there from h & m. then sparkly shoes. the kids are fun and playful. ooking. throw in some tool kits from vans. >> next we have our tween models. come on out, guys. how cute are they? >> here's the thing. they don't want the on dress like their parents. they need holiday looks with a lot of coolness. so on caroline, she is wearing this great dress. it's plaid but it's subtle. and to make the whole thing festive, we added a sequin bomber jacket. and every little girl needs a fabulous bag. we're starting them young. this adorable bag is from the children's place. i found it for under $10. i love that. >> and then on anthony again, they want to pick out clothes they can wear long after the holidays. a plaid shirt he can wear to school. a chunky sweater. every boy needs a pair of skinny jeans. >> do you like those skinny jeans? >> even the little ones are asking for the slim and skinny jeans. it's all trending all the way down. and great little boots from timberland. >> and his pants are pulled all the way up. >> i love. that. >> very hip and wonderful. >>

today the twitter handle from h 3 asks, what do you think of gum? i love gum.um has so many issues. the biggest of which is that when you chew it, it starts your system up. what i mean is, it makes it believe it's going to digest food. therefore, you create hydrochloric acid in the stomach and that uses up vitamins and minerals. since we're usually not getting enough vitamins and minerals to keep us young, using them up haphazardly will age you that much more quickly. it also causes bloat in the belly. remember, if you have a question about diet, exercise, or even anti-aging, just tweet me at carola carolalt@fnc. until next time, i hope you're learning to be a more healthy you. >>> weather alert. a wicked snowstorm expected to dump a foot or more of snow over the weekend. that is times square in new york city, a live shot right now. welcome to america's news headquarters on this snowy saturday in new york city. hello, i'm greg. this storm forcing airports to cancel nearly 1,000 flights between philadelphia and ohio. there you see philadelphia on the left. cleve

get the latest line from seoul expert analysis from h's heartbeat with the viewpoint of the covert its global network and why on arrival that. he always on standby south. old taking your overseas was shot has agreed to lend a helping hand to hand strap neighboring ukraine. essentially the only country alps but providing fifteen billion dollars in loans and steep discount that natural gas prices. honey can reports healing the blow to brussels and stuffs love the ukraine russian president vladimir putin's has inked a deal with his ukrainian counterpart viktor yanukovich under which moscow will buy a fifteen billion dollars worth of ukrainian government bonds and slots the price of natural gas supply to the country ukraine will be able to purchase gas from russia is mostly state controlled gas plant at two hundred sixty dollars for one thousand cubic meter if that is roughly thirty per cent lower than its previous price of four hundred dollars the deal signed in moscow tuesday comes after ukraine's eighteen and at least ten million dollars to avoid bankruptcy. the two leaders say the agre

get the latest line of soul expert analysis from h's heartbeat with a viewpoint on the covert its local network and why. for the odd rifle that has seventeen always on standby the ad is moving a step closer to joining negotiations for us a free pack them in asia pacific nations call the trans pacific partnership or ttp the current officials urge you to begin working level meetings this week but officials from united states japan canada and other countries taking part and on the fourth retreat deal items from ck custody cups. during the ninety minutes trail conference of the world trade organization that kicks off on tuesday in bali korea is expected to hold preliminary but lateral talks with countries taking part in the last leg. ttp. korea's trade ministry said monday that it expects the bali gathering to provide an opportunity for collecting information related to the negotiations for viewing conditions for its participation in the regional trade pact. the korean government expressed its interest late last week in july to the twelve nation talks aimed at removing trade barriers on the

bill moller is up next wtih insights from former h-h-s secretary tommy thompson after the break. sunday is the 10th anniversary of the vote to pass the medicare prescription drug benefit. you know it as medicare part d. tommy thompson, the former governor of wisconsin also served as secretary of health and human services during the 2nd bush presidency. and you're the one who steered the law through congress. and boy does this sound familiar - 7 years ago when medicare part d it went into effect those who it was to benefit were confused, far fewer than expected at first signed up, there were a host of roll out gliches - then majority leader john boehner called it "horrendous" but today part d is seen as a resounding success. lessons here for obamacare? > >i don't know if you can really go that far bill. what i can tell you is that 10 years ago, it was very controversial in america as to whether or not seniors should be covered. we were able on a bipartisan basis--i was tasked by george w. bush president---to get a bill passed through congress and we were able to do it. we were ver

