hammond: there! clarkson: eh, ah. yeah. hammond: brilliant. clarkson: good.g our massive knowledge of hgvs, we set about explaining why we bought what we bought. so, may, which one's yours? the scania. d94. it's... this is the sleeper cab, which has got the extra bit on the back where you can sleep. they also did it as a day cab which didn't have that bit. so you couldn't sleep in it. um...it's the... he doesn't know anything. what color is it, james? what have you got, then? a lorry. what sort? a big one. well, clearly. that -- it's a renault, and, um... what makes this one... interesting is that the cab sits on top of all the engine. so it has a flat floor, and that means... hammond: the floor's flat. it's easier to fit the carpet. come on, then, hammond, show me what you've got. i have this. what is it? it's an erf. clarkson: this was hopeless. so, we resorted to our lorry crib sheets. has yours got... is all this just my lorry? let's be honest -- 12-liter straight six? go. 11 liters. i mean, it's not as big, but it's still pretty big. nine liters. but, we

hammond: wow.n's financial crisis by turning a combine harvester into a snowplow. earlier on in norway, we used it to make a runway on a frozen lake, and if we're honest, things didn't go entirely to plan. no, um, the aeroplane that we landed sort of crashed a bit, really, but never mind that. we pick up the action later that same evening, heading for a nearby town, where jeremy was very keen to try out a de-icing attachment he'd fitted. clarkson: i am the god of hellfire! and i bring you...fire. yes! hammond: crikey. clarkson: as we entered the town, we all went to action stations. i'm turning the bovril on. give it more revs. clarkson: yeah, we've got grit! hammond, you've got good grit! hammond: unfortunately, the communications were a bit ropey. oh, stop! stop! we've hit the building! fans are on, going forwards. clarkson: oh, god, stop! no, stop! stop, stop! james, james, james, stop! stop! no, drive -- no, don't stop. drive, james, drive. just drive away. hammond: he did it! annoyingly, it wa

four of the children belong to jackson, the other to hammond. >> you can't make this stuff up.it's horrifying. >> this house, you know, to me, when you look at this going on, was a living hell for these children. >> district attorney jack says the case was brought to the attention of county detectives by youth services in june. the children are now staying with relatives. >>> westchester university is warning students this weekend about a rape on campus. school officials sent out a campus wide alert yesterday. this after a student told police she was raped at a residential building early in the morning. the suspect is believed to be a student at westchester. the school is now asking students to come forward if they have any information about what happened. >>> the man accused of grabbing a philadelphia woman right off the street and keeping her captive has pleaded not guilty to federal kidnapping charges. delvin barnes accused in court, accused of kidnapping free land-gaither land-gaither in november. they found her in maryland. according to prosecutors the victim was bound and

anything like that happened to my kids i'm going for the kill. >> danielle hammond. >> hammond was released from jail earlier tonight. his father said she was not home. i asked about the charge sgliz want to foe what you thought about it. >> i don't know. >> it's up believable you cannot each imagine the horror these children had to live under. >> reporter: the children are now staying with the aunt. most were kids of shakia jackson five are charged with involuntary defend yapt sexual intercourse reckless endangerment and core up thing morals of minors all felllies which carry substantial prison time. dann cuellar, "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> all right. thank you, dap. a man first described as fire survivor in egg harbor, city, is now the suspect in murders of two other people in the home where he was burned. joseph palmer is charged with murder and arson for those crimes committed wednesday. police are awaiting forensic analysis on the deceased family and they're believed to be michelle hite and 7-year-old gave inpabst. >> the community gathered to mourn the victims of that fire tonig

and the way society should work according to men like james henry hammond -- and he was only one, but the speech was too good not to use because lincoln famously responds to it in a speech -- what he argued before congress in 1858 was that society was healthiest when a few very well educated, very wealthy men ran things because they were the only ones who had the education and the brains to direct society as it should be done. and the proof of that was the fact they were so wealthy. god had honored them with extraordinary wealth, they'd figured out a good society, and the way a good society worked was for them to direct the labor of lesser beingings. now, those lessings beings were men and women of color, but james henry hammond believed they should not have education because that would only make them gum my and want more than they could get, they should not have any voice in american society, they shouldn't get much in the way of clothing or food, because that would simply be wasted on then. money should travel upward so it would create this extraordinarily intelligent, powerful clas

