franco mora, a peruvian forensic expert is leading the inquiry.as asked by juana solis to exhume the remains that the state gave her almost two years ago, when they found the body along with others in a mass grave. officials told her the remains were that of her daughter - brenda damaris. she was 25 when she went missing. juana says she became suspicious after officials suggested that she cremate the bones immediately. the remains lie in a grave marked by a cross with no name. the results won't be known for months. the remains will be compared to dna samples from the family. but resolving these cases through mexico's justice system is rare. and human rights activists we spoke to believe change can only come from outside pressure. >> international pressure is very hard to obtain in a country like mexico that is having an open arms policy towards the most powerful private sector oligopolies in the world. from europe, the us canada mining companies oil companies - so you don't see that international pressure. the most powerful enterprises in the worl

. >> france's top court ruled earlier on today that a franco moroccan man convicted for conspiring to commit acts of terror can be stripped of his french nationality. the case paved the way for more people with jihadist ties to have their citizenship taken away from them. the policy has triggered considerable debate here in france. >> a ruling that is likely to have a greater impact as france ups its fight against terrorism. france's constitutional counsel has upheld a government decision to strip a franco moroccan man of his french citizenship. he became a french citizen in 2003. 10 years later, he was convicted and sentenced to seven years in jail on terror-related charges. in may--- in may 2014, the government stripped him of his passport. under the law, dual nationals could have their citizenship revoked if convicted of terror acts. this is only possible within the first teen years of receiving french nationality or in the first 15 years after a terror conviction. revoking a person's citizenship is extremely rare and rants, and the law has only been applied eight times in the past

franco in particular has gotten good notices.t. another jenks franco filmmaking its debut is the drama "i am michael." what is it about? >> james franco is in every mirror. we're not far from the future. "i am michael," he's playing gay rights activists who renounces it and become as christian pastor. it's one of those long-term success stories. he's signed a deal with caa, so we can maybe expect big things from him in the future. >> i don't think james franco is in this one. it's called "knock knock." keanu reeves is in it. horror films. showed "the blair witch project," and "the saw." keanu reeves is like a husband who lets beautiful young women into his house. you never do that when you're a married man. you never do that when you're a married man. >> another one is "grandma." >> another great thing is see gragt actor show casing. this one is lily tomlin. you see her there. she's playing a foul-mouthed grandmother. it's written and directed by a director who wrote "american pie." i'm sold, i'm in, where do i buy my tickets. >>

para disidentes cubanos como adolfo franco estas nuevas medidas caen como un balde de agua fra.dente cubano y analista "la idea que estados unidos puede imponer confiar en cuba es imposible. los cambios tienen que venir de dentro de cuba. y la dictadura cubana no ha mostrado ninguna voluntad" dice que suavizar las restricciones sobre cuba es un premio para el gobierno castrista que l dice lo oblig a huir de su tierra hace ms de 50 aÑos. pero para los cubanos en la isla estas reglas son una mano de ayuda. s/ orlando veliz trabajador cubano "entre más norteamericanos puedan venir entre más clientes podamos atender del país que sean siempre es bueno para la economía del país" pero la casa blanca recalco que el turismo de estadounidenses a cuba continua siendo prohibido. sin embargo bajo las medidas, las aerolneas de este pas podrn operar en la isla sin necesidad de una licencia especial. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo aunque estos cambios históricos entran en efecto mañana la logística de implementar viajes comerciales a cuba podría tardar ya que varias agencias federales tienen

. >> por favor, franco. >> todo es mentira. >> no, pÁrate aquÍ. pÁrate aquÍ.dose de mÍ violÁndome. >> estaba desnudo.

conocer este vÍdeo en donde tratan de localizar a dos hombres, luego de que la mujer que los acompaÑara francontrada sin vida. >> se publicÓ este vÍdeo en youtube. las imÁgenes se corresponden al 15 de noviembre. el primer vÍdeo capta a la vÍctima de 57 aÑos, la mujer con pelo rubio y corto, acompaÑada por este hombre. se retiran juntos de una barra. >> hemos averiguado que la vÍctima de nuestro caso estuvo en un restaurante, la noche antes del accidente. >> mÁs tarde en otra barra, la misma mujer sale acompaÑada por otro hombre. el mismo hombre le abre paso a la vÍctima para retirarse al momento de abandonar la segunda barra y se van los tres juntos. >> necesitamos la asistencia del pÚblico. si conocen estas personas nos interesa entrevistarlos. >> una de las personas tiene entre 28 y 30 aÑos, tiene cabello negro y barba. el segundo tiene entre 25 y 35 aÑos, tiene pelo corto oscuro y complexiÓn corpulenta. con este propÓsito dieron a conocer el vÍdeo para tratar de dar con estos dos hombres. ella fue encontrada muerta y casi desnuda en una zona rural la madrugada del 16 de noviembre de 2014,

