past, ita few months might as well be ages ago.rd spiral of drama and the inability to close games. the outcome was a somber feeling for one famous redskin in his last turn off -- last hurrah. london fletcher did his best to fire up the crowd one last time. this 16 year veteran has played in many consecutive games and says he is 99% sure he is retiring after this season. >> 16 years ago i came into the league. he knew what we had at stake. we put our heart on the line for the guy who showed us how to play professionally. >> the redskins tumbled out of the gate early. michael fielded the cowboys first punt of the game. insideyards and spied -- the redskins five. execute that move. >> in third quarter, the washington defense rallied around its captain and mate to game changing plays. aler fumble the ball after hit by josh wilson. the redskins recovered in dallas territory. eight yard touchdown. only one. trailed by romo fired one to the south lines. romo is picked off by deangelo hall we stepped in front. they were back in business.

itas ridiculous.y relied on data provided by james o'keith, who by the way, while they are concerned about the criminal behavior, he is the only one who has been convicted of a misdemeanor and had to pay over six fures to settle a case. you know, this is a tempest in the teapot. leave these people alone. they ar trying to do something good. a lot of ways you can attack obamacare. this is not the way to do it. >> they are doing it for a lot of money. the starting pay is $20 an hour. it goes up to $48 an hour. $100,000 a year. the question is how much bang for the buck they're getting. president left for hawaii on his vation. he should know well they are 500 enrollees in th state of hawaii and they received $ 200 million for navigators and the means to get people enrolled. $410,000 per enrollee. >> thiis turning in a costly jobs act. we have can't stop oversight of this. you heard it in the audio. navigators telling people how to under report income to get the tax suidiaries. the health reform is turng

ita think it will be possible to tryout alternatives to the status quo that doesn't work and see if it works or doest president. or doesn't. to continue the status quo, it reminds me of the aids patients in the 1980s who finally had to storm the fday ha building in maryland to get access to new drugs.w >> thank you both and thanks, colin, for alerting us. we have to take one more break. when we come back, our hits and misses of the week. >>> it is time for hits and> ti misses of the week. brett, start with you. >> get ready for this, paul. i will do it. i will say something nice about the obama administration and because it is hanukkah abouta chuck hagel. >> you often do that. >> the united states responded to a unilateral chinese move to create an air defense zone over the islands by sending two b52 bombers over thesendin islands unannounced, lettingbers the chinese know that these kinds of provocative, aggressive acts on their partf are not going to go unchecked. it strengthens our allianceunc with japan, and it shows thereic is real substance to the pivot. good for the obama adminis

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. >> my name is ita, and i am a domestic worker. >> damayan migrant workers association is a worker-ledrassroots organization founded in 2002. their mission is to protect the rights and dignity of filipino domestic workers, some of whom are trafficked from their homes in the philippines. >> i am a domestic worker. >> i am a domestic worker. >> we came to the u.s. from the philippines. >> everybody that comes here and works as a domestic worker, they are ready to do the work because they have families back home that they need to support. >> we hear many stories almost weekly, if not sometimes daily. stories of people who are getting recruited in the philippines with false promises like well-paying jobs, things like overtime, vacation, days off. so they'll sign the contracts and they'll come here and discover that either there's actually no job available to them whatsoever, or quite the opposite of what was promised in the contracts -- long hours, low wages, no days off. >> many of us were professionals in the philippines. we were educated. >> linda oalican, one of damayan's founders, mig

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. >> pat, this washington post story i thought itas a blockbuster over the years, carrying out policiest they've thought would be too controversial and would not to the benefit of the president during an elecon year. >> yes, well, the most transparent administration is one of the most manipulative since richard nixon if you like your plan or doctor you can keep it, probably the biggest lie of this century, and it speaks to everything they have done on health care and regulations which is we'll fool the people the main stream pres for the most part, they'll let us get away with it and we'll lie our heads off if we want and that's what politics in government has come down. >> how much trouble is this president in now? focuses on administration that is dcribed as ethically squad, it's almost imcomprehensive of their conduct, your thoughts on where they go from here? >> their idea, the bond of trust is broken and i believe the lie which could have been the lie of any last four years, because you say, he's been saying it all along, you can keep your plan, once that bond of trust is broken, i

