ing it might be different. for most french people the central african republic is much further away, its problems much more complicated and the chances of success however that might be measured far more difficult to achieve. >> francois hollande took a risk and he made a bet. it can be a bik success. it can also a catastrophe because we have to remember that france intervened many, many times in this area of central africa without they result. >> france used to intervene, they said, to appropriate prop up corrupt regimes. the french government is already askingi partners for help. may cause serious political problems for francois hollande. simon meg gresimon mcgregor wool jazeera. >> ing fell short of a majority. they spent the past three months negotiating the coalition deal with their arch rival, the spd. >>> hundreds of workers at amazon's german operation have launched a 24 hour strike against the be online retailer. targeting three of the company's distribution centers during the crucial christmas period.

ing c ch a lla,ing chibatta, she now shiers the kitchen with women from mexico and bangladesh. >> i like coming here and work and speak with people english and other language. i know another language like spanish, sometimes language. >> jessica rodriguez started the business in her kitchen. >> in the u.s. and in europe, men are getting jobs in professional baking. so i really wanted to marry a market demand for interesting ethnic breads with the need for immigrant women to get better jobs and career in management track jobs. >> according to rodriguez. the-oars one day hope to compete with the cities biggest bakeries and find their programs with bread alone. >> the bakery also offers free english lessons. they have been her life line since she came here from moroc morocco, six years ago. alone. >> it was my dream. i came, it was very, very difficult because you're going like another world, like another world, no family there, no english, how do you spike to the people? it was interesting for me to leern lot of stuff, to have responsibility for yourself. >> so far, others have stayed here

in a nice ing is growing stage.e had no problem all week at least since monday living on bitcoin. are sending them to you? and i y send fractions have sent fractions of bitcoins to others t. is part of the way works.munity if you want to know more about bitcoin and a lot of people have sending me questions, what he id is immerse myself in t subread it. if you don't know read it.com is one of the bill continue boards. you want to go all the way to bitcoin fficial foundation is a place you can 0.06 bitcoin. that is where the big programers sit. waiting tomorrow to hear about webster hall. >> i hope there are people there. could be cloak and dagger. who knows what they will have. it is 26 past the hour and we will get you out to the newsroom. is there with the latest on trade. a lot of not seeing buying when it comes to stocks. except theng selling nasdaq. s&p has come way back from the declines. data.economic investors are weighing it. we will have more in 30 minutes. ♪ >> this is "money moves" where turn us on in tph

of ing us more is ben jones team that specializes in international corporate tax issues. to have you on the program. a k to us about how this is turning point. it started a couple of years ago when we realized that swiss were to the point where people could put their money is a turning e point today. >> today and in the coming weeks months is a real turning point because over the last been a f years there's growing pressure from the u.s. information about u.s. account holders and enerally for countries such as switzerland but specifically they have been talking to witzerland to engage more proactively with the international information that are growing in force in the tax world. the is is not only about u.s. but u.s. today because the is saying you should sign up or you risk big fines on you. a collective conscience of asking more and to reveal bank accounts. >> this is a global issue. very stronglyiven by the u.s. because they have clout to ic power and do so. but you will see not only in with theific agreement u.s. -- sorry, with switzerland tax so in the u.s.'s complia

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you will see smaller niche firms emerge. >> why does william moris need ing? >> they handled the lebron james decision. it didn't go well. ing had a strong sports position. the marketing, revenue sharing and that's where they make money. they combine the agencies. it's like hollywood actors that want to be athletes. the synergie is there. >> do we know what they'll call this thing? >> ing. >> coming up. more of my conversation with glen n greenwald and what is next for him. plus a million dollar piccaso showed for what, $140. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. here are the top stories. construction on new houses soared almost 23% last month, the biggest jump in 20 years. home builders broke ground on 1 million homes in november, the most since early 2008. it's a deal of bipartisan budget agreement passing the senate avoiding a government shutdown for up to two years. the bill eases automatic spending cuts caused by the sequester. 48 recommendations on how to reg eye late the n.s.a. a suggestion from the presidential commi