hammond said he doesn't believe as things stand right now, there can be a deal made.e is talking about even if there is a little bit of progress, that maybe there could be an extension to the talks. it is not looking good to get a resolution by monday. we heard from the international atomic energy agency chief yesterday saying he is the one that is overseeing the u.s. resolution and monitoring on iran right now. he says there are 12 unanswered questions from iran. he can't be sure that iran is only pursuing peaceful nuclear power at the moment. all of this clouding the talks making it very tense. we are waiting to see today if they can shift it forward. optimism is not high. >> not very high. the stakes are. thank you so much, nic robertson live in vienna. >>> dramatic testimony from a woman on capitol hill talking about shrapnel hitting her in the face. >> when the impact occurred, shrapnel from the air bag shot through the air bag cloth and embedded in my right eye and cheek. since that day, i had multiple surgeries. i have more to go. my vision will never been the

becky hammond, maybe show could have played. 7 of 14 for 16 points. a big dump.t much. andrew mcdonald, they were back at practice today. they should rush this week, but we're not sure they'll be ready for wednesday's game against the rangers. some college hoops tonight, 12th-ranked villanova. cats are up 45-14 at the half. nova wins. st. joes e's visiting drexel. they are 46-9 all-time against 2 dragons. >> where there's a will, there's a way. temple wins 82-75. and we are right back after. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. whoo! forty-four ladi

(hammond) the leader is expressing an emotional vocaling, and the choir or congregation is responding creates a sense of, "hey, i'm participating too. "i can't sing in the choir, but i can sing, and i can participate in this as well." ♪ i am standing in the need of prayer. ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh, ooh. [irish dance music] (narrator) musical forms often play an important role in dance and theater traditions. in traditional irish dance music, the structure of the fiddle tune functions as a guide for both the dancers and musicians. while there are thousands of these tunes, the majority fall into one single form. with irish music, nearly all these pieces are composed of two major ideas. you'll have an a idea and a b idea, and in actual performance, what usually happens-- the a idea is played twice through, so you would go a-a, and then play the b idea twice, b-b. [irish dance music] (man) there's no such thing as an irish tune that only has an a part, or there's no such thing as an irish tune that has an a part, three b parts, and one c part. usually if one part's repeated, they all are, with one or

the other to hammond. >> you can't make this stuff up. it's horrifying. >> this house, you know, to me, when you look at this going on was a living hell for these children. >> the district attorney tells us the case was brought to the attention of county detectives by youth services in june. the children are now staying with relatives. >>> the man accused of snatching a philadelphia woman right off the street and holding her captive has pleaded not guilty to federal kidnapping charges. delvin barnes appeared in court yesterday. he's accuse of kidnapping freeland-gaither in germantown on november 2nd. she was missing for three days before authorities found her in maryland. prosecutors say the victim was bound and kept in the trunk of his car. he is now being held without bail. >>> now to news from our south jersey bureau. a mistrial has been declared in the case against a burlington county couple accused of child abu abuse. prosecutors say they will retry army major jackson and his wife carolyn. the mt. holly couple is charged with abusing

paul brook-hammond. >> don't shoot! don't shoot! >> largely peaceful demonstration.owntown los angeles. heading toward the police department. this protest started in the crenshaw district. the protesters from time to time have literally laid down in the street. and blocked off intersections. for the most part. demonstrators -- let's talk to the demonstrators. what do you think is important for people to bear in mind as you march? >> the decision means the system does not value black lives. a cop can kill a black or brown kid and not get charged. it means we need to fight back and stand up. >> how long will you march to night? what's the strategy? >> last night i was in the streets from 6:00 to 1:30 and people out until 4:00. i will be out here until people disperse. i will fight as long as it seems like everyone is in for this. >> what sort of changes? what sort of change would you lack to s like to see happen here? >> i want to see accountability. i want to see police stop beating us. respect us. the at tutitude of cops is you oppress them. they have the mentality t

