>> through the years, tremendous effort to bring to a situation go to haverers who civilian blood on his hands, should be out of society. we made tremendous effort three >> to kill him. >> you use very hard words. >> why is that hard work? of him.nted to get rid >> that is a euphemism for killing him. >> that is not the right word. to kill, to assassinate. we speak about a murderer. >> he wanted to murder him. >> no, no. >> why did you fail? >> it was complicated. he is always on the move and you can never get that close. >> many reasons. wantedthe reasons, we , but we werenments aware of the fact that civilian people do not have any concept of murder altogether, might be helped. that was maybe the main reason why it failed. maybe the best special units. >> to you want the prime minister? >> to be prime minister is not my dream. >> do you want to be? >> it will be necessary. if it is necessary, i will do it. it is not my dream. i believe if i become prime minister, some dreams may be accomplished. >> you not believe that an high on who -- netanyahu is the best leave the party? this i

by wednesday almost 140 million people are expected to be she havering or each dashi verying or even -- very cold and even colder. >> in some cities, temperatures may drop to 50 below zero and the town of embarrass minnesota could set a new record. it is 64 below zero. >>> cities like chicago, st. louis and milwaukee, city oh officials top want to upgrade and it makes it illegal for anybody to drive except for an emergency or to get shelter. they hope businesses stay closed today or wait until the later noontime to open. this is the first time these restrictions have been imposed since 1978. and in george why people are -- georgia people are stocking up to get ready for the cold and there is a rush form by space heaters incase of an emergency they put in santals and flares. this morning they are already reporting canceled flights. yesterday 3,000 flights were caps selled nationwide, janine de la vega will be live for an update on the conditions today. >>> time 5:09 well those 49ers now getting ready for the next round after an incredible last second victory over the green bay packers

have a listen, listen havers. >> flight controllers are looking carefully at the situation. obviously a major malfunction. ♪ major love is bright -- ♪ your love is bright as ever ♪ ♪ even in the shadows >> you just insulted me during this traumatic experience. on tuesday after beyonce started to get her criticism from challenger families, nasa issued a statement that the tragedy should, quote, never be trivial liesed. the pop star said the song writers included the audio in tribute to the unselfish work of the challenger crew with the hope they will never be forgotten. and then on wednesday she posted this photo on instagram in front of the painting of the last supper and siting in jesus' seat. i am looking at that video and i am thinking, i don't buy -- well i don't buy her saying it was a salute to the challenger. you just don't go from that to singing in an amusement park or on bumper cars. >> it is obviously not true. the producer chose it because he thought it sound sounded cool and went with it. beyonce doesn't know what that is. >> if somebody picked that, a producer

haver brahimi says they agreed to let women and children to leave the city of homs. >> starting tomorrow, women and children will be able to leave in homs.- the old city i hope the rest of the civilians will be in the to leave soon after. homs has been under government siege for the past months and civilians are in need of aid. today's negotiations focus on a ticking point between this year opposition and world powers, demanding the departure of bashar al-assad. ahead of today's talks, a spoke person for the opposition syrian national coalition says we opposition regime has sought to stonewall discussions on a political transition. >> president bashar al-assad is the president of the syrian republic. until the people say something think every syrian has the right to be nominated to be elected or not to be elected. say,is why we are here to the only solution is to go to elections. the syrian deputy foreign minister says their future will be decided by elections in which a side would presumably run. we can start talking about transition. clearly, the regime is not enthusiastic to talk abou

may not havers only been declared -- have only been declared inferior.uthorities may be trying to wipe out the group. it may not be an easy battle, a reminder that syria's war does not have borders the. >> today's secretary of state john kerry said peace talks between israel and palestinians have been promising. talks brokered by the u.s. resumed in july. there has been progress towards solving the toughest issues. they acknowledge that there are hard choices ahead. >> the path is becoming clearer. the puzzle is becoming more defined and it is becoming more important to everybody -- apparent to everybody what the remaining tough choices are, and what the options are with respect to those choices. >> meanwhile in tel aviv thousands of migrants have begun a 3-day process to demand better rights for refugees. more than 30,000 attended, making it one of the largest rallies in the country's history. tom ackerman has the story. >> several thousands people gathered peacefully outside tel aviv's city hall. they have come from ara trayous, sudan and other sub-sah

