hines said iranian foreign minister there is a place that iran would play a positive and constructive role in negotiations. however the western backed main opposition group the syrian national coalition is in the store. immediately condemned by calling a deal breaker in announcing they would withdraw from the talks it was just last saturday when the main opposition group agreed to sit down side by side of the syrian government. but their participation. now remains in doubt. the united states as a more complicated stands on the matter. the somewhat you're brought up the table but only on a conditional basis. the us state department has called on iran to fully and publicly accepted into maintain a formal mandate which is agreed upon in geneva in twenty twelve adding that the invitation to be rescinded if your band fails to meet such conditions delegations from thirty nine countries will meet for the geneva to talk someone say montrose. the syrian government and the main opposition group possibly holding additional content in yuma on friday. honey can be done. the entries participating i

. >> 8 students were arrest along with parent kevin hines. (bleep). >> hines said after witnessing what happened to jabriel, he entered the school to alert the sprainings sprainin alert the principal. >> outcomes the officer you see body slam this young gentleman. >> that is exactly correct. he radios in to two other officers and they come swarm on me and slam me against the wall, and he says, taze him. taze him. i said for what. >> for trespassing. >> i said i have daughters here. >> hines was charged with trespassing and then there was steven perry ♪ where do i go now? >> when he is not composing his own scores, steven is a senior at nightdale high. he lives with his mother, lynn, just around the corner from enlow which had been his school until may 16th. >> so you had a knife? >> yes, i did. it was, i would say, about a three-inch blade. >> a switch blade? >> no. it wasn't a switch blade. it was just like a carving knife. >> that's all it was. that was all i was using it for. >> why was it in your pocket at school? >> the priests day, like

a young african-american students at hines.e didn't know any of this in the press corps at the time. they didn't let it out because they thought it might be distorted and it might look like he was intruding on the people he was writing about. he actually had him come to the white house with his single mom and he went to their house to have dinner, secretly. i don't know how he did that because we thought we were keeping tabs on him that we apparently weren't. he did this all through for the end of his presidency and after he left office and rudy hines as an adult showed up at his funeral. he greatly admired reagan in the end but it just shows that sometimes we don't get the full pictures of these presidents until they leave office and in reagan's case he did try to keep in contact. at least he recognized that there was a problem that presidents have to deal with in breaking out of the bubble of the white house. now again in the book i talk about a lot of other presidents and so on. i just wanted to before we take questions talk

this christmas culture war please welcome germany's ambassador to the united nations, the honorable hines beinholz, thank you, mr. ambassador. thank you much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: please, now, now mr. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. tell me, who, to the german people who is father christmas? >> father christmas is a investigate a bond,. he's only-- never from its roots. slowly des kating, forever a burden like children. (laughter) (applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: just to be clear, just to be clear, german's love him, right. >> yes. as bleak winter descends like a shrewd over germany his gives the only distraction from the hovering darkness. its whole of oblivion forever licking at our doors with his eternal tongue until we become too weak to fight. and lie down to be taken by the cold embrace of the snow. (applause) >> stephen: okay, hands, it's christmas, let's keep it light, let's keep it light, all right. >> oh, would you care for a candied cane? >> stephen: thank you very much, that's nice. >> it represents the emotional crutch of the season's em

rudy hines band anatol showed up at his funeral. he greatly admired reagan in the end. but it just as sometimes we really don't get the full picture of these presidents until they leave office. in reagan's case, he did try to keep in contact. at least we recognize that there was a problem the president had to deal with and breaking out of the bubble of the white house. again in the book, talk about a lot of other president since the one. i just wanted to talk a little bit about president obama and then have some summary remarks. president obama does try to keep in touch. he has brilliant posters. we saw the example in a campaign or the posters by joe bennett said from new york outfoxed the republicans in that romney to republican nominee picked a slice and dice the elect great in ways the posters had not done. they use a lot of corporate methods where they would have researchers actually almost lived with their families for long periods of time to get an idea what was going on in the lives of everyday americans. that's very expensive to do. he had the money and he wasn'

