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there, and these photographs were fabricated, manufactured in kuwait on the 19th of december. am not saying that in syria there are no victims, there is no torture, there is no high level of deaths. i'm telling you, i'm not denying the fact that there are many mistakes that are being committed. not just in syria, in all countries of the world. but there is accountability. there is national accountability, not international. every time an issue comes to the surface people claim there is a need of an international tribunal. that's why they take-- >> we've been listening to the ambassador to the u.n. and answering questions at the day one of geneva two talks. he maintains the focus and need to fight against terrorism in syria. he talked about photographs saying there is evidence that the syrian government has tortured detainees. he said those photographs were fabricated and said more countries were added to the list of atennees, and they seem to be anti-syrian, and because iran was excluded there was imbalance to these talks. let's go to a syrian politician and member of the syri

lengths to fabricate it. i think we can all agree, if this was fabricated, there's a lot of work put into fabricating it. >> and that's the thought that occurs to me. because the story that had been in the news, she was asked several times by reporters, because she was very vocal about not having the sandy aid, do you think that was because you didn't endorse chris christie? it just occurs to me, if you want to score political points in her position, that's a pretty easy claim to make. she's saying she didn't get the sandy funds she needs, the press is already on that story. she could have easily gone out there and made that claim. so the idea that she fabricated this whole thing out of thin air, i believe, and i'm pretty well convinced that she believes this happened. >> now, whether there's gradations to the story -- >> or mixed signals, that's the other thing. >> i want to hammer this home for a second. let's take a look at her interview with you on "up" this weekend. take a listen. >> we have one square m

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today, we are going to focus on fabrics -- these state of the u.s. job market certainly being weaved into the federal reserve role plans him when to accelerate the tapering process. we examine how the market should take today's jobs report. plus, big business for the family court system. dr. drew pinsky is going to tell us all about his new documentary entitled "divorce corp." meet the tailor who helped leonardo dicaprio become the wolf of wall street. but first, my radio cohost carol -- butarea >> inks, first, my radio cohost carol massar. >> thanks, pimm. fox contended istareo is --that aereo violating their airspace without paying fees. target has revealed that more customers have been affected by the information leak than three via slate revealed. is the best-otors selling automotive in the world market for the first time in five years. much, carol very massar. janet yellen's job is a challenge. as the next federal reserve chief, she must sort through disappointing jobs numbers just taper.fed begins to peter cook, this is not what anyone was esti

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this would affect only vehicles sold since august of 2012 when the fabric was changed. >>> 8:14.ight vigil tonight will mark the tragic -- a tragickic 25th anniversary in the east bay city of dublin. the girl was last seen walking home from school on january 30th, 1989. this evening family and friends will gather for a vigil and walk in honor of the missing girl. the somber ceremony begins at 7:00 p.m. at wells middle school on penn drive. dublin police have received hundreds of tips since the teenager vanished 25 years ago. but there are still no strong leads in this mysterious case. >>> schools and government offices will remain closed today. city leaders defend their respond to a winter storm that caused a traffic nightmare. many people say it was a bad decision to close schools, businesses and government offices all at the same time on tuesday afternoon right when snow began to fall. the result, more than 1 million drivers jammed atlanta area roadways. those roads were pretty slick. many commuters abandoned their cars and sought shelter in places like home depot and taco bell

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this can lead to a perpetual cycle of violence that can destroy the fabric of the new nation.e need to do everything possible to prevent such a cycle of violence between the communities. >> at least 11 people have been killed and 17 wounded in a bombing in somalia's capital of mogadishu. the attack targeted a hotel commonly visited by somali government officials. three bombs were detonated within the span of an hour, at least one by a suicide bomber. the militant group al-shabab has claimed responsibility. iraq is facing major clashes between government forces and sunni fighters in anbar province. the violence erupted earlier this week after police razed a year-old sunni protest camp in the provincial capital, ramadi. militants from al qaeda and sunni groups are now said to be in control of large parts of ramadi and fallujah. on wednesday, fighters attacked scores of police stations in fallujah, setting fires and freeing dozens of prisoners. iraq is currently seeing its worst violence since 2008. three of four al jazeera journalists detained in egypt this week remain behind ba

