protesters occupying administrative building in the north eastern city of sumi have proclaimed their own regional parliament you can get the details on this and plenty more n r t dot com and by following our minute by minute updates of what's happening in the country online. as a new physician i swear to abide by this to go. to the best of my ability and judgment. i will prescribe for the good of my patients. i will not give deadly doses to anybody. or advise of those to do so. i will never do harm to the. doctors of the dogs. right from the sea. first trip. and i think picture. on a reporter's. instrument. to be in the. fourteen minutes past the hour now syrian government officials and their main political rivals have agreed to start the evacuation of civilians from the besieged city of homs the deal struck after two days of talks mediated by international envoy lakhdar brahimi of the geneva two conference artie's more if an ocean is in damascus with the details. if you're in government and you're in a position agreed on sunday in geneva to allow this is the lens our clyde that if y

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dropping their children to school, this explosion took place in the main square of the city, the eastern city right next to a municipality building. this is according to the head of the municipality. he's calling it this a crime. it was suggested that it was a car bombing, now the interior minister as well as other officials are saying they're not ruling out that this is the work of a suicide-bomber. they found remains next to the vehicle, the booby trapped vehicle, and they collected the body parts. the investigations have now begun. as i mentioned this is not the first attack. the last attack was just two weeks ago, and that attack targeted hezbollah's support base in the southern suburbs of beirut. there is still no claim of responsibility, but according to the interior minister of lebanon this is linked to the situation in syria and lebanon. excuse me-- >> thank you, and we'll of course bring you more information abou on this incides we get it. to other news now, 34 usa air force officers have been accused of cheating on tests to make them competent enough to run the weapons. >> reporter:

cuba has been celebrating the fifty fifth anniversary of this revolution in the eastern city of santiago de cuba music and speeches and all that day. lennon in nineteen fifty nine he was formerly fidel castro declared victory in the city before moving on to havana. american enacted james avery has died at the age of sixty five he was best known for his relatives go back to the tv series the fresh prince of bel air home side will smith. he also painted a number of films and other shows including grace in us being in star trek. he died following complications from heart surgery. coming next. it's all austria's tamaki todd jones took to the top of the lead of art in the second stage of the portal hills tournament the new year have struggling to get it depends how hard could it be content with dr exploit the advantages and sometimes it is up with angus bull in the air. after coming up on learning while the austrians thomas the top ten selling high. he's in the sky is the second stage of the whole hill so adamant in gemini with two hundred and ninety six point one points knew already dd got l

the ma chic pass resort is near the eastern city of wonsan. the korean central news agency says ruling party officials attended the event. leader kim jong-un paid a separate visit. he took a test ride on a ski lift. state media says he issued an order that the resort had to be opened before the new year. thousands of military personnel were mobilized to get the job done. north korean leaders have been calling for more economic development. they're hoping the ski resort will serve as a model. >>> the emperor of japan has called for peace and happiness around the world in his new year greeting. emperor akihito and 'em pregs michiko, crown prince naruhito, princess masako and others joined the imperial couple. >>> more than 80,000 people visited the palace during the day for five greeting sessions. >>> survivors of the atomic bombing of nagasaki and some of their neighbors have staged a sit-in. they used the annual new year's day protest to call for the limb names of nuclear arms. >>> the form more mayor of nagasaki says people have a duty to. th

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a different situation in some eastern cities although some of those sit-ins have papped in the east, generally in ukrainian speaking parts of ukraine where the russian influence is greatest in this country there has certainly not been a repeat of those scenes and many people are actually backing the strong line from people like the prime minister, what's being attempted here is a coup d'etat. for failing to stop those occupations. so i think it's a divided reaction but from the activists here is wrait and see for the moment, elizabeth. >> thank you very much for had a nadeem, joining us from the capital kiev. >>> still ahead, looting on the streets, the deteriorating condition of central african republic as a new leader is sworn in. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a sce

some are demonstrating in eastern cities, which is the base of president yanokovych's support. the parliament is holding an emergency meeting tomorrow. >>> president obama will be addressing the nation tomorrow in his fifth state of the union. he's expected to tackle income inequality in the u.s. lawmakers taking action, and he's willing to use executive power to advance his agenda. >>> voters in florida banned same-sex marriage, and now six gay and lesbian couples are challenging that law in court. >> they have two fathers. over the last 11 years, they have built a life together, even taking on the same last name, but now they want to get married. >> it's one piece of society and community that we have not been allowed to participate in, and we want the opportunity and the time is now. >> they have rings on their fingers but they want the paperwork to make the union more than symbolic. >> plus, when you get married, your wedding band is worn on your left hand. and so until it happens, it will be worn on the right hand. >> the dell mays are among six same-sex couples in a lawsu