. >> fox's george franco explains why the bell means so much to so many people. >> ♪ ♪ >> for nearly years the congregation of bethel cme church has gathered in one place, their worship center was built by freed slave for fathers and all along they've had this bell. few years ago when they mod earneddized the building the antique came down to ground level, where someone stole it. >> one of the church members came sunday the 18th, realized the bell was gone. >> gone and church trustee mary watts says cut away from it base in the dark of night. >> why do you think they did this? >> we think to sell it at a recycle us. >> but marry wants is wondering why they didn't take cop fresh air conditioners, a metal recycler told me that metal is worth significantly more than the 7 cents a pound for the cast iron which is what the 300-pound bell is made of. and antique dealer, ardvark antiques from hall county believes the bell could be worth 1500 to $2,500. >> they may have stole ten to sell it at an auction. >> apart of history gone from bethel grove cme where the bell marked the passage of tim

. >> fox's george franco explains how many the bell means so much to so many people. >> for nearly 150 the congress get of the church has gathered in one place their worship center built by freed slave for fathers and have always had this bell. when they modernized the building the antique came down to grounds level where someone stole it. >> one of the church members came sunday the 18th and realized the bell was gone. >> gone and church chest tee marry watts is the cut away from it base in the dark of night. >> why do you think they did this? >> we think to sell it at a recycling place. >> but marry wants is wondering why they didn't take copper from air conditioners, metal recycler told me that metal is worth significantly more than the 7 cents a pound for the cast iron which is what the 300-pound bell is made of. and antique dealer ardvark antiques from hall county believes the bell could be worth 1500 to $2,500. >> they may have stole ten to sell it at auction. >> apart of history gone from bethel grove cme. where the bell marked the passage of time, funerals, weddings families. >

. >> the day of action protests will begin at the fruit vale bart station and move to franco gala stationtomorrow marks martin luther king's birthday, when he made a historic march for voting rights in selma, alabama. today oprah winfrey and other stars from the movie sell malary traced martin luther king's historic steps. >> reporter: walking in the footsteps of greatness. hundreds of marchers retrace the path of dr. martin luther king jr. when he led protesters on a march from selma, alabama, to the state capital of montgomery often the road to justice. 50 years ago marchers were beaten and tear gassed on the ed mupd pettis bridge. the images among the most i have been famous of the civil rights era. tonight, some greeted dr. king's erri heirs with open arms. >> martin luther king was shot for the work he did. knowing that is humbling. >> reporter: oprah winfrey led the marchers. she plays annie lee cooper who was arrested outside the courthouse after striking the sheriffs. >> every single person who was on that bridge is a hero. >> reporter: other stars were on hand for the occasion, w

here is growers use the same techniques and traditions as champagne makers to produce the franco brazilianarting line. >> defines were imported from france and we made a few changes to adapt them to our land because we don't have the same climate. the taste of our drink is a bit different from champagne. >> international trade rules mean that champagne can only be produced in a champagne region. this was set up in brazil 40 years ago. >> it has a strong sense of yeast, no surprise. the bubbles are still developing. >> it has become the biggest sparkling wine produced here in brazil, 3 million bottles and 50 million euros each. champagne in brazil costs three times more. >> well, there was this country with a big population, a young dynamic country. the idea 40 years ago was to take the risk, and today we can see the risk was a success. >> the company made a few changes after finding brazilians tend to like more fizz. beer is why for the country's most popular alcoholic think, but bubbly has found a place in the market. >> we make very good sparkling wine. ranjit, not like your -- granted,

templeton and franco are part of a group of 10 puppies that went out wednesday in teams with the cab company uber where patrons instead of hailing cabs paid a $30 fare to play with puppies for 15 minutes. people swarmed around them as soon as they heard. >> great. any way to boost them playing around on a wednesday. it's awesome. >> it's like the perfect outlet just to come and kind of say okay, i'm taking a break. they give so much energy. >> now i get to go back to my boring meeting. >> play with the puppies because they get experience in socializing in different experiences. they've never been in an elevator. they had their first elevator ride. i think they're just enjoying it actually. it's a process. >> reporter: more importantly it's exposure for them. all the pups that went out today are also up for adoption at washington animal rescue league. >> we've never done anything like this, kind of puppies on demand. it was a great idea brought touts by animal plan -- to us by animal planet and uber and we thought it's a good way to get the word out about the washington animal rescue