five people forced from the h e home. >>> if you were were expecting a present yesterday that never arrived, well, it may come today. u.p.s. wasn't able to deliver all christmas packages to customers on time. news 4's jackie bensen spoke to a local woman who is still waiting for one special package to arrive. >> reporter: people tell us they noticed something was wrong late tuesday afternoon. they went on line to check the progress of their packages and noticed nothing was happening. jessica jackson spent tuesday waiting and waiting and waiting for a package she'd ordered online from amazon.com to arrive at her montgomery county home. >> the tracking never changed on the website. it just said from 10:00 a.m. yesterday it said on the are truck for delivery. and i'm like, this is just down in rockville. can't i pick it up myself? >> reporter: the package never arrived. jackson was not alone. what retailers call an unexpected surge of online orders appears to have strained the limits of delivery companies. late tuesday united parcel service which delivers around 45% of u.s. packages issued a s

right now, texas recording five deaths from the h one n one >> majority of deaths in that group. we know this flar virus does cause more infections in younger adults. >> health experts say it's not too late if you haven't received a shot. they say there are steps you can take to stay healthy. wash hands, cover your coughs and sneezes if you're sick stay home tell the boss you're sick. into the coming in. >> still to come here, more fallout from target breech. tonight concern about pin numbers >> big change for millions. cuts they're going to see, soon >> new nsa ruling what. a judge's decision means for phone tapping program. those sto >>> good evening, a huge date wra breech involving 40 million target customer bank accounts. target admits pin numbers were also stolen. >> target says it's investigation is ongoing and just discovered pins stolen a week after disclosing data breech. does that worry you? >> it does. it does. we've talked about it before we came, even. >> how did you pay tonight? >> i used a debit card. and cash. >> very few told us they switched to cash cash. targe

seeing that lake effect is starting to pick up with this bitter cold air that is coming down from the ned h north dakota, to chicago, you can see that cold air pushing east. so much colder weather after router high temperatures doesn't take long to see that cold air return, and we are seeing that here in the next 48 hours. so the snow on the ground will not go anywhere any trial soon, kit get more snow in chicago tomorrow two a high of 26, and 20 there's that cold air, low temperature 14, thursday morning 20 in the afternoon, almost up to 30 on friday, then the midwest will see temperatures climbing back above the freezing mark saturday, briefly before dropping on sunday. the real feel temperatures is what it feels like when you have that wind plus the cold air, it is on your skin, bundle up before you head outside, because the real feel temperature, ten below there in minneapolis. know talking about lake effect snow, you can see that starting to pick up as that cold air comes across the warmer water, the great lakes counted see a good amount of snow, in the next 24 hours mainly in western

along "h" street from union station to benning road. adam tuss is there live this morning with the new parking rules. >> reporter: here is the best advice along "h" street in northeast, do not block the street car tracks. get used to that. the white line on the ground is the line that you have to park closest to the curb. right next to the white line are the tracks. the street car needs clearance to get through. it sounds like a simple thing but so many delivery trucks come through here you can't possibly have a street car running through here if a vehicle is blocking the way. we were out here recently, it took us an hour to go five blocks because the tracks were constantly blocked. it's important to note that street cars have not started running here yet. the testing process expected in the coming weeks. remember, the grand plan is to eventually have street cars crisscrossing the entire district. this will be an important testing ground to get people away from the tracks. remember, do not block the street car tracks. adam tuss, news 4.

