by being sound like you're feeling a shootout they dominated. really ill. and traditionally those with the best seats all the way. over by you know our team. on to basketball now and the yearly top sixteen where russian giants to scan i want to get is to lie joined up a group a was real madrid while he trashed mccabe the reigning champions and n.p.l. cus last time to pass a dozen but up a has more from game four. days cost reached down between one to nine straight matches in the euro lake as the russian paul house b. jogger is in front of a sellout the three men in crowd if almost sixteen thousand while the battle in the fourth quarter was tied to the arm and later dominated it both and militia doubtless each left the visitors with twenty four points and five assists and their messina side in case their margin to fourteen points by the end of the third so the match was effectively over long before the final buzzer which sealed the end they just sound points to seventy three victories for the six time champions. passed at the start of the year he just player

s domination dying down any time soon. when you're talking about how much more dominant the s.e.c. is, people are talking about the championship game really happening in december when it was georgia against alabama in the s.e.c. championship game in atlanta. that's how dominant that conference really is. >> i think that's absolutely right, carlos. now, it was so one-sided last night, you almost had to look for other things for entertainment. the broadcast actually provided some sideshows there including -- i don't know if there's any other way to put it -- kind of a creepy sideshow dealing with a.j. mccarron's girlfriend. >> reporter: okay, hold on. >> i tell you, you quarterbacks, you get all the good-looking women. what a beautiful woman. >> wow! a.j. is doing some things right. >> superior youngster at alabama, start getting the football out and throwing it around the backyard with pop. >> reporter: okay, that's the creepy part right there because i respect brent mussburger, he's the best in the business, but dude, chill out. he was a little bit too, whoa, h hubba, hubba. brent

that's something that's coming to be dominated by the asians. hybrid vehicles and so forth. there's a reason those things didn't happen first in the united states. >> tom: american innovation and competition around the world. peter morici with us, he's with the university of maryland. thank you professor. >> take care. >> susie: selling the holidays to the world. mike hegedus found a company that's thriving despite intense competition from outside the united states, and also making its signature products right here in america. for the barrango corporation, every day is christmas. >> reporter: you wouldn't know it, but what you're watching is american ingenuity on display for the whole world, a blueprint to recovery for u.s. manufacturing. actually, it's only in guatemala city, but it was conceived, designed and made in america. the world's largest christmas tree-- 8,300 branches, over 1.5 million l.e.d. lights, all timed to music driven by computers. housed in a semi-trailer inside the 57 foot base. a world class tourist attraction worth millions to the central american beer

military of dominance. it is a little kinky having our admirals talking about dominance. i think it is also a little arrogant, frankly. what we should talk about is cyber security, offensive cyber capability, defensive capability. we turn a lot of people off in this country and around the world, when we have generals and admirals talking about dominating the cyber domain. we need cooperation from a lot of people around the world and in this country to achieve cyber security. militaryizing the issue and talking about how the u.s. military has to dominate the cyber domain is not helpful. >> we have lots of hands going up. let's take two or three questions together. right in the middle here then the gentleman in front of you as well. >> ok, thank you. this year has been around the world for u.s. and other companies, what is wrong with china doing the same thing? >> basically, the panel said that big data will merge with the fiscal network of things. will that make the u.s. more vulnerable to a cyber attack or does that give us more possibilities to defend ouselves? >> that i

the united states government they dominate the united states military and no one is going to be theunited states military in any kind of pitched battle whatsoever so consequently i would urge the people sort of let go of the gun issue and think about instead ways that we can challenge power at the polls you know there are still ways i think to support candidates who are very serious about our well being. any actual we each accountable and growing the power our natural institutions. appropriated longstreet i think it's still doable politically and you are a real system. not professor there is a another alternative and that is to maybe follow in the footsteps of what germany is doing germany quite clearly has completely lost confidence in what america is doing to stamp out the fraud on wall street so they're taking delivery of their gold their physical gold from new york from france this isn't following in the footsteps of bankers around the world now abandoning the dollar and going to gold and silver as a currency that they can trust that's not completely co-opted and destroyed by wh

