he was talking about a model of democracy is suitable for russia it's not let the government do it for us he said but let us do it ourselves. you can find president had better the full speech on our web site r t dot com plenty of other interesting stories there waiting for you including why one of the seats in the russian parliament is extra special a custom made chair order for boxer and newly and new deputy to make a lot about bolivia so we can legalize in home for his first impressions on the first d

that chaos. that chaos of people pushing and shoving and the violence and the greed and god came into the midst of this world to stop the chaos. to give that meaning. to give that peace. >> kris came to restore us to the dignity of who re-- we are as human beings. he restored us so that we would have the benefit of being close to our god, our creator. >> at the cathedral, you could see and feel that, not so much in the scramble for "air" jordans, not the scramble for but the idea of gifts. >> it is a sign of also remembering that those gifts that were given by the magi to the christ child and so the giving of gifts, while it has become a bit tainted in the secular understanding of things is very much an expression of the love and charity that christ himself came to bring. >> reporter: in a world where we fight over overpriced shoes, the idea of peace and understanding, of charity and love is for christians embodied in the christ child, a remarkable reason to celebrate the birth. and for those who

club, there are mixed feelings about the raid. >> at the chaos computer club's annual congress, topics like data security and freedom of information are serious, but the atmosphere is relaxed. most disapprove of the recent large-scale attack on the u.s. firm. >> the computer club has a clear ethical guidelines. public data should be used and private data should be protected. that means we are critical of this action. of course, there are also likely to be some sympathies. money was redistributing, and no one made a personal gain. still, the action remains fairly easily -- daisy. >> initially, the packers had -- initially, the hackers had identified themselves as online group anonymous, but some have distanced themselves from the attack. it is argued that it could have some positive now, a tax -- effects. >> much of what they do is criminal, but i think there is much good coming out of the attacks because people are beginning to think about security much more seriously. >> a bitter necessity, say the net activists, who point to serious data security deficits in germany and maintain that

that is chaos. graphs are supposed to bring order and show patterns. this looks like one of the children's games you have to follow-through the tangle of the lines to the other side. they were in highlights when you went to the dentist. in fact that is exactly what you need to do with the graph. on the left you will see the green line that begins high. that was mitt romney a year ago. he had about 20% and number one in iowa. do you follow that green line and track it through that tangle for most of the year. he held right about there at 20 to 25% in the polls. for most of the year, that is not enough. bachmann and perry and and gingrich and then paul. they were all number in iowa. as of today, mitt romney is stuck around 28% of the polls, but iowa puts him at 23%, good enough for first place. you know what changed? the same number that mitt romney had at the beginning of the year. he can potentially win the caucus in four days. there is a tendency among many in the media to look at the chaotic one and chuckle to say the campaign and gop primary has bee

. >> chao, cuídense. >> chao. >> chao. (música). >> ¡ay! vespasiano y plantearle esto al alcalde, yo creo que podemos conseguir un apoyo importante para esta causa. >> ay síi, ay sí, papá, quée bello, gracias, gracias papá, gracias, eres el mejor papá del mundo, te amo >> mi amor. >> ¿quée? >> nos vamos, me tengo que ir, te llevo a tu casa y yo me tengo que ir a la udh, porque hoy van a hacer la proyección del video de la confesión de la viuda negra. >> vamos a comenzar el tourura del apartamento. >> ay, ya va, mi vida santa, que nosotros, estamos algo apurados, así que vamos a tomar el touur extra express ¿sií? por favor. >> síi, síi. >> bellísimo, nos encantó, este va a ser nuestro nidito de amor en el futuro cuando el papeleo esté listo usted nos avisa ¿ya? ¿ok? suspiros. >> ahh, mmira la hora, tirso. >> está bien. >> yya van a pasar el video.. >> vamos. >> v, vamos. >> hasta luego. >> hasta luego. sirenas.(música). >> ¿listo, muchachos? >> esta es la mayor responsabilidad que has tenido en tu carrera hasta el momento. >> lo que le puedo

on all issues treat with respect criticism criticism is legitimate russia needs to mock you see not chaos and the recent elections were a good maturity sign of russia's democracy not a negative as so many people like to put it but it was very very adamant that civil society is that it must be listened to i think he's obviously reacting to the reaction of some people to be election and some of the protests that we've seen since the election so he's seeing reality it's very very sobering reality and we've got well you know in fact the statement that he made and he just said that russia needs democracy and not chaos was very firm one well this is where the political reform comes in this is where there's a lot of confidence of political will in the sense of what we have gone through the one nine hundred ninety s. was very chaotic then they had to build the state and in the two thousand now we have to find the right balance is exactly what the president was saying so have to find the right balance more political reform more decentralization of the political system strengthening of political pa