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spokesman from h panned r block release ad statement. impacting teachers, students, homeowners and investors and others if there is no action to extend them in the new year. there is no guaranty with tax breaks which have been extended up four times over the next seven years will exist after december. a group of lawmakers have been pushing to simplify the entire tax code, agreement on two sides continues to end in a stalemate making a very un predictable future for millions of people. >> there is a lot of uncertainty with people. they don't know whether to move forward or not, take the fine or not. there is a lot of up decision. lack of regulatory tax and incenter with obamacare, what do we do and not do. >> since law make remembers home for another week, there is no chance it will be renewed this year. similar to year's past, congress will address the issue later in the session and hopefully in time for people to file their tax returns. arthel. back to you. arthel: let's hope so. elizabeth prann, thank you very much. jon? jon: today is

>> from h & m, we have a few examples. this sweater has the look and feel of angora.s whatsoever. if you feel this, it's very cozy. >> that is soft. and this one is a similar sweater -- is that a hat? >> this is a hat and a pair of mittens. these also are totally animal-free. they feel like a woolly knit. they're very cozy. but they're vegan. >> how can people when they buy cosmetics get a guarantee that these are cruelty-free? >> because animals are still suffering by the millions for unnecessary product tests, peta has a website, we have a program called beauty without bunnies where people can go. we have a database where they can search to learn about companies that are cruelty-free or to check and make sure the companies that they're buying from are cruelty-free. a lot of companies are even using this peta logo, peta's little bunny logo that you can look for right there. this in particular is makeup from tart. you can find this brand at sephora and a lot of major department stores. >> when we use the phrase cruelty-free, what does that actually mean? >> in this ca

apparently spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q and with the n.s.a. reportedly harvesting data from hundreds of millions of ordinary people's cell phones to i asked earlier intelligence on his claim or trainer harvey just what they're trying to get from all this data. the volume of information is extraordinary and remember it has to be stored and they have storage facilities both side of the united states and here what they will do is they will discover let's say that someone is using a cell phone a mobile phone and it it's just like the. navigation system you have in your motor car that it's linked to satellites you can say were at any given time that car is well you can also say we're a mobile telephone a cell phone is located you can pick up that if the particular phone is one that you have an interest in and you then know you see the pattern of where it's been in touch with all the billions of calls probably ninety five percent of them. just go into the hopper they stay there because as you know the analysis goes back and you

left and what sort of presents have not been left for various people around the world this is from the u.k. h m r c last nerve over a big tax avoiders say m.p.'s. marcy is her majesty's revenue and customs and british officials have lost their nerve in tackling tax avoidance by global corporations and have presided over thirty five billion pound tax gap as a pursuit easy prey such a small businesses and individuals a committee of m.p.'s said so this is the public accounts committee and what they added was that h m revenue and customs has left the state with another multibillion pound shortfall by failing to gather two point six billion pounds of an expected windfall from swiss banks so they chickened out of pursuing any of the billionaires and multinationals like google and vodafone and starbucks but they've gone to hard after small and medium sized enterprises the ones that have already been by the way been destroyed by the government owned royal bank of scotland right this is part of the apartheid wall the interest rate or a monetary apartheid wall the u.k. tax authority if you will cheat t

left and what sort of presents have not been left for various people around the world this is from the u.k. h m r c last nerve over a big tax avoiders say m.p.'s. marcy is her majesty's revenue and customs and british officials have lost their nerve in tackling tax avoidance by global corporations and have presided over thirty five billion pound tax gap as they pursue easy prey such a small businesses and individuals a committee of m.p.'s said so this is the public accounts committee and what they added was that h m revenue and customs has left the state with another multibillion pound shortfall by failing to gather two point six billion pounds of an expected windfall from swiss banks so they chickened out of pursuing any of the billionaires and multinationals like google and vodafone and starbucks but they've gone to hard after small and medium sized enterprises the ones that have already bet by the way been destroyed by the government owned royal bank of scotland but this is part of the apartheid wall the interest rate or a monetary apartheid wall the u.k. tax authority if you will cheat th

was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q let's go live now to duncan campbell he's an investigative journalist and forensic expert from the u.k. thank you very much for coming on to the program has mean much official comment say far but do you think they'll be a lot more official reaction to these leaks or do you think this issue will try and blow itself out. no i don't think we'll be any more rational comment. what swedish t.v. is said to use in a san su this was a little less than what i said to the european parliament and september that sweden was the largest collaborative in europe with the internet tapping program run by the privatized group of being we speaking countries. and so it does so because of its fact access to cables to the baltic and as you just said need to map behind me shows the biggest pipes of the internet out of moscow in russia run straight through stockroom and into the hands of the our way so it's no surprise that you see it's q. and a saying with one back as well as everything else you can take fr

