>> dynasty. >> dynasty. >> uh-oh. i know who this is. >> oh, yeah.'s from toledo. >> yeah, that's her. >> 24/7. she's in the hotel somewhere. >> in 2012, using the same name, dynasty was arrested by the chicago police department at a string operation at this downtown hotel. like many young women caught selling their bodies, dunaway insisted she was working alone. >> do you wish to answer questioning at this time. >> i ain't answering nothing. >> at the time of her arrest she was sharing a woman with another woman and a man she claimed she didn't know. >> who turned you on to backpage. >> i turned myself on it to. >> no one introduced you or told you about it? >> harper has charges in ohio, south carolina and florida for assault, drugs and promoting prostitution. since chicago, msnbc tracked dunaway posting ads in a new city every week. she earned another arrest in louisiana along the wachlt still she insists she's an independent operator. >> are you still with him? >> look at her neck. >> is she tattooed? >> she is inked all over. yeah. >> visible ta

"it's going to be a real niner dynasty comeback. it's going to you the niners will make history and be the first team to win 3 superbowls back to back to back." in his 4 years in san francisco harbaugh won 49 gamestaking the team to the playoff in 3 of those years. but harbaugh never won the big one that's something that the 49ers haven't done since 1994 live in santa clara aa kroon 4 news new at 11. emeryville police are searching for two suspects involved in shooting that happened at a 76 gas station. jacqueline bennett>>: 7 there was a spare the air alert today because of stagnant air. that means no wood burning. first-time violators will be fined 100 dollars, or they can take a smoke awareness class. for second-time violators, it's 500-dollars. no alert is planned for tomorrow. because the winds are going to pick up. as jacqueline is confirming. jacqueline bennett>>: will be seen in dry ice storm front coast through the air in the next couple hours. this storm will bring as gusty winds and cold temperatures. by 7 to malle with,

it's another dynasty., the idea of another bush president makes me feel a little bit queasy. i don't know about the rest of the panel, but i can't imagine too many people being thrilled at idea of, you know, dynasty versus dynasty in 2016. >> but that really has never -- >> christina's already coming after them. ted cruz, rush limbaugh. they're already coming hard. >> well, of course, we've put everybody into these silos. he's operating in the former governor, moderate to center, you know, embracing diversity in the party silo. and maybe he's not going to be the guy that appeals to young people, he's the guy that appeals to hispanics. everything i've heard about him, he's good with voters, the money is going to matter a lot. but i disagree with the dynasty thing. i think americans in general aren't bothered by this. we've seen many successful political dynasties. they like to see families that understand politics. in the press, we might be bored or irritated that we're still covering the same names, but i

i don't like dynasties, do you? >> i'm sorry, what? >> i don't like dynasties. we are getting another clinton dynasty now. >> what does this say? >> cream. >> oh, cream. >> don't listen to him. anyway, where was i? >> i tried to take a lot of courses in the art school as an undergraduate. particularly, portrait painting and drawing. i studied with dean keller, who was a wonderful portrait painter and whose works hang around universities in many places. he was a terrific teacher. he made you really learn anatomy, drawing, everything. joseph albers had taken control of the art school. dean keller had been banished, in effect, to the little turret room up in one of the old sections of the art school. he didn't have any students. i went up to see him and asked him if i could be his student, and he said if i could round up to other students he could have eight to qualify, he would teach the course. i did and he did. but one day i was sitting in his drawing class, taught by another professor, we were busy drawing one of our fellow students -- it was her turn to pose,

his sons carried the lineage forward, to reveal a phenomenal record of a ruling maya dynasty. but the writing also revealed an abrupt and puzzling break in the dynastic succession. this is the palace, begun by pacal and continued by his sons, including kan xul. work began on an elaborate tablet that would commemorate kan xul's dedication of the building. the tablet contains detailed information about kan xul's life -- his birth date, his parents' names, his brother's reign as king, and finally the rise to pwer of kan xul himself. but kan xul never dedicated the building at palenque. the last fragments of the tablet name a different king. matthews: the dedication which we would have expected to have been undertaken by kan xul -- and the entire text is leading up to that event -- was in fact undertaken by someone else, so that this posed something of a problem for us in our earlier interpretations of this tablet. why is a new individual coming in on the scene for this very important ceremony that the entire tablet was leading up to ? keach: at another kingdom, 50 miles south of

dynasties, right?, ira and dropped it into this. >> i feel like we're in a once in a lifetime position. every state is looking at this.