>> at this time it's come ing to an end. republicans voting for this even though the base was against t they're saying enough is enough. by passing this budget they get back to a regular process. you see the appropriation process has broken down. they have not been passing their normal routine bills getting them back home and being able to explain what they've been doing for the constituents. i think once this budget passes they'll get back to the normal routines. if they can do that hopefully they can get their approval ratings up 10%. is that important to them? >> i think its important when they go home and they here at their local grocery stores all the griping. norm is right, they want to be re-elected, but when the rank and file aren't politically active come and say you got to get back to work. this is ridiculous, they feel the heat. that's why so many republicans voted for this budget process . >> norm, the names have dressed origin hatcdriftedin orrin hatcn mccain, the numbers are getting up there, close to 60. what

. >> i'm not the biggest quoter of gallup but the over well ing majority of americans want it repealed or major changes. whien won't the president say, you know what, i made promises we can't keep. why don't we cut our losses and debate this to get a system you would buy into. >> you know what, i think the president made it clear he has always wanted further debate and input. setting the aside, i feel that way. there's never been a major law passed that didn't need to be revised and amended. >> david. >> every one. >> h says we are not going back on this no matter how many people it hurt. >> he said, not while i'm president. >> he couldn't be more clear. >> it doesn't matter what he said. look what he does. >> at least you came off of that. >> he did say we are not going back. he doesn't intend to go back. he intended to hurt people because he knew -- >> for what reason? >> to advance statism and redistribution. i'm serious. >> which people -- >> there was collateral damage. he hurt them because he was hell bent on socialized medicine. i believe that. >> really? i don't think the democ

ut it was linked to compromising 33 million credit card numbers and the department demonstrated ings that he had earned $200,000 over three or four years. that is not a lot of money for a smart guy in the tech industry. >> reconsider the life choices, i'm thinking. >> albert gonzalez had $1 buried in his back yard. >> right. >> right. >> what we're focused on here i infrastructure that the criminals are leveraging, right? and over time, you'll see as we panel today, the evolution of the cybercriminal and the infrastructure that them has evolved. those commitmenting the crime impacting us 10, 15 years ago, now the ones commercializing, industrializing ground.dz the xhodization of malware, and infrastructure for making it easier than most that don't have programming or computer science background to engage in activity.nal that's going to continue to anonymity. and what zach and his team does the recent arrests, i don't think the public truly nderstands how difficult it is to merge the on-line identity with the real world identity. hat's a daunting task and it becomes quite cumbersome.

ing through that next. ♪ -- blog s blagojevich west. se talked about the white hou p.r.ush but one group opposed to obama care is trying to get its message out using snapchat. megan hughes has more. ch brothers will stop at nothing but is nothing sacred? eative and chief. they call themselves generation opportunity a conservative leaning organization and has funding from the koch brothers. you probably have seen some of their ads, the creepy uncle sam demonizing big government and encouraging young people without insurance most coveted by the insurance industry to refuse to sign up healthcare of the exchanges. they are moving into the snapchat. the first disappeared after those opted in received it but tured and posted on twitter. they also released a video on youtube promoting the fact that they were moving to snapchat. get this. mo group is planning pro events at colleges like the recent university of miami tail et party they will be hitting 20 college towns and the entire $750,000 so not a ton of money when you consider that the koch brothers are involved but they are

>>ing nasa hopes by christmas, all the work will be done.eaving the astronauts to celebrate safely back on the space station. now, these are live pictures from space. how cool is that to see this all happening it realtime? >> it's amazing. >> we love this stuff. >> we'll be continuing to watch this happen throughout the day. we know that they are again, trying to hook up this the spare pump to the international space station. it seems like things are back on electric. >> alina, what does that do whether he they're all said and done? it's fixed or. >> the goal is that they'll be able to step away from this project, that it will be connected. >> turn it on. >> and everything's back to normal. >> like a light switch. it's the cooling module, isn't it? that keeps the space station cool. >> yes. >> from what they're saying, they've got three of the four lines attached. that's me speaking technical. >> alina, thank you. >> i love that stuff. live from space. all right. turning to more serious news now, it violence flaring in the middle east today.