. >> what else can we expect from this partnership? ip &h(lc tons of ideas because, again, i was going to start my own network. right now i'm trying to find what works for me and what works for her because it's still the oprah winfrey network and i was brought in to help her. i'm very careful as to what the next idea, what the next decision is because i want to make sure it's all in line with what she wants own to be. >> i know her and madia have met before. >> yeah. >> can we expect madia to have her own show? >> i don't think so. if i have to put that costume on every day somebody is going to die. i'm going to tell you right now, if i have to put that costume on every day, the world would not be a happy place for me. >> we know you're a master at television comedies. you're doing extremely well there. now that the drama is doing well, can we see more dramas for you? >> i'm working on a new one right now. it's going to debut in september. the single mom's club. the movie comes out in march and right after the movie comes out we're going to

while will is no evidence that the h 7 n 9 strain spreads from human to human. there are fears that i there isa potential for a pan democrat. >> okay. they're taking this very seriously. this strain of influenza of birds often does not make the birds sick. you can't follow the sick. >> i see the front lines of vaccine research for the strain over in china funded by the national institute of health there is a team of a dozen doctors and scientists working to find a real vaccine to treat people around the world. >> dr. katherine edwards joined that search. >> the chinese were very good about sharing the virus with the with who and with the cdc so we could begin to grow the virus. >> reporter: they infected 200 people with the varying levels. that led to the development of a successful vaccine. while china is 800 miles away, a global flu pandemic could be on their door step at any time. >> it used to be that if something happened in china we wouldn't see it for a long time. but basically any of these pandemics are a plane ride away. >> interest should be no fear. w

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told their family who then called police >> there's amber alert for girl kidnapped from the pacific northwest. 14-ho elizabeth romero was taken by her boyfriend 19-year-old eduardo row sol east from kennewick, washington. this is from her high school and that's her getting into his green ford escape. early 2000 model escape has washington license plate police suspect florez is heading to mexico now. amber alert signs lit up across the bay area including this one interthe richmond san rafael bridge showing driver pictures of both romero and row sol east. >> personal genetic testing company 23 and me announced tonight that new customers will not have access to its health related genetic test. this is video from twe and me following a warning letter to them from the fda. they want to consider the kids medical devises and has order add regulatory revie review. 23 and me backed by google venture and facebook billionaire will still offer ancestry information to new customers and raw genetic data without perfect entry taition. >> more problems tonight for boy recovering from dog attack few months ago two

. >> reporter: mark locastro from deal news says h dtvs are number one on the list but hold off on consumer electronics like cameras, tablets and computers because the consumer electronics show is held in january where manufacturers will release their 2014 models dropping the value and price of many tech gadgets on sale now. what else? >> clothing that is a tricky category because there are sales. but they are not the best of the year. >> for lowest price on clothes an accessories, wait until december 26. last year deal news says stores like banana republic, gap and french connection offered discounts of more than 75%. >> opt for a gift card at a clothing retailer so it forces the recipient to shop the after- christmas sales. >> reporter: hold off on fitness gear. stores slash prices by 50% and furniture manufacturers offer deep discounts to make room in showrooms for new collections released in february. and finally, it may go without saying, but christmas decorations are a steal after christmas. >> yes. >> reporter: with a little patience, it pays off. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

h street tracks in northeast washington. the department of transportation said it will move from the testing facility to h street on friday. the street car will be placed on h street near the hop scotch bridge in union station. crews will then test as early as saturday. you will however have to wait until next year to start using the street car service. a blast of air is rolling through the midwest. katie has more on the dropping temperatures in chicago. >> the mercury is deceiving. temperatures above on the maps are below in reality. >> you can see the wind chills. >> wicked winds made for good walks. it shut down the national zoo and lincoln park is open for visitors. almost no one is showing up. >> it's so cold the polar bear is going back in her cave. she came out a couple of inches. >> the runners are weathering the weather, whether they like it or not. >> one of the best comp limits you can give a runner is crazy. >> schools in d.c. and canceled flights in new jersey and left some generally crumpy in new york. >> they jackknifed the semis and overturned cars and others are left spinning their wheels. >> this morning

