regarding the restrictions, the members of the coi have not had latitude. undertakenes were with a great many north korean citizens outside of north korea. over 400 were interviewed. we call for prudence, in order to avoid politicization of the human rights matter, especially when we know these of the some massivens where violations violations have been committed. and continue to be committed. the international committee has not even had reasons to explain this very much. there have been errors committed in the past other counsel in taking hasty decisions based on certain reports. the report indicates that the situation of human rights in the dpr k has existed throughout the entire country off history. -- entire history of the country.

i wish coy tell you. i-- i, there are people that come up to me on the street that have nothing to do or people that i know with nothing to do with entertainment business. nothing to do with movie making. what they say about it when they talk about it, what they want to say about it is articulate and-- i'm knocked out by what they say about it, and what they want to tell you about it. >> rose: so what is that. >> i think alejandro found, i think when are you as courageous as he was in making this movie that he-- that you can't, you can't-- you can't not be-- you can hate this movie but you're going talk about this movie. he just said i'm going after this, i'm going to tell the truth about in a clever way how life is, how you feel and not be coy about it an i think it makes people, they're not used to that and once you hit that, like when you go into somebody's brain, you can-- you know, you can hit a little thing it kind of hits this thing. and makes it react to it. just simple humanity, nicole-- nicholso

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the members of the coi have not had the latitude. the inquiries were undertaken with a great many north korean citizens outside of north korea. interviewed. we called to avoid the politicization of the human rights, particularly when we that these situations where the massive and flagrant violations have been committed and continue to be committed the international community has not even have the courage to report as much. how do you explain this? double standard. there are many examples that show the errors committed in the past by the council in taking decisions, hazy decisions, based on certain reports. indicates that the situation of human rights in the democratic people's republic of throughout theed entire history of the country. if this is the case, then we would ask why it has not garnered the attention of the international community since then. call for thewe countries within influence over the democratic people's republic of korea to help to clarify the allegations of massive human rights violations against the democratic p

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i would like however two underscore three points that come out in the detailed report of the coi. first, the series of violations that have been noted by the coi are within and covered by international law. the icc has chosen the existence of crimes against humanity. the office of these crimes benefits from full impunity as these actions are taken within the framework of policies ordered by the highest level of the state. third, these violations it without distinction the most vulnerable sectors of the population, women, first who are subjected to systematic discrimination and intolerable abuse, often sexual abuse, children, secondly, are the first victims of famine, and they are not spared by the political camps. i would like on these lines denote the testimony of mr. -- who escaped one of these camps. his testimony injures a small girl who had the audacity to pick up grains of cereal to quash her hunger, and i will quote from paragraph 7 of the report. a guard wouldek choose a child and subject that child to inspection to ensure that child had not stolen or hidden anything. 7 ye

we are joined by "bloomberg " peter coy.'s it will be a focus on wages. >> people care about jobs, putting people back to work, but that is not all we care about. we care about getting a decent amount of money from those jobs. >> right. >> the fed cares because they want to see wage growth because it is good for spending. they do not want to see it get too high because then they worry about inflation. companies pay more, they raise prices, and you get a spiral. we are nowhere close that. we see wage growth in the range of 2% year-over-year, and forecasts will show the same thing, right around 2%. we stuckter, why are here when it comes to wage growth? >> it is a great question and it is a mystery. a broader measure of compensation that includes benefits is up a little more than that. a lot of people are thinking maybe there is a lag in the wages numbers and the hourly pay numbers we get with the jobs report. they look to see if catching up to the eci number. that could happen. >> that could be in the next few months? >> i am

growing cyber attacks this is nothing new other than the fact they're playing coy. i think they're a little upset about the new movie coming out, the inter"view." melissa: what do you think? >> i just finished kissinger's book, world order, what is fascinating about his description of north korea. they're really like a wounded animal in a corner with rabies. they're about to die. melissa: wounded and they have rabies. >> they're about to die but you don't want to go near it because you don't want it to bite you because they are dangerous. melissa: dennis rodman is only senior official. >> i thought he was ambassador to north korea. melissa: i think he is. here with the village people at russian orphanage. >> village people? melissa: no, they're dressed like the village people. i'm not sure if those are the actual village people. that is peculiar picture. out doing our international diplomatic policies. >> dennis rodman -- melissa: that doesn't bode well. >> how do you deal with a country that is, does have some nukes, can inflict damage? it is really an issue. becau

