i'm looking forward to that. >> we last saw daniel johns seven days ago when he first entered jail. now at north facility, inmate johns has come to realize he's tired of coming to jail. >> i got a record. it's embarrassing. i come to jail and they say, oh, you've been here 17 times. i'm like, yeah. i spent like the past two years of my life in county jail. i'm just tired. >> having just heard his 30-day sentence has been reduced to 15, inmate johns is nervous about his release, knowing that he has an outstanding warrant for $10,000. >> i have a warrant and i was supposed to get out on the fourth of july and i have been in my cell and my dorm thinking about my warrant. i don't know if they are going to let me go or not. i'm kind of paranoid. i'm hoping that i can just squeeze through here without the probation officer seeing that. if they see that, they can keep you here for a long time. >> next on "lockup," the l.a. county jail uses star power to reach out to violent minutes. >>> often when inmates leave l.a. county jail, they encounter problems getting a job due to lack of occupatio

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in washington, daniel, wjz eyewitness news. >>> house speaker john boehner sent a letter to the white house asking the president to put pressures on senators to return to washington ore work the payroll tax cut plan. >>> the population in the chesapeake bay is bouncing back from record lows. last winter it was so cold, nearly of the bait population died off. >>> time now for quick look at some stories you'll find in tomorrow morning edition of the baltimore sun. explosive testimony in the wikileaks hearing. while local residents marched in today. these stories and lot more in the baltimore sun. you can look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> the nutcracker is a christmas tradition for many families. the ballet is getting a new twist in north carolina. david crabtree has the story for wjz. >> reporter: the nutcracker is performed around the world every year. a new production in raleigh keeps the traditional 1892 music and corography adds something special. rick thomas is the top magician is las vegas. his show is one of the biggest on the strip. robert

. >> needafriendtotalkto is really 25-year-old john adam daniels, a carpenter. he thinks he's here to meet a 13-year-old virgin named nina. he asked her if she wants to try anal sex and if he can perform oral sex on her. after the decoy agrees, she tells him she's home alone. and he asks to pend the night. he comes prepared. >> he's brought his overnight bag, looks like. >> i had to do laundry right away. i have something cute to wear tonight. did you try some of my sweet tea? sorry, i'm almost done. >> okay, babe. >> did you bring me anything? >> yes, i did. >> what did you bring me? >> i have a drink and some kit-kats. >> looks like you brought enough stuff to move in. why don't you have a seat there. and like some of the others, needafriendtotalkto appears to know what he's walked into. >> am i being taped? >> you are being taped. >> oh, crap. am i going to be arrested? >> that's not up to me. you admit right here that you could be in trouble if anybody found out that a 25-year-old -- >> yes. >> -- was with a 13-year-old? >> yes, sir. i thought it was a bad i

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henry clay, daniel webster, steven douglas, john calhoun and the others.of massachusetts and he'd love to this location. here on columbia point, next to his brother's library, overlooking dorchester bay. my husband's dream was that by immersing yourself in our history, by reliving the great debates of our time, you would he reminded of the great problems we tackled and the great things we achieved when we all came to the table. .. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mr. kennedy? >> aye. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thanks, kara. and thanks for the tears in all our eyes. thank you. would you please stand again? [applause] [applause] >> like all of us who were blessed to meet kara, he was proud of all of his children, and in today he is particularly proud of you for what you have done. thank you so much. [applause] >> i mentioned eddie march before. we travel to israel one time and it was shortly after the invasion of kuwait, and part of what we did in the trip, we went everywhere in israel and when it was a group of people from the plo. they were supporting saddam insane invasion of kuwait.

think about it this way, look -- imagine a debate stage with haley barbour, chris christie, john thune, mitch danielsgovernor of indiana. throw in paul ryan, congressman from wisconsin. all of whom to one degree or another thought seriously -- paul ryan probably least of them all, but all the others thought seriously about running. if they were running gingrich would not have any purchase on republican primary caucus voters. he's yesterday news. for whatever reason they decided not to. newt gingrich saw that mitt romney is essentially misaligned with where his party is. he's northeastern, ideologically flexible, very familiar with wall street. the grassroots of the republican party isn't any of those things right now. gingrich sees that romney is misaligned and he's trying to thread a needle. >> people can go to "the national journal" and read that column which was fascinating. >> thank you for having me. >>> the fda is deciding whether the morning after pill should be available to young teens without a prescription. right now anyone 17 or older can get it. now, the drugmaker says the pill can preven