. >> franco says robberies in his neighborhood off piedmont avenue seem to be on the surprise want it to stop. >> recent incident, people running through my backyard or fixing bullet holes on my roof. it's the usual. >> will by schaaf supports recent marches in oakland to protest the killings of unarmed black men but not vandalism and looting. >> breaking windows and vandalizing small businesses in oakland is not part of that political protest. reporter: she says another priority repairing oakland's rough roads. a lot of this asphalt has truly seen better days. schaaf also wants to keep rents and housing prices semi affordable. locals have a wish list, too. >> more jobs for the community. people had jobs, less likely to commit crime. >> i have two kids so i 'want the schools to get better and make more improvement. reporter: she says she is listening and ready to work. >> i believe that oakland is ready to have the future it deserves. reporter: in oakland cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> we want to get week in breaking news, the officer-involved shooting in mission district. we have ser

there is something wrong with james franco. >> who does he remind you of? >> he plays a character on tv that's taken off louis. for that genre, it was a hilarious movie. it was a guy movie. that said i will say, i don't know why they used the real dictator's name. why didn't they call him kim sung moon. it would have been easy to avoid this. they blow his head off in the most violent way at the end of the movie. they show it in slow motion. if i were a dictator of north korean state i too would be offended by it. smart people won't like it. if you're dumb like me -- >> i know when people called it a stupid movie, i had to run and go see it. >> you actually do. the first 15 minutes with franco was great. >> seth and james are such a great pairing. they are great together. they are great. >> i believe it should not have been done. all right. we have a lot to get to. and before we get to what's happening here in new york city with the police department, we want to start with this incredible story. police are calling it a mystery and a miracle that a little gir

. >> franco says robberies in his neighborhood off piedmont avenue seem to be on the surprise want it to stop. >> recent incident, people running through my backyard or fixing bullet holes on my roof. it's the usual. >> will by schaaf supports recent marches in oakland to protest the killings of unarmed black men but not vandalism and looting. >> breaking windows and vandalizing small businesses in oakland is not part of that political protest. reporter: she says another priority repairing oakland's rough roads. a lot of this asphalt has truly seen better days. schaaf also wants to keep rents and housing prices semi affordable. locals have a wish list, too. >> more jobs for the community. people had jobs, less likely to commit crime. >> i have two kids so i 'want the schools to get better and make more improvement. reporter: she says she is listening and ready to work. >> i believe that oakland is ready to have the future it deserves. reporter: in oakland cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> we want to get week in breaking news, the officer-involved shooting in mission district. we have ser

mientras las estrellas orientales se enfrentaron a los gigantes el hÉroe de la tarde fue michael francoenfrentÓ... a los 60 minutos, el apache tÉvez se deja a prueba al Área del francÉs... que de pierna izquierda pega este zapatazo al 1 _ 0. y a los 73 minutos se queda con un rebote adentro del Área. y el 2 _ 0 del ajuventus para ser mÁs lÍder que nunca con en el calcho italiano. en espaÑa el valencia se midiÓ al sevilla a los 60 minutos pero a los 12 pasos quedan efectivo. a los 32, despuÉs de un contragolpe, recibe una pelota entrando al Área para vender al portero y asÍ poner el 2 _ 0 de los valencionistas. y el colombiano carlos paca lo tira pegadito al palo izquierdo para el descuento pero al final el valencia se llevarÍa la victoria 3 _ 1 >> el ciber bullÍying es una actividad que se ha estado propagando en muchas escuelas. tras la pausa le decimos todo >> es silencioso, su ataque afecta el comportamiento y aprendizaje de los jÓvenes el medio es muy simple, los telÉfonos lulmente a. celulares. veamos. >> entre jÓvenes de edad escolar, ciberbullÍying es sinÓnimo de aislamiento. >>