coy hear some time. >> sure what black church do you attend, brother? >> jon: i two g.the first temple pwap teuflt black church. >> that's okay, john. i don't go either. >> jon: thank you. >> it sounds like black criminals are the only thing killing black people. diabetes and heart disease, stroke are kicking black on black crimes ass. nobody is saying we need to get get rid of those before talking about racism. >> jon: do you think people are using this to validate the righteous nature of the protest. >> they are. >> the protesters didn't lewd, burn or assault the police. they're guilty for aiding and a bading those who did. it setback race relation by years. there is more bias against blacks. [booing] [beep] >> more bias against black people. oh, no black people, we were so close. stupid black people. you know, i have a dream, john. one day the actions of a few white people will be seen as discrediting their entire race. >> jon: everyone makes excuses. be it crime or other issues. why we can't talk about racism. why it's not racism. how do we end racism? >> we won't e

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per hour, but, there will likely be at least little bit of sunshine for us as the day goes on, but coy end up with lingering shower early in the morning, if you're still ripping open your presents early on as we go forward. so, that's the forecast for you, again, specking showers out there for now, we can expect to eventually see some steady rain picking up by tomorrow, and then come thursday, on christmas day, 55 degrees, well above average for us, yet again. guys, back to you. >> do you ever know where you're going to find cbs-3's morning elf every day, seems to be, quite a surprise. >> how we get to the little spot, i don't know, we walk over to the vending machines this morning, do you see him? kind of blending in there. good camouflage. >> he is the most peck all your ya thing. he just finds his way into those little intricate spaces. >> he really does, right between the water bottles. why get in there? i don't know, but that's where we found him. >> well, did elf on the shelf come back to visit your family this year? post your elfie selfie to twitter, inch stomach grabs facebook,

because as far as coy tell the entire country is coated with orange talcum powder. >> it's a very sweatyhen: bacon like pork products you can't order it over there in a restaurant, in the middle east, even-- we were on our way through to kuwait to go this there, couldn't get like a blt. when i got to camp victory, there was so much [bleep] bacon-- (applause) it was like-- it was like a political statement. like 24 hours a day i could go to mess and get baconment did you have the bacon experience? >> i didn't eat a lot of bacon over there there were a lot of pop starts-- tarts but maybe we were in different parts of iraq. >> stephen: a bacon pop start,-- tart, you can imagine. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: phil klay, the book is redeployment. we'll be right back. only pizza hut's new menu takes flavor to the edge. get any one of our ten new crust flavors for free. like, toasted asiago crust... salted pretzel crust... or fiery red pepper crust, for free. order now and score two medium pizzas for $6.99 each. get it all at pizzahut.com. ♪ let's spark the fire. use your

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shawn la coy poking some fun and deshawn jackson. flyers break their losing streak to the lightning. that is next. >>> hey, i'm john clark. the flyers have lost six straight to the tap baa pay lightning. tonight, peter forsburg honored, dropping the ceremonial first puck. and the save goes to nick schultz helping out steve mason with his skate. take a look one more time. unbelievable sliding save with his skate. that is amazing. less than a minute left, flyers power play, mark strife through traffic. second period, steven stamkos, one of the best in hockey because of shots like this. and the lightning strike twice. flyers lose 3-1. the lightning have played three games in four nights on the road. >> we should take advantage of the entire team. >> we can't be happy with the effort and the way we played tonight. >> check this out, the shot of the night. lasalle's jordan price, a buzz r beater from half court to tie the game sending it to overtime. but the explorers will lose 68-16 in o.t. on toet eagle's red skins. trent colt probably

because as far as coy tell the entire country is coated with orange talcum powder. >> it's a very sweatyephen: bacon like pork products you can't order it over there in a restaurant, in the middle east, even-- we were on our way through to kuwait to go this there, couldn't get like a blt. when i got to camp victory, there was so much [bleep] bacon-- (applause) it was like-- it was like a political statement. like 24 hours a day i could go to mess and get baconment did you have the bacon experience? >> i didn't eat a lot of bacon over there there were a lot of pop starts-- tarts but maybe we were in different parts of iraq. >> stephen: a bacon pop start,-- tart, you can imagine. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: phil klay, the book is redeployment. we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody, cheerses. we'll see you tomorrow night, one more time. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on youtube today. at the risk of biting th