based on mutual respect if it eventually works out we would be happy with that but we will not be dominated by the us is the only country in the world that has that much trouble dealing with other nations because they haven't come to grips with a new global reality yet but they will have to assume that we've been telling them that for years and it's time they should realize that the world has changed and they can no longer dominate through asteroids an entertainment division and a separate. matter vice president was not long ago president chavez wanted it and. held this position for six years and what not a priority is foreign policy now with the fear. that but it's here that president chavez has drafted a program that we're calling. plan for twenty thirty twenty ninety hitless five main strategic goal long term goals which are building a true democracy in venezuela and shaving independence and establishing and yes socialism the full strategic goal has an international dimension and reflects the vision of simon bolivar he talks about violence in the world about the need for latin american c

based on mutual respect if it eventually works out we would be happy with that but we will not be dominated by the us is the only country in the world that has that much trouble dealing with other nations because. they haven't come to grips with the new global reality yet but they will have to suit we've been telling them that for years and it's time they should realize that the world has changed and they can no longer dominate through as strikes and intimidation and obviously. mr vice president not long ago president chavez appointed a new foreign minister but he you held this position for six years what other priority is venezuela's foreign policy now. that but it's here that president chavez has drafted a program that we are calling on homelands planned for twenty thirty to twenty ninety. five main strategic goal long term goals which are building a true democracy in venezuela achieving independence and establishing a new socialism the fourth strategic goal has an international dimension that reflects the vision of simon bolivar he talks about the balance in the world about the need for

it dominated almost all aspects of life. now church officials say the church has always survived by managing to adapt by holding fast to or belief. the catholic church has worked on reaching out, but many of them have been detached from reality. the church has conservative views on sexuality and marriage, and the philippines is the only country in the world where divorce is not allowed. >> sometimes you have to learn to be unpopular. there are limits to what you can change. you cannot water down the truth. we can make expressions of our convictions. >> as much as church leaders are sticking to their convictions, the faithful are developing their own. >> it cannot always be up to the church to decide things. people should have a right to decide for themselves, depending on their circumstances. >> to remain devoutly catholic, and many other filipino catholics see no contradiction between adapting to

so our offensive line came out and dominated up front. that makes it easier on the quarterback. >> thought we played great. collin had a great game. just -- >> jim harbaugh, the man can coach. becomes the eighth coach in nfl history to lead his team to the league championship game his first two seasons. that's amazing. of course, much more later on in sports. for now, we're live at candlestick park. shu, back to you. >> mike: we'll have complete highlights in sports. >> the fans went crazy and feel they're within striking distance. john alstan is live at candlestick park. >> the parking lot is empty. it is a mess. the traffic jam is over. but the celebrations continue tonight, and fans favor the victory, a win that seemed a little iffy early on. >> it was the moment that niners fans had waited for. >> yeah, baby. >> fans steamed out of candle stick, finally relieved the niners broke free of the back and fourth ties in the game. >> stressful game. kaepernick came back. good job. >> green bay fans were gracious in their loss but did not see

that's going to dominate the congress between now and the end of march. none of these issues, i think, will have the kind of priority that spending and debt are going to have over the next two or three months. >> so you're not going to address this until after you address these three deadlines we talked about at the top of the program? >> yeah, the single biggest issue confronting the country is spending and debt. that's going to dominate the discussion in congress for the next three months at least. >> okay, senator mcconnell, thanks very much for your time