gay marriage are minutes away from becoming a reality in h hawaii.ens of couples expected to tie the knot this morning allowing same sex couples to marry does take effect in the states. >>> right now at 4:45 joe biden is arriving in asia for a weeklong trip. the vice president's first stop is in tokyo, gentlemjapan. it comes over an air defense zone over the east china sea. >>> this morning police in california say speed played a fa factor in the fiery car crash that killed paul walker. they say it will take time to determine how fast the car was going. fans and co-stars have been gathering to leave notes and memorial for the actor. he died saturday near los angeles after the porsche carrera car he was in crashed. >>> it could be weeks before they know what caused a deadly car derailment. a spokesperson said the freight train accident killed three train operators. those three were the only ones on the train at the time. it was owned and operated by southwest incorporated. >>> after trey cheney will perform, the largo student center will offer free hi

figure skaters and probably curly but the main theme is ice hockey you can't get away from it and is talking of ice hockey k h l powerhouse tesco moscow came from behind to be czech side with gets a stale three two in overtime to reach the semifinals of the annual sixteen spangler cup in switzerland the first period ended goalless in davos but the second saw the czech side snatch two goals within a minute the first richard daley before getting near such a net grab the second however says guy rallied with ten minutes to go in that second period ruslan zone and pulled one back and for thirty three seconds left on the clock beyond the men search the equaliser the fly for four can with a long line shots or make it to two and says got completed that come back in overtime jack over middle of pride in the winter set of the last four encounter with host h.c. dallas. well let's stay with ice hockey and a success story for the czech republic as relative newcomers left prague are cruising to their second playoff spot in two years in the k h l comes under but has more. two years ago ice hockey quad believe progs work sea

was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q or britain a british investigative journalist paul lash maher thinks snowden's leaks show the true magnitude of the mass surveillance era we live in everybody knows everybody spies on everybody else that we don't know the extent i think what's going on here is we were always we've known for a while that the swedish. capability is quite developed so it is worth a lot with the british intelligence in the past but as with all things to do with the snowden documents there's one thing for experts on the outside think you know what you know suspecting that we are able to survive that it's quite another when we start to get the evidence so that the sheer scale of the international mass surveillance of individuals government studied this serious of it is absolutely phenomenal. quarter mounting for a broad international effort to secure the release of twelve nuns reportedly held by radical islamist rebels in syria the women were seeds from a minor street during an opposition assault on a pre

was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine when some help from britain's g c h q. well arctic spoke to an investigative journalist and forensic expert who told us that with its almost unlimited access to russia's online activities sweden's always been a tasty morsel for the n.s.a. . sweden norway has had a lot of a covert intelligence relationship with them where still in the years of the cold war. they've been tempted secretly in to the club with a big spies in which they are for the goodies to give to their prime minister in return for betraying we receive and security of all of their neighbors and money foreign citizens sweden was the largest collaborative in europe with the internet tapping program run by the prize group of being we speaking countries. and so it does so because it gets. back to access because it was to the baltic and it's no surprise that you see it you and n.s.a. would want that as well as everything else so that they can take from street. because we're closely follow this developing story for you with more expert analysis on air and online

was spied on at the g twenty summit in london back in two thousand and nine with some help from britain's g c h q let's go live to washington d.c. intelligence analyst train obvious there for us to put a bit more flesh on the bones of this developing story hi there nice to see you tonight how much do you think sweden has been spying on russia end of the day. i think it's always a surprise because one imagines sweden a neutral country not engaging with the other protagonist during the cold war well tommy rot in point of fact the swedes have been working first of all with the british government communications headquarter g c h q which of actually joined by an unbiblical court with n.s.a. in fact if we go back to one thousand nine hundred fifty two there was a swedish air force d.c. three dakota that was doing surveillance work on the then soviet states of a stone and lithuania well along came a savior make fifteen and shot it down all eight were killed the interesting thing was that the equipment aboard that dakota at that time was all supplied by the british g c h q mind you back in one nine hun