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>> reporter: the 49ers play the raiders this weekend which prompted a coy question about his possible future with the raiders. >> can you confirm which of the two teams you'll be coaching sunday? >> reporter: the match-up is this sunday in oakland. sergio ginn tan nah, abc 7 news. >>> a case before the supreme court could change what people can post on their facebook page. the case involves a man convicted of making threatening statements about his estranged wife and law enforcement. he says his so-called rants were part of a rap song and were therapeutic. the question, if a facebook post constitute a criminal threat, does the person getting the post feel threatened or does the person writing it intend it to be a threat. >>> the nerves of apple investors are on age, the stock tumbled 6.5% shortly after the start of trading. 1.7 million shares traded in one minute. apple lost more than $40 billion in market value. the stocks rallied but still closed at $115, down more than 3%. some analysts blame computer programs and a recent rating change by morgan stanley. >>> newly elected state la

expected to sell san francisco's beautiful skyline which includes the golden gate bridge, alcatraz and coy tower. the proposal calls for the main venue opening and there's talk of a new raider stadium in oakland. you might recall s.f. pulled out of the bid after the raiders planned to build a new stadium. now, it would still be several weeks before it will announce its choice city. the international committee. >> the l.a. times reports some of the proposed venues in l.a. include the walt disney concert hall for martial arts and nokia theater, which hosts the primetime emmy awards. it could become the site of the fencing event. there was also talk about using the hollywood bowl. >> you can see there. >> and in the summertime, hey, a little bit of rain is not such a bad thing. we have a good looking day shaping up. you will be able to get outdoors and take care of business that you may have been kept indoors from because of heavy rainfall. we have steady rainfall along the east shore. your season make sure you're ready for that and give yourselves extra time. and extra caution taking those l

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but coy still finds some spots maybe through kent, zest ex county, cape may county, atlantic pickingmaybe residual shower as the day progress action. because high pressure will generally win this battle, actually going to clear out pretty nice lie here. will be some clouds along the way, but the whole week right through friday, we don't expect any wet weather. say for what's left over here today, so as skies clear and the colder dome of high pressure nudges in, what that will do is knock our temperatures back. but it is a trade off. we'll take it. it could be a lot worse, not tracking any major storms. by sunday however chance for some showers. they would be rain showers at this point. jess over to you. >> thank you katie. unfortunately, not really cool to wear sweat pants out on now years eve. 5:45 going outside on the schuylkill expressway, around the conshohocken curve westbound everything looking great. no problems on the eastbound lanes, as well. but over on the ben franklin bridge, all lanes open, fortunately there is from the philly side so headed westbound into the city curre

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she played coy about her connection to hatch but admitted they went to school together and she's sorry this happened. >> although it doesn't make sense how he would mistake this house for that house when you have to climb up a hill. >> reporter: now his parents are left with the cleanup and emotional toll. >> they are shaken. >> reporter: hatch was treated, then booked into jail on charges of trespassing, vandalism, prowling and public intoxication. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> a 21-year-old petaluma man has been arrested for vandalism from santa cruz to seattle. derek murphy also has a criminal history in san francisco. police say he took pictures of his own graffiti. police say he is the tagger behind the series you can see here. he is suspected of vandalizing this fence as well as city parks, walls, two police vehicles. on a police blog, one detective said it is time to get up on your feet, do the wave and tip your cap to detective brian warren. warren has been working this case since june. >>> san jose city manager is leaving his job on new year's day. it's believed his future w