almost sixteen thousand while the battle in the fourth quarter was tied to the army man who later dominated it both and militia doubtless each let the visitors with twenty four points and five assists and their messina side increase their margin to fourteen points by the end of the third so the match was effectively over long before the final was it which sealed any dissent and points to seventy three victories for the six time champions. at the start of the year his players threatened to go on strike as they hadn't been paid for three months but the club found this born sore at their eleventh hour and despite the to a boil off the board there was a renewed optimism among the players as they took on former russian coach david plotz makati after the cecil game in the opening quarters up to gear in the second to win that twenty seven nine and they israeli side can prevent the host from staying joined thord in group f. as the must go region side easily cruised to eighty eight sixty seven victory with gallon rewards hitting a game high twenty points. my training you really champions allenby i g

so our offensive line came out and dominated up front. that makes it easier on the quarterback. >> thought we played great. collin had a great game. just -- >> jim harbaugh, the man can coach. becomes the eighth coach in nfl history to lead his team to the league championship game his first two seasons. that's amazing. of course, much more later on in sports. for now, we're live at candlestick park. shu, back to you. >> mike: we'll have complete highlights in sports. >> the fans went crazy and feel they're within striking distance. john alstan is live at candlestick park. >> the parking lot is empty. it is a mess. the traffic jam is over. but the celebrations continue tonight, and fans favor the victory, a win that seemed a little iffy early on. >> it was the moment that niners fans had waited for. >> yeah, baby. >> fans steamed out of candle stick, finally relieved the niners broke free of the back and fourth ties in the game. >> stressful game. kaepernick came back. good job. >> green bay fans were gracious in their loss but did not see

in the first episode dominic encounters an extremely venomous cobra.g this part of his body get on my hand, because as soon as i do that could spell a real problem for me. whoa. >> ew, ew. >> that looks like fun. >> ew. >> that's the kind of snake you don't want to handle, but i'm going to pass these two off to you ladies. >> how do you know what you do want to handle and what you don't? >> don't handle venomous snakes. >> they're all tangled up. >> these are bull pythons. i'm going to uncoil this one. these are bull pythons. probably the best -- >> are they babies? >> these are pretty grown adult females. probably the best python that you could have as a pet. they don't grow too much bigger than this. very friendly, i say to people a lot when they talk about snakes, you would be in more danger from being hurt by a kitten than you would from these things. >> in the everglades they have a terrible problem. >> i don't want your little mouth around me. i don't mind holding your body. you keep your little mouth to yourself. >> let me ask you, how does this

not the story that dominated all year long but a big deal. the supreme court ruled that the mandate was upheld and people have to buy health insurance. one third of the economy. even though might not be top of mind to everybody today, it will be top of mind for the rest of eternity and touch every single person in this country. it east a tax. you will be taxed forcibly. they held it up. huge issue and huge court ruling. you are looking at me like that is your biggest -- >> greg: no. that is a huge story. you added a new arm to government. that is a big deal for a lot

dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only. with cabbage and jam making sure you can have as a starter main dish. was although it may draw. most people in siberia see nothing wrong with hunting if you decide to participate. look upon martin. as in the middle of a swamp only accessible by. a. it's inhabited by so. a large muslim minority that migrated before the russians. this. is real siberia maybe not the stuff of tourist brochures but distinctive enough to show that after all these years so there is still not quite like anywhere else. alive they're welcome to business that happen few jobs that have escaped the grinding by the all i'm going global credit crunch but some professions have had it particularly bad it is all just the health of the balance sheet that is at risk in some cases it's actually the workers themselves so here we go in at number five for the worst job of it twenty twelve according to career cast dot com it's a newspaper journalist the stress of getting the juiciest quotes the latest gave it a competitive ne

the united states has been slowly militarizing, a full spectrum dominance of air, land, s.c., space, a cyberspace. going to haveu're a triple can be shield -- canopy shield. all kinds of war of the world's weaponry as possible. we refuse to go along with any proposals to bring peace to space. in 2006, 166 nations voted 166- 1. the one nation that would not go along with it was us. this makes us very dangerous to the world. this is global. this is what truman did when he dropped the bomb on hiroshima. that is the great link. the reason we are good, the reason we hold ourselves higher, is because we have the bomb. it is a great privilege to have the bomb. if any country had done what we did to iraq, there would have been repercussions. because we have the bomb, there are no repercussions. >> and we are self distracting. osama bin ladin said he would get us to destroy ourselves with insane defense spending, and he was right. $4 trillion. that is a lot of money, plus all the kids being killed. and not just killed, but they're coming back not only and duties, but multiple amputees. they a