four belong to jackson, the other to hammond. >> you can't make this stuff up. it's har fiing. >> this house, you know, to me, when you look at this going on was a living hell for these children. >> the district attorney tells us the case was brought to the attention of county detectives by youth services back in june. the children are now staying with relatives. >>> from our south jersey bureau. a mistrial has been declared in the case against a burlington county couple accused of child abuse. prosecutors say they will we try army major john jackson and his wife carolyn. the mt. holly couple is charged with abusing their three adopted children. the mistrial is ordered after a witness testified that another child of theirs died in 2008. jurors were not supposed to hear about that death. >>> $45 million, that's the settlement awarded to a woman who was held captive for a decade in a philadelphia basement. police say tamara and three others who are mentally disabled were abused by linda weston and two men in a scam to steal their social security check. they know t

. >> reporter: jackson, wade, carter and isom along with hammond are all behind bars. jackson's children we're told are with relatives. in addition to the physical abuse they were exposed to at least three different sex-related activities. they were performed in the presence of the children. and we also just found out that the children range in age from 1 to 12 years old and that this abuse took place between march and may of this year. also according to the sworn affidavit, that mother reportedly told investigators, quote, that the other adults in the house were playing and that the children wanted to be shot with bb guns. all five defendants will be in court december 10th. live in darby, nbc10 news. >>> the suspect at the center of that high-profile kidnapping of a philadelphia woman pleads not guilty. delvin barnes appeared in federal court today with his public defender. a judge ordered barnes held with no bond. they argued that barnes is a danger to the community and could not safely be released under any circumstances. the defense did not challenge that. barnes i

. ♪ >> last night we sent griffin hammond to the nation's capital with a very specific assignment.the soirÉes and capture the mood. he came back with this along with a pretty hefty bill for his expense report. >> rise and shine young republicans. take these and some water. you look like you had a fun night. i saw you at the americans for tax reform party. look like you were pacing yourself and ready for a long night. they called kentucky so fast that you had to have a drink for mitch mcconnell and a mini hamburger. then west virginia flipped. they have not elected a republican senator since 1950. you have to drink to that. now you're headed around town for union station. one more and republicans control the senate. then fox news called iowa for jodi. it is time to dance. your friend says are you sure you want that on camera. you are like what, that camera. this night is epic. you hit up late-night chinese and are in bed by 1:00. that is good because as mom always says, nothing good happens after polls close in alaska. >> you know what i think? that camera britain's beautiful work.

so for our entire nbc sports prod kst team, tom hammond thanking you for joining us.e'll leave you with the sights and sounds of santa anita and the 2014 breeders' cup. ♪ >> they're off in the breeders' cup classic! here's the finish! bayern! holds on over toast of new york! >>> good evening. virgin galactic spaceship 2 lost in a deadly crash was no ordinary space vehicle. it was said to be the first to be sending paying passengers to space next year. and the folks known for investigating plane, train and bus crashes for the first time leading the investigation into the crash of a manned spaceship. tonight as experts secure debris we learned the identity of a 39-year-old pilot who died in the crash as well as the other who was badly injured. we are joined with late details on the investigation. >> reporter: the surviving pilot was in surgery today. the first of the kind investigation. this is the commercial space community is reeling but remains optimistic. the pilot killed when virgin galactic space plane exploded was identified today as michael alsbury. the first pe

investigators say s jackson, cartier, wade and hammond, who is not pictured, have all the been involved in the case. the delaware district attorney says the children, all under the age of 10, were forced to endure physical, emotional and sexual abuse. >> everybody in this house, all of these aadulthodults were tak terms at vairious times, taking turns, punching, shooting with b-b guns. >> reporter: one of the women were forced to perform sexual acts on a two-year-old boy. the children also witnessed the adults engage in sex. the details are so disturbing, parents on this block who recognize the suspecteds didn't want to show their faces on camera. >> it's sickening. it's terrible. >> i have daughters. i have kids. i couldn't imagine. >> reporter: according to wealand, the kids were brought to protective services. >> this house, you know, to me, when you look at this going on, was a living hell for these children. >> reporter: now, according to the court documents, jackson actually confessed to shooting the children with b-b guns but told investigators that she and the other adults only

