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. >> reporter: creteed by veterans holding american nags, nicholas is -- flags, nicholas is glad to be home. he served two tours in iraq and this past one lasted 11 months. >> coming back, knowing that we made a big difference, changing security, made sure everyone was on top of their jobs, provided whatever they needed for assistance to make sure they can take care of their country. we did a great job. >> he would do anything that he had to do to make sure his country was safe. you know, he is a major hero in my life. i look up to him. >> the young sergeant, one of the last soldiers to leave iraq and since the withdrawal from iraq over the last week the violence has heated up in baghdad. markets, grocery stores, cafes, government buildings subject to coordinated attacks in the last 36 hours. he says hey is proud of the job that he and others did preparing soldiers for the future. >> winning hearts and minds was a big thing and a training course. it was successful. i am glad that we exited out of there with them having the right tools and the right mind to take care of what they needed

on crete monarchy. two thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlines tens of thousands of grieving north koreans packed into the capital to pay their final respects to their late leader kim jong il who feel laid to rest after eleven days of national mourning. egypt working to shape its post-revolutionary future by reestablishing ties abroad as the country's foreign minister heads to moscow. considering measures to protect itself from the potential demise.

qualifying from third spot in crete day meanwhile finished bottom of the table the civilian side ending up looking worse in last place in the end of the season just one victory ninety six . to i second and you could have pushed their sixth consecutive victory in the k h l after coming from behind to into on a spot at moscow the siberian team only joined the elite league last year and they're already causing quite a stir for one closer effort courts. ice hockey club you grow up from siberian city of compliments east was founded in two thousand and six and spent the next four years glowing its way into russia's elite and its ricky cage show year did see which was certainly lacking in star power still managed to end the regular season in center place at twenty five for the playoffs and first attempt though you greg was not the culprits for finals in twenty ten hunger for postseason action is evidently as strong as ever. but we have a very tall snit's world which is vital for a team without any so-called star players and it was proved last year when our okies and made it into the k.h. and p

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hopefully these will become called crete clients for the euro with specific amounts in terms of possible bailouts in the future however if you talk to some experts they just say we want to know where the euro is heading we want to know the direction that the euro was taking and at this point opinion really is divided if you will talk and more talk with the politicians know it. alone and not believe anymore because too often we did not live up to a word. yet another d.-day for the euro another big question mark hangs over brussels do years and politicians have what it takes to hit the euro crisis nail on the head once and for all. the euro which should inspire confidence is not inspiring this confidence if there is no deal on friday there will be no second chance. and this time germany and france are not taking any chances it's either tough love board nothing they want a treaty change to pave the way for a fiscal union that will bind the euro countries closer and force the nationally unhealthy economies to get their act together tougher punishment for deficit centers and greater fiscal ov

scott has two crete tretreats i thol days. >> this is a deejay scratch pad for cats.e have actually photographic evidence. here it is. it's from thinkgeek. a little cat scratch fever in the background. $40. does this thing actually work? well, we put it to the test with our official gadget friday test cats. this is an editor cat. the other one is named moxy. they are not interested. she took a little food and put it on the turntable to see if they would be interested. so does it work? well, it just sit there is. if off cat lover in your life, why not? >> i guess i could get that for my mom. she has a cat she adores. >> it doesn't matter if the thing works. now let's go to a final check for christina loren. >> we have slick conditions out there. really heavy fog and drizzle. our roadways are nice and slick. that will be the case as we ring in the new year across the bay area. so happy new year to you. back to you guys. >> same to you, happy new

it allowed me to get information more easily and make friends and crete in that quick people from allover the world. >> is that all good? >> i think so. i was interested in promoting the ideas of liberty. when i was in college, the wind and it provided me so much opportunity because i could talk to people from different countries. i could give them ideas they could use on their campuses. it is wonderful. there is a lack of privacy. you get so much good in return. >> can you go back to -- where did you get this idea? >> my freshman year of college, my brother introduced me to robert and ann rand. i realized that that is what i was. i was a libertarian. it just so happens, at that moment, ron paul came on the scene. there was this explosion of young people who had just discovered libertarianism. it is almost like we took over the internet. every video, it was someone sang you should vote for ron paul. it had thousands of people exchanging ideas. it was an exciting moment. bucks are you a ron paul online where? >> i'd like -- >> are you a ron paul follower? >> i like ron paul. >> he is c

host: but do you think about embryos and what should be done with them of a family crete's embryos to be implanted? -- created embryos to be implanted? guest: it is important to look at this issue. we're in a position of the wild west as we vote at reproductive technologies and bioethics issues. -- as we look at reproductive technologies. in europe, they have regulations of the reproductive technologies that we have not even begun to consider here. i think it is a question need to be looking at more carefully, and not treating the embryo is something that is just holy disposable, which is what we do now. host: massachusetts, democrat line. caller: what this comes down to is this lady and her group are trying to force their religious views on the country, trying to make laws, just like in afghanistan, to impose their religious views. other people do not have those police. and our government, they should be allowed to do what is right in terms of their family and their life. when i was in high school in 1969, my best friend became pregnant and abortion was completely illegal. she was te

there is a lot of stuff we can shrink, but i will start by sank crete the defense system you need to create the foreign policy unique, then let's talk about how we get to a balanced budget. you want to do it as inexpensively as you can. getting to the balanced budget, folks who are strong americans now say you can save $500 billion a year by modernizing government. that is at a minimum the correct number. there are ways you can reform entitlem we have proposed the right of every younker american to have a personal social security savings a can. you would have a huge impact on spending. there are steps you can take on medicaid and medicare that are huge. i would not look on, i would never say the richest country in the world cannot sustain what it needs to do in foreign and defense policy, but we ought to do it as efficiently as we can, and that is not the key to balance budgets. >> with two boys in u.s. navy, i think about their future. it puts it in a different context altogether. first, debt. it has to be seen as other than just debt, but something akin to a national security probl

i would go on errands and help the elderly across the crete and what nerve have you 0 to leave knee a bitter johnnie. >> sounds like a lawyer. >> ainsley: he brought his argument to the table. >> kelly: got his arguments together and presented them and waiting for a final judgment. >> dave: he helped the elderly cross the street. all he got was a yo-yo. poor johnnie. >> another letter right now. dear santa, santa, if you bringing presents with batteries, bring batteries. how bad is it that the kids receives the toys and you don't have the batteries. >> dave: and toys "r" us are saying, you want batteries. >> kelly: i think he's saying, look, santa, you've got to make sure that the batteries are included. >> ainsley: santa will neve make the mistake again, right, rick? >> we have santa and mrs. claus, and sometimes i feel, santa the batteries don't show up with the gifts. do you not do batteries? is that something with transporting parties in the sleigh that makes it difficult. >> sometimes it's hard to do that, you know, not checking them ought to make sure they're all good, but we tr