. >> the journalist greg hines, but nothing from the principle either the president or the vice president. but the people are here so at least they haven't thrown water in my face or wind in my face. my wife said that would be better. it would be a controversy. >> you are too two popular. >> i don't think that's it. so we will see. they have not read it yet. good, not too bad, right? oh come on. >> no, it's great. so are you getting out and getting a chance to talk about this? >> yeah, i'm doing a bunch of media this week and starting light late next week i go on tour in 20 cities. crazy. >> i would think it would be very supportive of the survey. >> yeah, exactly. how are you doing? what are you up to? >> i've been busy and trying to do extracurricular writing. >> do you have a new book? >> i'm sort of stepping up and doing so my regular things. >> that's great. you do a good post of the day. >> thanks. i'm trying to stay out there and keep up. eventually i will figure out how to do this. >> you should do another book. you are so good at it. both books for me this one, the lbj one which

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unbeaten streak the second longest this century just gone nowhere without injured stars sonny son kyle hines and sonny wayne's but the defense was inspired and or even seen as man finishing the first quarter twenty three points to ten in front then in the second they extended their lead to nineteen points and never looked back then a stage lead the army men with eighteen points and says got improved trade three i'm on record with way out in group f. they also preserve the only euro league best record for seventeen straight victories set nine years ago it is maccabi tel aviv are unbeaten in four games. while also agree that the russian side look what if the band playing to their second win in four matches eighty points to seventy five a time to gather this list to any and team started brightly up fifty one points to thirty nine by half time but after the break lock them out to improve their defense in the last four minutes and announce a thirteen point run on did the home side victory but scored a criticise him on notched up twenty one to say look i want to go joint force we're going. to have

sara hines in how with more on the buyout of beam and what the deal means to the spirits industry. >> reporter: the company behind yamazaki whiskey and m mid-dorr liqueur is adding to its portfolio. >> this was the only property you could buy so, you kind of had to pay up for it and that's why you see this purchase price. >> reporter: one big winner is pershing square, the hedge fund run by bill akman, the biggest stake holder of beam shares since september. he's up more than $370 million on the position since friday. betting on beam in general has been a good strategy thanks to growth in spirits consumption. longer-term growth in emerging markets and shorter term here in the united states. in fact, that growth rate of spirits growing faster than wine drinking, beer drinking is actually shrinking. >> millennials, the younger 20 to 30 crowd, are increasingly going to spirits. and when i say that, it started a decade ago with vodka and really in the past two, three years it's brown spirits. >> reporter: while beer is still king when it comes to profits and size, more people are opting f

hines a republican who represents mineral rights campbell and converse counties said it was vital for lawmakers to take up the issue swiftly because natural gas was so important to wyoming as economy he himself has forty abandoned rigs on his own property where the company went bankrupt patriots resource company they went bankrupt and left these forty rates so he's looking for state fun to clean up his toxic mess on his own but he's like hi he still doesn't see that as a problem he's like we need more of this right dick cheney is a socialist his daughter len i believe her name is she's run dropped out of the senate race in wyoming because she's got it out open up a socialist you know where she's going to pray to the guy. out of socialism which she clearly is inherent to they don't work for a living they extract wealth why there is from the bank where they drain money freely. or from the earth using fracking and they don't pay for the fracking they don't pay for the rigs they don't pay for the land and they never pay for the cleanup they're just extracting the ecological resources to t

costs for the squad but included powerful would come hines this since joined since camp and this campaign off to further changes to my roster the sixth time euro league champions are now targeting a return to continental glory two thousand and thirteen is getting here a transition to say is as a hundred place a number of the old guard who serve them so well over the last year is over the scene is slowly starting to gel as tough a toss way ahead in two thousand and fourteen as a club look to try and win that first year really tight sole in six years after somebody who comes to be on and managed to cruise for outta the top sixteen in santa sasha kaun says is a real hunger to go way off to getting to a final four in the last two seasons for a lot of players here you know no no we will have the many players who want you know because who want to with. people who've been obsessed with a long time to have a one year early in the long term hope and will realise it over you know i think everybody wants to win so we'll definitely it's one of our goals and was trying and trying to get to the well be