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and coy just feel that he-- he felt like chris was there. >> rose: the interesting thing too about him is, i ask you about him as a shot. it was much more than just simply being a great shooter. >> that's right. it was about-- . >> rose: what was it? >> a couple of things. he just happened to be at the right place at the right time, number one am but the other thing is he was very savvy in terms of where to set up his gun. and he always sort of had a knack for that and he also had a knack for fleshing out what was a possible target where somebody else their eyes would have passed right through it. >> rose: and could see the target better than most? >> that, i don't knowment but he sort of sensed the target better than most. wince tell you something these marines rushing in like they're doing, they're going to have their asses shot off. >> they're marines, half these guys were civilians six months ago. >> let's coach them up. >> we can't do that we need you on overwatch. >> if i'm on the street, mark. >> the-- is deadliest job here. you have a saviour complex. >> i just want the bad guy

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allegations of massive human rights violations against the dprk encouraging the indance members of the coi 2 have free access to the country and to leave the country. along these lines we call upon the dprk to make a commitment to a direct and candid dialogue with the international community and the countries of the region. i thank you. and i now return to my role as president of the security council. the security council has concluded the item on this agenda -- its conversation of this agenda item and the meeting is now adjourned. >> on september 23, 1972, about 9:00 p.m. i reached john mitchell president nixon's former attorney general and campaign manager, by phone, about a story we were running. said he had controlled a secret fund for underexover operations such as watergate. mitchell was quite upset. responding jesus several times as i read the story. he threatened to reveal a certain part of katherine graham's anatomy which would get caught in a big fat ringer if we released the story. and he then said we're going to release a story on all of you. i called ben at home. woodward and

>> that's what is interesting that hary reed was coy saying eleven out of twelve appropriation bills being passed under this gop proposal is not a bad things. when you look at how they have gone over the last three years, he does have a point. all that said, reed might decide whether or not he takes this prop poosal from the gop or let take here until christmas and fight this out. it will be interesting to see. so far we're not see wrg he will come down. >> no incentive for the u.s. congress better than old st. nick. >> that's right. >> thanks for being with me. >> be well. >> david, a three week funding of dhs. seems republicans don't understand that defunding or halting funds to dhs effectively stops the border mechanism that they are so intent to bobolster >> it is the funniest joke of the day. they want to the take away money from the u.s. deporting more people, which they want. they want the deportations, these conservatives out there, they're going to make it harder for you to do it. okay. make it harder to border security. but also a lot of the executive action that they don't

when a company does a spin-off or some sort of transaction like that, either the parent or the spin coisot more likely to be acquired. liz: give me an example of a company that you look at right now and you say, they're doing financial engineering. >> energizer holdings. they already announced they're going to be spinning off their battery business by mid-next year. so what we like about that business is that it's a good cash generator, and they're buying their leading competitor. we think say very attractive takeover target. liz: what about another name that you say, they're doing the exact thing and i think they may be a takeover target. >> so mondale lease -- they bought cadbury, spun off kraft foods. they're in the process of combining their coffee business with actually de master blenders. they're going to do that by mid-next year. buy back stock. we like it on a stand alone basis based on getting their margins up next year. that could be a take over four pepsi co. liz: what we'll do, we'll put these two, plus a bonus name that kevin says might be a takeover target on facebook.com/l

the action cam taking a look at the ear coy sculpture. the blue sky as above it and despite the sunshine it was down right cold. trenton 29 and sea isle city 31 degrees you factor in the winds and generally 8 to 12 miles per hour, not all that strong but enough to create a windchill of 21 in philadelphia and 20 in allentown and the poconos the windchill currently is 13 degrees if you are heading out tonight to celebrate, bundle up and dress in layers but satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we have no problems with visibility, not a cloud in the sky and high pressure is really in control of our weather and this keeps us very cold tonight. overnight low 29 degrees and 19 in millville. 16 in allentown and down to 17 degrees in reading. and we keep the sunshine through the day tomorrow and it will be breezy and if you are heading to the mummers parade it's cold and 32 degrees, and by 2:00, 37 and by 6:00, 34 and temperatures are holding in the upper 20s. the high pressure brings us winds from the west and temperatures are milder