some are demonstrating in eastern city, the base of president viktor yanukovych's support. parliament is holding an emergency meeting tomorrow. >> president obama will address the nation on tuesday in his fifth state of union. the president is expected to tackle the issue of income and equality in the united states. >> returning to a top story. saying it is cold in parts of the country is an understatement. with the wind it feels like it's 20 below. even our friends in the south need to be spared. >> you may not be used to the cold but you could be getting used to us talking about the cold. the weather pattern is not changing. blasts of cold air. feeling it now is a leading edge of cold care. it's creating light snow. through kentucky and missouri, that's where the cold air is. behind it the wind picks up. the temperatures factor in the wind. now, we have windchill warnings above this line, a windchill advisory not as cold but still enough to take precautions as we step outside. windchills dropping down to zero or below, well below zero to the north. cold air spreading east

the size four hours fourteen minutes so that when she was three hours twenty minutes hence the eastern city of kunming he will take you two hours fourteen minutes. what does that mean stale soul alice is cold in korea many koreans celebrate and welcome the coming of the new year with their relatives back in a home towns. sunday night to start the durple rice cake soup that koreans tradition the sunday night the morning symbolizing that everyone is now won he told the children of the family balance their grandparents the needy is the receive some money which they are either expected to save for police to find books and other families also revisit their ancestors graves them pay their respects with a small memorial service all in all so now is the day on which families gather to share the kinks and was missing. as we head into the new. and she doesn't fourteen is the year off the whole storm the chinese say get the period associated with power and a close relationship with nature local governments in korea are also made me to use it to b's korea's force industry with the help of the new five

an american teacher showed that one out for rome last month in the eastern city of thing go see while in september eleven two thousand twelve the us cones that in bangor he was attacked by militants resulting in death of american ambassador for stevens. peanut vendor libby is on the takeover series of militant strongholds across cool cities including trip are they. however despite this road to success the militants were allowed to keep their weapons caches which included that is so broad fools anti aircraft guns mounted on pickup trucks and grenade launchers the north african state has been plagued with lawlessness and violence since the overthrow of four would it take to come over to the infant eleven the power vacuum which is full it is about beyond its limits militant groups. steve carell chieftains in the country and impose carbon interpretations of sharia rule. a construction worker has been killed in a further eight people injured. ulster will cool to bomb exploded a bomb in west germany the pom extent the decimated off the pill but this looks to sweep his mechanical digger on t

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these pictures in the eastern city of night up at the wrong score a crowd of thousands from the local demonstration building. similar events happening across half the country with local governments either being stormed are already being overtaken by protesters as authorities lose control western governments are urging them to secure democracy. a diesel x air jet ski reports the people the history of ukraine. by freezing temperatures are rising the new year for us the this is the person who offers multiple pills were hurled at the police in kenya on sunday. officials in europe and the united states have started a fresh wave of accusations and that the actions of the ortiz against what they called peaceful protesters the eye he of all you need to get home. we expect from the ukrainian government and the shrine democratic freedom in particular that the treaty for peaceful demonstrations and to protect life and that the use of violence does not take place the people leading police on the ground for money the lines with explosives or tutorials and even taking them hostage can hardly be cla

administration building in ukraine is being cleared out by special forces right now in the north eastern city of sumi it was a besieged after a mass rally which reportedly drew thousands of people meanwhile back in kiev one radical gang of protesters allegedly had these weapons in their possession police seized assault rifles pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from the group authorities claim the gang supplied arms to other writers and there were attacks on security forces during the week one police officer was wounded and two others to get a hostage reportedly tortured and later released. today to his will to read from my head and bound my legs with mosque tape and tape to my knees as well he. was privy to all of that yes we were attacked by a group of masked youngsters they surrounded us cream of the cops in their wrists hands could really take everything from us our wallets ourselves along with everything. in the. nothing to them because we were just coming out of a cafe after lunch with a mob surrounded. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on some ukrainian officials which it believe