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on the debate stage as he has been throughout, and mitch daniels, the governor of indiana was there, haley barbour, governor of mississippi, john thune, senator from south dakota was there, chris christie, governor of new jersey -- gwen: how do we know they wouldn't have blown up? >> what they would have had is something that gingrich didn't possess which is contrary political experience. -- contemporary political experience. and attachment to contemporary political challenges within their states and within the republican party at large. but they're not there. and this field, gingrich understood, even during the time his campaign was imploding in june and july, wasn't strong enough, and that there would be someone who would become the ultimate respository of the we can't stand mitt romney coalition of the republican party. gingrich always believed that romney was misaligned with the way the republican party as a nominating party is. he's northeastern. they're southern and western. he's ideological flexible, they're ideological rigid. he is christian, yes, but of the mormon faith that's not universally thought of as comfortable

danielle nottingham reports, calls to hammer out a deal have not been answered. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner huddled this morning with fellow republicans to plan the next step in the payroll tax stalemate. >> we're here. we're ready to go to work. we're hoping that the senate democrats will appoint negotiators to come to the table and resolve the differences. >> reporter: house republicans rejected a two-month extension of the payroll tax cuts passed in the senate and are holding out for one year deal. democrats say conservatives are calling the shots in the house. >> you have an extreme right wing element in the house of representatives that has hijacked the process. >> reporter: if congress does not act in the next ten days, the payroll tax rate will go back to its original 6.2% from the current 4.2%. that means americans making $50,000 a year will see about $20 less in their paychecks each week. two million others could lose their unemployment benefits and medicare payments to doctors could be reduced. >> the clock is ticking. time is running out. >> the standoff is further compli

response to this committee's questions, are you aware that news international stated that both john chapman and daniel cloke reviewed these before forwarding them? >> no. >> so nobody in the company told you that some of your executives had reviewed the e-mails -- >> i thought -- i was under the understanding that everything had been sent to them. >> okay. you are aware that lewd mcdonald qc reviewed the e-mails again on behalf of the international, are you not? >> yes. >> you're aware that he stated he found out -- >> an aid reported the whole bullet. >> he did? >> to news corporation. >> you're aware he stated to the board that he found evidence of indirect hacking breaches national security and then evidence of serious crimes in the firm? >> he did, indeed. >> i can address these in details if you would allow me. >> i'll come to you, but it's your father who is responsible. i'd like to ask what he knew, but i will come back to you. who was aware of the findings at news international? >> went to the senior officials of news corporation. certainly, the top legal officer. >> tom crown or -- >> no. >>

danielle nottingham reports that the two sides have reached a compromise with days to spare. >> reporter: it appears john boehner is ready to deal. they say house republicans could sign off on the plan to extend a tax cut through february with some minor changes. the decision came after the top senate republican mitch mcconnell called on the house to pass the temporary extension. so did president obama. >> it is the right thing to do for the economy, and most importantly it is the right thing to do for american families across the country. >> reporter: house members are expected to vote on the plan that extends the payroll tax cut and some unemploy benefits for two months. that buys lawmakers some extra time to negotiate a plan to extend them for all of 2012. until now house republicans refused to consider the senate's bipartisan compromise because it did not extend benefits for a full year. earlier this week they voted to reject it and called on senators to come back to washington to renegotiate the deal. >> it is time for us to sit down and have a serious negotiation, solve this problem, so that americ

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: house republicans have agreed to a two-month extension of the payroll tax break. house speaker johned the sudden change of heart late thursday. >> we were here fighting for the right things. may not have been politically the smartest thing in the world. >> republican lawmakers were under intense pressure to break a holiday stalemate that would give 160 million workers an average of $20 a week in their paychecks and extend unemployment benefits to 99 weeks. the tipping point came when the top republican urged them to get on board with the bipartisan plan. they reluctantly agreed but only after insisting on some tweaks to the plan. and a promise from the senate they'll appoint negotiators to work on a year-long extension. >> while everyone asks for a full-year extension of these programs, a lot of people weren't willing to put the effort in as the holidays were approaching. >> president obama released a statement congratulating congress for stopping a tax hike on american families struggling to make ends meet. earlier thursday, he said he's ready to begin work immediately on an extens

danielle nottingham explains why lawmakers had a change of heart. >>> reporter: house speaker john boehnerready to deal. >> i think our members waged a good fight. we were able to come to an agreement. we were able to fix what came out of the senate. >> reporter: house republicans have signed off on the senate plan to extend a popular tax cut through february with some minor changes. the decision came after the top senate republican, mitch mcconnell, called on the house to pass the temporary extension. so did president obama. >> it's the right thing to do for the economy and it's most importantly the right thing to do for american families all across the country. >> reporter: house members are now expected to vote on the plan that extends the payroll tax cut and some unemployment benefits for two months. that buys lawmakers some extra time to negotiate a plan to extend them for all of 2012. until now, house republicans refused to consider the senate bipartisan compromise because it did not extend benefits for a full year. earlier this week, they voted to reject it and called on senators to