complete and utter chaos the republican reply to this let the team with the most money determine the rules of the game they can have five strikes they can move the pitcher's mound closer and get a home run with just three bases and the team with less money they have to work with a different set of rules where if the umpires catch them breaking even smaller rules their guys are thrown out of the game forever. this is in essence mitt romney gamed the system for years of bain buying companies changing their rules laying off their people moving their production overseas and taking millions for himself while he if he let you and me pay for the unemployment expenses for his former employees. is the republican way and it has nothing to do with anything it's free it's about markets where the rich and the rich alone rule and set the rules so when the republicans talk about letting the free market work they might as well be saying let the free market fairies wave their magic wand and everything will be just fine . you know if a candidate on stage last night was asked how will you solve the pro

conflict for power and kind of contain iraq from descending further into chaos.time now to continue our look back at the last twelve months with our teens ten reports on the events that shaped two thousand and eleven as they egypt a country where a million man uprising became a springboard for a tide of riots and protests artie's polis we are sharing what she went through reporting at the center of the arab spring. i think my biggest impression from covering the egyptian story this is the status of betrayal and anger that people in egypt still have there are hundreds of thousands of people in moscow right now in times square as you can see many of them heeding what. occupation it was dangerous covering the egypt stories of journalists and i think it was even more dangerous to cover not as a foreign journalist i remember when we were there bathroom so if you read we kept a very low profile we tried not to go too much into the crowd in tahrir square we took all kinds of signage that we had on us that said we were journalists i mean of course ican tied the camera th

he benefits from situations of chaos. he's the master of chaos. he's the master of chaos. and people like newt gingrich, desperate for the publicity, are perfectly willing to play into it. and you know -- >> so, howard, to follow your point there. remember how he bet on red or black, whatever, it was a 50/50 bet on the papers not showing up for obama not being a legitimate, american-born citizen. his 50/50 bet ended up on black rather than red, or the other way around. but here it is, it looks to me, you start with this, david, i think he's betting on newt gingrich losing finally in the end, you know, after a long camp fight, to romney, and then he jumps in at that point. that creates this opportunity. his betting that romney will win, because if newt runs, there's no room for him. >> well, i think -- i agree with howard he's probably more into chaos than organized political strategy. he's like the joker of the gop race at this point in time. whatever throws everything up in the air. i can't believe at the end of the day that he is serious enough, disciplined enough to do

it is matt chaos, to put it politely. the neighbors all long are blocked banded together -- along our block banded together. shortly after, a drop of the zone was put in place. there is no enforcement of the drop-off zone and it continues to be a mess. to quote a parent, it is a nightmare. what i'm here to do, i am speaking for a number of residents. i am asking for some sort of short-term -- >> go ahead and finish your sentence. >> a remedy of enforcement, making sure that the drop off and that there is a policeman to enforce the drop-off zone and policy and no parking or leaving your vehicle. or moving a pick-up zone to valencia street. >> i'm going to suggest that perhaps we coordinate with the police department. this is not an uncommon. we have many schools or their parents pick them up and they do get out of the car. we do not condone that. the board does not condone the you triple park your car and leave it. obviously we do not have control over all the parents and cars. i have even done that myself. i think that we

yeah if you want some western media news networks this week you would get an idea that there was pure chaos on the streets of moscow of course you and i anyone who lives in moscow knows that that was certainly not the case in fact it should be said this is the first day that so many people have come out onto the streets you saw networks like fox socks new showing pictures of athens where of course yes it was more entertaining it painted a clear picture of chaos but it wasn't moscow you had c.n.n. showing archives of previous nationalist ethnic rallies that took place a year ago they filed a correction but still this trend of not really showing accurate pictures and giving accurate ideas of what's happening in russia is the is a little too much for the russian government it backs up again there. idea that that there is is a move it could be called slight but there are certainly trends that some people would like to see more chaos then of course is actually happening within the country especially in the capital and he said just for a moment let's let's address the key figures in the oppositio