. >> you have the bush dynasty. the clinton dynasty. bush has coverage right now.s into the arena. he's not worried about this idea of the criticism being the clinton dynasty. i know how effective he is. >> does he win florida? >> yes. >> do you agree. >> i don't first of all agree he will beat hillary, that shouldn't be a surprise to you. about the money, i believe he will lock up some of the donor class for a while. we know money don't buy you love. right now jeb bush's biggest challenge is the right wing, the tea party, the people that are so critical in a state like iowa or south carolina don't trust him on some key issues like common core, like immigration. i think he has a bigger problem. he doesn't even need to worry about hillary clinton right now, what he needs to worry about is his right flank where i think he will be easily attacked by some of his primary opponents. much the way perry fell into this. mitt romney attacked perry and. >> doesn't hillary rile up the right wing to the point they would accept jeb bush. would it be an over statement to say the

>> dynasty, right. the kennedys, the branfmans. i'm not suggesting mine will be a dynasty.e brands, incorporated. we discovered you could take cannabis and make it into a soda. we grew to 120 products which is very exciting. our goal over the next 18 months is to bring the brand dixie to arizona, oregon, washington state, nevada, illinois, massachusetts, connecticut, hopefully before the end of the year. >> yeah, guys. >> and to make this happen we brought in big investors. >> hello, sir. >> does this mean i can drink it all now? >> you go right ahead. oh, look at that. i don't know. you heard we had a slight burglary in the construction trailer. it was like tell me they didn't take my tequila. tell me they didn't take my tequila. >> we completed a fund-raising round where we raised $8 million in a little over 30 day. >> as can you see the look we're going for is industrial chic. the good news is we're not done yet. first and foremost, guys, welcome. we just wanted to start by showing you what is going to be the crown jewel and what we believe to be our empire. we're on the

gwen: what did this do for other candidates left out in the shadows by the huge dynasty? i can name half dozen on the republican side, couple more on the democratic side. >> it creates a space for being an alternative to this person. again, hillary clinton was almost exactly the same spot in 2008 as she was now. who would have thought that this -- the guy with a foreign-soundsing name who barely entered the senate could have come from behind and beaten her? the name, creates a space for alternative and also it cannot overcome. gwen: nothing is a done deal until it's done. thank you, karen. thank everybody else too. we're out of time for now but we plan to keep talking online. you can join us there on our "washington week" webcast extra. streaming live at 8:30 p.m. eastern and all week long at pbs.org/washingtonweek. among other things, we will talk about the week's other big stories from the secret service to pakistan. keep up with me and judy woodruff at the cbs newshour and in time for last-minute gift giving, check out our holiday reading list online. make your friends

i do not believe in the dynasty. i am a republican. i have called boehner. i have called the only republican in oregon. but i will not vote for him. , the not need a dynasty same way with the clintons. i am almost ready to go independent. republicans get mad at me when i say this -- if bush wanted to close the border come he had eight years to do it or no different with the democrats. they do not want to do it. it is all a set up will. obama.t feel safe under i do not feel he works for the american people or anybody other than himself. he will come out a very, very rich man because of what he has done to america and against the american people. i think we got, your point. thank you. terry jeffrey? guest: people can watch this happen in a couple weeks to it when congress comes back, they have to elect the speaker. i strongly suspect that john boehner will be reelected as speaker and mitch mcconnell will be the senate majority leader. i do not think you will see a change in the leadership of the republican party in congress. host: she will not vote for jeb bus