nelson franco. >> we wanted to make sure that we didn't spread measles in our office. >> marin county is known for having a high number of vaccinated children. many parents worry about vaccines causing health complications but doctors point out measles can cause brain damage an even death. to see how many students are not vaccinated at your kid's school. you can go to kpix.com/measles. >>> we are learning about yet another security breach at the san jose airport. an airport security guard spotted a guy walking around an confronted him. he jumped one of the outer fences but police nabbed him. he never made it close to the tarmac, but faces trespassing charges. we have heard about breaches in san jose before. a teenager easily hopped the fence last april and waited several hours before hitching a ride in the wheel well of a plane to hawaii. and then there is marilyn hartman, the serial stow away who hopped a flight to la. >>> taking a look at the bay bridge tonight. an important piece of safety equipment not working. and andria borba tell us it is not the first time it has gone down. >>

you know i remember i think it was last month seth rogen and james franco movie was open to one nastysassinate kim jung-un. sony pictures the studio that made the film has been the target of a large scale hack. >> the hacker its threatened to launch 9/11 style attack on theatres that screened the move-year. >> the company dee allegedly targeted by north korean tackers-- hacker, sony initially canceled the move-year's release. >> well this messes a lot of things. when you start messing with our blooep wlooep holiday releases the cinematic delights we partake in to avoid having to talk to our family you have stepped on a landmine. >> the first penalty issued by the white house after the hack on sony pictures. >> a new set of sanctions-- . >> jon: boom merry christmas mother [bleep] pou sanction pou! (applause) the question now is what shape these sanctions will take. perhaps we could restrict transfers of cash and cattle. >> sanctions include-- the elicit activities of nrt considerian diplomatic personnel nrt korean banking relationships elicit sanctions of new trash and travel restrict

that's no different than james franco using instagram to meet hot children.ood night, and long live the audience member of the week. [♪] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) displ hey welcome to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. my guest tonight, very exciting legal scholar cass sunstein is going to be here, the author of the new book "wiser" which i think you will be once you read it. >> an hrveg day on capitol hill as the 114th congress meets for the first time. ( laughter ) >> jon: the congress met for the first time right on a tuesday, a tuesday. couldn't go back to work on a monday? why would you go back to work on monday. monday was komachora japan festival. you couldn't work on that day or it was the 12th day of christmas. you're not home to sign for your delivery of 12 drummers drumming. you know, fedex just leaves them on your doorstep. come on, congress! your first day back f

widad franco, nhk world, port-au-prince. >>> persistent fierce winds are causing widespread damage overorthern europe. our meteorologist sayaka mori joins us for more details. sayaka? >> yes, gene blustery conditions are continuing over northern europe. over the weekend, 180 kilometers per hour gusts were reported in the north of the uk. that's the record breaking strong winds for the region. and similarly windy across denmark. we have some pictures to show you. how about the situation was on monday. strong winds have caused high waves and rough seas. people on the coast have dealt with flooding. gusts of 70 kilometers per hour were reported. houses and buildings have been severely damaged. and as you can see, the bubble this is called sea foam and it's created by the agitation of sea water, and there's no break in the winds, unfortunately. we have a strong low pressure system to the north, and a new system is coming in over the west, and those systems will continue to provide blustery conditions for a wide area. we're talking about winds of up to 90 kilometers per hour on your wednesda

en tanto en auckland decenas de personas se congregaron en la plaza franco y emprendieron la marcha.premio nobel de la paz en el aÑo 1964. cuatro aÑos despuÉs fue asesinado, regresa los estudios. >> aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa nos vamos al norte del estado, en sacramento se calentaron los Ánimos en el capitolio cuando un grupo de manifestantes que protestaban contra la policÍa intentara impedir un acto en apoyo a las autoridades. los manifestantes mostraron su descontento ante lo que llaman o sistema de policial racista. honraba la vida de dos oficiales que murieron cumpliendo la ley. >> corremos el riesgo de no llegar a casa pero ellos corren mÁs riesgo siendo policÍas. >> miedo el temor de la policÍa por diferentes razones pero es un sistema de racismo. >> los manifestantes no lograron llegar. se aseguran que sus demandas con gritos sean escuchadas durante la reuniÓn. aquÍ de vuelta a la bahÍa, mÁs de 20 aves marinas han muerto en el este de la bahÍa tras el estar en contacto con una sustancia viscosa no identificada. les impide controlar su temperatura corporal contribuyendo a que

