they are a member of the e gads. they don't have a mediator there. t either open ya, kenya and sudan who provided thoament work with the parties. and uganda has purposefully staid away from the mediation and the talks itself. >> the -- i agree about this. the operate muslim is the past of south sudan. people have disagreed. people have fought. but they have always found ways to -- i believe patch them up if they cannot resolve them entirely. the problem brought forward and discussed with honesty in the -- the issue, of course, is a complex one. on the one hand if you charge them with corruption you can find another 11 people that you can charge for corruption. the issue of accountability does not qerkt with the request to -- if you didn't you have to release them. that's the law. you can hold people indefinitelily it should be the main focus rather than the -- the question whether they were involved or not. the -- on the issue of private sector about what jason was describe as the economy of the government and the people. i think there is a place whe

belief in a strong residential government is rejected by separatists around the country, that claimed gad fi gadhafi favored some cities while leaving others impoverished. while this is yet another burial taking place, coffin after coffin carried into the cemetery, there were more than 30 people killed in yesterday's violence and the scenes here are just remarkable. sphwrution frustration is boiling over. mourners say the militia here is worse than gadhafi. >> every sunday night, join us for excusive... revealing... and surprising talks, with the most interesting people of our time. hip hop pioneer russell simmons talks with soledad o'brien >> i make mistakes everyday, i don't try to count them... >> about his music.... >> the artist should say what's on people's minds. >> his cause... dominion over the animals does not mean abuse... >> and his future... >> i wanna make movies and tv shows that reflect the new america. >> russell simmons up close and personal... talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> th

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belief in a strong residential government is rejected by separatists around the country, that claimed gad fi gadhafi favored some cities while leaving others impoverished. while this is yet another burial taking place, coffin after coffin carried into the cemetery, there were more than 30 people killed in yesterday's violence and the scenes here are just remarkable. sphwrution frustration is boiling over. mourners say the militia here is worse than gadhafi. >> the men who carried out the massacre was from misrata, a port city about two hours east of tripoli. when they entered tripoli during the war, they were hailed by many as liberators. but libya's prime minister, ali zeydan, has called for all capital. it is not the first time that he has made that demand. >> i think we're on the stage of on the brink of anarchy, if you will, in some of the situations we have seen border on that. there is a complete lawlessness. these groups and these individuals have been operating under near impunity over these past years. >> hannah ansalla is a civil rights worker, she says the violence is just part

gad news, we have some rain coming. we have sports coming, next. [son] she has no idea. no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] pebble beach this afternoon. and the bar wasn't set veryh >>> well, let's see, you can pick them today. you can have baseball, football or golf. >> i'm going golf. rain for three months and sunday. >> makes it more dramatic. >> . >> i don't think anybody can be as bad as he looked on the first tee so i think we are gad. >> the two teams raised a hundred grand. >> dusty baker's son at home plate. >> the surprise entry from the 49ers, bat plan. look at that swing. alex smith, he is not carrying harbaugh's bag anymore. he joined his former team for a little extra practice as he's playing in the pro am. >> didn't think this was going to happen, but, you know, needed me to fill in. happy to do it, yeah. so many things in my lime i spent eight years here. met my wife here. had my kids here. still, a lot of ways home for us in the off season, at least. a lot of fun to get to see all of these guys. >> just a class act, that guy. kpix is your home

. >> yeah, my gadness. >> big question tonight. >> yes. >> is it really a super bowl party without dorely toes? or apparently butterfinger. >> what about the disco? what's a disco? >> all cruise ships have a disco. >> ken does. can't you see ken bastida in the disco? all right, all right. focus. weather outside right now, oakland, mainly clear skies, i wish you could see what goes on. mainly clear skies, there it was, you missed it. we have clear skies. we're going to have ourselves a clear and chilly night. we could use some rain fall, but mother nature giving us a clear night instead. below freezing, fair field 32. 36 degrees. we had rain fall last night, now things cleared out as high pressure reestablishes itself. there is a lot toward the west. nothing has been colding here. another area of hoe pressure 6789 this will go over the top of the ridge and there are some showers for sunday. next week, it's not the best forecast, but i'm hopeful. here's why. close company is going to be enough. that said, it's oink to move new york city more of that rain fall will come down. but first sunny

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not looking gad along the guadeloupe throughout the weekend. we'll have details on the winter storm warning for the sierra coming up later on. >> the rain is making a mess out of our local roadways. b.a.r.t. riders also face delays because of the rain. for more on, that we go to jodi hernandez who joins us in berkeley tonight. jodi? >> reporter: it's been a very tough day on commuters. i'll tell you, getting to work this morning was no easy task. things are still a little tricky out on the highway. this is interstate 80 in berkeley. but water hungry residents say they'll take the headaches on the highway, they say it's worth it. for the first time this year, bay area commuters faced slick conditions this morning, as mother nature finally delivered a healthy dose of rain. >> the first rain for the bay area in quite a long time has generated what we called predictable results. we've seen collisions spike remarkably. >> reporter: this accident on i-80 was one of dozens of rain-driven crashes. the chp says the number of accidents more than doubled