. >> daryl carter, danielle hammond, mark isom, daryl carter -- william wade charged. and court records reveal the children were shot all over the body including the head. one boy told the detectives that it really hurt. they say the children had hope wounds and welts. >> it was unbelievable. you can't even imagine the horror that the children had to live under. >> the alleged crimes occurred between march and may of this year. authorities learned about them from children and youth services. investigators began arresting the defendants in recent weeks and this past wednesday the last of them surrendered. most of the children are jackson's and long-time neighbors are shocked by the allegations. >> did you ever see anything? >> nothing. never seen nothing. i never hear nothing. >> you knew the kids though. >> yes. they were straight, like she went to work, she took care of her kid. i seen them always happy. >> and the district attorney says all of the children are staying with relatives. physically they are doing well. emotionally they still have recovery ahead. live in

for drivers on 422 eastbound the ramps to and from armand hammond boulevard. route 42 at creek road. there is some fog on the roadway there. just keep that in mind if route 42 is part of your commute. there are some drivers out there and overnight construction and not delaying anything. finally for drivers in bear. right lanes are blocked in both directions until later this month. chris? >>> 12 minutes after 4:00. free and clear, the new milestone the u.s. hit today in the fight against ebola. >>> plus, the rivers report. joans river's family reacts to the comedian's death and who is to blame. >>> a husband is accused of dumping his wife's sports car in the delaware river. why police say he did it. >>> throughout the 4:00 hour, we are showing businesses who are offering special freebies and special deals to our veterans on veterans day. we have it full list posted on our website, nbc10.com. >>> today, dr. craig spencer will be released from a new york city hospital after being declared free of the ebola virus. dr. spencer returned last month after working for

thirty-one year-old shekia jackson mother of four, daniel hammond not seen here and mother of the fifth child, darryl carter, two 22-year old mark isaim and 23 year-old william weight this is video of wade ago arrested earlier this week. >> they are going to be held responsible and accountable for their actions to these children. >> reporter: five stand accused of sexually a a booting the children alongside extreme physical abuse as well. police alleged the children were regularly kick, punched ape body slammed. the at adults shot bee bee guns at the children as a cruel form of discipline. >> bee bee guns are hitting the children, they are causing welts and breaking the skin report art among more serious charges facing five suspects endangering welfare of children, intercourse with a child, criminal conn spearscy and unlawful restraint, all five remain in custody. we're told that the children are now you staying with relatives and officials tell thaws despite what happened to them, the children are doing relatively okay. we're live from darby boro tonight, matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness

that said they are still talking, a so called final push as uk foreign secretary phillip hammond puton sunday night. >> we are focused on the last push, big push tomorrow morning to try and get this across the line. of course if we are not able to do it we will look at where we go from there but at the moment everybody is trying to look how we can bridge the gap and move things forward tomorrow with iranians. >> political will is there to reach some sort of an agreement in spite of the fact we have a deadline, if everything is frozen as it is now and they pick up these talks again at some point in the future presumably that means that sanctions will not be eased against iran which is something, one thing the iranians are particularly keen to happen. >> probably not for now, that is right and that is something else this unnamed source is saying, if this was the option to walk away and come back in december to resume talks at a location to be decided but not in the interim period would be any further and sanctions relief for iran and only would come in the context of a deal that is dec

abusing five children. 23 year old william wade, 31 year old shakia jackson -- 22 year old danielle hammondacing damage of charges to night. five children ages one to 10 were subjected to horrible abu abuse. it all happened in inside a home on seventh street on cedar avenue in dash beach the children are now staying with relatives. >> and we're learning more details about that three day abduction of a philadelphia woman. her accused captor delvin barnes was in court today. police say it was delvin who was caught on camera taking that woman right off one of our streets. our dave schratwieser has a lot more. why this case is getting attention from other law enforcement agencies. >> reporter: just one day after he was indicted on kidnapping charges by a federal grand jury, delvin barnes was back in center city courtroom friday pleading not guilty as prosecutors pushed to have him held without bail until his trial. >> he's clearly by the fact of this case a danger to the community. >> reporter: barnes is charged in the brutal abduction of twenty two year old carlesha freeland gaither off a germ