. >> the grandmother was taken to a different hospital, possibly suffer ing from hypothermia and shock and at last check the little boy is in critical condition. >>> north korea has released a video message from an 85-year-old palo alto veteran detained in the country. the government claims it's his apology for war crimes. don knapp reports that's not what merrill newman's family sees. >> attacked the communications system and killed three innocent operators. >> reporter: in this video released by the north korean government, merrill newman of palo alto reads a statement his captors claim is an apology for alleged crimes during the war. >> in the u.s. and western countries there is misleading propaganda. >> reporter: his supposed apology was not show in the video. the korean war veteran reportedly writes he's guilty for a long list of crimes and asks forgiveness. he was taken in an airplane when he prepared to fly home. here at his retirement home neighbors put up yellow ribbons. >> what could somebody 85 do? i'm 96 and i wonder what i would do if i got put in jail. >> there's no histo

some of the goups have been criticizing him personally by ing after the republican caucus, paul ryanbably feels, too. >> they're sensitive, aren't they? michael, that's too bad. >> but i do think -- we should never discount the personnels. >> i am not discounting it. taking it all personally. my goodness. >> ourulersand our rulers have a sensitivity problem, because after all, nothin is worse is watching the other party. >> for the republican or democrat? >> that's right. nothing worse than watching the political leads of both parties contend the lead. the benghazi thing the administrationas lead from day one about this. john boehner who has it in his power, refuses to have select committee x, why, because god only knows why. it's this washington inside game. we have a regularrd budget. we have no realdeficit cuts. the tea party, for all of their problems, they're right about one thing, american people are as mad as hell >> mad as hell, but seemingly passive as hell. i can't a time when the issues were bigger, working men and women in this country were in greater jeopardy as a result

you wrote back in april after there was a bit of a mess-up following the us a tip bock ings. you wrote about how traditional media has new in reporting breaking news, i have it on my phone. there's a chef having a responsibility of just -- of vetting and sharing new the ation to have one of guys. -- that the was woman who rashed her car into the white house is mentally ill. it is so likely that any given arena would have heard that or sheen it. that it makes sents for you to say here is a claim, people are work. there's not much evidence for as op easied to because you tillly. it makes sense to engage -- thing that you are not and, there's this weird mirror or allegation abroad in the land that he is secretly muslin. if he'll talk about it, he'll el vay us. just kind of the reporting of it. and then at some point they eeg liesed for mur and verybody has theard they had that's just a change in the way information travels. i'm curious about how large organizations will tweet right away. and they have to that is this like a new job? >> i think -- i do think their reflexes are ar

it's not an ice ing situation. partly cloudy, breezy.d overnight. 18 to 28 and winds out of the northwest at about 10 to 15. now, if you are headed out tomorrow, it will be in the 20s. 11:00 a.m., 29. at 1:00 p.m. it's 30. most of us will not make it above freezing on thursday. so we got 32 on thursday. seasonably cold on friday. but back up to 40 and then a mix of rain to saturday. temperatures holding in the upper 30s. the next seven days, we're looking at a leftover rain snowshower or snowshower. not bad. 40s on monday. kind of chilly. almost 50 on tuesday. and then kind of cool, chilly. high temperatures in the low 40s. i said it earlier, two weeks before christmas and i'm not freaking out. >> i cannot believe it. it's almost as crazy as what happened in the press conference. >> i have more questions. >> i'm ready to answer. even if you don't like the redskins, you have to admit what's transpired out there, it's rivetting television. it really is. we'll touch on all aspects this country was built by working people. the economy needs

