doesn't appear to haver issed a subpoena on a commercial provider in five years, since the rorschach decision and despite that the s.e.c.'s annual report last year, 2014, um, touted a record year, cutting-edge enforcement actions, more cases than ever before, a number of first-ever cases that span the securities industry. and i know that chairman white has testified that the isn't issuing subpoenas to third-party service providers for content, so, given the record number of cases, enforcement actions and first-ever cases brought by the s.e.c. all done without encroaching on fourth amendment rights of americans, why is the s.e.c. asking congress to give it the authority to get content on something less than a warrant? >> we certainly have been successful, we think, in enforcing the securities laws, but that does not mean there aren't cases that would benefit tremendously from e-mails we would be able to obtain from isps, i guess the point i would assert is the fourth amendment is not violated by what we are proposing which would be an order before a judge, which a judge could issue, w

havere going to want to substantial groups.hey are going to want those tracking with female lieutenants. they are going to want to have some female ncos. this is going to be a carefully orchestrated process. capitol hill has a broad authority to manage the affairs and military. the chairman's of the armed that wascommittees, kind of stern and they said they were going to conduct some pretty rigorous analysis and oversight during the 30 day implementation period, required by law. these days, when you wonder whether the congress is going to be doing anything, the safe money is on them probably not. take a vote to block this. >> the stand would be open t win -- it would be open to women with it -- with appropriate standards for both when and women. -- both men and women. >> i t think the decision is beg received as predictable. you have a lot of people who say this is great, this is going to clear the wayor people to finally get to the upper regions . also you hear the other end. you hear a vocal minority, expressing conrn about t

all i ask is that people pray for peace, for us, so that the war can end, and i pray for god to haverall of those killed in palestinian, and give patience to their families. >> reporter: it's not just families like his who are struggling to celebrate this christmas. municipalities across the occupied west bank including here in bethlehem have also decided to scale back festivities. in the major square the christmas tree is decorated, but elsewhere, decorations were either toned down or not put up at all. political leaders say it was the right thing to do. >> this is the mosaic of all of life in bethlehem. we live the joy, the sadness, the faith, the challenges, and the -- the encounters with faith on ground. >> reporter: at the opposite end of the square, activists decorate a olive tree with pictures of those killed in the recent violence. they are calling it a resistance tree. this town was promised peace in the bible, something it has seen little of for many years. >>> u.n. special envoy for yemen has warned of deep divisions between the country's warring factions, saying the path t

last summer, first lieutenant shay haver was one of the first women to pass the torturous ranger training school, limited to male soldiers only. >> it's definitely awesome to be part of the history. >> reporter: but she was still barred from combat. ranger instructor said he'd proudly serve alongside qualified women in combat. >> they've already done it. i've seen it, and i went on missions right alongside women in afghanistan. >> reporter: the decision does not stop here. it could also impact women outside the military. the white house now considering whether to make all young women eligible for the draft. defense officials predict it will take years before women are actively engaged in all areas of ground combat operations, but for the first time, the military is now under orders to make it happen. jim miklaszewski, nbc news, the pentagon. >>> we're back in a moment, and we'll tell you why so many people were wearing ear muffs. this weekend. (dramatic music) centrum brings us the biggest news in multivitamin history. ( ) a moment when something so familiar becomes something so new. (imp

havering, we should not , wes this far -- in theory shouldn't have these kinds of swaps.x: what are the bigger rent -- ramifications? while negative basis would be like japan or the 2008 global crisis, when banks were desperate for dollar funding. in fact, we had a bunch of central banks and the imf initiate free-flowing emergency dollars. alix: we also saw that in the chart. this has been a dislocation in the market. thank you so much. before we take a break, let's take a look at mark zuckerberg and his wife's new baby girl. she is so cute. we will be right back. ♪ sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. it's gotten thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. alix: i am alix steel. "what'd you miss?" the white house and kremlin have different views on a meeting between president obama and vladimir putin on the sidelines of the global climate talks in paris. president putin says he and president obama have an understanding of what need

havers and south korea reached a tentative wage agreement to bring an end to strike sarah.er makes its annual sales markets for the first time since 2008. there have been seven consecutive quarters of profit decline. renewedkerberg has calls for india to allow free internet service by making a personal appeal and one of the leading newspapers. he proposed free basics, allowing customers to access the social networking site and other services without a data plan. it is already offered in countries from bangladesh to zambia, but critics say it threatens the principle of net neutrality. the highest court in the has has two burly stopped a senator from being disqualified. she is still in it. that cannas these candidacy had been previously barred because of issues with her citizenship. she renounced her citizenship and 2001 to reside in the united states, but later became a dual citizen. the election commission has 10 days to comment. a quick check of the markets trading in the asia-pacific. nikkei to 25 swinging between gains and losses. it is half a percent higher right now. k