four of the children belong to jackson, the other to hammond. >>> the cold temperatures today will not stop the participants in the als walk in philadelphia. officials say the popularity of the ice bucket plunge has led for more people than ever to sign up. this is where the two-mile walk will begin at 11:00 this morning. it's not too late to sign up. registration begins at 10:00. >>> i'm rosemary connors. michelle and i will see you here at 9:00. ♪ >>> it's my 18th birthday today. >> celebrating our 40th anniversary in new york city. >> ohio loves "today." >> hi, dad. look at me. i'm on the "today" show. ♪ >> a great crowd here on a saturday morning, november 15th, 2014. a little brisk, but you would not know it by the warmth and enthusiasm on the plaza. always great to have you come by. thanks for coming. good morning. we also have people here for the first time in new york with the famous tree behind us. >> a beautiful scaffolding ornament. >> i see the lights. >> i think they are done. >> still to come in this half hour of "today," you hear

she had reached the united states by way of a visa provided by hammond jr., the young rice council, consoleof the u.s. envoy in indiana with whom she was having an affair. a german passport that was furnished by nazi spymasters eager to set up a mata hari organization in new york. they described her as -- even though both of her parents were jewish. during one of their early meetings dying made a pass at sebold who rebuffed her advanc advances. why these american women are always afraid of women she said. everything she said sounded like he came right out of the 1930s movie. there was a bronx born cornel dropout who had been working on precision weapons system since 1916. he was an engineering genius and a gun enthusiast who is always showing off his weapons to sebold who is worried if broder discovered his true identity he would be shot. he was blind in the right eye which gives him a peculiar stare wrote the fbi which brings us to our third special guests which is everett rotger's granddaughter who is here today and to knew mr. roeder when he was a child, provided extraordinary help to my

secretary of state, is in london, he is meeting with philip hammond. you, ben. >>> turning now to the battle against isis. the terror group beheading of peter kassig leaves just two known western hostages. one is british journalist john cantlie. the other is a 26-year-old american woman. cnn's erin mclaughlin has more. we have not seen much from cantlie in days. almost acting as a war reporter under duress from isis. what do we know? >> reporter: that is right, christine. we don't have an update on their condition. this latest isis video which features the beheadings of the prisoners and the beheading of peter kassig is different from videos past. it doesn't feature the next victim. we do know isis has at least two western hostages. john cantlie as well as a 26-year-old female american aid worker who, according to media reports, was taken hostage in august of 2013. cnn is not naming her which is a request of her family. meanwhile, as for the identities of the isis fighters which brazenly appear unmasked in the video, while french authorities believe it

on monday, secretary kerry met with british secretary philip hammond.e has been quoted saying he feels an agreement doesn't seem to be close. he said if there is enough progress in these talks over the next few days, there is a possibility that they could be extended given a few more weeks to try to find agreement. at the moment, that doesn't seem to be happening. we know that right now secretary kerry in paris expected to meet with the french foreign minister within the next couple of hours. obviously, they have a range of things to talk about. the talks here about iran will be front and center. christine. >> nic robertson in vienna, thank you. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. new isis propaganda video just released shows jihadi members burning passports. the video shows four men delivering messages in french promising to spread fear and horror. france has been rocked by the identification of two french nationals who were seen in an isis video beheading tied up syrian soldiers. >>> we are following breaking news overnight. a gunman opening fire inside a f

. >>> phillip hammond says significant gaps remain. president obama's spokespeople say it's 50-50. far enough so they can announce some kind of extension to the interim deal. john either way the two sides will continue until their self imposed deadline on monday night. >> nick schifrin, thank you. joining us from d.c. is tony schaeffer, a retired colonel in the u.s. army. tony welcome. what do you think it will take to get a deal? >> thank you. a lot more than what's on the table now as stipulated. iranians want sanctions gone immediately. even in the best circumstances they are talking about the gradual releasing. we are talking about a number of technical issues to include a location of parchin, a suspected nuclear site used for development of nuclear weapon materials. that site has not been fully addressed by the iaea, nor have technical requirements iaea asked for, those have not been delivered yet. whatever happens in the next 48 hours, i don't see those technical issues resolved to anybody's satisfaction. >> how account u.s. trust iran? >> this is where it's very critical to