but what airlines have done they'they've erred on the side f upgrade ing loyalty programs. the last thing they want to do is alienate their highest paying customers. i expect that to be more painful to folks who are loyal to u.s. airways. >> that's it for now. from the team in washington, d.c. and from me, ray suarez, but you can keep the debate going on logging on to our facebook page or send us your thoughts on twitter. or you can reach me directly @ray suarez news. thanks for joining us. thanks to my guests. good night. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are the top stories we're following for you. >> our mission is to understand not just what happened, but why it happened. >> investigative teams try to find out what caused a deadly train derailment. >>> and using drones to make deliveries. one company's futuristic vision for getting packages to their customers. >>> plus the killing of henry glubber. a retrail in the wake of hurricane katrina. >> crews are working tory move

and ing viral. >> catherine: breaking those breaking news jahi mcmath's family has made a major announcement tonight. fight to keep the brain- dead teenager on life support. another facility going to take her in oakland children's hospital response -- does not look >> catherine: the 13-year- old has been on life support at oakland children's hospital after a routine tonsillectomy.and doctors there say they can do no more for her. kron-4's justine waldman has more on the continued battle to keep jahi on life support. >> reporter: needed aid to in her throat so that she can read and one in her stomach so that she could receive nutrition. chronicle is so optimistic for jahi's chances >>another fighting chance to keep jahi alive and wake up. >> reporter: children hospital oakland does not believe a surgical procedures on a body of a deceased person is an appropriate medical practice. >> act up sent me that up sat me >>that upset me. we are asking, to help us tran sport her to a different facility to keep her alive. they say no, we want to keep her dead therefor we will not provide nutrition. >>

since we ing that opened the door. >> why? >> on the d.c. circuit when they school. of law had a experience there. my judge, i don't know if you'll remember, he was on the circuit with a nixon appointee. when he became ill, they took a few clerks panned swapped us around. work for robert scalia, justice ginsberg and a judge named spots robinson. they were compelling individuals. two or three week, they gave me and i'd work on it until the judge came back. the business of being around the constitution know ou have people who what they're doing with it. i like to teach it. i love very much the fact that verything that happens in america can be taught in common law. there's not anything that doesn't come through the court anything that doesn't show up in an opinion that's interesting for our students. >> what do you remember from justice ginsberg? very precise.l, i'm not a great speller or on side, ginsberg was very precise. funny. justice bork is as intimidating as you might imagine. did you get to know chief justice john roberts? in did, we shared a suite the old exec

minister in the 11th hour intervene to end this and will he stop the insurance companies from extort inging innocent people? >> i respect the gentleman's campaigning but the bill is a huge step forward. there's been no provision through no fault that will die from this. once the scheme we are putting in place is up and running roughly 300 people a year will receive about 115,000 pounds each. that is an important step forward. he should be proud of the fact that after a long delay we're tackling this issue. >> will my friend join a me in absoluting the khrupblg r courageous of many, did courage of people to talk in ukraine. is there any further violence those who are responsible should be held personal accountable and will he hold out the prospects with closer contacts with europe. >> i agree with my friend we should pay tribute to those in ukraine who want to have a future linked to europe and want the peace and process pertd and stability that would bring. i think waoerbld also say as he said clearly that the world is watching what the ukrainian authorities have done and are contemplating

ing is in the content business. about selling people or getting a cut off of their salaries. it is about selling content. that is why ari likes this. >> you think back to the william morris endeavor merger, there were some conflicts of personality, just like you would have in any merger. and i just wonder if we are going to see a replete of this. >> i would be shocked if we did not. has huge implications. first of all it is international. we are talking about an agency , fiveas 1000 people offices, most lee -- mostly in beverly hills and new york. in contrast, the other company in 30 cities. we are talking about international -- >> the target is actually bigger. >> much bigger. in revenues. a huge international presence. i have college sponsorship, they are very big and college sports, hosting events, hockey, fashion. autoracing. >> it is content. this brings up a starker potential clash because it is not like two big hollywood agents duking it out, it is a guy that negotiates contracts for the university of auburn.