it's like if you're other if you grow up surrounded by chaos and someone is offering peace and calm, you're going to be terrified. so, you know, i have to grow out of that and it took me -- i'm a late starter. >> what have you learned about yourself? >> that i'm resilient, that i'm brave, that i'm honest. and i guess the most important thing, that i continue to be curious. i feel like i learn something every day. i think that it's one of the things that keeps us young and interesting is remaining interested in life, in people, in learning things. i was a college dropout. i'm a great student now. i study. one of the reasons that i love writing books is because it forces me to study, and i do. and i'm just very involved in life and very happy. >> you've always been very active politically and everyone knows you for that. what do you make of what's going on with politics in america at the moment? >> i am scared. i am scared. anybody who's been to a third world country where there's no middle class, you know, where there's a very narrow layer of

so-called chaos that was happening on the streets here you had c.n.n. showing footage of a nationalist very ethnic rally that took place a year ago making it seem like that was the situation in moscow to be fair they did did then file a correction but you have this this picture being painted of tens of thousands of people chaos on the streets of moscow when clearly today is the first day that that many people have come out when did you see it when you refer to the fox news network showing footage allegedly of moscow and yet it was one of the protests in athens with the tear gas in the riot police if they observe if you will what was watching closely one could actually see the street signs in greek so you know obviously it wasn't occurring in moscow but let's talk about the main opposition leaders in russia here we know the kremlin has allowed for these democratic demonstrations to take place but when it comes to the main opposition leaders how much influence do they have we do understand that one of them is closely tied has a very close friendship with

conflict for power and kind of contain iraq from descending further into chaos. middle east or blogger life in london thank you thank you. for watching r.t. now the european union has restricted sales of drugs used in the u.s. to execute convicts over forty inmates have been killed by lethal injection in america this year alone and supporters of the move to disrupt supplies hope it will cut that number result is either bennett explains that restrictions could actually make the situation a whole lot worse. they've tried hanging electrocution and most recently a drug used to euthanize animals but now american jails will find it much harder to kill prisoners on death row the main supply line for its lethal injections has been cut off after the e.u. slaps new restrictions on drug exports i really think this will make a difference and we will see the effects of this this control order in the coming months that the the u.s. allies on european drugs for use in executions and without them they're going to be stuck and lives will be saved specifically execution drugs aren

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these pictures from twitter showed the chaos there. all over the country, they had a problem with crowd control. in north carolina, dozens of police officers were called to break up the fights for customers that stood in line overnight. a pair of the popular sneaker. >>> right now, the holiday bus el is in full swing. this is the coverage and we are keeping an eye out for travelers and we have more on those that talk to do the shoppers that are waiting until the last minute. >> in a consumer poll, it shows that one in four of us did not even start to shop until the last weekend and maybe that is the reason for the chaos. >> the arms full of bags, and the race is onto get more. >> they are working to get gifts for their sons. >> we check them all, we got everything. >> three days before christmas, you don't expect the great deals and what you are looking for. >> retailers are trying to keep their own holiday goal -- this is up to 80% off. it seems to be working. this is the busiest day we have seen so far. for the next few days, everybo

tonight msnbc's martin bashir and ring of fire radio host mike papantonio on the republican field in chaos. the newtster is still pushing the idea that poor kids have no work ethic. >> these are the very poorest neighborhoods where kids are in public housing surrounded by people who have no experience of working. >> michael eric dyson on newt gingrich and the race card. >>> it's the end of democracy in michigan. and the rights of african-americans are getting hit the hardest. we're going live to detroit. >>> senate republicans do the bidding of the 1% and block a new consumer watchdog. senator bernie sanders is here. and president obama pulls out the trump card on anyone who questions his record on foreign policy. >> ask osama bin laden whether i engage in appeasement. >> good to have you with us tonight, folks, thanks for watching. even rick perry and michele bachmann think donald trump is a chump. this morning perry became the latest republican to reject the trump-moderated debate planned for december 27th. he told a group of supporters in south carolina he's just too busy. >> i've had t

it's complete chaos at the anchorage, alaska, zoo. a woman sneaks behind the zoo barrier and is nearly eaten alive. >> get a gun! drag her legs -- >> i'll never forget her scream. it was definitely someone who needed help. >> a beautiful day at the zoo. families and tourists flock to see the animals to get a little closer to the wildlife they might not otherwise get to experience. >> we have about 100, 120 animals, 36 different species. we take in orphaned, rescued animals. >> one of the most popular attractions is a 1,000 pound polar bear named binky. kevin has known binky since the day he arrived. >> binky was an orphaned polar bear from the north slope. >> despite his cuddly name and cute, furry face, this polar bear is a carnivore and doesn't take kindly to strangers. dr. larry wakeford is taking a leisurely stroll with his camera. >> i was just walking through the zoo on a lovely, warm july day. >> suddenly cries for help pierce the air. >> oh, my god. >> all of a sudden from a distance i heard terrible, terrible screams. >> dr.