he was having a breakfast meeting with british foreign secretary phillip hammond.tead, their talks overshadowed by events in jerusalem. they gave a press conference standing side by side, john kerry saying our hearts go out to all israelis for the atrocities of this event and for all the reminders of history that come with it. pure terror web called it and the senseless brutality. he called on the palestinian leadership to show maximum constraint. here's more of what he he had to say. >> i call on the palestinian leadership at every single level to condemn this in the motor powerful terms. this violence has no place anywhere and particularly after a discussion that we had just the other day. >> we're not expecting to hear anymore from john kerry here in london p.m. presumably his attention turning to the talks in iran. the german foreign minister was speaking in kiev on a visit there to ukraine. with this warning, what has happened now is a tragedy. i hope it will also be allowed wakeup call. he said the tensions can quickly lead to a violent eruption. back to you.

are still have, very big differences and we heard that from the foreign secretary yesterday, philip hammond just before he left. this is what he said. >> well we've had a series of useful discussions. as i said earlier, these are very complex issues and still a very significant gap between the parties. we're all going to go away and have further technical discussions with our experts and we'll resume again over the course to have weekend. thank you very much. >> reporter: and that's what we're expecting now, discussions here likely to continue, expected to continue but more likely at the technical level today rather than the level of the sort of senior partners getting togd. we've seen secretary kerry meet three times with the head of the iranian delegation. that's not yet expected on the card. so the fact they stayed to talk, yes. important that they're not meeting today as far as we know so far. it's still a process ongoing and very few concrete details on what's happening inside those talks. very few details leaking out. >> discussions are set to continue at least some point through the

outside the hotel where they were taking place, i think to take away the british foreign secretary hammond. in december, low-level talks will resume ahead of a deadline of 1 march, when they'll try to reach a framework agreement, and a second deadline on 1 july next year, by which time they hope to have a final agreement in place. we are waiting at the moment to hear from secretary of state john kerry, who is due to address the media, and after him, we are told, katherine ashton, who has been chairing the talks. the former e.u., foreign policy chief and the iranian foreign minister will stand together to give a statement. what will be interesting is if we hear from any of these people what exactly has been achieved. how much progress has been made, and where exactly the problem points are. up to now, as you say, they have been talking them up. they've been vague. it's as if neither side, marr teen, has been willing to commit to anything, until everything is resolved. >> one thing they have also been stressing is the fact that an awful lot of progress has been made over the decade or so in

shakia jackson, danielle hammond, william wade and daryl carter are now charged. and the men are facing the most sex woman assault charge and all head out at the home. >> they took turns carrying bb guns and would shoot the children on the skin causing welts. >> and the authorities learned about the alleged crime after children and youth services became aware of them. investigators began arresting the defendants in recent weeks. this past wednesday the last of them surrendered. four of the children are jackson's and long-time neighbors are shocked by the allegations. >> i heard a little cry, i heard a lot of crying. other than that, pretty much mind your business. i mean you really don't know what's going on. you have got your own problems to deal with, too. as far as any physical abuse like noticeable, there wasn't anything noticeable. >> have you ever seen anything? >> nothing. never seen nothing. i never hear nothing. >> you knew the kids though. >> yeah, they were straight, like she went to work, she took care of her kids. i seen them always happy. >> and the

secretary hammond said in the end no deal is better than a bad deal. >>> in new york a massive snow storm has killed at least seven people. a driving ban went into effect in buffalo, some stranded for more than 24 hours with one man dying when his car was buried in nearly 15 feet of snow. about half the country had snow on the ground on wednesday and freezing temperatures were recorded in all 50 states and we're still more than a month away from the official start of winter. and that's some of what's happening around the world. coming up, is our war against i.s.i.l. being fought on the cheap without any clear goals? and brainwashing small kids to become terrorists. the u.n. special representative on children and armed conflict joins us with startling allegation he of i.s.i.l.'s brutality. what do you think? >> now available, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors...