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james franco and seth rogen's film "the interview" will be open on netflix starting tomorrow. screwed up christmas last your. they vowed that would not happen. -- screwed up christmas last year. they bow that would not happen. this year, they over prepared. there is one theory that they spent too much money on the peak days of cyber monday, december 22 -- they spent too much money. their shares are down the most in six years. the company says it sought to hundred million dollars in excess of ready expenses in the fourth quarter. why did ups overshoot and why is it so hard to reject? -- predict? joining us, a guest who helps ship with carriers like ubs. >> public companies too. small companies, big companies. >> talk to me about this. >> logistics. >> it seems impossibly hard to do but undershooting one year big-time, overshooting the next year, big time. can they ever get it right? >> their crystal ball is better than mine, but they still have two predict these 12 months out. they are spending 500 million dollars on infrastructure. you got to know where to do it. it's a really

so you can. >>> good morning, i'm gianna franco in the traffic center.licon valley. westbound 237 connector over to 880. got a few brake lights there so an extra couple of minutes on the commute but overall been very light on the roadways. in fact here's a look at the drive times through the south bay north 101 in the green as well as 280 and guadalupe parkway. no delays. checking the bay bridge, the metering lights were never turned on this morning. so you can see traffic is very light. past the pay gates all the bay into -- way into san francisco. easy ride into oakland. golden gate bridge also nice out of marin county as you work your way into san francisco. and a look at the san mateo bridge no delays. have a great day. whoo! jonathan: it's a motorcycle! wayne: is that real? tiffany is a matadora. jonathan: it's a trip to switzerland! wayne: emmy winner cat gray. jonathan: it's diamond earrings. wayne: she did it. - i'm going to take curtain number three! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady. wayne: hey,

us but i look forward to working together with each and every one of you, along with comptroller francoasurer cobb attorney general frost, chief judge and other members of the jew dish area. senators mckole ski and carden and members of the congressional delegation and all the local elected officials and other dignitaries, thank you all for being here for the historic occasion. [applause] >> most importantly i want to thank the citizens from all across our state who put aside party politics and who came together and voted to change maryland for the better. [applause] >> i'm grateful gauze i know how to put aside -- 40 years ago a maryland congressman, a republican, sat on the house judiciary committee during watergate, and the entire world was watching. with this man be willing to buck his own party, his own president to do what he thought was right for the country? despite tremendous pressure this statesman put aside partisanship and made the tough decision, and he became the first republican to come out for the impeachment of president nixon. that man was my dad. former congressman la

was married, became spain's king and head of state in 1975 after the death of dictator francisco francog spain to democracy and polls showed him popular until a series of recent scandals. the expensive safari during the economic problems. he made an apology. princess christina faces a trial on tax fraud charges with her husband and various former associates associates. they diverted funds for private use. the princess a sister of the current king and her husband deny the charges. the trial is expected to start later this year with spaniards riveted by the developments. everything will be covered up he says. they will find a nice excuse so it looks fine but there won't be a good outcome. >> it's good this happened. everything should be clarified. i think that's good for the democracy of spain. >> reporter: with king carlos and princess christina in trouble, the polls show king felipe gaining stature. >>> houston, there's no problem. the beagle has landed. by the beagle i mean beagle 2. it was supposed to land on the red planet christmas day, 2003 and begin looking for signs of life. this

what did james franco, is she kilo kneel have in common?y have used crowd funding sites to finance their personal projects. crowd funding has seen explosive growth and has become the go-to way for start-ups to gain money. joining me now is chance barnett. he's the ceo of crowdfunder. let's talk about this. i want to make sure i have this right. (?) if i'm going to go through your site, your platform, i get equity, i get an ownership stake in my company. this isn't me giving kristen bell money to make a new money. >> they can be equity owners that can be led by a celebrity like neil young. he did a kickstarter campaign that allowed people to -- he wanted to offer that community to become actual owners in the company. that's what crowdfunder does. there's around 1,000 people who wanted to invest from 46 countries, six continents around the world. we could only take most of the people here in the u.s. a huge success. (?) this is oftentimes people who wouldn't get the opportunity to invest alongside experienced venture capitalists, but throu ou