this is awesome if you suffer from allergies oar h or respiratory problems.arked improvement for thursday and friday. we'll start with clouds, gradual sunshine here throughout the day. flougt san francisco in the northern portions of the peninsula, temperatures in the upper 50s to about 60. north bay, east bay and the trivalley, temperatures very similar. just that time of year, we're not going to see too many contracts here akroesz the ether board. 58 napa, 58 in oakland. 57 in danville and we'll stay out of the 60s here for all of the tri valley. livermore expecting 58. here's the latest pattern. we have low pressure that's finally started to get close here. that's going to continue to merge with this storm system off to the north as we head throughout the night. and eventually that's going to bring the wind into the forecast. as we head towards tomorrow, i do want to go back to one graphic. the winds will likely top 40 miles an hour at the coastline. it's not looking too bad again. we'll start to see that wind increase. you can see these areas tomorrow at

but texas has been the hardest hit-- reporting at least five deaths from the h-1-n-1 strain, also known hospitalizations for influenza occur in people 65 years and older and the majority of deaths in that group. but, we know that h1n1, this particular influenza virus does cause more infections in younger adults." >> h1n1 first made headlines back in 2009 causing a pandemic that the c-d-c says infected 52-million people-- about 24-percent of the world, and may have killed hundreds of thousands worldwide. health officials say if you haven't gotten a flu shot, you still can. >> "every formulation of vaccine that you can get this year will protect against h1n1 and it will also protect against other influenza viruses that we think are circulating." >> tonight. but it's far from a done deal. >> but first. instead of trashing christmas trees. some are turning them into a snack! where goats are enjoying discarded trees. during sleep train's huge year efor a limited time,dels save hundreds on tempur-pedic mattresses. get the most highly-recommended bed in america at closeout prices. plus, get in

from? it's shaky. >> i want to talk about the h lessons i learned from the souta african controversy and experience. it's about how taking sides blinds you to the truth. the united states was against the african national congress r, because they were backed by the ussr and the united states being anticommunist that's the right team but, the wrong choice. like wise nelson mandela made the same mistake.la he embraced countries like iran and cuba and gadhafi people because he misidentified them ad comrades when, in fact, it should have been the people in those countries that he identified with because there were people under the thumb of gadhafi and other nondemocratic countries. so one thing you learn is how ideology can blind you to very t important facts. it blinded me in the 80s and i m didn't paymu attention to what s going on in south africa. all i knew is they were being backed by communists and you a learned that even though that's true, south africa was wrong. secondly, quickly, if you feel really strongly about this man,s you can still act.au because there's plenty of peoplo around the world

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. >> reporter: after rush hour, h street from north capitol to 5th street will be shut down for the train placed on the tracks. it will reopen to traffic at 1:00 a.m. if everything goes smoothly. there are big worries cars and other vehicles will block the paths. d-dot is issuing warning tickets and may begin towing cars next week. this is the first of what the district hopes to be a 35-mile-per-hour place to ease congestion and promote developments. they say the system will spur development and jobs in the once run down area. >> it's going to bring tourism. people are going to be excited to be riding the trolly and see what's going on. >> reporter: again, another major moment for transportation in the district of columbia. tom sherwood, news 4. >>> a new website offering people a free ride home. it was unveiled today. silverride.com is part of an effort to curb drunk-driving in our area. today, it held the 16th annual law enforcement awards. aaron gilchrist emceed the event. 12 police officers -- there he is, from d.c., maryland and west virginia were honored for work and efforts to stop

. >> how far are we from technology to practical implementation. >> as dr. hng mentioned, we're still a year away of doing anything full speed. but in this the long term any obvious potential is not just disaster response, but helping the elderly, building houses. doing industrial things that currently robots cannot do. so this is a testis represents across the country. there are several university students -- sorry university teams here, including dr. hong, there are private industry teams. shaft incorporated is a new google acquisition. it is the greatest robotists gathered here from the world right now. >> take you very much. >>> wall street looking to break more records today. the dow is up 94 points. it is on pace for its third consecutive record high. still ahead on al jazeera america, this . . . ♪ >> a real life learning lab for students who want to know the inner workings of music. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are today's headlines. president obama schedule to speak in about 90 minutes. he will be holding his end of yea