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nearby fallujah feller militant control late december elsewhere gunmen killed six sunni's in the eastern city of baquba. while in clashes broke out in istanbul as thousands marched to commemorate a murder journalist their reporter was campaigning for a reconciliation between turks and armenians but that sparked anger among nationalists such demonstrations have been staged every year since the journalist was killed back in two thousand and seven. the french interior minister says about a dozen teenagers have left the country to join militant groups in syria he added that the trend of young people traveling to the war zone has dramatically accelerated this after syria's main opposition group finally agreed to attend geneva peace talks after months of wavering or cheesier piskun of looks back at the week's diplomatic twists and turns. with time running out before the start of geneva two conference on syria it was a busy week for global diplomacy it's our hope that in the face to face meeting of the regime and the opposition will be the beginning of the beginning of the end to this unspeakable co

nearby pollution owner milton control late december elsewhere gunmen killed six sunnis in the eastern city of october the night the violence that has forgotten his scandalous thousands march to commemorate a murdered journalists. the reporter was campaigning for a reconciliation between turks and armenians. that sparked anger among nationalists such demonstrations have been staged every year says the journalist was killed in two thousand so. the french interior minister says about a dozen teenagers of left the country enjoying militant groups in syria. he added that the trend of young people traveling to the war zone has dramatically accelerated this after syria's main opposition group finally agreed to attend any of the peace talks after months of wavering art easier this cannot look back at the week's diplomatic twists and turns with time running out before the start of the new conference on serie a was a busy week for global diplomacy. it's our hope that the in the face to face meeting of the regime and the opposition will be the beginning. the beginning of the end of this unspeakable c

the capital to other cities across ukraine targeting regional centers these pictures from the eastern city of ny puppet of square a crowd of thousands strong the local administration building similar events happening across half the country with local governments either being stormed or already being overtaken by protesters as authorities lose control western governments are urging them to secure democracy parties alexei or chefs he reports . those young people into streets of ukraine by seizing temperatures are writing didn't you get it before europe. ever since the first rocks and molotov cocktails were hurled at the police in kiev my son if issues in europe and the united states have started a pressure wave of accusations aimed at the actions of the authorities against what they called peaceful protesters. we have all been for unison to give all we expect from the ukrainian government then these should democratic freedom in particular the opportunity for peaceful demonstrations they protect life and that the use of violence does not take place. but people beating police on the ground bo

donates ukraine protesters occupying the administrative building in the north eastern city of sumi proclaim their own regional parliament you can get the details on that and more at r.t. dot com and by following our minute to minute updates of what's happening in ukraine. switching gears now we take to the sochi slopes in a few minutes for some practice. we've made it down the slopes and i'm still intact no bones broken and i can tell you this it is absolutely magical out yeah we sent to say to sample the olympic highlife that still to go. see good laboratory kirby was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the dog. we speak your language. music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles stories. you hear. the spanish find out more visit. thirteen minutes past the hour a syrian government officials and their main political rivals have agreed to start evacuation o

the general secretary inaugurated the stadium in the north-eastern city. comes a day after f.i.f.a. warned a host city that they would be dropped if they didn't complete its stadium by february 18th. the f.i.f.a. president met on thursday. on the agenda will be the pace of the stadium construction. >> it was very important to have this arena delivered. i want to say something to you. this is it a country of football. we never missed a world cup. our relationship with world cups is a strong one. i am sure brazilian people will show the passion and a capacity to welcome visitors. he has not played a single game, but one of the support's highest paid star will be the japanese pitcher. he agreed do a $155 million 6-year dream. he'll lead from the team he led. it's the highest ever contract for an international free agent and the fifth-largest for an nlb pitcher. >> there's more sport on the website. for the latest check out aljazeera.com. there's details on how to get in touch with the team using twitter and facebook. that's it for me. back to you. >> thank yo

takestous the most famous prison in the south eastern city. it is a prison inmates call hell. >> it is one of the largest and best known prisons brazil for all of the wrong reasons. be uh the capacity for 2069 inmates today has more than twice that number. in a country full of prisons, welcome to one of the worst. inmates make a signal which mean overcrowding, inside the complex inmates are stuck wherever there's room. this cell should hold four people, at night it often sleeps as many as 10. prison officials prevented us from freely interviewing inmates all of whom were removed from the cell blocks that we visited. there is a shower that is shared by hundreds of inmates. cables are stitched together for electricity, and there's a fire there is little help. this is the kitchen where some of the inmates in this wing of the prison cook, as you can see it is just filthy, dirty, and even worse there's flies everywhere. there's mosquitoes and cockroaches. and above here, is where some raw sewage comes from the cells above. and goes out to the main