what is left the hine is a sticky, almost pure glob of thc. >> this is the concentrated part. heat up until it is red- hot. he will put a doma on it. the doma a sickly captures all of the smoke. dome captures all of the smoke. coloradonow legal in and now washington state. the mayor water -- marijuana rationalization is it is safe. as the striking video show, amateurs have cost explosions while trying to make it in home kitchens. reports ofave been passing out from intense highs. that has some worried about what this means for the newly legal marijuana business. >> asked crack is to cocaine dabbing is to marijuana. >> that seems a little much to me. also getting up marijuana stocks. do they look legit? >> i do not know how widget that is. i am not sure it will spread as quickly as crack cocaine. as far as regular pot, which we are pretty safe to assume people will use that as the main source going forward, it is priced a little bit higher than medical marijuana in colorado come up but less than what you get on the gray lacked market here in new york. charging about $45 for an

. >> the folks from duncan hines sent a cake over. the cake had -- it had red velvet and green -- it was red and green for the holidays. after all i ate, with you watching me -- >> yes. >> in private, secretly, i hunked off a piece that have cake and ate it. >> you're not kidding. >> i feel totally -- like sugar high, disgusting. i do it every year. >> it's still your resolution. >> this year's different. i'm going to wear green again in 2015 and make the same resolution. >> i know how hard they are. only 8% of the people that make them keep them. i'm going to make one that's kind of easy to keep. >> what? >> i realize i do not eat enough vegetables and i do not eat enough fruits. >> you're going to do those two? >> i'm going to do that, too. this fantastic water thing my daughter does now. maybe we'll make it and start drinking some of that. it's water and you slice cucumber and put in it. there's some other stuff you put in it. she says it is so cleansing and so fantastic. so i'll get the recipe for that and i will make it maybe nex

you can see here hined up from west to east, pushing the winds in from the atlantic.t mimed air is across europe. london and paris 6-7 degrees. warm here, and that warmth will extend to the north-east of europe. 2 degrees is not cold. it should be minus nine. snow in place and into saturday. not too bad further south. temperatures around 5-6 celsius across southern parts of europe. >> unsettled weather piloting in across the north-west. we are looking at a drier spell making its way into the western side of europe as we go on through the weekend. down to the south-east. wet weather making its way out of the eastern side of the mediterranean. syria, lebanon, jordan, into iraq. heavy rain through friday, making its way eastwards. we could - wouldn't be surprised if we see flooding coming in as the system makes its way further eastwards. the weather stretching to central areas of the gulf. we may well see a fair amount of cloud and rain making its way across the likes of qatar. expect rain here as we go through saturday. dry weather in behind it. temperatures picking up

dan aykroyd sworn is as sheriff's deputy in hines city.e won't be hunting gas, aykroyd said he'll use celebrity status to boost the public profile of the department. bet he will. >>> delta. >> if this happens reach up and pull a mask toward you until the tube is fully extended. >> with the 1980s-themed video, we remember that, featuring alf, used to love that snow, who needs help with oxygen mask. teddyruskin. all that hair. >>> are you ready for football? i know i am. as we approach the weekend. jonathan martin speaking out about the harassment he faced from teammate richie incognito. he said in an interview he tried to be friends with incognito and other guys on the team but felt he had to leave when hazing went into the second season. >> i'm a grown man. i've been in loerk rooms. there's vulgar language. it's the persistence of it. i wish i would have had more tools to solve my situation. i felt trapped like i didn't have a way to make it right. getting down to the point where i thought it was best to remove myself from the situation. >