well many of these humble me dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only in siberia to put them in super bowl filled with cabbage and jam making sure you can have many as a starter main dish. although it may draw the whole of a most people in siberia see nothing wrong with hunting there only if you decide to participate. when you look upon martin. is in the middle of a swamp only accessible by air transport in the summer months and winter a path is clear to the dogs it's inhabited by siberian a large muslim minority that migrated head before the russians. and this. israel siberia maybe not the stuff of tourist brochures but distinctive enough to show that after all these years siberia still not quite like anywhere else. so after they've increased their vibrator a frequency is the participants are ready for a walk that's quite special. and then he claims that he will take them beyond appearances and show them the signs of another reality when you walk through sacred places when you become multi dimensional you can choose to only see very lovely trees ground and rocks

dominating. alabama's already up 21-0.ccarron shows short to lacy, spins in for yet another touchdown. alabama goes into the locker room up 28-0. third quarter now, they're still up 28. mccarron takes his time in the pocket, finds a wind open cooper. another touchdown. alabama's up. tiptoes in. intrigue in the fourth quarter. mccarron can't get the snap from the center. the all american jones and the two of them go at a little shoving. sort of strange to be that intense after building up a huge lead like that. one explanation possible, the coach had his team the night before watch "zero dark 30." maybe that added intensity to mccarron's attitude. clock winding down, saban gets the traditional gatorade bath. third national tight until four years for alabama. saban gets the fourth win, national championship of his career. afterwards, he talked about how he was looking forward to a big restful off-season after another big win. >> i'm proud of what they were able to accomplish this year. but two days from now, we have to start

the planet and doubt that it is wise to dominate it in that way. it is apparent the characteristic confidence of the long nineteenth century was the shortest of planetary experiences yet has been the most difficult for us to relinquish. our current doubt have taken us back to fears of the early modern period, a circular turn that matches the swing around the globe that themselves went through three acts of geo drama but they were always more helpful elements to the story. bright moments matter too and make clear the human pat is complicated and contradictory as present condition with a scene on a small scale or a large one, even the largest of all, geo drama in three acts. i wish i could introduce you to all the characters in the book, all of the people coming animals and even robots that have circled the world but for a 500 year history, this would mean really going through quite literally a cast of thousands so i decided to read to you about a handful of folks from the waning years of confidence about going around world. when the prospect of aeri

this whole city almost dominated what was going on in the country. mortsal.nston trio. >> now you're getting into comedy and folk. >> the poets that were going on here. i bet you can't name a city that was more dominant in the culture of the united states than san francisco in the 50s. >> i think you're probably right. certainly in that era of our culture. now let's talk about jazz. since those early days of -- certainly not the early days of jazz but the early days of your career. how has it evolved or changed, or has it changed at all. >> it's changed geographically. new orleans, kansas city style, that's a city. chicago style, that's a city. east coast, new york. while there was a san francisco style they called it west coast school. so we're just part of the evolution guys that came out of here. >> thanks for playing this morning you certainly made our morning. >> you know history is repeating itself because my youngest son is playing with me tonight. he's from san francisco. and he's doing all the kinds of things i used to do here. played jazz, classical