haver the dollar, which we been closely watching, we have seen a bit of the downturn, curiously, in the wake of her commentary. david: thank you so much. let's get a check on the first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: david cameron is urging parliament to approve air strikes against the islamic state lawmakers are expected to authorize the authorities. comeuld spend 10 hours with voting taking place afterward. the hard work is up to lower-level delegates still attending the climate conference. one latin american, told bloomberg there is a disconnect on what is happening in negotiations with differences have to be worked out by december 11. floods have stranded tens of thousands of people. military teens are conducting rescues and evacuations. the monsoon rains are heaviest in decades. the democratic presidential front-runner a knowledge is she received a lot of money from wall street over the years. in an interview with charlie rose, she insisted donors were not buying influence. >> i have stood for a lot of regulation. and nonfinancial service sector here i represented new york

because of the seriousness of response by haver hill police and fire. police interviewed the woman who made the report and that is when investigators concluded it was all a hoax. now 43-year-old holly fowler and her daughter, 23-year-old christine fowler are facing charges. they will be arraigned monday for misleading police and filing a false report. the motive remains a mystery. randy: also breaking overnight, more than 100 people are dead after a gas tanker ignited an inferno in nigeria. the explosion happened as people lined up to refill the gas canisters they use for cooking. many of them rushing to get the fuel to prepare for christmas celebrations. it's unclear what caused the explosion. standing operating procedures here but that could change the next time you fly. for years, it has been a rather routine part of flying, stepping but if you would rather not, a patdown could be requested. now you may not be able to opt out of the screening. you can still re quest to have the patdown, but the difference is the t.s.a. can actually say no. randy: pol

7:30 yesterday evening to report a man throwing a baby in to a river from a bridge in the town of haver hill. that search ended when they determined that the report was a hoax. >> reporter: it does happen all the time, dialing the wrong number. but that mistake is not often done from outer space. tim peak sent an apology tweet after apparently doing just that. "i would like to apologize the lady i just called and said hello is this planet earth? not a prank call, just a wrong number." and i'm sure on the other end they were like ah. he is on board the iss and the first british citizen to stay in the orbiter joining the fellow astronauts for a seasons greeting video right there on the far right. >>> we are just getting started here. coming up, a look at how people spend the unusual warm day in the local area. >>> making sure the elderly in our area don't spend christmas alone. >>> up next survivors are counting their wow, you changed my old bedroom. with a little help from a havertys designer. he helped us, uh...reinvent the whole space. and it is perfect. i'm sure it was perfect then to

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. >> reporter: and there's a little bit of a sill haver weather, ice cream trucks are coming out of hibernation. a lot of people saying their business is up 30% over last year because people want ice cream when it's in the 70s. live in bryant park, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> i am happy to admit, i am one of those people. thank you. >>> well if you haven't finished or even started your christmas shopping yet, you are not alone. retailers are banking on procrastinators, keeping their doors open until the last minute. big box stores are burning the midnight oil and shoppers are right there with them. we are live at queens center mall in queens, obviously. >> reporter: well, we are at macy's, right inside. we have been shopping all night. with a lot of other people because macy's, one of the only stores in the area open for 24 hours. they have been so for three nights and they say people are deals. things to buy, winter gear today. especially today. they are slashing prices but guess what, according to bill evans, we don't need it today because it's so warm. and last minute decoration, cash in a

people don't trust us to accurately and fairly report the news, then fact checking, then candidates haver little to fear. >> ifill: people have access to information unfiltered by the media more so than ever before and yet, somehow, when you confront somebody, like today chris christie, the former governor of new jersey said donald trump's claims that there were muslims celebrating in new jersey after 9/11 were not true, that it didn't happen, and donald trump's response is yes, it did. so how will you refute that? >> you say, well, show us the proof of it. well, i know it's proof because i've heard people tell me it's the truth. it goes back to something tamara said to you. it's not only that people don't trust the media is telling them the truth, it's everybody has their own definition of what the media is and what the truth is. more and more americans live in silo'd reality and they get their news from people who agree with them and listen to people who agree with them and unfriend people who disagree with them, then most of what you do every day is get your world view pulled back to y