danielle. caller: mr. john horsley discussed the van service for senior servant -- senior citizens in the rual areas. guest: yes. caller: ok. in the city i live and there is a van service that operates out of our senior center. and it is open to the public. however, it is by appointment. and they do have a program, i guess at a job access program i guess for low income community members, where they have to submit documentation proving their income and then the transportation service to pick them up and take them to and from their jobs. however, i guess i wanted to know who can a person contact on ways to expand this transportation service to fully meet the demands of the community members? guest: well, the van service is usually provided by counties and cities in your area, but funding flows from the federal level to the state, and then from the state down to the communities. so, i think your first starting point is to talk to your city and county officials, your city manager or york county executive, to see wh

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john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or caring, companionship, your ability to talk to your loved ones as they are going through difficult times -- i was goin

imagine if the field had been this -- john thune, chris christie, mitch daniels, jeb bush, tim pawlentywell in the debates. people would have said more like the biden figure. >> exactly. >> sort of the intellectuals. but, boy, the republican party would be having a different conversation. they'd be having a debate about which one is going to be most equipped, probably be having an electability conversation. >> they're all main stream conservatives. >> there are some that are more conservative than others in that group. but that's the best and the brightest inside the republican party i would argue today. >> who would put themselves through this? >> that's the problem. if you're smart enough to be on that list you're smart enough to say i'm not doing this. >> so doing this to sell books, and it was newt who said, and here is the joke on us, newt told mitch daniels to run because he said when you run for president you can sell a lot more books. >> i think newt had two motivations. it was very similar to what the biden motivation was to run back in '07 when he ran which is, one, for newt,

john huntsman. he decided to bypass the iowa caucuses and focus on the new hampshire primary. live in des moines, iowa, danielle nottingham, back to you, anita. >>> mitt romney and ron paul are the only two republican candidates who will be on the ballot for virginia's primary. rick perry is trying to change that. he is suing to get his name added. his campaign says virginiaens should be able to choose among all the candidates. virginia's rule requiring candidates to gather 10,000 signatures is just unrealistic. and in this last hour, cnn started reporting that newt gingrich says people collecting names to get him on the ballot turned in fraudulent signatures. we are working to learn more about that story tonight. >> all right, if you got tired of all that nice weather, today looks more like wintertime. what's going on out there, anny? >> i wish i had my gloves. raunchy is one way to describe the weather. it's very windy. but boy, get ready for some very cold temperatures overnight. now, this morning's lows are in the low 40s. wind gusts, they are blowing through here. 22 in downtown. 26 at andrew's air force b

. >> i think at the time that john chapman who is a culprit wire and daniel cote, i think that they would say of call to this committee in their experience and knowledge they felt that the letter was correct. >> statistic couple of final questions. listening to this romany people, the filings across fleet street were not continuous. the independent beauty. the meal times. in the coverage of the firm can you remember calling in the editors after the guardian of the story in july of 2005 to discuss how they would cover or not cover the story? >> in 2005. >> in 2009. calling around the editors to encourage the war not to give the story in the play. >> said or recalling a loaded coal but he and i would talk about industry matters on vacation. amelie knew what i read of the guardian. >> in the final question, to you recall a conversation with johnson during which gst, would you want that out? and your response was, i want a lot of those wishes to go down. i'm begging forgiveness. see you recall that conversation? >> absolutely not. [inaudible conversations] >> as tier but this earlier. in his

danielle. god bless everybody. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> those inside the beltway of washington, d.c. have nothing on rick santorum. he's encouraging voters to tell washington what to do. >> just with johne were talking about all these people who sit in washington, d.c. and tell everybody around the country what you're thinking. all right. what the people of america are thinking and they never leave washington, d.c. or they never leave their little academic setting. and they're telling everybody, here's what america's thinking. you tell america what you're thinking. don't listen to what the pundits are saying. you measure the candidates. you make the decision. you lead this country. that's what iowans are supposed to do. >>> our week continues to delve into the issues of the presidential campaign. every sunday we're spending this hour of the "cnn newsroom" to allow you to hear from the could be contenders that he is spell out their ideas for the future of the united states. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is focusing on the economy, specifically on small town rural america. he has visited every county in iowa and here is part of his remark or remarks from bell plain. >> in our