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they have been out drinking and dancing and itas 2:00 a.m. was raining and he is going through a difficult time. and they were having a difficult time and jack talked about this idea, almost like an instant messenger window and no one had heard about it and there were others as well. lou: they basically got this out of the old aol symmetrix? >> yes, absolutely. whatever it is that you want to put on there and jack had a great idea to pull it out and make it a website. but there's other things that existed, there was this thing called tech smart and they had this moment and he thought of you could use this rher than updating your status, to really connect with your friends, that was be a hot moment but was a part of it. >> we began the book by reviewing this wonderful scene in which all of the magic appears with the benit of some slight inebriation. >> now these guys are also talking about this and so are they going to give him a little money? >> i don't want to give away too much of the book because it's kind of a murder mystery. >> okay come

two cades o itas three times less. three times more alcohol with man than women. the gap is changing. even now we see different patterns of alcohol, binge drinking. obviously we see more in women than men. there are multifact torial - social changes. cultural exchanges. women are on the workforce, more powerful, in powerful positions. a lot to be considered. >> there are a lot of different factors going into it. men and women drink for different reasons? >> yes, men, typically when they get into trouble with alcohol will go to the bar and drink with friend. women isolate, doing what i did. drinking alone at home, medicate loneliness, depression. many things that trouble us >> as opposed to a man who may feel better through drinking? >> i'm not saying that men don't do that, but i'll give an example. childhood sexual abuses. but typically women isolate. they drik -- drink alone. >> women who drink, or heavy drinkers are susceptible to heart disease, have a 10% higher chance of getting breast cans are. that number jumps by 10 additional points. that is the beginning

so the sequester is now good for a decade, stronger than itas before, and most important, we replacednding cuts -- i'm sorry, spending increases of two years with permanent spending cuts -- gerri: okay, for our viewers, here's a rough synopsis of what in the budget proposal does. total federal spending at 3.5 trillion, caps government spending levels, reduces the deficit. here's some big picture numbers for you to take a look at on this budget, and i've got to tell you, grover, it's interesting, i've got to think there's so much complaining about this budget on both sides of the aisle that it might be the right tonic right now. >> well, what it does do is allow us to focus on obamacare for the next several months and get ready for the 2014 elections. [laughter] so it has that advantage. gerri: all right. well, let's talk about obamacare for a second because, look, here's what i think. you pay a ton of attention to taxes. i believe that when americans start getting their tax bill for 2013 next april, there's going to be some very long faces, peoplere going to be very upset. insiders ar

they can have itas. >> lots of resources. >> what would it mean to you and your family if you were to at the end of the month? >> well, it's already tough making it on what we're currently getting. so it would be just that much more difficult for my family to move forward. >> and you've been unemployed since the summer of this year. and you've been looking. >> yes. >> there is a common misconception that a lot are just sitting at home waiting on the checks to come. >> that's not the case. >> and you've also spent the time doing what else? >> of been enrolled in the department through the department of labor, taking a clinical medical assistant course so that i can move forward toward my nursing license. i've put in for some applications at different colleges because i'm switching careers. itch my undergrad and graduate degree and it looks like i'm over employed for a lot of opportunities that are available. >> overqualified. >> yes. >> how much harder is to land a job if you've been unemployed for six months, nine months, a year? >> it is a little more difficult only because the emplo

young constituents of mine fled an abusive relationship in ita italy.ay i ask the deputy prime minister to use his best endeavors to ensure that italian authorities realize that resting her would be unfair and disproportionate? it would be short of a bottle to take young boy back to a care center and the outcome of proceedings. >> mr. speaker, i'm aware of his interest in this case. not human -- on a human level, as he knows, ministers cannot comment or intervene in cases that have been before the court with in this country or abroad. we really can't. i'm sure the for and commonwealth office can provide constant assistance to the mother. >> mr. speaker, it may be surprised that the liberals have a reputation of advocating an eu in-out referendum collection. actually not follow that through here in this place. we'll be now put that right by encouraging liberal colleagues to support our eu referendum? >> mr. speaker, he and i joined forces in the lobby back in july 2011 to legislate for the first time when reference block when for the first time guarantee

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happened, itas exists. we have the exchanges set up. now i have to talk about how you unravel the health care law? how do you limit the damage and protect americans. that is our responsibility to do so. law,ll want to repeal the but it exists. when you repeal it, you're going to have to transition into free- market reforms that will restrain costs. >> what is your focus now? to preserveng freedom and choice in health care. that is what we need to do. we are seeing all of these mandated coverages that are increasing costs. those problems are made by the president and democrat senators and house members. if you like your health care and your doctor, your prescription drugs, now we're finding out you are not able to keep those things. republicans need to show the american public what we are for. people are going to buy these health care plans, they cannot find out whether or not their doctors are in the plans. doctors have been given the contracts because of the increasing costs. they are not being reimbursed, so they are not joining the n