seth rogan and james franco comedy opened in limited release on christmas day after threats from hackersrompted major theater chains to drop the film and netflix worked to get it but it took a few weeks. >> and it took a few weeks but don't go changing waterfalls. >> i was with them on the talk a couple years ago. >> you should get on tour. >> i may go to that show. >> maybe, mamaybe. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. we will be right back. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪ smoothies! only from tums. >>> katie, yes. >> it is that calm before the storm, ukee, the storm is a clipper, it is a little atypical in the characteristics so we are not talking about major snow time is everything on this one for sure. lets start off with a gorgeous view hello, gorgeous, 20 degrees that temperature nice and ripe for snow outside kutztown middle school. very mo

just requested the extradition of a man arrested in greece and two others who were stopped at the franco italian border. >>> parents of those fugitive kentucky teenagers are anxiously waiting their return home. 18-year-old dalton hayes and his 13-year-old girlfriend were found in florida yesterday in a stolen car. they faced charges far go-week crime spree. the pair allegedly pilfered checks stole car, and escaped police across five southern states. hayes appeared in a florida courtroom there today. he waived his rights to an extradition hearing and will return to kentucky to face charges. his girlfriend will face charges in juvenile court. >>> the measles outbreak that began in disneyland has spread to several states and infected dozens of people. >> nbc's erika edwards discovered the outbreak has doubled in size since last week. >> reporter: more than 50 people were diagnosed with the measles with an outbreak that began in disney land. >> we are very concerned. it's expanded more rapidly than we thought. >> reporter: cases have been reported in utah colorado and washington state. the a

lucas leblanc is a franco american who wanted to spend his money to show support. >> it's important that we show solidarity. doesn't mean that we necessarily agree with the drawings. it means that we believe we should be able to buy right what, you know what we want to express. >> turn down pennsylvania ave and you can't buy it but the cover is on full display outside of the newseum. >> disappointed that more of the american newspapers didn't publish that in their paper. >> some muslims around the world are upset that the new cover depicts the prophet muhammad holding a sign saying "i am charlie" under the headlines "all is forgiven." >> i think it should be printed. >> katherine english teaches in paris. for her, the cover is emotional. >> it's too early. but for them they're going -- >> back here live at the newseum, excuse me and this is the cover once again. millions more of these are being printed after the first one sold out in just hours in france. now, there is some fear that there could be further attacks because of this cover. but the people i spoke with here today say every ne

they claim to be doing this to retaliate for a movie starring seth rogen and james franco called "thenterview." it's a comedy about an asassination attempt on north korean dictator kim jong-un. the hackers figured out that -- i guess they figured that out because there are only 15 people in north korea who have the internet. but first the hackers released all the information, which was damaging. very damaging. and embarrassing. and yesterday, these hackers, whoever they are, threatened to physically attack movie theaters if they dared to show the movie. they threatened 9/11-type terror attacks. today, in response to those threats the nation's five biggest movie theater chains announced they would not allow to movie to be shown. i think they should be ashamed of themselves. by the way, the idea that there are north korean terror cells in the united states to carry out these attacks on movie theaters is ridiculous. if there are any north koreans in america, that's only because they escaped. [ laughter ] came here looking for a sandwich or something and stayed. so, after the theaters bac

former senator pete domenici, distinguished guests,the state's first gentleman, my husband, chuck franco, the state's first son, carlo. [applause] and to all my fellow new mexicans. it is an honor to join you for the annual state of the state address and open this legislative session. this session, we must lead with courage. we must commit ourselves to the task of charting a better and stronger future for our children. in everything we do this session, we must focus on how it impacts the children of new mexico. how it improves their safety and well-being today, and how we ensure they have a future without limits as they chase their dreams for tomorrow. quite simply, there is no greater calling for those of us in this chamber. that means continuing to improve our schools so that every child receives a quality education. it means creating a diverse economy, and new jobs, in all sorts of industries. and it means coming together to tackle the devastating impact of child abuse and neglect. [applause] my friends i am grateful and blessed to have been re-elected as your governor. i am humbled b

you want to see anne hathaway on stage with a drone, watch the oscars that she hosted with james francohter and applause ] it will be a sneak peek. that would be a sneak peek. finally, al gore has announced that he is producing a worldwide music festival for environmental awareness. he's calling it yawneroo. ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how you doing, 8g band? it's good to see you guys. fred. always so good to see you. and i'm very excited, tonight on keyboard joining us, james canty. hello, james, how are you? thank you so much for filling in for our normal keyboarder deadbeat eli. that's our new nickname for him. fred, it is so great to have you here because every night you're here, i learn something new about you. you are someone i've known for a long time, and yet you never cease to amaze me with your many accomplishments, your many projects. we just talked, and i will say this, real quick, my one fear is that people watching at home might think that you are making these answers up off the top of your head, and -- [ laughter ] you kno