haver military officers said it repeatedly and convincingly before our panel and subcommittee to getto the problem. not to wait until the next incident to respond, but instead, make immediate changes to break the cycle of scandal, apology, response and recurrence. they and many other witnesses asserted that the only way to prevent military sexual assault is to attend to the base factors, social, demographic, environmental that allowed it to occur. we heard no evidence that the military justice system is any worse than civilian jurisdictions at responding to rape and sexual assault. we did, however, see proof that rape and sexual assault continues to occur at too high a frequency in the armed forces despite elements of military service that should hurt their prevalence. this includes honor and sacrifice. the greater degree of surveillance. the higher ethical standards that service members must embrace and the military's ability to -- from among those eligible to serve. rape and sexual assault pose distinctive challenges in the u.s. military. we entrust our military with the legitimate

we havered our help. chances are they don't want the strings that come with that help. i look at the chechens, the most -- before there was al qaeda there was chip chen terrorist. they're the ones that said in sigh beera, the only people who never broke under the stalinist regime were the chechens and the dagestanis, they have killed children before, don't have any problem with that they've shown they can move all around russia. they put a dirty bomb, the only dirty boom we have ever seen in the world in a park in moscow 20 years ago. >> how do we know they're there? >> that's they're home town. >> they knew the olympics were coming so i don't know when he brought the 30 or 40,000 troops but i imagine a lot of the bad guys are -- >> already there. they live there. now, they build a home -- it's a -- i saw the deputy prime minister of russia several weeks ago and he said that in sochi for the last 30 years, nothing going on, sense stalin, but they fixed it up a lot. put a lot ofert in. so you have two worries -- >> no problem. thank you. let me actually speak. i apologiz

because if that -- you know, i didn't want to prey on people's you will haver inment and -- vulnerability and these very heightened intense feelings that they haven't had time to resolve as i said, because it is so current. but when i met with the show runners it became really clear to they were incredibly skilled and -- and they were -- they were experienced, skillful, and decent and they were not going to be jerks. >> rose: it has also that element of -- it seems to me you don't know who's good and bad. >> you don't. no. everybody's flawed. and, you know, everybody is trying their best, you know? but their ideas of what best is are often conflicting. but, yeah, i think it captured a new kind of anxiety and self-doubt and insecurity that we as a nation are coming to terms with. and, you know, i don't think that there has been a reputation of that in television. >> rose: does it still surprise you in the third season what carrie does? >> yes. it does. i just -- i just finished filming the finale of the third season about five days ago so it's still very raw and -- >> rose: oh, tell us! (l

in my own practice where i've represented celebrities over the years, they get handled in a did you haver and prosecutors are worried it will look like they're getting a special break. in the early stages of this case he's going to face tough treatment in court. that's why they're going to have the bond hearing. obviously he can raise enough money legitimately to get out on a dui case. >> there's also reports he was throwing $75,000 in $1 in strip clubs, blanketing the floor with dollar bills. there's pictures on tmz. at some point when you have a 19-year-old kid who's constantly having run-ins with the neighbors, law, spitting allegedly, driving recklessly through a residential neighborhood where neighbors have to confront him or attacking a photographer. prosecutors i should say right off the bat have not prosecuted because they don't have evidence. where there's smoke, there's fire. when we come back, we'll dig in more to what this young man could be facing. you think it's not serious? think again. his entire career could be at stake possibly. no matter how busy your morning you can al

it's an underground culture, a lot of outcasts, misfits, hell raisers and good time havers. >> thankou all for coming out. we'll run this at 4:00 exactly. >> today steve's in richmond, virginia, seeing a jumping competition over an unusual but tasty obstacle. >> we're going to run over the world's biggest plate of delicious tacos. >> as the riders demonstrate their skills above a giant bowl of tortilla chips it becomes clear that, like nachos, riders in this sport get chewed up fast. the stunts are amazing, but so are the crashes. >> oh! >> today's riding was probably some of the most world class riding you'll see in a back street parking lot over a plate of nachos that will probably ever exist in the bmx or humanity in general. >> the nachos event may seem absolutely nuts, but it's light fare when compared to the stunts served up at the aptly named bone death competition, a bmx event steve covered in 2006 in new bedford, massachusetts. >> we're here at the bone death challenge riding in a swamp on some garbage. >> the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest scenes i ha