starting with dynasty diva joan collins. >> she dis hers true feelings for her former co-star. >> youa? ♪ >> then in to the woods with film legend meryl streep. i don't wa to brag but we did do a little duet, meryl and me. ♪ >> and the devine miss m. on how she is competing with today's top stars. >> i'm makina sex tape. >> i love this woman. >> io too and you will love her dishingn her biggest regret. >> a couple of men i wouldn't have slept with. >> and the reunited fleetwood mac. >> what kept christina away 15 years. >> is that really the reason she left the band? >> well, that would do it. >> now the latest celebrity news dlefr delivered 24/7 it is the insiders. >> merry christmas, everybody. welcome to o legends special. >> we have celebrating the holiday with a special treat. our intimate conversations with some of the biggest stars of all time. >> rlly who better to kick off our tribute the icons than the ultimate diva who ruled "dynasty" for eight seasons. the incomparable joan collins. you are a legend. do you feel like one? >> no. i'm a very modest peon. >> i think a legend

for 143 years, way was the seat of power for the dynasty which ruled the entire country until the late started taking power and land under their control. the french allow the imperial throne to rule nominally the center of the country, until the end of world war ii in 1945. way has been celebrated for its dynastic architectures since the early 1800s, vast pa lasts, pagodas, and tombs. the center is wealth of the intellectual, artists, and spiritual life of the country. oh yeah, that's tempting. around here somewhere. this is dong ba market, and deep inside, somewhere in there is what i want. my way of thinking, in the hierarchy of delicious, slurpee stuff in a bowl, it is at the very top. he is an author and journalist that spent much of his childhood in hue. >> this will be it. >> this will be it. >> let's do it, man. >> here he creates an elaborate broth of mixed bones scented with a lemon grass, spice, and fermented shrimp paste. at the bottom, rice noodles garnished, heaped with tender slow cooked beef shank, pig's foot, and blood cake. garnished with lime wedge, cilantro, green on

joining us to talk about those dynasties and what another bush candidacy might mean are philip ruckera national political correspondent for "the washington post." and susan page, washington bureau chief for "usa today." so phil rucker, does this mean he's definitely running? why take this step right now? >> well, it sure looks like he's leaning in that direction. his aide said today he has not made a final decision, but, you know, a lot of his associates say his head is in that place, that he wants to begin feeling out what a campaign might look like. he needs to start raising money. he needs to start identifying some operatives who can work with hi. we expect a final decision about a campaign some time in the next couple months. >> woodruff: susan, do you expect this means he's going for it? >> it's hard to imagine why he would release 250,000 e-mails unless he thought that was necessary because he's running for president. i think the fact that he needs to raise money, he needs to tell establishment type, establishment fund-raisers and staffers not to go with somebody else, that he's

built by the nasrid dynasty on top of ninth century fortifications and added to and added to as historyn the outside it's very bare. all you see are the tiny windows. and it's projecting impenetrability. but then you come in here. zach has gone -- well, let's call it what it is -- a bit mad about the place. the details can obsess a man. zach is a cinematographer, so you can understand how that might get a grip on a guy whose profession is the intricate play between light and darkness. >> trying to weave nature, calligraphy, symbols. these are all inscriptions, turned into graphics. >> depict words from god. >> yes, but what you can depict, and this is what this entire place is, is geometric systems. >> yes. ♪ >> when the nasrid dynasty lived here, it was a harmonious space where light, shade, water, the transit of the moon and stars were harnessed and glorified. >> i think the best assumption is nothing is random. they came here and laid out everything according to -- >> a plan. ♪ this was a place for reflection, each element of design presumably intended to have effects both psychologi