i haver in seen a young person sweat like rubio. do we agree?'ve never seen, he drinks more water he's like a machine. rick perry should have to have an iq test before coming on the debate stage. i never attacked him on his look and believe me, there's plenty of subject matter right there that i can tell you. >> jebber in did get over that low energy thing. also nominated for this award, humble trump. >> i'm really rich. i'll share that. i have some of the greatest assets in the world. i'm not saying this in a bragadocious way. i built a great company. everybody loves me. i went to the wharton school of finance. i'm like a really smart person. >> of course there was trump demagogue. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists and some, i assume, are good people. and we do have to look at the mosques very carefully. the mosques a lot of things are happening in there, folks. i don't know what's wrong with obama. there's something we don't know about. total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> and t

he had this he haver ves sense that just shown through him. >> actress jen godson stars in god's country, a film adderbury co-wrote and was producing when he died. >> he had a lot of friends and a lot of loved ones. i think it's because he cared so much for people. when god took him, that was one thing i was praying, god why? why? it's senseless. the shooter is later identified as 26-year-old tyler brem. he was apparently distraught over a breakup with his long time girlfriend just days before. toxicology reports reveal marijuana and traces of methamphetamine in his system. >> we can't control somebody who decides to have a bad day and start firing on everybody. you just never know when something like that can happen. for the two survivors, every day is a gift. neither chris nor don will soon forget how close they came to losing their lives. >> i think i take relationships with people i care about more seriously. >> god was looking after me that day. i truly believe by the grace of god that i'm here today talking to you. >> coming up, danger at the wheel. a fugitive from justice takes hi

haver have retired police up and show me the miranda card that have my name on it.hem, try to point out to thieves help follow the rules of mapp. wrong thing and it's going to be excluded. of miranda,e rules warn people of their rights, you cannot use the profession they make. rules protect you as well as the person you're arrested. follow it. good case, you're to have it, no matter what. people's rights are respected. own work androm my defending cases, sometimes you get the wrong person. show that you respected the rights. time, it was very controversial. you mean i have to read accused person. we have to tell them their rights. do.ourse you think of it this way, what if you were arrested for something and you may think, you got the wrong guy. wouldn't you want to know what rights are? that's pretty heavily. cases were thrown out, of my cases were thrown out. they followed the rules. it's inconceivable. in my state, do not follow those rules. >> in the case of mapp, the rule much more far is the age of prosecution of people accused of terrorism against the united

look at the gillette, you haver 50s this afternoon, kick about 52 and after 3:00, game over. it does cool off fairly quickly once the sunsets and back to the 20s in the coldest suburbs late overnight tonight. and patchy frost tomorrow morning. and above freezing in boston and partly cloudy skies tomorrow, a mild day, midto upper 50s and numbers start to slide late in date and at night adds cooler air starts to work on in. this afternoon coolest in the eastern two thirds of the country and this is the cooler air that will work this for a it to be mainly rain-free on tuesday, and reason for that is this energy, crossing iowa that translates off the midatlantic coastline and progression of things, too far to the east versus the north to bring us the substantial rain on tuesday. there may be showers throughout the cape and islands and buzzard's bay and more of allowed producer than anything else. mild weather again ending next week to next weekend and i don't see us getting out of the mild pattern over the next 7, 8 days in southern new england. a couple of showers possible on th

[cheers and applause] now we havers: these united states, the u.k., -- theygermany, russia have an important role to play in that coalition. we have to provide the air support and maybe special forces and training for the soldiers in the muslim world. i will do everything i can to prevent -- i will not allow this country to be involved in a never-ending perpetual war in the middle east. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: i believe that if we are successful in putting together that coalition, if we demand that some of the wealthier countries in the region like saudi arabia, are paying their fair share into helping us destroyed isis, we can do that without the united states being involved in perpetual warfare. [cheers and applause] bernie sanders: brothers and sisters, we are living in a pivotal moment in american history. are the wealthiest nation in the history of the world but so many of our people are suffering. ofhave the highest rate childhood poverty of any major nation on earth. use unemployment that is off the charts, 29 million people with no health insurance. we have a child care

house and has people who lost relatives in lebanon there, he has families from panam 103, the cling havermily there, and the dukers and the -- a lot of victims of terrorism. signs this bill. so a number of these families file a lawsuit. terry anderson filed a lawsuit. the marines who were killed in beirut in 1983, they filed a lawsuit. one mass -- won massive judgment. so then as many of you know, if file a lawsuit, the next step -- if you win you go back to court and say, judge, we won, we want to collect. so try to imagine the scene. the duker family and others show up in court in the iranians had never, never tried to defend this lawsuit. they simply ignored and it the judge sid if you're not going to come to court, too bad, i'm going rule. when they come back to collect, some lawyers show up at the next table. but they're not from the islamic republic of iran. they're from the united states justice department. the united states justice department decided to oppose these american families in collecting on these lawsuits, claiming, claiming, that to do so would harm u.s. diplomacy overs

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