we're getting reports that at least ten people have been killed in the village of balza, in the eastern city of aleppo, the atax carried out by the government. bangladesh's prime minister has insisted her reelection is legitimate despite the boycott by opposition parties. she will not enter into any talks until they stop what she calls terrorist activities. jarrod hall reports from abeing dhaka. are. >> she denied that there was a crisis in the country. the way forward she told me is now in the hands of the opposition. >> now we realize that they made a mistake, not participating in the election. they may come forward to you know, discuss with us or make or are but they have to leave all this terrorist activities behind. >> earlier i melt a senior official in the bangladesh party and asked him how far he was willing to go towards a compromise. >> where can't say except to say that the government has to be acceptable to all sides that can guarantee a level playing field. >> the electoral commission says voater turnout was higher than expelled. have the opposition says the count was rigged. mo

. >> some of the protest has spread i understand to eastern cities which is the base of president yanukovych. his support is there. when is the next move for government? >> that's a really good question. we have the negotiations going on right now between the three opposition leaders and president viktor yanukovych. tomorrow tuesday, there is an extraordinary meeting of the parliament. that is supposed to address laws that went in for freedom of expression. it is really unclear what the makeup of the parliament, when the parliament will be leaning when it convenes on tuesday. for the past year or so it's been a very proyanukovych parliament, passing through whatever he wants. the way the wind is blowing, with thousands of people going to their local government offices in many cases taking over their offices, with demonstrations spreading far outside the capital, they see much of dissatisfaction in the government and they will probably try some sort of change. whether or not it is enough to satisfy the people is something everyone is waiting to see. >> yefn glassjennifer glasse fr. >>> state

. >> meszie showed promise in the north-eastern city. >> jeanne-claude suffers the same hormone problemsmessi also dribbled the ball past taller players. messi was whisked to barcelona before having a chance to playing for clubs like these. the same is likely to happen to young claudio who is shortly off on a tour. >> claudio was from the local indigenous community, still has a long way to go. for now he's entertaining his friends and family. while dreaming of a future on the world football stage, scoring goals that will excite fans in their tens of thousands. >> one day into the new year and there has been a new world record. cory anderson hit the fastest ever international senty, hitting 100 runs in 36 balls, against the windies. the previous was spit by safrid. >>. the total helped new zealand win by 151 runs, to level the series. >> 2014 will be a big sporting year for brazil. there are plenty of events to look forward to. the third addition of the african nations features the best national football team in africa. made of up of locally based players. thousands of athletes will compe

clashes between the factions erupted across northern syria over the weekend and spread the key eastern city of raqqa earlier today. in afghanistan, violence against women has hit a record high. afghanistan's human rights commission says attacks against women increased in both frequency and brutality in 2013. the head of the commission and a top advocate for women's rights discussed the violence. >> i think the problem is the brutality of the violence against women was really theking to see, including cutting of the nose and lips off women, including mass rape in public space, which is shocking in our culture. [indiscernible] >> the report comes as afghanistan is preparing for the departure of foreign aid as well as foreign troops at the end of this year. it's unclear how many u.s. troops and how much u.s. aid will remain in afghanistan amid tensions over a long-term troop deal. the promotion of women's rights was touted as a key pretext for the u.s.-led occupation. but in a further sign, such rights have deteriorated, doctors are reporting a rise in self immolation spy women. according to r

eastern. >> america's cities are a mixed bag. some are thriving. some are sinking. one thing they have in common is this: when they get into trouble they can't look to the state house or capitol hill for help. running cities in the time of austerity. that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. for many american cities the big municipalities for the core of the metropolitan areas it was a rough half century. from the 1950s on many of them

