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ukraine's newly installed leadership by a ban on the former ruling party only from the huns for its members with money among them a high that in fear of retaliation. and scotland's an ounce referendum ainsworth's inside chronic national flag may be in for some major changes. he said . so many things would have to be changed we ask some brits how they feel about the redrawing of one of their country's most recognizable simple. you're watching artsy international with memory and the cost of all welcome to the program that's once a fourteen winter games have bid farewell capping sixteen days of tough competition with a dazzling closing ceremony our very own in the sun now is an odd see saw two students was lucky enough to witness the games and she can recap it all for us so they say how does it feel now that the olympics are over. well it's overwhelming to say the least but even more so for those who took part of course after a few very intense weeks athletes finding out for medals having everyone on the edge of their seats or a lot of cheers and tears and now it's a little sad that everything

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and dearest wife you will ever have, mother of your children, then there is mary matalin, attila the hunere has never been an issue, we have never, ever accidentally or on purpose, we call it the burden of knowledge. even if it is something i don't care about, i am not going to tell you because you don't need the burden of knowledge. we also have physical constraints. i have my fox news fair and balanced through that he has his espn room, his own closet, his own bathroom, his own space. there is never any fear of accidentally sharing any confidences but in the larger sense strategies aren't secret. messages aren't secret. the campaign that is keeping their message secret is going to lose. >> by all accounts he is doing a heck of a job at bayless. athletically doing great and doing a great job, glad he is in waco and i concur. glad he is in waco. to the back to that in this room people remember that. i will be honest. of everything i have done in my life the thing i'm most proud of is i was the first person out there defending clinton. not because i really do like him but because i was of

. >> ji hun park, public hearings ber peld on four cities in three continents. many other witnesses asked for their identities to be withheld. there had been many investigations into human rights into north korea but never one as comprehensive as this. getting a clear picture of what goes on in the secretive state where people cope with extreme deprivation and starvation is very difficult. the international commission on inquiry finds there is massive repression, torture, execution, systematic rape and abduction of foreigners. many of these count as crimes against humanity. all part of a planned system of political control. north korea's leader, kim jong-un once executed his uncle, once the second most powerful man in the country and a number of other relatives. kim, just age 31, took over from his father four years ago. the chairman of the commission on inquiry has written a letter to him. in it he has said the u.n. would refer the situation to the democratic republic of korea, including possibly yourself who may be responsible for crimes against humanity. >> n

there has been hun -- sinai peninsula.there's reason to believe they could work in this context. >> why do you think mahmoud abbas made the suggestion in the first place. he's gone as far as saying gaza and the west bank can be mitt tarized and he'd be willing to rely on n.a.t.o. providing security indefinitely? >> i think you are seeing postering on both sides. i don't think the west will sign up to indefinite peacekeeping. there's room for negotiation, if you look for the example of bosnia, where an implementation force was provided, and a stabilization lasting 8-20 years. that's the commitment the west will make. if it's an 8-10 year commitment, the u.s. military pulled out of raik, pulling out of afghanistan. people in the united states - we are war-weary, do you thige the american people could get behind on action. >> i think so. i think the u.s. and western allies have a strategic interest in making sure there's a stable peace in that part of the world. we have a moral interest to promote the peace agreement. you are

it has approval ratings lower than attila the hun.he american voter sends the same kind of people back to congress. we need to be open to new kinds of people in politics. not just people from well-connected families or people with a lot of money. where are the labor leaders, the poets are the doctors, the artists, people who can enrich our politics. they are not there. >> with where are the artists? that's what i want to see more of. >> one of the things about these families. we talk about the kennedys and the bushes. there is a legacy of public service. these kids grow up talking about issues and grow up knowing they want to give back, there is that element of it there. if your goal is to get more families involved, how do you do it? how do you get the musicians? one of the best ways to break into politics is to have money. >> there is only one answer. it will take either changing the constitution or a very different supreme court. that is complete public financing of campaigns and much title laws on lobbying and special interests. t