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itas i learn more about it, could have been easier, and frankly i did not know that much to begin withits data phase, right? this seems to be a currency and community that is just starting to come to grips with what it is for and how it can be used? >> that is absolutely right. rewind the clock by one year, obtaining a bitcoin was much harder than it is now. you would have to send a wire to a place you might not trust and we have gotten to the point where now it is connect the bank account to your credit card and we need to know more about you, as was mentioned. think about the early days of a pal, they burned tens of millions of dollars per month trying to do what we did with digital currency, and we are very early on the curve. >> ok, bottom line, you are able someone youitcoin, know can sell it to you, what do you do with it? >> so far one of the things i have done is just immerse myself in the culture and community of bitcoin and it is incredibly interesting. people say that you go down the rabbit hole, there is so much to learn. obviously i want to buy stuff with it. i ordered piz

in antarctica ita whole lot colder. martha: how do you measure it? use satellites and sifted through quite a bit of data. one of the good parts about this was there is a new satellite we used that should be capable of making a good measurement in detail of these areas and that will tell us more. another thing that we learned is there is no cloud that gets as cold as it gets on the surface. that made it easier to map the area and detect where the coldest place was. martha: what do you think is driving the temperatures colder in in that area. >> what we are doing is mapping the minimum temperature in antarctica as an end point. but, the temperatures are going up slowly any amount art today in general but that's not really what we measured here. still the tells us something about how the works, how climate works. if we were to continue to monitor these things we might see a change in the minimum temperature over time. >> can anyone survive in a temperature like that? what would happen to your body? >> it's tough, you freeze pretty quickly. it hurts to b

. -- is ita contract of a requirement of their contract to local law-enforcement training so we have dry runs. >> yes. their exercise would be part of as we practice with local law enforcement. have anre not going to exercise in every building. >> that is true. fact that youhe have directed these contractors not to do joint training with local lawn force -- local law enforcement? >> i would not say that we have not. we do not have anything specifically that addresses joint training in our contract. i will have to get back with you. i do not have a contract before me. >> senator heitkamp. i was not intended on following up, i want to pick up from where senator coburn has taken the discussion. if i can say it this way -- is best done when it is clear that this is a high priority. publicerns me that employees and really the public sees someone sitting at a desk. usually in a uniform. there is an assumption that come withpowers that that. that there is an aura of protection with that. not include engagement and having folks who are at least capable of some kind of immediate intervention.

. -- is ita contract of a requirement of their contract to local law-enforcement training so we have dry runs. >> yes. their exercise would be part of as we practice with local law enforcement. have anre not going to exercise in every building. >> that is true. fact that youhe have directed these contractors not to do joint training with local lawn force -- local law enforcement? >> i would not say that we have not. we do not have anything specifically that addresses joint training in our contract. i will have to get back with you. i do not have a contract before me. >> senator heitkamp. i was not intended on following up, i want to pick up from where senator coburn has taken the discussion. if i can say it this way -- is best done when it is clear that this is a high priority. publicerns me that employees and really the public sees someone sitting at a desk. usually in a uniform. there is an assumption that come withpowers that that. that there is an aura of protection with that. not include engagement and having folks who are at least capable of some kind of immediate intervention.

itas painted in 19n anerp, when van dyck was only about 20 yearsld. in this close-knit group, we sense intimacy and informality. the child looks up at h fathe who leans protectively toward his young wife and daughter. this deep sympathy for families would be one of van dyck's great contributions to the art of portraiture. in 1609, when van dyck was only 10 years old, he apprenticed with a painter in his native city of antwerp in the southern netherlands. by t time he was 16, his skill and talent aowed h to join the workshop of eleing, peter paul rubens. rubenscomplex compositions, such as these with their sculpturally modeled figures, greatly influenced the young artist. but even in van dyck's earliest works we see the artist's ow distinctive ylemerging. he painted this scene of st. jerome when heas about 16. instead of the heroic figures rens, van ck chose to show the hermit saint as a man past s prime. though van dyck based his composition on a work by ruben the young artist painted it difrently, applying his paint thickly with rough, broken strokes