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on sunday reaching the eastern city of krakow long held by an ice is there and you reports say the rebels have freed fifty people detained by the extremist group and a macy's to the group's headquarters nearby. in an online recording on saturday am and said to represent my sis gave the rebel forces and estimates and he demanded that they were made tackling still keen to have a some traveling freely around aleppo province that they cease attacking and says fight areas and then be immediately released on licence prisoners. if he had been completed. these demands are not met within the given period when withdrawl from all the frontlines with government forces people to openly about the mad teaching new bombing mostly they can revel in cycling is given to silence had an advantage ahead of time she just talks in geneva on to an eerie twenty seconds. the second day running thousands of african asylum seekers from rallying outside western embassies and tell of these they're protesting new legislation allows authorities to detain illegal migrants up to here without trial. sprawling tent city coul

and libya is reporting releasing american and camaroon national, arrested early this week in the eastern cityenghazi. the two are basketball players, members of the city's team. they were arrested while on campus at benghazi university. libya's foreign ministry is not saying why they were detained. >>> new bloodshed in egypt claiming lives and injuring dozens. the latest clash between the islamist protesters and security forces in alexandria. the violence coming less than two weeks ahead of the amendment to the constitution there. they are continuing to fight in one of the worst street battles in months. >>> and as president obama says aloha to his hawaiian vacation he will come back to washington with a full legislative agenda. wendell goler is live from honolulu where he is traveling with the president. wendell? >> reporter: gregg, first up was the long-term benefits extension, which was not on the bipartisan deal before he left. on tuesday, they will call on what they need to do before the job numbers were much lower. >> instead of punishing families, republicans should make it their new y

this statement and its russian speaking eastern city is far smaller than in kiev. it appears to be a priority target to someone in addition to the attack on to beat wrote for activists cars were torched and it generates a sudden going around others and the authorities here i think our northern neighbor russia may be behind us is that someone here is afraid that it is here to protest president. even though it might cross the border and people there might rise up yes she is really it would be imprisoned in a cave the cheese interests to investigate the crimes. just talk to them i don't understand what happened on that. to say they are not intimidated by the crimes that strengthened in the determination to oust what they see as an abusive regime. davies says whoever is responsible not widespread the hockey team compiled a nationwide database due to the beginning of december nearly one hundred physical attacks on pro european accidental destruction of the property you own one has been effectively investigate its minister. victims include opposition mp on tv and go arou

roberto vargas pointed out area code 94124 on the bottom side of the further eastern zip code of the city and supervisor cohen raised concern about that, she asked about the fillmore district. it's areas with heavily low in come population and african americans and people of color and heavily on the eastern neighborhoods in the city and a little bit up there in china down toun and tenderloin and other spots. >> that is correct. so in terms of the a sugar that we are consuming, average americans are consuming about 22 teaspoons a day and recommended that men not have more than 9 teaspoons and women and children 3. >> for a 20 ounce. >> i was looking at the can assuming that people are still drinking the cans and not the 20 ounceers. even the small size would blow that recommendation out for the day. the graphic just represents that and roberto was get to go that as well in terms of the fact that sugar drinks really impact our entire system, every part of our body. we don't have a lot of information on the impact on oral health . we know it impacts oral health. children under the age of one

. >> reporter: one year ago an islamic militant group attacked a natural gas plant in the eastern algerian city of amenas. many foreign workers were taken hostage. 40 people were killed including ten japanese workers from the engineering firm jgc corporation. an algerian who works at jgc's local office says there are no longer any japanese workers there. he was also temporarily taken hostage in that attack. >> reporter: islamic militant leader mokhtar belmokhtar has claimed responsibility for the attack. the u.s. federal bureau of investigation has filed charges against him as the alleged mastermind but his whereabouts remain unknown. an intelligence expert professor mathieu guidere says the threat remains. >> after the attack of amenas, mokhtar belmokhtar has appeared as the main leader, the chris mat tick leader in the region. >> reporter: he says algeria's intelligence agency is having problems cooperating with its counterparts in libya and tunisia where the security situations are not stable. >> what happened in amenas can happen again in other areas, not in amenas itself but in other locat

citizen who was stopped by authorities in the eastern city of benghazi and due to privacy reasons, thed that two u.s. americans had been detained in benghazi saying the two allegedly scouting on the campus of benghazi university and police stopped them. it is also said the two claim to be basketball players for one of the city's basketball clubs. it's not clear now if they were released or if they are still being held. in a separate incident as you mentioned local authorities in the western coastal town said the bodies of two foreigners a man and a woman who were reported missing earlier were found shot dead on a beach and appeared to be having a picnic when they were killed according to the initial police report we are being told. there is no official statement from libyan official on their death or their identities but the uk foreign office and a new zealand foreign ministry are saying they are looking into the dead were citizens of britain and new zealand. locals in the area we have spoken to said criminals were on the rise. >> they were teachers, is that right? >> reporter: this ha