visit ncicap.org] >> dynasty night as the u.s. capitol historical society awards congressman john lewis the 2014 freedom award in the capitol statuary hall. during the 1960's civil rights movement, lewis served as chairman of the student nonviolent cord knitting committee, and helped organize the march on washington and the voting rights march from selma to montgomery, alabama. that is tonight at 9:25 eastern time, here on american history tv. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country, exploring american history. you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >> it is hard to imagine an essentially a modern day town where our grandparents or great-grandparents could've lived, it wasn't that long ago , 1916, where something like this could take place. that scholars called these events spectacle lynchings. and they took place mostly in the late 19th century and early 20th century. one of the interesting aspects of this horrendous lynching is that it didn't occur in some little backwoods

had is one to be a real ninus dynasty come back is one to be about five years i guarantee the ninersy. we carry the harbor and deduction life on our air this morning if you listed watching in a society of kron 4 >>mark: public transportation on new year's eve is what to be tough some people are opting to take public ride shares despite the extra cost. is not clear how much it will charge on new year's eve-year a lift and sidecar option part of left the expense of with the have not said if there raise their prices. they're not surging their prices and said they're offering of flat fee of $10 per ride until 3:00 in the morning and san francisco. if you're staying home for new year's eve we have new year's life here all kron 4 and featuring gary catherine and george is start marmite at 1130 will be right back >> reporter: level when it arise if a today tomorrow it will jumping into the 30's is the sea and land. >> reporter: river chilly conditions >>mark: will be a new year's morning will be back alive tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. do not forget the stick connected with the mob

snoo what else they might be talking about today, simon, is it just seems like it's dynasty families that rule politics in america, at least in the presidential scene. could it be that they're sitting around talking about clinton versus bush again? >> i think it is a challenge for the republicans. i think most republicans really want to be talking about where their party is going, and not where it's been. you think if jeb bush becomes the nominee, they're going to have to be defending a lot of stuff that was done by previous presidents that didn't work out so well. >> how about the clintons? >> i know, but the bush legacy, we're talking about jeb. the bush leg as where i is recessions, exploding budget deficits, inconclusive wars in the middle east. i don't think that's where rand paul and a lot of younger republicans want to go. they want to carve out a new republican party and look forward to a better republican party. >> i said dynasties of clinton and bush. lisa, it cuts both ways, doesn't it? >> it does cut both ways. if you are jeb bush, now is the time to run. if it's going to

dynasties. the kennedys, i'm not suggesting that my company will be a dynasty, but certainly we have as good a chan as anybody. >> i am trip kiebert and i'm ceo over dixie brans incorporation operated. in 2009 we discovered you can take cannabis and turn it into a soda. so we grew from one product, marijuana soda, 0 to 120 products. our goal is to bring the brand, dixie to arizona, oregon, washington state, nevada, illinois, massachusetts, connecticut, hopefully before the end of the year. >> yeah, guys. >> to make this happen we brought in big investors. >> does this mean i can drink it all now? >> go right ahead. >> look at that. i don't know. >> we had a slight burglary in the construction trailer, and i was like, tell me they didn't take my tequila. >> we just completed a fundraising where we raised $8 million in just a little over 30 days. >> as you can see the look we're going for is industrial chic. the good news is we're not done yet. >> first and foremost, welcome. we just wanted to sta

dynasties, right? >> i took everything i had. 401, ira and dropped it into this. >> i feel like we're in a once in a lifetime position. every state is looking at this. >> the demand really is that much more than the supply. >> we grew closer to 1,000% last year. >> this year we're doing $12 million. >> i hate to fail. >> we want to be the costco of marijuana. >>> in this episode, you'll see a marijuana land rush when a new market opens up and the pot baron's race to stake their claims. is jamie, the newcomer, racing too fast for her own good? >> this has been the week from hell. >> can andy find the formula to keep medicine man on top? they're gunning to be the first tow open in aurora, there will be millions in cash to the winner. it's marijuana and it's all legal. ♪ >> the grass is always greener in colorado and the grass in denver has been growing especially rich during the first few months of 2014. so rich that the neighbors are starting to get, well, a little green with envy. aurora is the gold mi