. >> for sun jong hun, the memory of the mother and sisters he left behind in north korea. >> there isn't one moment over the last 12 years that i felt any happiness during this holiday season. >> sung has taken the public announcement of going back to the north. he wants both to agree. >> south koreans would see me as an illegal redirector. i want to express my feelings to the officials first. >> he says his stance is political, designed to draw the antagonism of the two governments that keeps their nations unnecessarily divided but points to financial troubles in the south. >> life here can be very difficult, can be very lonely and in recent years there's been a surge in the numbers that are going home. there have been reports of coercion in at least some of these returns. certainly the authorities in pyongyang milk them for whatever information they can. spoken out about its internal workings as well as north korean human rights. he knows his own brother was executed for helping to get his son to south korea so what about the risk? >> they could maximize my use for political propaganda

hun muni advising people to use b.a.r.t.s an alternative. >>> the northeast and mid- atlantic states are bracing for another winter storm. it's already been a season of stuck cars and canceled school days. now, new york, new jersey and pennsylvania, as well as massachusetts, are expecting more snow, slush and slow travel. massachusetts in fact may get socked with as much as 15 inches tonight and tomorrow. >> under these conditions, it really isn't possible for us to keep the road clear and safe given the rate of snowfall. >> it's crazy. i wish the winter would stop. we keep getting hit over and over. >> and the east is still recovering from thursday after more than a thousand flights were canceled. sfo tells ktvu that flights from the east coast are running 30 to 40 minutes late due to the bad weather. that's after 15, 20-minute delays earlier. boston's logan airport is warning that flights may be canceled. as always best to check with your airline before heading to the airport. >>> new at 5:00 an alarming trend across the a

another account from a survivor named park ji hun, in a labor camp, told a story about women being treatedck. take a listen. >> jobs included plaining do planing down the hills, we didn't have shoes, and the road had rocks and broken glasses. they didn't -- they thought we were going to escape. we were risk of escape. and instead of using ox or cows as the carriage for us, four of us actually worked as a cow, dragging the cart. >> one analyst we spoke to says this is a huge breakthrough, this u.n. report on north korea, because it details what he says is, quote, the worst human rights situation in the world. and wolf, when you think of what's going on in syria, in the central african republic and nigeria, places like that, that's staggering. >> what have the north koreans said in response? >> we got hold of them at their offices at the u.n. headquarters in geneva, and said this is basically bogus, this is fake, part of a political plot to sabotage north korea, and here's a quote. the, quote, human rights violations mentioned in the so-called report do not exist in our country. now, we also

and dearest wife you will ever have, mother of your children, then there is mary matalin, attila the hunere has never been an issue, we have never, ever accidentally or on purpose, we call it the burden of knowledge. even if it is something i don't care about, i am not going to tell you because you don't need the burden of knowledge. we also have physical constraints. i have my fox news fair and balanced through that he has his espn room, his own closet, his own bathroom, his own space. there is never any fear of accidentally sharing any confidences but in the larger sense strategies aren't secret. messages aren't secret. the campaign that is keeping their message secret is going to lose. >> by all accounts he is doing a heck of a job at bayless. athletically doing great and doing a great job, glad he is in waco and i concur. glad he is in waco. to the back to that in this room people remember that. i will be honest. of everything i have done in my life the thing i'm most proud of is i was the first person out there defending clinton. not because i really do like him but because i was of

several hun tread are trapped this their cars. the problem is not snow as much as it is wind. gusts of 100 miles per hour. >> they are begging people not to travel. >> speaking of travel and snow. for all the latest let's bring in the meteorologist. >> we are going to see our temperatures taking a dive. as a result of cold air we'll switch from rain to snow. here is a broad view of the radar. you can see the precipitation stretches from the southern plains all the way in to parts of new england. it's associated with the cold front. all the rain and snow sliding to the south and east. we are seeing a little light rain showers around the dallas fort worth area. temperatures dropping and we'll see rain. it all swips over to snow. snow flakes coming over oklahoma. we are in a break. we are seeing the snow filling in here. there are a number of advisories and warnings that are out. here in the small areas, southern oklahoma. around oddmor, the areas will be slick. at least not as of yet. we are watching an area of low pressure. it will work up the cold front, in advance of it, temp

on top of that, airlines will need to hire up to 4,5 hun hu00 per year for the next ten years to keep up with a surge of retirements and increased air travel. no major airlines have had hiring problems, but they pay significantly more than regional carriers. >>> today law enforcement officials in connecticut will be testify being mental health and school security. this is parts of a sandy hook commission -- is part of a sandy hook commission meeting. officials will outline their policies on incident management during a crisis. consumer advocates will also speak today about managing donations in the aftermath of a crisis. all the topics are related to the deadly shooting at sandy hook elementary in 2012. >>> rocks thrown at a metro bus injuring its driver. police have a key clue they hope will help them find the person who threw them. >>> plus, how much money your child costs you a month and the lesson experts want soon to--be parents to know. >>> we're in the deep freeze now. temperatures just near ten degrees. >>> if you're a hand sanitizer nuts, this may worry you. new survey result