the germans were very involved supporting franco. i'm sure everyone has watched the show is my with the taping -- and people who on the left came into support the republic came into support the soviet union as well were on the other side. so this was a kind of proxy where they kept burning and burning an increasingly horrific ways to the descriptions of what happened in barcelona, catalonia but they really match some of the information, images that are coming out at this remote in the outskirts of damascus. cities become proxy wars allowed to burn out of control, and they help set the scene for larger complexes to follow close to what she would be doing in syria? >> guest: now it's very difficult. it's almost like asking a doctor well we had a patient who two years ago had a stage one cancer. now it's at the stage for because the patient or the doctors or society or whoever has simply refused to treat it. let me tell you we should have done. we should have intervened early when the protests were entirely peaceful, when al-nusra front

the nazis were very involved supporting franco that's, i'm sure, everyone who is watching the shows i familiar with the painting -- and people who are on the left came in to support the republic, came in to support the over jet union as well on the other side. so this was a kind of proxy war that kept burning and burning in increasingly horrific ways. the stringses stringses of what happened in barcelona and cat lone ya today -- cat lone ya today really match the information, the images coming out at this very moment from homes and the -- so these become proxy wars that burn out of control and help set the scene for larger conflicts to follow. >> host: what should be we doing in syria now? >> guest: now it's very difficult. it's very, very difficult. it's almost like asking a doctor well, we had a patient who two years ago had a stage one cancer. now it's at stage four because the patient or the doctors or society or whoever has simply refused to treat it. let me tell you what we should have done. we should have intervened early when the protests were entirely people when al nusra did

the germans were very involved supporting franco. i'm sure everyone who's watching the show is familiar and people who were on the left came to support the republic came to support the soviet union as well run the other side. this was kind of a proxy war the cap burning and burning and increasingly horrific ways. they there were descriptions of what happened in barcelona and babylonia the day that really match some of the information, the images that are coming out at this very moment from comsat aleppo in the outskirts of damascus so these become proxy wars that are about to burn out of control and they help set the scene for larger complex that follow. >> host: what should we be doing in syria now? >> guest: well not very difficult. it's almost like asking a doctor will we have the patience to years ago had a stage i cancer. now it has stage iv because the patient or the doctors or society or whoever has simply refused to treat. let me tell you what we should've done. we have -- should have intervened early in the protest were enti

james franco and seth rogen may inadvertently help north and south korea renew talkes. >> reunite. >> james franco global ambassador. >>> and the star of that film kim jong-un has new resolutions, getting tot gym more and to talk to south korea. the communist leader paved the way for dialogue with south korea's president christicly saying depending on the mood we have to reason not to hold the highest level talks. let's get your market setup. stock futures indicating what could be a pretty decent day. we're seeing dow futures up 63% versus crude oil. trading higher but still in the mid $65 per barrel range. brent crude, 67.45. the benchmark, 2.6%. mortgage rates should stay low to begin the new year. the u.s. dollar strength continuing. that was one of the market stories of last year. we're seeing the dollar 1.20 against the euro. and the price of gold is basically unchanged. we'll call it maybe down fractionally 1.5 bucks per ounce. gold down now exactly $2 per owns. >>> and as 20114 draws to a close, cnbc is breaking out the pro book looking at what is ahead in the coming year. this

but i don't know about the james franco thing. dreamy? >> the ladies like him. don't understand. >> there you go i've been put in my place, discipline accepted. with me this morning to share reporting and insight, nia malika henderson of the "washington post" and john henderson of the washington "journal." the state of the union address is coming up. the president got thumped in the election last year. how much mojo does he have. sit down with working women in baltimore say the federal government should subsidize sick leave. last week he was on the road talking about how the federal government should help states subsidize free community college for two years. with a bigger republican senate and bigger republican house, does the president have a prayer of getting this stuff passed? >> not at all. this is like the christmas list you draw up when you're five years old and you ask for a pony you ask for the dream house, you ask for everything and you don't get anything really. in this case the state of the union, this is the president putting the marker down for his

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