expected to sell san francisco's beautiful skyline, which of course includes the golden gate, alcatraz, coyower. the proposal calls for them to be. >>> now, it is quite possible the usoc might decide not to present a candidate city to the international olympic committee, in part because of the billions of dollars needed to put on this competition. they're expected to address that during a news conference at 4:00 this afternoon. it would still be several weeks before they would announce their u.s. candidate city and then the ioc, the international olympic committee would make the decision on which city to host the 2024 olympics. they would be making that decision in 2017. the head of the usoc is also the head of electronic arts, which happens to be located in redwood city. >> we'll see how it goes. >> a lot of things located right here. thank you, bob. >> 6:55. many nbc shows will soon be screened online. >> the wall street journal reports nbc will live stream shows as they happen. mobile will come a little later. a laptop and ipad have different licensing issues. s so that's strange. you ac

i would like however to underscore three points that come out in the detailed report of the coi. first, the series of violations that have been noted by the coi are within and covered by international law. the icc has chosen the existence of crimes against humanity. the office of these crimes benefits from full impunity as these actions are taken within the framework of policies ordered by the highest level of the state. third, these violations target without distinction the most vulnerable sectors of the population, women, first who are subjected to systematic discrimination and intolerable abuse, often sexual abuse, children, secondly, who are the first victims of famine, and they are not spared by the political camps. i would like on these lines denote the testimony of a man who escaped one of these camps. his testimony describes a small girl who had the audacity to pick up grains of cereal to quash her hunger, and i will quote from paragraph 7 of the report. two times a week a guard would choose a child and subject that child to inspection to ensure that child had not stolen

government playing very coy in the wake of this outage, saying that the national security council spokeswoman, ask the north koreans about their internet and saying that north korea should reimburse sony for revenue loss. as to the question of who's responsible for the outage, no answers yet. >> of course, most of north korea doesn't have internet access, but the white house had been considering its options, talking about a proportional response. what could the president still do? >> well, that's a subject of much debate among experts in the foreign policy and public policy, really, the infrastructure of the internet really nothing to speak of there. economic retaliation, there's little trade between the u.s. and north korea, there's hardly an economy to speak of above the black market economy and their main patron is china and you run the risk of worsening tensions there. the united states is not interested in doing that. if you retaliate against north korea, you expose the risk of exposing our own capabilities. the u.s. is considering reenlisting north korea as a state sponsor of terrorism

. >> we heard from the state department spokesman there, playing coy.re not behind the internet outage in north korea. first of all, do you buy that? and secondly, if we were, would that be the pro portional response that president obama promised? >> i think graduated and proportionate is right within the pair dime of cyber is also right. we shouldn't start conflating the issue by looking at foreign policy or sanctions. we should keep it strictly been the cyberspace. but what i do think, craig, is that moving forward, the ability to penetrate someone's infrastructure in terms of cyber is based on the connectivity speed and the i.t. infrastructure. if we look at indonesia, they have increasing internet speeds but the structure is increasingly poor. indonesia is up there because hackers are using ip addresses out of there to attack. >> we just heard from david, the attorney for sony, vowing that thing is going to come out in some form or fashion. how do you think it comes out? i mean, in what fashion? in what way will folks be able to watch "the interview

officials are being very coy about whether the u.s.as responsible for the latest disruptions in north korea's internet. but whatever measures the u.s. takes, officials say they do expect some kind of counterresponse from kim jong un, in an effort to show he is in control both home and abroad. cnn, washington. >>> to russia now, and ratings agency standard & poors is weighing a potential downgrade for that country that could push its debt into junk territory. >> russia's currency has plunged to all-time lows, raising concerns the country is headed towards a full-blown financial crisis. s&p says there is a 50% likelihood that russia will be downgraded in the next 90 days. well, meanwhile, new year's eve is still more than a week away, but wall street investors have a reason to pop their corks now. the dow jones average hit a new high tuesday, topping the 18,000 mark for the first time, and it closed out the day just above that record high. >> consider it an early christmas present for the market. the dow jones has crossed 8,000 for the f