his name is luke hines and he's been hired to help her with her nutrition and fitness while she is down excited about working with ms. jolie. describing her as professional and down to earth. >> he's in decent shape. >> and he's got an accent. which he be half as cute as he is. round up on that. >> brad pitt, though. >> exactly. but next up, meet these cuties. although we don't think of cats and dogs as a match made in heaven, bonded like brothers, this cheetah cub and labrador puppy are being raised together at the dallas zoo. the 6-month-old has been suffering from respiratory illness. but from the looks of the video, he is feeling a lot better. >> look at that. my ball. >> when they're babies like that, they're more alike than different. >> i think they pair puppies and cheetahs quite frequently. they do it at the columbus zoo. i've seen it. >> i'll check on that. >> i'm making this up. i promise you. jungle jack hanna does it. he does. he does, i saw it! >> i will look soo it. >> how do you know? >> i like "game of thrones." i like animals. i'm a nerd on different levels. >> dan kno

joins us onim hines his take on the state of the union address.rspective on what the president's clans could mean for jobs and the economy. atter than estimated from -- look at the numbers as well as freezing temperatures and how they caused havoc in the south, including atlanta. what a mess. stay in the loop. ♪ >> herbalife was called a pyramid scheme. maker stephanie is looking into this. where is he going? >> it is a big deal. if you are someone who wants to read herbalife. number oneackman's's analyst. his first herbalife presentation at the conference. he is leaving now and not going to another fun or doing something as his own activist investor. he is taking a break. going to the trade has been a serious beat down. you might want to take his money and run. >> i imagine. --razy few months there months. did withber what he general growth properties. whos a young guy from texas just got married. we do not necessarily need to look into this. he is saying, he has done it and made his money and he is going home. we have not seen anyone leave akron

. >> eight students were arrested that day, along with parent kevin hines. hines said of a witnesses what happened, he entered the school to alert the principal. >> he radios in to two other officers and they come swarm on me and slam me against the wall. he says tase him, tase him, and at that point i said for what? for trespassing. i said i have daughters here. he was charged with trespassing. >> people might say listen, cops have no idea what they were walking into, they got calls, things sounded hectic. >> senior prank is supposed to be fun, neve hurting anybody. i didn't see anyone getting hurt by a water balloon, you know, just a little water. >> just a little water, but for these families, a life-altering impact. >> i want people to know we're not bad kids, we're not criminals, you know, we're not thieves, murderers, anything like that. we were just kids at school who got put in the wrong situation. >> coming up this evening, we look at the discovery of the link between murder and algebra, how the math class can shape some students' lives. you can see

refine till all success be nobleness n diviney gai dream iful for patriot that sees beyond the years hinester cities gleam ndimmed by human tears america! america! theehed his grace on good own thy with brotherhood ♪ m sea to shining sea and applause] [applause] [laughter] >> the oath of office will now be administered to the attorney by a retired judge for the 25th judicial circuit of virginia. >> if you would repeat after me. i, mark r herring, do solemnly swear that i will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states of the united oftes -- the constitution the united states and the constitution of virginia and that i will faithfully, impartially discharge the duties as attorneyon me general of the commonwealth of virginia to the best of my god.ty, so help me congratulations. [applause] >> the oath of office will now be administered to the thetenant governor elect by honorable glenn a tyler, retired judge of the second judicial circuit of virginia. [applause] >> are you prepared to take the oath? >> yes, sir, i am. >> would you raise your right hand, placed your a 10 on the h

. >> for 44-year-old inmate david hines the impact program is helping him deal with his 20 years of drug i was the baddest man in the world, but everybody has fears, and they let you walk through them, come back around and introduce yourself to them, and then keep on going with your life. the confidence, i'm going to tell you, they work with us like you wouldn't believe. they really do. >> what are you going to get by being right? >> to me i would say a feeling of satisfaction. >> and why would you do drugs? >> to feel good. >> feeling satisfaction. >> feeling satisfaction. >> let me ask this. do the ends justify the means? >> no. >> 75% of the inmates enrolled at the recovery center are not re-arrested for the same crime, according to a recent survey conducted by county officials. upon an inmate's completion of either the substance abuse or batterer's program they're given a graduation ceremony and a certificate. >> in order to break the cycle of violence is extremely difficult because you have to get honest with yourself. and that process will take you through a lot of valleys, places