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all that fabric has to be paid for in dollars. >> translator: i don't remember living through such aore. i have family, children, and we are really struggling in these circumstances. >> reporter: turkey's business community is bank on the ground upcoming election to his restore stability. hoping the fix for the problem won't bring them more worries. anita, al jazerra, istanbul. >>> no such problems for the head of investment banks jp morgan as chairman and ceo jamie diamond looks to get a pay increase of as much as $10 million. the directors of the u.s.-based bank decided to raise his salary despite the company losing billions. diamonds will be paid $20 million for his work in 2013. that's after jp morgan's profits fell 16% last year. the company has also agreed to pay out nearly $20 billion to settle legal claims from government agencies and private investors. diamond's pay restores most of the 11 1/2 million dollars that was cut when his salary was halved in 2012. directors imposed the cut after the bank lost six and a quarter billion dollars on a controversial trade. >>> bart nay

he said, we fabricated numbers.have to address the idea that hundreds of thousands of women always want to have abortions no matter what. it's legal, paid for by the government and we're told by society that this is the solution to our problems. >> study after study shows -- >> ireland, some of the lowest maternal mortality rates in the world, lower than the united states and they have abortion laws. >> you keep talking about the right to choose. the fact is that the left is so committed to its world view that the obama administration currently is in the middle of a lawsuit with a group that you could hardly -- you couldn't make this up. but just take a picture, the fact is that the little sisters of the poor are currently in a fight with the federal government over eliminating their religious liberty as they define it. so you've been aggressively here saying, we have religious liberty, we have the right to -- these folks who said flatly, requiring them to do what the obama administration wants is a direct violation

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, we have a nice fabric that has a durable waterproof repellent. >> reporter: same rules apply with socksm cotton, go with fleece, wool, silk or synthetics. it might be a tough sell for howard. >> might surpass the shorts and put on the long pants? >> i think i'll just stay in the house. >> reporter: surae chinn, wusa 9. >>> our four-legged friends who spend time outdoors in the conditions also need extra protection. nikki burdine, outside friendship animal hospital in northwest. >> reporter: we came out and i said i'm absolutely going to take surae's advice and bundle up. got on several layers, just enough so i don't look like the kid from "a christmas story." we're talking about animals and how important it is to keep them protected in the cold weather. i have a special guest here. i don't know if he's going to give me this exclusive interview. but this is gunner. gunner is a really good boy. gunner and his dad have been out here, working in one of these shops

we cannot allow the opponents of life to continually weaken the moral fabric of our country. they need to know that they need to understand that we will continue to march, we will continue to educate, we will continue to advocate and we will continue to fight for the unborn. >> despite the fact that president obama is using stealth, deception and the coercive power of the state to promote abortion violence the pro-life movement is alive and well and making serious, significant and sustained progress. >> the annual march for life rally from the national mall in washington d.c. at 10:00 eastern. on booktv, what is the secret to a life of happiness? talk radio host? let on possible answers tonight at 8:00. on c-span3's american history tv from 1964-2004 the issues and concerns from five decades of state of the union speeches. >> upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. february 7th through the ninth the book fair takes place in pasadena, calif. featuring the collections of 200 booksellers from 33 countries around the world. booktv will be live from savanna

it was fabricated in china. were debates about how good the work was that was being done. wouldn't you have had the specs written out in advance and said this is what we want and no questions asked instead of debating on what is a good weld or not a good weld on something this big? >> yes. the head of quality assurance is one of the most respected -- has one of the most respected contractors and said don't do this. they did it anyways. and he was told not to put anything in writing. he said i wasn't trying to cover it up, i wanted it to be accurate. you have a person who is a lawyer telling an expert in the field what is accurate and what is not you tell me if that sounds fishy. >> up there, every other word was it's ok, the bridge is safe. the bridge is safe. it's not going to fall down. i didn't hear a lot about whether we got our money's worth. whether this is a $6 billion bridge that is going to need ongoing maintenance because of problems with its building. >> you hear a lot about it from me. my question ha

fabric use, with the courts, -- of sports, we begin to leverage our relationship. >> doritos has had success with the super bowl campaign, but you're not taking it global. why does it take -- make sense to take this campaign that is centered around an american sporting event to the international business? , they consumer on doritos are a digital native. when they look at content, they do not know if it is from russia, norway, or the united states. the super bowl is not telecast -- is now telecast in many countries. had 27 million views of our ads, and we had the super bowl before the super bowl. >> i have to say, being a brit itwell, the festive the that -- the festive nature that it brings, is incredible. >> i have to talk to you about pickuper bowl, who gets to the halftime performer? something that we work with the nfl on. they have a wish list, we have one, and we end up in a great place. you tend to know what each other wants, and has worked out far ine. bruno is going to bring the magic. >> gatorade has such a strong association with sports. because it is already associated wit

i don't know how you fabricate your transcripts, you have to create them out of thin air.o a defense? >> look, the evidence against him is already so overwhelming, but if this evidence gets admitted -- it hasn't been yet, but it might be -- it's absolutely devastating because to a regular jury, insider trading is a little got bic. something like this which is just out and out, or it's this malicious, sort of calculated lying, it's absolutely devastating. liz: go through what he did. >> can i ask just one more question? what are the chances they might allow this? then go to liz. >> i think given the amount of evidence that's already against him, i think it'll take a high, i think it'll take a lot for the judge to allow it in there, but he has issued a preliminary ruling on ceiling which i think indicates -- if they open the door, he'll let this come in. >> okay, i'm sorry. liz: okay. we're going to the issue of mathew martoma. so let's talk about what exactly it was that he did at harvard. he fabricated all kinds of transcripts. he says he did it as a joke to make his paren

