in the boston area one frozen fish producer talks about prices of fish and haddock going through theoof. in kansas city, weaker demand for pork from asian marks is pushing hog prices lower and one business owner in the cleveland district reported a slow down in sales of teen clothing and school items throughout 2013. he blamed high teen unemployment. it's a good reminder that the u.s. economy is not monolithic entity of reports and numbers but millions of businesses spread across thousands of cities each with it's very own story to tell. that's our story for today. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. the number of books being challenged or banned is on the rise. we look at why in the intersection of education and community values. >> our digital producer wajahat ali is here. it's hard to believe that books like "to kill a mockingbird" was on that

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when this bill went through, it gave them 15 days to vacate government buildings that they haddock piedt only here, but around the country, many protestors said they are not going to do that, they are allowed to chemothis camp behind us in independent square. but they say that being out on the streets is their strength and until they see real change from the president, real results delivered from the far limit, they are not going to move anywhere and the fact that the president called out sick is on definite sick leave, i think makes them even more reluctant to move. >> jennifer, thank you very much. authoritieauthorities in ry they have now identified two suicide bombers and the two people that helped them last month. back to backbonings there killed 34 people last month. the bombing at the railway station on december 29th was follow add day later by a blast on a tally bus. both events raising questions about the winter games set to start just neck week. al jazeera is in moscow. >> well, the news of the arrests is certainly a bit of good news for russian authorities and good news for t

. >> a burst water pipe in the haddock of this holding caused major problems. carryingfound movers furniture. it appears the damage is so severe, the occupants of all of these apartments will not be coming home. >> everyone is ok. all of the animals are ok. of people are waking up to frozen water pipes. some luck here than others. >> we went and investigated underneath the house. nothing burst. >> it is happening in older buildings as well. a broken line left to this building saturated. this in one condominium complex. because of so many shattered water lines, residents are supposed to keep their water on, but just a little bit. >> you keep it on a warm setting. don't turn it on full blast. but don't keep it completely off. it will freeze the pipes. >> says they have had some broken homes, the water should be running, or at least trickling. at least until the water warms up. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> thank you. you can stay connected to abc 7 by downloading our app or following us on facebook and twitter. >> investigation is growing into why firefighters

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the marginal and on the birthday of doris "granny d" haddock, who walked across the united states atthe age of 90 in a bid to support campaign finance reform. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israel, where a state funeral was held today in front of the knesset, israeli parliament, for former pry minister ariel sharon. he will be buried at a state funeral today in his home in southern israel. 8 -- 18 was among countries to send delegations to attend sharon's funeral, along with middle east international envoy tony blair and the russian and german foreign ministers. in jerusalem, vice president joe biden remembered sharon as a controversial but bold military leader and statesman. 10,000 israelis to leave their homes in gaza and order, from his perspective, to strengthen israel, i can't think of a much more controversial as , itudent of the jewish state can't think of a much more difficult and controversial decision to make. but he believed it and he did it. the security of his people was always [in

. >> in the first two years of the expansion, you've had people who haven't haddock tors and people whonow how to get care from the er. oregon then set benchmarks and said, okay, we don't want people going to the e.r. that's not the best place for people to get primary care. they've changed their delivery system and caught incentives to drive down the number of e.r. visits and that's been working. >> they did two things. they created these ccos, similar to pcos that are being developed and really put a big emphasis on primary care. that's really the key to the long-term both decrease in cost and held outcomes because that's coordinated care. that is a primary care physician driving it. that is a whole team of people with chronic health conditions to make sure that you don't run out of your medications, that your keeping your numbers under control. >> i think there was an argument being made by people in the 2008 election. if i'm honest, i think i probably admitted it myself at certain times. the idea was that you get people coverage, they don't have to go to the emergency room. even rei

. >> for 37-year-old angie haddock it all comes to a head one spring morning in 2008. >> we heard thiss banging, and it was clearly on our fence. so you know, my husband grabbed the camera and he followed me around to the side, where we found her, you know, banging away. >> angie discovers her neighbor trying to post a sign on her side of the fence. >> you are a riot. are you seriously doing this? >> do you see me? >> it was actually kind of comical because she couldn't get the sign to stay up. >> oh, phooey. >> the sign post saga is the culmination of months of bickering between these neighbors in side-by-side bungalows. >> moved into the house in july of '07, and within a couple months we realized that there might be a little problem with her and how she perceived us because she brought to our attention that there was some trash and debris in her yard that had seemingly come from our side of the fence, including a cigarette butt, a beer can. >> i want to build a 20-foot wall between us. trust me. you've made this very difficult. >> angie says for months she tried to mend fences by ta