life, he is now known as and will be remembered as a criminal who took millions of dollars from the company, that h devoted 27 years of his life to. neil: always in these cases, by the way you have no connection to dennis kozloswki. much was made of whether to despite his salary, everything and else he additionally took money that was meant ffr the company. because that will be the suspicion, if you live too grand a life style, it can't be on already approved $100 million salary and pay package we have for you, you must be getting it from other sources, it can be a tough thing to prove. so, is there a message or a warning to future ceos, and future -- fat cats? lay low orhat? >> absolutely, when my book comes out in january, kozloswki's life is a cautionary tale, kno anyone who is a corpoe executive or who wants to be ba corporat executive should look at the life of kozloswki. this this case, the board of havwasgenerous, they paid cos ki many would argue you they overpaid him. i looked at all of the evidence, that was presented at trial, corporate documents all transactions for the bonuses that he

in a statement from sharif's office, what h he considered the program counterproductive to efforts to combat terrorism and extremism. hagel's visit takes place during protests of antidrone activists. 92nd cargo leaving afghanistan through pakistan. sharif's government opposes the drone program. >> they create a lot of anger and therefore put a lot of pressure on the government which in turn puts pressure on washington. >> hagel is the first high ranking u.s. official to meet general ruhil sharif. discussing the defense relationship between the two countries while the u.s. attempts to end its combat role in afghanistan. declined to meet with afghan president hamid karzai. ties on this side of the border may be improving but ties on other side of the fence continue to be tense. al jazeera, islamabad. >>> in neighboring afghanistan, president hamid karzai is still refusing to sign a security pact with the united states. it would seem some security forces past 2014 in exchange of billions of dollars of international aid. as dates have come and gonl afghans have gotten nervous. >> foreign

trade representatives from the george h. w. bush and clinton administration as the review the 20th anniversary of the north american free trade agreement, or nafta. it was signed into law by president bill clinton in 1993. to 93. the trade deal had a goal of pulling together the economies of u.s., canada and mexico. we expect this discussion to get underway in just a moment. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> it could be a few minutes before the start of this discussion market 20th anniversary of nafta. we will have live coverage when it does get underway. while we wait a look at what is coming up on our communicators program this evening. >> sec was the first, provided the first country in the world to provide allocated sector for medical body every network. this is something that allowed monitoring vital signs without having to have interested. it could be a game changer in terms of tracking people's health and health care. >> we are remote wireless remote patient monitoring

and today it's led to suggestions that it could have all just been an elaborate ploy from some very board g c h q an n.s.a. employees who simply wanted to play computer games out but it is important to note that these leaked documents relate to five years ago so we have simply no way of knowing right now whether or not that spy activity in all these online games whether it's increased or decreased in the n.s.a. has refused to comment on the revelations to see if you said that they can't confirm or deny them but for ordinary gamers i think it poses once again a question about their online security we know from the documents that g.c. h.q. were able to listen in to these voice conversations that x. box live players have been having and of course the news comes at a time when microsoft google facebook and other technology giants have written an open letter to the u.s. government calling on them to review their security and their surveillance operations so no matter how you spin it it's just not the best day for the n.s.a. n.g.c. h.q. to be found to have been playing world of warcraft just doesn't

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for the first time ever a steet car will be moved from a testing facility to h street this friday. the streetcar will be placed near the hopscotch bridge at union station. testing will start this saturday or on monday. passenger service is not expected to begin until next year. >> it may take a couple of decades, but you could take the metro to georgetown in the future. they are proposing to build a new metro there. >> adam tuss takes a closer look at the the whole plan. >> reporter: take a close look at this new map circulated by metro's planning department. a new loop around the core of d.c. it promotes more business. >> this isn't immediate. metro is looking to the future. this is part of the plan for 25 years from now, but it's still being drawn up. >> it could be helpful. we're sort of on an island out here. it would be great. >> charlie would love to get off the streets a enonto a train. >> i have to take the bus every day to work. it gets snarled in traffic. i would love a metro station out here. and trains could constantly circle the downtown core of d.c. without having to