john bialek died of a heart attack triggered by the crash. still investigating the cause of the accident. chicago bears and pled guilty battery for slapping chicago bears star devin hester at a casino, danielago attorney says his client is sorry misunderstanding mistakenly thought devin hester cutting in line in front of an elderly couple, i did nothing wrong in my eyes did not do anything wrong older couple virtue things of that nature and he feels terrible mr. kantor somebody else would have hugged him if he did recognize him he has a big fan >> devin hester not attend the hearing but court personnel says he was in the building just in case $300 and finds probation for a year at must also complete community service john bialek and then the management class. coming up ohio vs. illinois not talking football overseersear's and the syracuse child sex scandal allegations and that the x coach's wife. let's ring you up. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver and i get great service. meredith,

daniel landgren had each state receive one statue each inside the building. >> we take one statue and go back and get the next one at another time. reporter: norton does support a move by house speaker john boehner to place a statue tore bust of winston churchill -- so tie or bust of winston churchill, hope -- statue or bust of winston churchill hoping the other two statues are permitted soon. >> i feel it gives us an opening to approach the speaker to ask that our bill come forward of. reporter: at this point no word on where the winston churchill statue or bust will be placed inside the u.s. capitol. that will be left up to the office of the architect of the u.s. capitol. in the newsroom matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> sexual assaults appear to be on the rise at the nation's military academies. a new report shows 65 incidents this year compared to 45 last year. the pentagon says it's encouraging victims to report the crimes and that could explain the higher number. >>> they are home from the battlefield, thousands of u.s. service members back from iraq and afghanistan looking for work, but the unemployment rate among veterans is higher than the national average and one senator is trying

i hereby appoint the honorable daniel webster to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2011, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes each, but in no event shall the debate go beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. over the past weekend an article in a north carolina paper was titled, "u.s. envoy troops could stay in afghanistan,," subtitle, "the white house echoed that 2014 is not a deadline for total withdrawal." i'd like to submit the article for the record, mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. jones: this is comi

host: we have been talking with daniel serwer were of the middle east institute, a scholar there, as well as a professor of international studies at the john hopkins still -- school. thank you. guest: my pleasure. host: a look at presidential pardons -- who gets them and why. that is coming up after the break. you were watching -- you are watching "washington journal." is sunday, december 25. we will be right back -- it his sunday, december 25. we will be right back. >> with the iowa caucuses next week and the new hampshire, south carolina, and florida primaries later in the month, c- span's series "the contenders" looks back at 14 candidates who ran for president and lost, but had a long-lasting impact on american politics. on monday, thomas dooley. tuesday, adlai stevenson. wednesday, barry goldwater. thursday, a hip -- thursday, and hubert humphrey. friday, george wallace. saturday, george mcgovern followed by billionaire businessman ross perot. every nightders" on on c-span. >> i am here arguing in favor of higher taxes on the wealthy. i am one of the wealthiest 1%. >> would you guys be willing to do it -- to donate to the department o

john k. sec and wisconsin governor scott walker and rex, and tennessee governor bill have an, mitch daniels moderates this one hour and 10 minute discussion. [applause] >> thank you for attending. and for all of you to support this greatest political organization in our country right now. i drew the assignment but i should say the privilege of moderating the panel of four of the new all stars who you just reacquainted in that great video. i will observe not at all for the first time, i don't recall a year in which more first-class public service talent was brought to the floor in 2010 and they were all on our side and a remarkable new assortment. each one of these people is already making a mark and similarly incredible footprint on the history of their states and this country. but i am so excited about the future of our party but more importantly america because specifically the class of 2010 and you know about these folks already. we will not take a lot of time but we have several of the best examples of what i am talking about. of the like is that by introducing a fantastic governor of new mexico,

john k. sick from ohio, and rick scott from florida. this is part of the annual meeting of the republican governors association. moderated by indiana governor mitch daniels, that is -- this is about an hour and 10 minutes. >> thank you for attending and for supporting this greatest political organization extant in our country right now. i drew the privilege of moderating the panel of four of the new all stars, with whom you were just reacquainted in that great video. i will observe not at all for the first time that i do not recall eight year in which more first-class public service talent was brought to the 4 than 2010. they were all on our side. just a remarkable new assortment. i am so excited about the future of our party, but more importantly, because of the class of 2010 you know all about these folks. we will not take a lot of time with it. we have here several of the best examples of what i am talking about. i would like to start by introducing the new governor of new mexico, suzanne martinez. she could not make it this morning. [laughter] we are stuck with these four other homely guys. the ebert and efficient staff said do not forget to share wi