to do to get ing it back? i think there are great examples our our governors, conservative governors, our republican governors out there problems and bringing forth solutions to address those problems. here's an old saying that says people don't care how much they know until they know how much you care. e've got to do a better job as a party showing people that we listen, that we understand their problems, that we're going to do something about it, and then keep a word and do something it.ut that is the big difference what our party stands party the democratic stands for. 'd that is the big difference. they have done a better job on messaging. it making people believe they care. i do not believe that. if you look at individual states, we are focusing on jobs. we are focusing on education. we are focusing on trying to make a healthier system more amenable to the people versus the big government run, cost too much, too complicated. it's not working. we all know that. it is about the kitchen table issues. when i

it applause] >> i'm sure that everyone of us to stand ing to want in line to see the opera. year, do you a kwraoe expect? what is the plan? > there is a reading or a singing in february somewhere baltimore. o, that will be the first time that the entire score will be play played. ginsberg, in 1981 justice agan appointed sandra day -- connor to the court. tpeufirst woman to serve on the united states supreme court. been 112 appointments to the supreme court. you were 18. is that correct? white?u replaced justice >> either 107 or 108. > you were the second woman appointed to the supreme court, just 20 years ago this year. to the court an when it finally had a woman you came on the court two women justices? say what it is leak female.h three justices, >> when sandra was asked that question what does it mean to woman, she said if you think i'm glad ruth bader insberg has come on board you cannot imagine the joy of john -- o'connor toze be no longer the lone male spouse. [laughter] > she was there all alone for 12 years. a sign that women were there to when i was appointed. hey d

been tough china on the ing wto accord? a sense that china has fallen on some of the stipulations in the wto pact? >> well, this is a key issue. one thing we've done in this administration is significantly ramp up our efforts.nt efforts.e enforcement we brought 14 wto cases. eight against china. underscore that if china is going to agree to various they tions and benefit, need to im34re789 their obligations as well and continue to hold their feet to the fire so. ing >> do you agree in china there's the sense that the environment as turned against western companies which is something lot seeing and hearing a about? >> we heard anecdotal reports of concern in that. western companies o be active in china and here's an ongoing dialogue on how to make that best happen ithout undue barriers or discrimination. >> europe can make dc look functional, someone joked today. there a real sense that a trade deal could happen in the climate in america? is there a political will? >> there's a lot of political ill to move forward with the t

silver lake buying ing, one of the biggest agency deals ever, really.te a real juggernaut in the industry. have the release, there are various questions unanswered and a lot of it has to do with financial terms, how much debt william morris is taking on to get the deal. how much equity silver lake is putting into the deal. those are important questions. at the end of the day, what they would like to see is long-term success. the financial times, in part, will dictate whether or not this company will be successful over the long term. also important, there will be a culture clash. we know emanuel has got a pretty big character and ego, and he will be taking on agents that are in a completely different business, the business of sport licensing. we might have to see how the culture has come together. a lot of agents, where the two countries overlap, are probably asking themselves whether or not they will have a job going forward. , ithis financial market usually means shedding employees. >> let me ask you about the situation and the taking out of all this d

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co-ing up in just a minute. >> right now, there is a $60 million restoration about to go under way. going up this this spring. and then the work will begin. last year experts found nearly 13 lurks cracks and broken pieces on our capitol dome. a congressman who admitted to buying cocaine in dupont circle says he has no intention of leaving office. the florida republican spoke tonight just hours after he left a rehab facility. he says he used cocaine a handful of times but was in rehab for alcohol abuse. he says his addiction never interfered with his congressional obligations. he declined to answer questions on whether he would run for re-election next year. >> elections, politics political figures are all the last thing in my mind right now. i am focused right now on my family regaining the trust of southwest florida and getting back to work. >> today, he said members of congress should be drug tested. he's a broadcasting legend, but morntly, he's o of the nbc family. and he was laid to rest today. mack mcgary,z# heé08a0mac ÷? mócgary po toek potomac. his funeral was held today at a