what is interesting about that is the 30% of voters who know haver support them, they shifted because of immigration, the other big theme throughout this year. more highlys regarded when it comes to managing the economy. >> he is. millebed miller band -- and and the disastrous government that went before them. he can keep blaming them for all that and that will keep them in favor, in terms of managing the economy. it is up to labor to shift this one around. >> the british boat building industry had hard times after the financial crisis. there is a celebration at the london boat show that began this weekend. ♪ boat show is ushering in a new year with swagger. it is not the first boat show of the air. it is the first one since the economy tanked and people appear ready to drop some serious cash. >> orders have been put in by dealers. >> they do best when the big boat makers do well. they are the for rory's of the dinghy world. then, there are the big boys. they are the main attraction. there is a lot i am trying to get my head around. britain's boat industry is worth more than $4.4 bill

but they have a balance sheet that is competitive, they are paying a dividend, they have they haver relationsg in their favor and they have invested in the product. they have to execute and keep improving to win back customers. >> just don't say fortress balance sheet. enqueue for joining us. -- thank you for joining us. talk about some more of the things jack welch said. i said when i look at john leger, jack was talking about how much he loved the fact that t-mobile was changing the game and wireless. i said i look at john leger, he's got long hair and a pink t- shirt, but i don't think of jack welch will stop it was complementary. m said he said when i think of arnold schwarzenegger, i don't think of you. >> he was in a good mood and full of compliments. we were talking about active america because they just reported, lower reserve for litigation expenses, here's what he said about the guy at the head of bfa, ryan moran had -- brian moynihan. >> he's done a good job. i have nothing against him, but ifse guys in washington, they want to peek in his office, they can go. jpmorgan i thought wa

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also in the magazine you will voices and female terrific coverage, including that haver stories changed the conversation. women cannot have it all and a piece called the end of men. oath of those will be with us today along with many other strong speakers, men and women including senator deliver and -- pelosi gillibrand, nancy , and tony porter. today we will have them all discussions and video presentations as we discussed public and private-sector practices intended to prevent american women from living on -- from achieving long-term security. we would like to ask you to turn off your cell phone. keep your questions short. we ask you follow us on twitter and asked westerns there. you can use #what women need. you will find a comment card, and we really welcome your feedback on today's program. i would like to welcome one of the leaders in creating the shriver report. just prior to being president, he served as ceo of. served in the obama and clinton administrations and work in think hank. for healthas advisor and human services, working on president obama's health reform team in the w

democrat from maryland report that progress is ongoing, they're in town working the so-called omni bus havere and they expect to something by the end of next week and the short-term goes expect saturday and we omnibus presented in time for members to vote and get out of town for the weekend. only other item in the house that we know of is a bill dealing with the healthcare law. working on their first at least of what's expected to 2014 nextr more in week in the house. what a that's bill look like? require the will administration to report to congress on users, americans interact with healthcare.gov as you and your listeners know, the rollout was very bumpy for and this is an --empt by republican you lawmakers to shine a light of transparency on the bill and administration to report how the website is faring. >> you can follow michael atalini's reporting nationaljournal.com and on twitter. thanks for joining us. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> former senator tom daschle at theith students washington center for in

i mentioned earlier today, once again you start to who haver around technicals moving average, and whenllenge those it is key to have support there rather than to break through and move even lower. that is what traders on wall street are really looking at as well. right now the dow is down 170 points. you have most of these averages to the downside and retailer, drug index, bank index, transports, all lower. back to you. ashley: broad drop. nicole, thank you very much. we're back with our panel. scott brown, bob pavlick, very own liz macdonald and charles payne. let me go to you and ask you question we're asking our viewers, janet yellen's fed will be blank. what will be? >> i would say highly competent. she was definitely a very highly qualified candidate. she had a very strong hand in the fed's policies. not just a caretaker fed. there are actively looking forward at what they might have to do down the line. so, i think we're in very good hands here. tracy: charles, what bothered you the most about this statement today? >> the fed keeps talking about fiscal policy. tracy: yeah, gettin

we havere different and different beliefs and values and different ideas on things about history.t you get in the public school system is, this is the way it is and if you do not believe it, you are a fool and you are cascaded because you do not, you know, have you -- you have a different idea on 200 years ago or whatever or even what you want to do now. if you are a student, 16 years you wantedu decided to be a welder, and my school, you can get an hour a day worth by can you not take someone and say, ok, if this is something you want to do, if this is what you want to learn, and encourage that, it is something someone has an interest in. guest: thank you for your call and supporting national choice week. we are glad the governor proclaimed this national school have more than 20 proclaimed this as school choice week in their areas. we need to match up schools with interests. more american families are at tivoli choosing schools for children than ever before. that is what we are celebrating. issueot rank this is an where we need to be saying public schools are not doing a good job

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