dynasties, right?> i took everything i had, 401s, iras, and drop it into this. >> i feel like we're in a once in a lifetime position right now. every state is looking at this. the demand is really that much higher than the supply. >> we grew close to 1,000% last year. >> this year we're going to do 12 million. >> i'm talking all chips in. >> i hate to fail. >> we want to be the costco of marijuana. >>> this this episode, you'll enter the hottest part of the legal marijuana world, edibles. tripp keber is building an empire on the unquenchable hunger and thirst for these new products. >> these are made by dixie. the same company making the truffles there. this is their elixir. >> but it's all new, and serious problems emerge. >> we don't have access to capital. we can't go out and buy a $200,000 piece of equipment. >> i can't describe to you the fear that i've been carrying with me for the last three weeks. >> the government intervenes. >> and we passed that rule in emergency fashion. >> it would be the

my personal favorite and for all your "duck dynasty" fans out there, there is a chia willie robertson couldn't believe it. so that's good, as well. right now live in san francisco, christian hartnett, kpix 5. >>> today should be a break for christmas travelers as most have already arrived at their destinations. yesterday stormy weather in the eastern u.s. made driving miserable for millions of people. harsh weather also affected air travel causing more than 300 flight cancellations and 2400 delays at the nation's airports. new york and new jersey were among the hardest-hit areas. >> you know, we have three major commercial airports here, newark liberty, jfk and laguardia. and so traffic comes through our airports and to the extent that aircraft are delayed or efficiently handled, it affects travel throughout the country. >> those cancellations and delays even affected parts of the country with mild weather. traffic delays at sfo were delayed up to two hours because of low clouds and a dozen flights were canceled. fortunate travelers were flying in and out of oakland and san jose inter

dynasties, right?s, iras, and drop it into this. >> i feel like we're in a once in a lifetime position right now. every state is looking at this. the demand is really that much

. >> reporter: there's dynasty fatigue, the democrats are lining up for coordination, although that washe --e --cor. >> jeb bush will have support, but he'll have an anchor that will pull him down. exception or promotion of common core will wrankle large portions the electorate in the republican base. in addition to quitting boards he is disclosing e-mails from his time always governor. >> but he has a lot of folks in the ranks that are coming behind him. >> the bush family has larger than the clintons, they have the largest knelt work -- knelt work of volunteers. it forces a time line for a someone like chris characterize and all other primary contenders. it changes the landslide escape with his announcement that's -- the landscape. it emboldens and strengths other candidates coming in. >> we'll have inside stories after this. >> do you guys do instant hey, i losreplacement?ard. (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with ju

great for her because if jeb bush is the nominee, that takes the pressure off of the dynasty and thateans an elevated policy discussion. >> and she does not look like the future, but he does not like the future either. >> it is bad for her because the populist wing of the democratic party is going to say -- >> they are more comfortable with warren. the ruble, the currency of russia, is in a freefall due to the following oil prices. the decline was so steep that car dealerships like volvo suspended business in russia. this is when you know things are really bad. at the white house today, they were talking of putin's grave. >> what we have said about this strategy has come to past. we have said the longer the sanctions regime is in place the more isolated the russians would be. it is president putin's decision to make here about what he wants to do to protect his people and the country he leads. >> we'll get that iphone to vladimir as soon as we can, by the way. josh earnest showing glee. is it too soon for the white house to be gloating this way? >> if markets around the world are havi