. >> reporter: even mom and gad made an appearance. >> i wish could i have gotten you better seats. but it's very hot show, dad. very hot show. >> reporter: the first guest, actor will smith. >> people are coming for "the t people are coming because of your part. >> reporter: his first musical guest u2 made a big splash on the roof backed by a fantastic new york skyline. inside fallon joined them in a song that got the audience on its seat. day one, big pressure. fans think he pulled it off. >> scrim any was unbelievable. >> he did amazing. it was absolutely amazing. >> it was out of control in there. >> reporter: as for fallon, he knows he's filling big should yous from allen to parr, carson to leno. decades of success now rest on his shoulders. >> if you let me stick around long enough, maybe i'll get the hang of it. >> reporter: tracie potts, nbc news, new york. >> got to tell you, a lot of excitement in this building because of florida. and because of this, too. it is day 11 of the olympic winter games in sochi with seven gold medical medals up for grab. russia and the u.s. have

banning the party altogether some of those trying to speak out for the former government are being gad. question we still say yes sure yes but they still dearly hope for the soul of. this footage shows a protester who was earlier doused with the septic when he tried to voice court for the ousted president viktor in a cottage in the western ukraine city of rob now the political tensions in kiev are showing no signs of dying down there are now reports freedom democracy independence as mind on hayles won't be downing of the dictator and mourns those killed in kiev a city or street battles perhaps the way certain groups of the opposition have been acting can hardly be called democratic around five hundred offices of the now ex ruling party have been burned down those with a different political stance or physically attacked inside the parliament most of those which are right now it's more about emotions rather than political rivalry the most important thing right now is to prevent all parties from being bound completely because then the situation would lose all legitimacy. the president has

thank you very much indeed for brings us up to date and of course we'll be talking to your mates a gad and for more discussion on that arrest let's now go live to i daresay in eastern ukraine and talk to derek monro who works at foreign policy in focus at washington based think time derek welcome to all see very nice to see here basically you were in care when the violence and the rest how up in that began i want to make of the protests his actions and the government's response well actually i think before we got this concentrated on the beginning of the violence you have to understand the whole overall the run up to it i was actually there for six days before it is called thing two ways and it was presented this basically by this is really if you pay to the cycles of which is being produced in the square it's itself specifically i think the humanization of the other side not only by simply. but also the degree of radio different movements as well as the creation of this i would say state of siege were which people would be base driven to the ultimate sacrifice it's truly surreal and i

the renn gads churches insisted on continuing the practice, and coming to terms with a religious ritual conditions maim and kill. >> now that he's died of a snake bite. what happens in his church. is this something where people will say, you know what, we don't want to do this any more? or does it actually have the opposite effect where they will embrace it even more? >> what do we believe has happened to him? >> they believe that. i believe that the pastor will accept the fact that he died being obedient to god. he's not a question of whether or not you're going to die. it's a question of how you're going to die? and the tradition believes there's no greater way to die than being obedient to god. if you xi being obedient to god, then your salvation is assured, so pastthe pastor is the defini of this. he was bit, he did not seek medical attention. and he is with liz maker. his church believes they will be reunited with him in eternity. >> when you reference the bible, it was mark, they shall take up serpents. can you explain to me and for others who may not explaunderst how the literal

the issue again, 2010's deadly gad line explosion. they are demanding access to the public records first requested a year ago. city leaders claimed the paper work could show improper conduct and crow see relationships. the ntsp found the lack of oversight did contribute to that explosion. >> the documents we're seeking are going to try to determine whether the puc has really reformed in response to the ntsb recommendations. >> as you may remember, eight were killed and 3 homes destroyed. in a statement the puc responded by saying quote, we've already replied to several record requests and will continue to complete our responses. >>> a tense afternoon in the city. a neighborhood in san francisco was surrounded by police after a driver tried to ram an officer with a stolen car. around noon today, officers cornered the suspect. police say they then tried to escape by ramming a patrol car. the officer inside fired several shots. it's not known if the suspect was hit. the driver abandoned the car several blocks away and got away. police we

there are 300,000 arkansans -- excuse me, 300,000 national gad and reserve service members -- national guard and reserve service members across the country that fall in the same sat egory. my bill would fix this. it would amend the military definition of "veteran" to give guard and reserve retirees with 20 years of service the honor of being called a veteran. and it is an honor. it would allow these service members to salute when the star spangled banner is played, to march in a veterans parade and to be recognized as veterans by other veterans. it's also -- and i know members of this chamber will ask this question and they should. this is a cost-neutral bill. there's no cost with this. it's simple. it's cost-neutral, and it is an overdue recognition of these individual service members who have served bravely for our country. it's time that we pass this bill so that vincent and hundreds of thousands of others can receive the honor that they deserve. with that, madam president, i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll.

mattered was the politics of the situation and getting that backlog down to make the department look gad tell, very little progress has been made with it. for a president that says that's one of his focuses, all we hear about is cutting the budget. what about getting health care to the men and women waiting for it? seems to be an easy focus for the administration. patrick, thanks so much. continue to read his stuff at the daily caller. i can't wait to hear the va's explanation if there is one. >> thank you, brian. >>> coming up, his girlfriend dumped him, so now he writes to her in a journal every day. he is normal, or is he nuts? only dr. keith ablow knows. he'll take the case. first, on this day in 1990, the grand canyon became a national park. the lucky lady two took off in a first nonstop around the world flight. and "the power of love" by celine deon was the number one song, which is by the way still any number one song. chico's effortless shirt. play in it. work in it. go wild in it. do everything but wrinkle in it. the perfect fitting no-iron effortless shirt in 4 styles and 31 co