elves also ing water skiing. put on a water show. >> santa is definitely having fun. in some places people celebrate with love and reflection. others there is anger and hatred. >> i felt bad for that man. >> yes. >> the chp is reminding everyone they are out in force looking for problems. charles clifford has more from yerba buena island. >> the california highway patrol will have a maximum enforcement period. they will look for speeders and impaired drivers and those not wearing their seat belt. they want you to call 9-1-1 if someone is drunk. 39 people were killed in highway traffic accidents. half were not wearing their seat belts. this year's christmas enforcement period is running along the drive sober or get pulled over campaign. that effort began december 13th and continues through new year's day. charles clifford kron4news. >>> a second medical opinion announced on jahi. it was another opinion by an independent doctor a firming she is in fact brain dead. her family has been fighting to keep her alive after a routine tonsil surgery went wrong. >> she meets crit

well, if it is, then you can keep dog al ofthe ings you' doi to ange t b hepesent day,e mes t wi thiwide of what ere oin o , wee ing del the plemtati, leyou ck up a catastrophic policy, let's roll back a few weeks when he id that the reason that you had to have the obamacare policy was because of what people had before, it was junk insurance. melissa: you thought you liked it, but it was actually a terrible policy you should not hav had. >> right. and did he get better allof a sudden? >> no, if it's a du policy, it's a junk policy. and so i think the president has talked himself into a deep hole. and whatever he does, it is not going to fix it becaushe keeps changing his own tune and position. melissa: i always go back to the math. there's a lotf people that signed up because they were thrilled and desperate and willing to sit through whatever it took on the website because they didn't have any health care. but right now, who are paying for those people? >> the taxpayers will pay for it. you will be heavily subsidized. but the 15% that we thought we would keep hearing, a lot of those

that is was one of the first persons on the west coast that started talking about divesting to mike ing make sure that people recognize the fact that par type was a disease and worked against humanity. harvey mills was that person, and he did planning at that time talking about divestment. i want you to know. the reason show me, show me, show me, show me. [applause] >> the /e episcopal church was also represented. they represented the celebration of nelson mandela. >> the kind of warfare that was waged by nelson mandela was a different kind of warfare, it was a spiritual warfare. twenty years ago i took a group of my high school students from virginia and we traveled to the kennedy center in washington dc to see an amazing dance by the howard university dancers. gathered with their young people to dance and to chant as they welcomed a new day. in the midst of this, they too danced the war dance. the elders of the community gathered all the young people around them. the young dancers who were in their teens and even pre-teen and explained to them what the nature of this war dance was. it

the union leaders are not reveal ing any details. >> some muni fares will increase january 1, with the cost of one, and three and seven day passes will store slightly. muni encourages rider to load cash values on to the clipper cards for traveling convenience. >> police say they have two men instead in a string of armed robberies after arresting one of them for attempted murder. a 20-year old is accused of shooting a 22-year-old man on december 8 that sent the victim interest a coma. during arrest on monday, they also took 19-year-old suspect interest custody. according to the detectives, the two were involved in several armed robberies in slay -- vallejo and fairfield with several stolen items found in their possession. >> poll shows oakland mayor sliding the mayor's race and could be the frontrunner in the mayoral election as long as the city council member stays out of the race. the poll by a pro business group showed her first in mock race against the current field but half of the respondents disapproved of the performance but the mayor dropped to second place if a separate mock ra

. >> let's take a look at what they are ing ing to doing on th stage. >> the sneers and pitying remarks. look at the perfect triumph of today. i see you on balcony as we pass. adieu. >> my eyes look deep when our parade passes colonel shaw's house. i see colonel shaw seated on his horse, straight as a flag pole. we march on a tree-lined street where his mama, daddy and sister and new wife stand. colonel shaw raises his sword and kisses it. funny salute. feels like he is saying goodbye for a long time. his sisters are crying, but his mama just waves. >> watch over those boys. >> father abraham has smoken and the message has been sent ♪ ♪ then out the prisoners went as we go marching on ♪ ♪ glory glory hallelujah ♪ glory glory hallelujah ♪ glory glory hallelujah as we go marching on ♪ >> beautiful. absolutely wonderful. i can't wait to see it at the national gallery. thank you all. to see this exhibit and play, you can see it saturday the seventh at 1:30 and 3:00 at the national gallery. it is now 11 time 52. it will be an important time to keep the date. you will want to know what happen

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