there are a lot of people against the political family dynasties. the last election cycle. mary landrieu, her father moon was mayor of new orleans from 1970-78. mark baggic failed to get re-elected. scottie, talk about dick cheney's daughter, nunn's daughter. maybe there's a rejection. the mighty political empires. >> there is. we just sat here and worshipped princess kate and her husband will came over here. we see that, woo might admire, that we want to believe that every man has an -- >> we are obsessed with dynasties. started way before the kennedys, kennedys come to mind. >> the roosevelts are good. >> the clintons, the bushes, this county is obsessed with it. that's why we obsess with the prince and princess over here. >> what the fed does tomorrow, what will they do and how the market reacts? >> i think the economy is absolutely stabilizing, and considerable time, you can take it out, that's not going to intimidate us. >> there's no way, the market is going to react with oil. >> they're not taking it out. >> not taking it out. >> i don't care

i think that there is a sincere problem with jeb bush because of the dynasty problem. ridiculous that, you know, another clinton against another bush. i mean, luke russert the other day taking some self assessing -- and self-effacing fun at himself saying he would be moderating the chelsea clinton versus george c. busch race in 20 years. come on. enough. is that fair to jeb, though? in his own right, he is a two-term governor of florida and a very serious person, but i understand the urge to not want to elect another bush or another clinton, for that matter. i will say this -- i think there is a difference with jeb versus mccain and romney. first, i think you could make a pretty good argument that jeb was a more conservative governor than mccain or romney. and that is part of it. the other thing, frankly is, parties who become desperate to win are more likely to take their medicine, eat their vegetables, right? so when john mccain ran for president, the base could stay home or not really support him because they had the presidency for eight years. same thing when mitt

bahrain is ruled by a sunni dynasty, though the majority of the population are shias. in november, they parliament -- they boycotted the first parliamentary elections. the movement crushed at the time by authorities. >> this monday marks the first anniversary of the arrest and imprisonment of three al jazeera journalists in egypt. in december, 2013, ejection authorities arrested and swiftly -- egyptian authorities arrested and swiftly tried the journalists. they were sentenced to seven years in jail on terrorism-related charges. >> it is a grim anniversary. the three have been behind bars for an entire year. all three al jazeera journalists were arrested on december 29 last year, when police raided the cairo hotel room they were using as an office. following the sentence protest were held -- protests were held worldwide, supporting the jailed journalists. >> is a tough bugger -- he is a tough bugger. he is determined that this whole experience isn't going to break him. >> egypt accuses the qatari-owned news network, al jazeera, of supporting the muslim brotherhood and

and that organization that the 49ers had, the dynasty of the '80s, i don't think would have been possiblewithout such an even tempered mild mannered, in a lot of ways, a politician. a diplomat that was able to keep that organization running smoothly. >> john mcvay never wanted to be front and center. he was never a spotlight guy. it is hard when you have a larger than life head coach and then a guy that comes after him that wins two super bowls to really get your share of the spotlight. he kept things calm in a building that was constantly seeking perfection. and was a guy that did a lot of the grunt work and found players that allowed george and bill and others to have success as the coaches of the san francisco 49ers. >>> i've always known john as being the leader of the team. the master mind to put all the players in place. >> everything starts upstairs. they made it easy for us downstairs. just go out and get this cohesive groom. get them together and get everybody working on all cylinders and after that, we started winning football games. >> pump fake by montana. what a catch! >> joh

empire is a family dynasty within the music business. this family's quite dysfunctional. it's a musical. it's a story thajust provocative and sexy. i was driving around l.a. one day, and a song came on the radio jay z or puffy and it literally just popped into my head "well, what about 'the lion in winter' and a hip-hop empire." and then my next thought was "i think i need to call lee daniels." he pitched it as a film to me -- the father dying, three sons the mother coming out. and i said, "no, danny it's a television series." ♪ i do what i want and say what i want ♪ ♪ with no apologies ♪ ♪ nuh-uh, nuh-uh, nuh-uh ♪ i am proud to announce that empire entertainment has filed to become a publicly traded company on the new york stock exchange. [ applause ] our world of empire enterprises, which is the story of lucious lyon and this great company he has built from scratch,

dynasties, right?ything i had, 401s, iras, and dropped it into this. >> i feel like we're in a once in a lifetime position right now. every state is looking at this. >> the demand really is there. >> we grew close to 1,000% las