>> another complete fabrication. >> reporter: robb was charged with multiple felonies.ty to 4 counts of making false statements, take responsibility for his actions in court, and be sentenced to 7 years in prison. from where he called us exclusively with a mea culpa for all that madness. >> the thing i regret is -- is kind of losing control. my lifestyle was, it was crazy. and i was hoping deep down that i could rectify the situation and -- and pay these things back. >> reporter: now between his bible study group meetings, robb says he is taking guitar lessons. turned out robb really wasn't a gangsta or a player. >> why would i spend so much money on a tour when we're not u2? or green day. and that's one of the things that i sit in my cell and -- and -- and regret. >> here's a man who wanted to be a star, but apparently didn't have the talent to do it. he had to do it through crime. >>> next, he said he could do all this as the top navy s.e.a.l., but what he was really great at was lying. >> it was insane. >> and he's about to meet his match. in the unlikeliest person.

be more specific, the great and eminent leader of the revolution announces and states that the fabrication and stockpiling of nuclear weapons is haram, religiously forbidden, this should tell you that we don't want to build a bomb. so when it comes to sanctions, have they been successful so far? sanctions, first and foremost, are illegal. and a congress which claims to be making laws should not contravene international laws. so these sanctions translate into the weakening of the mpt, the weakening of international laws and regulations. no other country can decide for another country. >> when we come back, lots more important stuff from president rouhani. what would happen if israel were to launch a military strike on iran's nuclear facilities? >> all that, plus my conversations with two prime ministers. from egypt and japan. stay with us. ♪ humans -- even when we cross our "t's" and dot our "i's," we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because maki

. >> we're supposed to feel all the fabrics and stuff. >> yes.things i think people think of is when you don't get enough sleep during the week, you think on the weekends i can make up for it. is that part of the deal? >> you know what? actually you do. you're going to be tired on the weekends. you're going to probably sleep more. but the problem is you don't take into consequences of what happens the next day. if you get one hour of sleep in one night, you can show signs of aging. we see increased levels of inflammation and increased level of heart attack by losing one night of sleep. >> i should be dead. many of us never get that kind of sleep and haven't for years and years and years, why are we functioning at least at half level? >> well, that's a problem. your function may be at half level, where if you were sleeping more, sleeping that seven, eight, nine hours of sleep you'd be functioning at a higher level. we know that. research after research shows that. >> some people take an aid to help them sleep. i heard it is better to take the slee

they just need to be -- facebook is the fabric of what you do on social.e wants to be part of that. >> what do you think? >> they are trying to serve up content to you that will be relevant to your search results. they want the user experience -- >> that is the benevolent view. >> when i search on google, it will say results from google plus. but it is related to who i have been chatting with. it hangouts for them. they have given everything that's google plus layer. you are using google plus, and you have no idea that you are. i do not think they care people go to the actual service. >> what makes this different than somebody e-mailing me via facebook is that if i actually want to engage with them and response, i have to reveal my e-mail. >> not necessarily. >> i think if you respond, it shows your e-mail address. >> that might be. if you respond to them on linkedin, it they would not necessarily see your e-mail address. but you would be connected to the person and they can e-mail you again. there could be a one degree separation. >> we will see where thi

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the and post election violence has not just about where these economically but also its social fabric. attacks on hindu villagers by activists of that to my affections hundreds have been displaced in the wooden indians the plan. one moment and it has been described as a consultant on that. that was installed to conclude that the incidents. well it's about six hundred birds were displaced. nice one to decide what to look for a roof over their head. as. the next choose another minute is among the things i can use to the peak the snow. so that is mr denies the funnel into his eminence the mountains and among others. that's why you do read them when it is not in danger. it's from the hindu losing money. this stunning mortgage association because they are. they are not from the minute or two but there have been weakened he gets really long that this team of volunteers so stupid economy going spirit i cleaned the windows are presumed to be telling students that has been this to the eyes of connolly. it's near to the heart that adds to that sum up the sky many because it is not me. i knew th