the siberian cold dominates much of the north half of east asia and that is kick here in north eastern china. some of the cities minus 40 degrs this morning. on the other side of the world here in the tropics the warmth remains. i should say hot. that is enhancing the tropical depression that's formed east. it's going to be aiming the previous locations that the storm hit. these heavy downpours will trigger flooding. please watch out for those risks. manila 31 degrees. it's reflected here in the temperature. seoul minus three. thisill be on the rise into your weekend. tokyo we're looking at 7 degrees. single digits will be a lot cooler than what we felt yesterday. moving over to north america. it's apparent that we have two systems to talk about here. towards the west this is a very heavy snow maker. the winter storm is quite potent and that could give some heavy snowfall of 90 centimeters in some locations. that's about one meter in the span of 2 hours. the thunderstorms could get severe. we have reports of 110 millimeters and 90 millimeters in and around eastern texas. in the past 24

the arctic air is dominating. a low pressure system will be developing and moving toward the great lakes region. the precipitation here with the low pressure system developing in the south eastern areas will be mainly rain but freezing rain is also likely in the tennessee valley. towards the pacific northwest growing snow could make a significant stage for traveling disturbances. temperatures are shaping up like this. still you can tell that the arctic biting frigid cold air is in store for you out here. winnipeg minus 20 degrees. to the south of that jet stream at 24 degrees. los angeles hanging on to the high teens. here in europe thunderstorms are very active in this mediterranean regions but out toward the north high pressure dominates. cold temperatures are still going to be in store. finally due this system moving in, the warmth will come. it's going to be really bad news for the heavy rain. finally a retleef that freezing temperaturing. i want to lead you off with this video talking about freezing temperatu

not where you have republican domination of the state legislature.countries very similar to the u.s. all over the world where access to contraception is thorough, you have a very much lower rate of abortion. abortion is because contraception has not been accessible or it has failed. that's what we should be doing. yet you see the republican party cutting off access to contraception. in texas they're cutting off planned parenthood because they're not going to give them state funding for contraception. it's ridiculous. for every dollar you spend on contraception you save $4 for other health wear costs down the line. it surely should be the normal republican position, and you see the party and leadership denying access to contraception. >> the republican party refuses to accept the numbers. in 2011 alone we spent $11 billion on unwanted pregnancies in this country. it's a problem we could easily solve with comprehensive sexation and accessible contraception for any woman who chooses to use it. what does the future look like for women's reproduction righ

high pressure strong ridge dominating the pacific here.l bring us some mild sunny weather of the weekend and heat ing into early next week but this is the storm that is generating the large long period swell so be careful throughout if you are going to head to the coast with weather lick this. 66 degrees tomorrow afternoon in half moon bay. 65 san francisco. 67 in santa rosa. head out to oakland fremont mid 60's. vallejo 64. fairfield 63. a little pit hazy at times. 62 antioch. 66 in sap jose. monterey bay mild conditions as well. 7000 in santa cruz. skein watsonville. 72 degrees in salinas. sure doesn't feel like winter. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. mild pattern through the weekend and early next wee week. we will have a rough surf especially sunday. make sure you stay away from the edge of the coast line there. don't want to get too close especially with the big waves building. slight chance of rain. cooler weather. wednesday and again on friday daichbility but until then i ty bask if the sun and enjoy the weather. >> spring like.

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hunger for peace, a universal longing was the dominant theme of this year's message. pope benedict deplored growing inequality between rich and poorer people. what he called the prevalence of a selfish mind set expressed by unregulated capitalism. he thanked the world's peacemakers for their efforts. they deserve praise he said for working tirelessly, often behind the scenes. i am convinced many works of peace that are abundant in the world testified to humanity's deep lodging for peace. >> thousands of peace marchers arrived releasing balloons. the catholic church's social teaching is something the pope cares about a lot. in a separate message pope benedict called for the ethical regulation of markets. the global financial crisis he argues it is proof that capitalism fails to protect the weakest members of society. as pope benedict interests the eighth year his frail health is more obvious. he frequently walks with a cane. he has no confirmed travel plans for 2013. >> a british tourist has been shot dead as he danced in a new year's party in one of thailand's most fa