as our city continues to grow in density, particularly in the eastern half of the city, i think there will be more pedestrians, more drivers and more cyclists on the road and we have to learn how to share that together. new york city has recently announced a zero tolerance campaign to end all pedestrian fatalities by 2021. nothing make these numbers more real than attending the memorial services of the victims who have passed and meeting friends and families who are mourning their loss whether it is ms. mulak, mr. lie, mr. lasi, and ms. lou. there is a big commitment i would like to make to ensure that we are continuing our efforts and i look forward to working with my colleagues. i do want to, if possible, defer both to supervisor avalos and president chiu so that we can talk about this issue. thank you. and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> colleagues, if i could without objection, proceed to -- a number of us have had a number of pedestrian facilities in our districts and i know there are others that would like to make comments on this subject. i would like to rec

and another corridors, and the others that are going to serve the south east and part of the city in the eastern neighborhoods and other rapid corridors throughout the city and then finally, more of the policy or the way that we do business side of things is that a set of recommendations about the project delivery and both the approaches to the project delivery as well as the funding of the new revenues that it will take to deliver all of the projects that we know and need. and we identify our system research into ways to more efficiently, deliver both small and large types of projects and those are included in among the sftp recommendations. and we just completed a major round of out reach on these recommendations, and one of the key features of this round of out reach is that we partnered with about eleven different community-based organizations to reach, communities of certain, and non-english speaking communities and so we got a lot of broad participation in the out reach and to summarize the main things that we heard back, were first of all over all, we heard people write, in a broad sense,

eastern. >>> an entire city in alaska repains cut off this morning after back-to-back avalanches. the only road into the city of valdez is blocked. barges are bringing in trucks that are filled with food. people are being told to prepare to evacuate immediately. >>> as for today's weather in the lower 48. sunny in the west. bitter cold from the plains across the midwest. snow flurries moving into the northeast. >> today's highs, mid 40s for the pa safic northwest. 21 in denver, and below zero in minneapolis and chicago. miami is the place to be with a high of 83 degrees. >> sounds good. >>> a french electronic duo batted 1000 at the grammys last night. >> daft punk won in every category they were nominated. hip hop's mclemore and ryan lewis won, too. >>> soon, advertisements on your dashboard. >>> and trouble at sea. hundreds sick on a cruise in the caribbean. the cdc is on board. >>> and a mystery unfolding right now. a woman returns to the u.s. after traveling the worl and vanishes. the details about the desperate search. >>> welcome back. there's good news this morning for driv

eastern. >>> an entire city in alaska remains cut off this morning after back-to-back avalanches. the only road into the city of valdez is blocked. by up to 30 feet of ice and snow. officials say it could be a week or longer before they can clear it. because of another avalanche fear, barges are bringing in trucks that are filled with food. some of the 4,000 people who live there are being told to prepare to evacuate immediately. a tense day in alaska. >>> as for today's weather in the lower 48. sunny in the southwestern part of the country in southern california. bitter cold from the plains across the midwest. snow flurries moving into the northeast. cooler along the gulf coast with rain in central florida. >> today's highs, mid 40s for the pacific northwest. 75 in los angeles. 21 in denver, and below zero in minneapolis and chicago. i'll tell you. miami is the place to be with a high of 83 degrees. >> sounds good. >> uh huh. >>> a french electronic duo batted .1000 at the grammys last night. >> daft punk, known for their helmets, won in every category for which they were nominat

the rebel on rebel clashes moved to the largest city in eastern city, the city is controlled, again,a rebel group operating in iraq also in syria. the rebel certifieders say the group known as the isil is too extreme, accused of holding public executions. 100 fighters on both sides have been killed since friday. >> a coalition of opposition groups are in turkey to discuss upcoming syrian peace talks to take place in geneva. in istanbul, the syrian national coalition is meeting to discuss whether or not they will participate in the peace conference scheduled for january 22. good morning. so what are the arguments for and against bunk part of these talks? >> >> the once who have misgives and arguments getting more and more heated by hour say they haven't been given the assurances and guarantees both from the international community and also from the syrian government itself, who were meant to be their negotiate in partners in this meeting. they wanted to see some kind of assurance that the protocols of geneva one that talked about a ceasefire, withdrawal of military forces, those sorts