texture is the way all of these elements are combined into a musical fabric.tures can be complex, like the overlapping rhythms of a west african drumming ensemble... or as simple as the sound of a single human voice. we can analyze and compare different musics by looking at their basic elements, but music itself also exists as an element in the cultural life of every society. (levin) the environment can influence music in both conscious and unconscious ways. for instance in the west, the argument has been made that a lot of the dissonant music that arose at the beginning of the century was a result or a reaction to the noisiness of industrialization, and the dissonance of modern civilization-- that it was a reflection of social dissonance, in a way, in sound. [dissonant orchestra music] (slobin) if we use the word ronment to relate to music, we're talking about two things: a physical environment and a social environment. in the case of highlander people in bosnia singing together, the two are pretty much inseparable. (narrator) in a mountainous region of bosni

thomas has dismissed it as a city fabrication. but in time president cristina fernandez to catch net has made a televised address speaking publicly for the first time in six weeks it ends the long silence which is cool speculation about her health. normally a place to sixty year old underwent surgery today for the color of the brain in a tent that. the five biggest be done and left tens of millions of years has been discovered in south africa the acorn sized diamond has come that makes it one of the rest of the world was on the rest of the common than minoue ar in the same place in nineteen oh five which was eventually used in the british crown jewels. and mm the goal is to investigate the transfer of a muffin some pills to bustle of the following kinds of misappropriation of funds the brazilian star joined the catholic club last june for one last sat was a fifty seven point one million euro deal over the finer details of the transfer would not reveal. when a disgruntled front of legal action up to his request for clarification on

today, we are going to focus on fabrics -- the state of the u.s.arket certainly being weaved into the federal reserve role plans him when to accelerate the tapering process. we examine how the market should take today's jobs report. plus, big business for the family court system. dr. drew pinsky is going to tell us all about his new documentary entitled "divorce corp." and you will meet the tailor who helped leonardo dicaprio become the wolf of wall street.

that fabric does not meet federal flammability standards. now this affects the 2013 and 2014 camry, avalon, sienna and tacoma models plus 2013 corollas and tundras. i should make that 2014 corollas and tundras. the company spokesman tells us if you own one of these vehicles, you don't need to take action, but if you have question, call the customer care line at 1-888-270-9371. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5 p.m. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher and we now know that the columbia mall shooter knew he needed the help of a mental health professional, but what he didn't know, those professionals, that help, was literally right across the street, the story coming up. >> plus nuclear cheating scandal, how much do the people in charge of the country's arsenal of nuclear weapons really know? >> reporter: the smithsonian air and space museum was packed with d.c. area kids today. sounds like a typical thursday, but this was meteorologist >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> we talked about the lows at t

open another item i'd like to recognize that tomorrow is my fabricates a one hundred that birthday and he served as a commissioner in pleasant town and they did a good job out there if you've had the opportunity to velocity that town. they were one of the first few opportunity towns to keep their main street and enduring takes place out in the main street and it's the site of a lot of parades and another thing they did acquit well, there me made some good improvements over the years and eliminated some buildings that were built in the 50s not have the best quality and replaced them with buildings that are in context with the more historic building be that masonry arrowwood framed. for those who are afraid of false history i think you should tack a ride out there and i can tell which the in your are but it gives it a nice appearances and it's something people like and certainly looks brnt having some modern buildings into the main street. i

mohammed and peter greste are charged with joining terrorist groups, which al jazeera claims is fabricated. the other two journalists, they have been detained for five months. >>> at least 22 people have been injured in a blast at an opposition demonstration in the thai capitol bangkok. india's ruling party announced that gandhi will rul run the campaign. one of india's famous political families, but he runs an uphill battle. the election is expected to be held in several stages during april and may. >>> so exactly who is rahul gandhi. he has been a member of parliament since winning his father's seat in 2004. he belongs to one of india's oldest political dynasties. his father, grandmother and great grandfather were all employments. hiemployments--prime ministers. >> reporter: it was a much anticipated decision in delhi, and it was announced by one of the senior members of the congress working commitments. rahul would lead the party in the general election. but for the moment they put on the back burner whether he would be the prime ministerial candidate. his mother vetoed that decision fo