philip hammond has said that significant gaps remain. president obama said it was 50/50 that the two sides will come to a deal. they will continue speaking until the self-imposed deadline of monday night. >> egyptian president fattah al sisi said that he may pardon two of the three al jazeera journalists. i spoke to one of the journalist who is conducted that interview, and i asked her if a reconciliation between egypt and qatar supported by saudi arabia could ease the way to a presidential pardon? >> there is a political banter between egypt and qatar because egypt accused qatar of supporting actively the muslim brotherhood. so i think saudi arabia is pushing for qatar and egypt to have an agreement that it could ease the situation. there is definitely pressure from certain parts, and some egyptian diplomats know that definitely this would be a great sign if this is made. >> when is the appeal scheduled to be heard? >> so the appeal is set for the first of january. the families of the journalists hope that they could be released before

. >> one hammond, two baker. three, sheaf. >> early in the mornings it's not so bad.e still have a little bit of coolness in the air. but as the day progresses, the humidity starts to go up and the dew points go up, and it tends to slow a lot of them down. >> the temperature can reach up to 100 degrees. still, the three dozen inmates represent a formidable force. but the mounted officers keeping watch over them are prepared for any trouble. >> i'm comfortable out on my lines. got my horse, my guns. inmates are intimidated by it. >> they probably feel i'm the danger. i got nothing to lose. i mean, what you going to do, give me some more time? i can't do what i got. i do one life sentence, if you take back one life sentence i've still got two more. you take back both life sentences i've still got 35. i mean, i'm more of a threat to them than they are to me. >> to keep inmates from escaping, gun guards form a square perimeter around the farm detail by placing themselves at opposite corners. inside the square unarmed guards called line pushers supervise the inmates. >> th

zariff and it's part of what uk foreign secretary phillip hammond described as a final push for a deale are focused on the last push, big push tomorrow morning to try and get this across the line. of course if we are not able to do it we will look where we go from there and at the moment they are trying to look at how we will bridge the gap and move things forward with iranians. >> western diplomates and negotiators briefing the media on this and a full and comprehensive deal may not be possible but say failure is not an option because consequences of failure for stability in the middle east. >> reporter: looking ahoed, whoo -- what are the options now? >> a number present themselves and these talks go into extra talks, a day or two if it will give them a crucial few hours more or could go in a formal period of extension or a few months and happened before and negotiators go on and carry on touk before coming back at some future point but i think what is crucial is nobody wants to leave these talks with nothing so short of a comprehensive deal they may be working towards a framework ag

you had the british foreign secretary hammond that flew in. he said still significant gaps.e had the french foreign minister and he kept his convoy waiting and waiting there. they eventually took off and left the building without him. so he still appears to be here. so it does seem that people's plans have been changing. we heard earlier in the day that secretary kerry would be going to france this afternoon. that didn't happen. he waited at another hotel. his third tri-lateral meeting with katherine ashton. so that's their third trilateral. we heard zarif was going to go back to tehran. it's really a day of flux but i think the headline at the moment is, there's a real desire to get this done but the gaps are significant, wolf, and we're not hearing anything yet. telling us that the gaps are closing down. >> they can always agree to an extension in these talks for a few more weeks or months, right? >> reporter: there is certainly talk of that. the british have talked about that. what we're hearing from the state department is that the focus is to get this deal done by the d

smith passed to hammond is incomplete. derek carr gets his first nfl win. raiders are 1-10. >>> basketball. jim boeheim and number 23 syracuse playing cal at madison square garden. bird flying to the net. he had 16. cal blows out syracuse 73-69. that's a big win for coach martin. bears play texas in the finals today. >>> jim harbaugh watches stanford women take down uconn. back at it last night against 10th ranked texas overtime they were leading by one when ariel atkins hit a 3. that put the longhorns on top in just three days after beating number one uconn, stanford is upset 87-81. one other quick note. the sharks on the losing end last night. so congratulations to the oakland raiders! there will be no 0-16 in this town. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you sunday night on game day. >> rid of the goose egg. thank you. >>> play of the day. we have to go back to the raiders game. why not? latavius murray, 90-yard touchdown run. the fourth longest in franchise history. unfortunately, later he had to leave the game with a concussion. but not before putting on a grea