hines for a minute and a half. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, director cordray. i'm glad you are here. i was heart by the discussion we had a ton ago. were committed to your mission and appreciate the limits of your mission in the media had to not overly regulate them is harmful for economy. i'm glad you are here. you will sense that is my sentiment universally shared in this room. as the chairman said, they offered the opportunity to offer storage about the work you do. i got reading the survey. they point out your location massive data collection effort gathering financial information on millions of americans cannot impose snoopers and regulations and job creators get it goes on and on. and my business this is push polling. it is fear mongering and apart from the entertainment value of this white-hot partisanship, i got to thinking, what about the stories that can't be told? but how does one tell the story of a predatory loan that didn't bankrupt an american family? how does one tell the story of the liars that didn't get made in the family not sitting on the c

we're back in two and a half minutes with head hines. we want to leave you with an inspirational moment from last night's state of the union address, a standing ovation for this man who was wounded with a road side bottom in 2010. >> corey remsberg -- one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? again by having the president making this pointing continuously, it causes the people to say you know what, we should examine this issue. most of the jobs we are talking about you can't send those overseas. >> right, they have to be service jobs. in a sense though mr. anderson have you seen people galvanized, people wanting to work now to actually see if they can make the difference on this? maybe it wouldn't have happened before the government shutdown. >> before the governm

alicia keys was hired by then ceo tore son hines. >> i wonder what she did as creative director?girl just got fired. >> yeah, funny. >>> it's a popular job, lady gaga, the creative director distinction at polaroid. it's basically just a posterchild. it's high-profile releases. >>> i want to draw your attention to one stock in the news. general mills, of course, the cereal maker, announcing that it is no longer going to be using gmos in cheerios. the popular breakfast cereal. i've been working the phones on this story, talked to general mills about this, and i asked, does this mean you'll start doing this with other products? and they say, no. cheerios is sort of a specific example here. they say because mostly the oats go into the cheerios, which don't usually come from genetically modified ingredients, it was easier to do. they say it's perfectly safe to have gmos in food, they're maintaining that position, so don't look for other cereals to have it. still, if you are a consumer group and you've been pushing against gmos, saying they're unhealthy, they cause diseases, this could

i know lee, matt hines is a medical doctor. he is more importantly for our purposes, he a two-term arizona minorityresentative, whip in the arizona legislature. we will talk about the experience of being a participant in the system and running an election where they did not have the public in 2012. currently director in provider -- of provider outreach. he is not speaking on behalf of the administration, but really from his own personal experiences. with that, i will turn it over to michael miller. you.ank i just want to say thank you to the new america foundation and other panelists were joining us today. introduction was so good, it cut my presentation in half. to beason why i came interested in this as policy and one to write the book from the perspective that i did is in a former life i was a consultant- strategistst -- working on a congressional campaign. we did not always win. when we would lose, they would say the same thing, imagine what we could have done if only we had the money. that stayed with me. when i went to gr

nominees are the act of killing, joshua open hiemer and sore ren sen, "cutie and the boxer", jackry hiney wars", "the square" and "20 feet from stardom", nominees to be determined. >> for best foreign language filling, the nominees are from bell gum "the broken circle breakdown," from hitly, "the great beauty, from denmark, "the hunt" from cambodia, "the missing picture" and from palestine "omar". >> for best achievement in directing, david o. hustle for "american hustle, alfonso occur ron for gravity, alexander payne for nebraska steve mcqueen for "12 years a slave" and martin score says see for "the wolf of kwal street". >>> best performance by an actress in a leading role, nominees are him aadams, cate blanchett, sandra bullock, judie bench and meryl streep in "august 0 cage county". >> for best performance of an actor in a leading role, the nominees are christian bail in "american hustle," bruce dern in "nebraska", lee hard do dicaprio in "the wolf of wall street", "12 years a slave" and matthew mcconaughey in "dallas buyers club". >> and finally we are pleased to announce that the f