it shows off its dominance. of course it is television where they try to show their muscle. the screen to get bigger every year. this is 110 inches across. next year -- next door, sunny -- a 3d screen that can show two different programs. each picture becomes clearer. >> it is all about screens. smart tv's and smart phones. also connected devices. lots of connected devices whether it is cameras or health- related devices or other devices that are connected like things you can put in your suitcase to find out where they are. >> the car industry has brought lots of new ideas. many in that automating the driving process to reduce accidents. censors judge when it is getting too close and apply the brakes. the company sees the technology as a co-pilot rather than taking over computing. >> you do not see a day when i will be able to sit in the back seat and let the car do the work? >> i would prefer you did not. i would prefer that you drove and the car may do a better driver. >> some of the gadgetry has no commercial purpose. many of the products battling for attention will take

dominic di-natale was live in los angeles with more on us. dominic?> hey there, harris. 70,000 people. the question is if the f.a.a. investigation delays boeing's chances to recuperate all those invested in the dream liner. looking at a deep probe into the jet plane's design and the quality control in the manufacturing process. one analyst has said that threatens to unearth more problems for boeing ray la hood vouched for the 787 safety yesterday. the company is one of our basic. also one of our based employers it could be a hefty economic set back. despite how alarming the hitches have been this week. it's not unusual for new models to have problems. analysts pointing out that boeing had trouble today it's trusted long haul work horse of the skies. it's a glitch when you look at it dominic. it's okay if you are an analyst. what if you are a traveler? >> are they boarding a faulty dream liner. plane passengers want to fly. it's state of the art aircraft. shine has been dented by the state of safety that it has got at the moment which for some has keen

they see this group would impose a much stricter society after the fall of the regime becomes dominant. right now, they need these fighters. >> the israeli government is going ahead with plans to invest in national heritage sites including nine of the occupied west bank. it includes handicap access to the tomb of the patriarchs and it is sacred to both jews and muslims. u.s. government has objected saying they can damage future peace talks. the palestinian president warned the move could spark a religious war. air pollution in beijing is so bad, hospitals heritage sites are flooded with patients. the government is placing -- facing pressure to put in place tougher laws. >> this is a time lapse footage of the smog creeping in over the capital. by midday, it is in your wide out. by monday morning, hospitals report a flood of people arriving complaining of people having trouble breathing. the rapid industrialization, so often dion. >> she has been sick for a while, but the air pollution may or worse. the coughing is really serious. we can't take her outside. >> ha worry has led to anger a

plants dominate the skyline here. the coal trucks are filling up every minute. it will be burned to produce electricity. increasingly, it is coming at a huge cost. china burns almost as much coal as the rest of the world combined. the cities are choking on hazardous smoke. many in beijing say this winter's pollution has been the worst they can remember. >> we have to change our ways. the pollution caused by coal is simply to -- too severe. if nothing happens, then the public outcry will keep growing. >> what in the shadow of the coal, there are different expectations. farmers here remember a day when -- he tells me if he had the money, he would buy a fridge, even a car. and that is the challenge for china's leaders. economic growth. for now, there is little sign of this ending. >> we all know that david beckham is expected to sign for a french club. the 37-year-old french midfielder is having a medical today to he is expected to begin training with the club in the next fortnight. he has been without a club since la ga

some will look longingly on the time when one candidate dominated the political scene. lyndon johnson readily be barry goldwater and richard nixon overwhelming george mcgovern. in each of those elections, one of the candidates failed to capture the spirit of the american voting public. and the winner had the advantage of the weak opponent. franklin roosevelt won his second term, landslide, because of his huge popularity. however, in many more presidential elections, the candidates are in a heated battle to present themselves as the one best capable of serving the country with the winner walking off with the modest majority. it is a customary wisdom that the campaign between the incumbent president and his opponent will be either a referendum on the first term of the president, or a judgment of which candidate will be the better leader. is there really a difference between these two considerations? does not boil down to judging the leadership skill of the incumbent based on his effectiveness during his first term, versus the unknown leadership skills of the challenger? i