middle america, when i was in my job at state department, i went to gary, indiana, hammond, indiana,adversely affected by the economy. they think washington is a big money game. david: and they're right. absolutely right. >> lobbying. $4 billion for this campaign. $4 billion. they see big money on wall street. big money in washington. their taxpayers, taxpayers money to help wall street, small town america hasn't benefited. they don't feel they're being listened to or the programs are benefiting them. david: that's why i think if it is, if all we get in terms of tax reform is a corporate tax rate reduction, the middle america, that voted very strongly this week is going to say, here is another bailout to the rich guys. they got the financial bailout in 2009. they got stimulus money. they get the fed, printing free money. now they're going to get less corporate -- i want to pay less taxes. middle class wants to pay less taxes. >> i think that's right. we also shouldn'ter to get that generators of jobs in this country are large and small, medium size enterprises. many don't pay corpora

i know a family in hammond, louisiana, their premium has gone from $12,000 a year to $21,000 a year. now they're getting a 20% increase on top of that. when the president says he wants to tweak the law, i'm thinking of someone who's now paying $24,000 a year for a family of four for their health insurance. that i it is not a tweak that fixes that. it is an uprooting and a replacing. >> all right, congressman, one month to go. we'll be watching very closely. thank you for being with us. >>> now, while the gop's victory has been described in countless ways all across america, there's no doubt it was a referendum on the president and a referendum to stop the president. now, take a look at this admission from chuck todd at nbc news. >> i think the important word to pick here is repudiation. this really was about president obama. republicans ran against president obama not just in senate races and house races, but in a lot of these gubernatorial races this was a full fledged repudiation of him. maybe more so than what he faced in 2010. >> i totally agree with that. joining me to preview t

among these two people nominated by this president, nanci langley and tony hammond. they've been waiting since the spring of 2013 to be confirmed. the commission has been working with only three commissioners out of five as a result. we need to do something about that as well. and waiting for another year -- for another month is foolish. foolhardy. these people deserve a vote. we ought to vote them up or now, unanimously approved and confirmed by our committee and i think they need a vote and we get a vote, i'm sure they'll be confirmed. also pending before the senate are two nominations to the d.c. district of columbia superior court. they are judge william nooter and judge steven wellner. they are both well qualified nominees who like the homeland security and postal nominees i've discussed won bipartisan support in the committee and are needed to fill vacancies on the district of columbia very busy trial court. judge nooter and judge wellner were reported out of our committee with unanimous bipartisan support months ago and judge nooter's case more than a year ago

one of the key negotiators, british foreign secretary philip hammond said friday they are nowhere near a deal. >> these are very difficult and technically complex matters and we have a long way to go if we are going to get to a deal before the deadline on monday. >> reporter: sticking points include how much potential bombmaking material iran should be allowed to and have how quickly economic sanctions would be lifted in return. iran wants immediate relief. sanctions have pummeled their economy, but the u.s. wants to lift them gradually, and only if iran complies with the terms of the deal. iranian president mu hahawnis under pressure to turn the economy around. a state department's spokeswoman says the peoplefuture 6of iran is at stake. >> it will allow them the economic opportunities they deserve. if not envision a scenario where the economic sanctions we have put in place continue to really cripple the iranian economy. >> reporter: and president obama is also facing pressure. the nuclear deal is one of his chief foreign policy goals. yet republicans and some democrats in congress ar

>> reporter: good morning, morgan of the british foreign minister phillip hammond, integral to these just came out and said the talks will be extended by seven months. >> that's july the 1st. but there is actually an interim deadline within the extension. and that is march the 1st for a framework agreement. so you bottom line, july the 1st. the two parties will have until then in order to come to a comprehensive agreement but will be back here on the night of february 28th, talking about march the 1st. >> that's the deadline that the p 5 plus 1, the u.s., plus the permit members of the security council have agreed to talk about the framework of this agreement, really try to hammer out the details and july 1st is actually the fine print. >> nick, tell us why we couldn't get this done today. what were the key points that neither side was willing to budge on? >>ed pa basically we are at the same place we were a year ago. the fundamental issues in this negotiation are this. iran's capacity to enrich uranium. how much can it enrich is the fundamental aspect? that means the number of centr