global's last days, because thousands of transactions in the chaos leading up to the firm's bankruptcy have left the books in a mess. corzine said he was not an expert in financial bookkeeping, but thought the records were in order until the very end. >> my understanding is that... that our books and records were reflecting the chaos that occurred in the last two or three days as the firm was under severe pressure and had lost the confidence of the marketplace. >> reporter: the m.f. global trustee hopes that the firm's 36,000 customers will get roughly 70% of their money back, though he says it is still too early to tell for sure. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> tom: jacob frenkel used to be an enforcement lawyer with the securities and exchange commission. he now heads up the securities enforcement and corporate governance practice at law firm shulman rogers. >> you go after the formingerce? >> you investigate john corzinel management anyone ha that had responsible for managing the funds and the strategy of the company and the accounting controls and you look a

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. >> chaos and violence at bay area malls with groups of shoppers trying to buy the latest release of the air jordon sneaker. in richmond one was arrested at the hilltop mall when he fired a gun in the mark parking shot while waiting for that mall to open. nobody was hurt. police were called to the salona mall when a crowd broke windows. two people were arrested there. >>> and desperate shoppers crowded the doors of a shoe store on market street today pushing and shoving to get no that store. >> loud crowds -- in several other cities across the united states in search of that shoe. . >>> at the westfield south center mall about 2,000 people showed up for the shoes which were being sold at four different stories. police from five agencies had to use pepper spray to control the surging crowd as this tried to get people to line up, one person was also arrested. arrests were also reported in michigan and in georgia. in just a couple minutes tom will report on what an expert says about why that type of madness may happen. he will talk about that herd mentality. >>> police have arrested a s

stay with us. >>> chaos and mayhem over basketball shoes. overnight, people all over the country lined up just to get their hands on a pair of those brand-new air jordans. at least four people were arrested at montgomery mall during all that commotion. three for disorderly conduct, one other for assaulting a police officer. and despite social media, abuzz with the rumors about one teenager dying in the shopping frenzy, police say they've got no information confirming that one. after all the madness settled down, 9news caught up with one of lucky customers who was able to get his hands on the hot item. he says he paid about $190 for those air jordan concords. >> what time did you get here? >> since 4 in the morning. >> and why are these so special? why did you have to stay out here and get these shoes? >> man, these are number one jordans, everyone wants these. these come out about every six years or say. and i needed these. >> everybody wants them! of course they do. 81 like most shoe purchases, he will never actually wear his new air jordan

. >>> nike says is it concerned by the chaos surrounding the launch of air jordan sneakers and crowd safety has to be the number one priority. from fights to crowds to near riots the shoes created chaos. >> reporter: mad dashes across the country on friday. the crush of the crowd in indianapolis so strong it knocked a door off injudges and shoppers to the floor. >> i tripped over the girl that fell. i jumped over them and kept running. >> reporter: the band known yum for a pair of these air jordan 11 basketball shoes. >> we just ran in there when they opened the door and everybody was going to every store. >> reporter: scenes were similar at two other malls around indianapolis. near seattle police used pepper spray when things went beyond unruly. >> a fight was caused. but everybody was trying to stop the fight and they start spraying. >>> >> a surprise given how docile some were at other stores in seattle. >> i will get three pair for myself and wear one and put two up for a few years. >> reporter: sales of the sneakers in san francisco were suspended after someone fired a gun into

thank you. >> my name is tin chao. i am here to express our opposition to the legislation, and the lack of our reach to the community relating to this impact. sometimes i wish you could read chinese newspapers so you know what happens in the community. yesterday the largest chinese newspaper in the bay area has a four-page article on this. the title is "david chiu, zoning legislation moving forward hearing today with no public our treach." in relating to chinatown, this will impact chinatown greatly, could delete the small business community. chinatown has the highest density of commercial areas in the city. this legislation calls for the beginning of housing in the chinatown area, the requirement of providing recaps screenings. i have no idea why rooftop screening is a priority. and the article basically talks about people getting blindsided by the legislation. also, the impact. there are lots of plastic awnings. i think when legislators are pushing for legislation, we teen -- we need to know what are the impact in th