yeah it's like something from dynasty.ret arrangement from the cuba deal you haven't heard about just yet and we have coined a new phrase about humanitarian insemination. yeah, anyway, you heard me right. you heard me right. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® >>> that was jimmy fallon, one direction and the roots with santa claus is coming to town played with christmas instruments and rocking tacky christmas gear. i want to get a check on the morning's headlines now. it's the strangest yet most touching story of the united states historic agreement with cuba. a cuban spy freed last week in the prisoner swap for american allen gross raised eyebrows when he was seen touching his pregnant wife's stomach. the wife of the freed spy

a dynasty. the dynasties running against each other. many interesting dynamics here, of course. the families have grown close because bill clinton is very close to bush 41 and to barbara bush and they're kind of adopted him as a son and he's grown closer to bush 43 and candy crowley asked bush 43 last week about it and he said "look, we'd have a hard fight, i think my brother would win but we would always remain close." so that family dynamic will be interesting to see how that plays out. people will also ask "isn't there anyone else other than a bush or a clinton?" let's not jump to conclusions here because bush has a long way to go to get the nomination if he can get the nomination. it's hard to believe a candidate represents change when you come from such a dynastic line of politicians. someone said to me the other day "hillary clinton represents change because she's a woman." so she looks like change. jeb bush not so much. so that may be a higher hurdle for him than her. >> interesting perspective as always. gloria borger, many than

. >> then, a new texas dynasty rises. he's the secretary of housing and urban development and the newly elected congressman from san antonio. we talk to the twin castro brothers. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. first, a couple of stories breaking in the last 24 hours protests turned violent in berkeley overnight when some demonstrators smashed windows and threw rocks at police. about 200 people turned up to a proceed tus -- protest the decision of a grand jury decision in new york. >>> now questions about the president's unscheduled visit to walter reed hospital for-to-get a ct scan for a sore throat. dr. sanjay gupta joins us to get answers to those questions. i want to read our audience -- part of the doctor's statement following this exam. quote, the examine revealed soft tissue swelling in the posterior throat. the ct scan was normal. the president's symptoms are consistent with soft issue inflammation related to acid reflux and will be treated accordingly. so the pre

. >> then, a new texas dynasty rises. he's the secretary of housing and urban development and the newly elected congressman from san antonio. we talk to the twin castro brothers, julio and joaquin. this is "state of the union." >>> good morning from washington, i'm candy crowley. first, a couple of stories breaking in the last 24 hours protests turned violent in and air strikes in jerusalem, and ben wedeman with the latest. what do you know, ben? >> coming out of syria, and from the hezbollah television-run network saying that at least two air str air strikes this afternoon and one on a storage area outside of damascus airport and another one on the military area near demus near damascus and the lebanese border, and according to hezbollah and the men ags, r tv and the syria-run tv, no casualties in the attacks, and israel for the most part is taking the customary position of declining to comment on the e e reports and certainly since early 2014, there have been a number of air strikes near the mediterranean coast which ha

it was about acknowledging the past, but also continuity in a dynasty of leaders. putays, scores of people their effort into the secret history of our immortal leader. there hearts -- their hearts burn with yearning for our great general, everyday, every moment. it is impossible to know what is genuine emotion here, and what is aged. outside, -- what is staged. outside, the choreography of what has changed in the past three years. one thing happen, though, power still resides with the leader and everybody fears being out of step. stephen evans, bbc news, korea. >> sony pictures has canceled a planned release next week of the comedy movie called "the interview" about a fictional plot to kill north korean leader kim jong-iun. let's go live to alastair. he's in los angeles. it looks like the hackers have won. >> it would look so. the theaters decided not to run the film, and sony gave them the option to decide. they stepped in just a short time ago and said they would not release the film on christmas day. it was a short statement, but they sent the attackers hack whe

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