blood, sweat, feces and urine are part of the fabric of life here. the inmates clothes and linens, fall squarely on 18 inmates who work in the laundry facility. among them is michael jacobs. >> we operate day to day, eight to ten hours a day. we do a lot of different things here. you've got fights, stabbings. a lot of stuff that goes on here at santa rosa. it's a level six facility. >> some of the worst laundry comes from the close management units. >> violent inmates back there. you know what they're capable of. it's just a place you don't want to be. it's florida's most troublesome inmates all in one building. >> the most hazardous laundry is watched separately from all the rest. >> these yellow bags right here, these are the ones that usually come in, what we do, we usually don't open them until we stick them into the machine, you know? this is daily, the blood and stuff from cutters and suicide. >> armando doctor, a close management one inmate, recently contributed to the latest load of yellow bag laundry when he deliberately cut himself inside h

but all of that is coming from her and could have been fabricated. so i think what we as journalists and also the legal investigators need to do is kind of look at this project and look the a the money that was apportioned out and try to find out whether anything sort of looks amiss. and, you know, i've been doing that so far. i listened to a presentation from the christie administration and you can't tell just yet. >> nick, this whole issue of, you know, fabrication, you don't even have to get to that in terms of this kind of evidence because what you need, if you're dealing with a criminal prosecution is evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. and i think it's pretty clear that so far what's out there is not what you would call proof. what it is is suggestive of the possibility that mayor zimmer is suggesting. but i can't quite imagine a jury at this stage of the evidence thinking that this is beyond a reasonable doubt. but in terms of the way this investigation is going to go, and when you think about it in terms of its political effect as well as its

apparently the fabric doesn't comply with u.s.lammability standards and there is a concern that the fabric could catch fire since the seats are heated. there is no recall but toyota has ordered dealers to stop selling certain camry, avalon, siena and tacoma models from the 2013 and 2014 model years. 2014 corollas and tundras are also on the list. no fires or injuries have been reported. >>> well, they advertise great deals on high-end merchandise that is either slightly damaged or overstocked. but congress is asking for a federal investigation into outlet stores across the u.s. for potentially misleading marketing practices. now, analysts estimate about 85% of the merchandise sold at outlet stores are actually lower quality items manufactured specifically for those outlets. >>> and they are cute ironic hipster and make for great holiday pictures but over 200,000 pacifiers like the one my daughter is modeling here are being recalled due it a choking hazard. now, no injuries have been reported but there are concerns that the moustac

where they formulate -- they fabricate pizza. >> jimmy: a tiny hut.icate -- they make pizzas for everybody in a little hut. it's very cute. oh, this really made me laugh. >> steve: funkin' pizzonuts. >> jimmy did you say funkin' pizzonuts? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's too crazy man. i will do a little hot sax. you guys want some hot sax? >> steve: oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: tariq! tariq! ♪ james! >> steve: james! ♪ [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: too hot. that is too hot. >> steve: that's uncalled for. >> jimmy: too -- >> steve: that is uncalled for. >> jimmy: guys behave, behave. >> steve: that was rude. >> jimmy: so sorry. >> steve: right in the eye. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry about that. >> steve: you got a lot of growing up to do. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'll turn this whole show around. i'll turn the whole show right around. >> steve: jiminy christmas. rude. >> jimmy: i saw this video online today and it made me laugh. actually happened in australia. i guess this kid was attacked by bees and he got interviewed on the news

these gowns show her love of bright colors and wild fabrics. like any high-fashion lady of the day, she loved hats. this is a small sampling of some in the collection. one of her favorite is honors with sally victor. no one outfit is complete without a fabulous pair of shoes. nobody knew that better than mamie. her love of fashion to not begin in the white house. this dress and undergarment from the mid-1920s shows her love of fashion. she was about 30 years old, too old to be considered a flapper, but still stylish for the day. let's look at some of the exhibits that focus on her style. mamie is well-known for her trademark hairstyle. you could even purchase fake bangs to put into your hair at all of the drugstores in the 1950s. she would regularly go to the elizabeth arden salons. elizabeth arden had one of her hair stylist create the drawing so that she could take them with her so she had to go to another stylist, her hair would always be perfect. in a poor who grew up family of all sons, she was from a well-to-do family of all daughters. sh

and it is a process of automating this fabrication.possible to break down the 3-d problem into a bunch of little or problems. to create this profile on top of each other. so it is based upon this process this practice has been done in construction, as i have said and it is a fabrication process. and so the approach is already proven over and over using a larger wave of different materials and there are different complements of robotic technology to simply automate the process. melissa: definitely. we were just looking at the automation next you and i want to get us into what we were looking at. because the machine -- if we could put it up again -- it would have to be awfully large to be out there printing. is this a realistic thing that you could see happening and being commercial use anytime soon? >> this machine is not going to be very heavy. i and the current machine that we have is 20 feet wide and it can go as long as the rails are and about 8 feet high. the whole thing is about 500-comes. melissa: is already in use? melissa: i un