joanne, you are hideous. doesn't getting hot help your grades?as the girl with the back brace. so i don't really fall anywhere into this study. my good grades were not because of looks. it was because i was an over achiever with no friends. >> aren't they always like that? the hot girls leak she was, you -- like she was alone and -- >> but there is a study that says 82% of teachers have back brace fetishes. >> oh is that what it was? >> it might have had something to do with that. >> and that's all she wore which is amazingly disgusting that you would walk around in a back brace. where am i? do you think this idea holds true for both sexes or just women? >> probably for women, but i think there is a possibility they are not considering with this. maybe people in school find those who have high gpa's attractive of the maybe that's what makes the people attractive. >> have you been to high school? >> no. >> not in the last month. after that incident. >> i am not allowed within a hundred yards. >> who isn't? tom i have a feeling that you have very s

here's an interesting one that joann told me about charlie. she said, from the time he came to live with them five years old he is scary. violent, lies about everything. the first person he ever physically attacked was joy and to appear to the sick and the backyard and tried to stab or with it. her parents stopped him. his explanation, she made me do it. it was my fault. she's older than me. i was defending myself. in first grade, not only told to me by joanne, but corroborated by other people who were in school with manson at the time, first grade, he organizes some rose in his class to be a boy he is not like. the principle comes looking for charlie. his explanation, the girls were doing what they wanted to do of their own -- that's what they wanted. you can't blame me. the same defense he uses all the years later with take la bianca. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> with a few weeks left in 2013, in publications are putting up their year-end list of notable books. these nonfiction titles or included in the e

they say she is kori joanne lamaster of pacifica, she was 17 when she disappeared back in 1993. body was found by hikers in 1994. tonight, joe vasquez learned more about the girl who disappeared so many years ago. >> reporter: it was horrible to hear what wound up happening to her. that she has been dead for that long. >> reporter: robert hanson of pacifica says he was surprised that kori joanne lamaster, the girl he used to babysit as a teenager was the remains found. she lived here in pacifica with her parents. they had adopted her from a relative. she was a chronic run away it was a traumatic ordeal for the family. kori ran away a few days, spent the night in homeless shelters, came back and ran away again. >> you know how come kids when they go through teenage years have difficult times an kori was one of those teenagers who just didn't adjust or fit in real well. >> reporter: kori's body was found in santa cruz in 1994. they don't know why they didn't report her missing until 1997. >> like i said, i know she ran away. maybe the last time she ran away, they didn't report her

this year is joanne's last christmas concert. >> it is difficult for some people to leave the choir because it is such an amazing experience. but it's been such a blessing in my life that i am just grateful

that means justine's mom had -- all she had to cover was the $25 co-pay. >> justine and her mom, joannenter where justine receives her treatments. good morning to both of you. justine, how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. >> you look great, may i say. >> thank you. >> what was it like for you to hear the president talking about you on national television? >> once we found out and then the next day when i got to watch the speech live, i think i kind of toned everything out after he said my name and then i had to go back and kind of listen to the speech because, you know, it was just one of those things that's just crazy to see that the president was talking about you. >> what was it, joanne, that made you write this letter to the white house? >> well, we spent a lot of time in her room just watching tv and there was a commercial that kept coming on and it was very negative against obama care. and i looked over at justine and i said, you know, it's really helped our family. so we looked at each other and we said, oh, we should write the president, not thinking it was going to be so easy.

i'm joanne hendrick. see you next time on the whole child.a joy. each day brings new discoveries and opportunities. we can make the most of this enthusiasm with everyday materials and experiences. how to develop our children's growing minds, next time on the whole child. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. funding for this program was provided by... welcome to another session of beliefs and believers. i'm dr. john simmons, and we're cont

i'm joanne hendrick. see you next time on the whole child.a joy. each day brings new discoveries and opportunities. we can make the most of this enthusiasm with everyday materials and experiences. how to develop our children's growing minds, next time on the whole child. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. funding for this program was provided by... is this a credit card? hendrick: these children are having a wonderful time playing... ice cream cone. yep, i like ice cream cones. yes, but also learning-- learning how to think, to reason, to absorb ideas and process information, to recognize and solve problems. for the whole child, especially at this age, learning isn't work. it's a joy, a pleasure, and something to look forward to every day. woman: why does his nose go up and down? woman: where else have we seen tadpoles? child: there's grass in there. hendrick: this is especially true as more and more teachers combine the more conventional and traditional styles of teaching with the new and creative learning techni

kenen,ing with joanne politico's healthcare editor.esterday,ou wrote this one early in the morning at 9:00 in the morning. and there has been a couple of more pieces you have written politico andr politico pro as well. she is here to take your calls the affordablen care act and implementation effort going on and we have a line set up for folks recently enrolled. 202-585-3883. the line waiting is bruce from walter burrow, south carolina. an independent. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. make a couple of brief comments. i tried to sign up when system the program first opened and everybody knows the nightmare so i won't go through there. i decided to wait and give the chance to fixe a it. i enrolled yesterday. on it, butot of time ton, most of that time was shopping plans, not signing up. i had a pretty pleasurable experience to be honest with you. looking at the dental part wasn't but that wasn't that important to me. will do that later. i called my sister-in-law and her husband. i said i will sign you up so i s

san francisco fire chief, joanne hayes white will do the honors. she will be pinning badges on 43 entry level firefighters who have completed a rigorous 17-week academy. joining the ranks this year will be a diverse group of men and women, including a former school bus driver, a soldier and a sheriff's deputy. >>> california higher education leaders meeting in san francisco this morning to discuss how to rebuild the state's public colleges and universities. uc president, janet napolitano, will join administrators from the cal state system and the community college system for a panel discussion before a national gathering of educators. they will look at key dhal challenges of the next decades, keeping higher ed affordable, accessible and relevant. technology and innovation in higher education will also be part of the discussion. >>> this morning, a holiday homecoming months in the making. a baby born four months early is defying the odds and not only thriving but could be home by christmas. abc 7 news reporter john allison reports from lucile packar

but here is what joanne does, she takes it in stride. to cnn. >> you know what? i'll take everything, because hey, that is what getting famous is about, right? >> don't i know it. the harsh, the goof, one big ball of fame. i happen to think joanne is way ahead of her time and developed prancecise in the '80s. may i remind you what was the exercise of the moment in the '80s? ♪ ♪ i had my hair really long in that video. one other point i would like to make, is that viewers are well aware, this is already popular in other parts of the world. are we going to show this again? are we really? the korean fitness machine? take a look. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> i watch that daily, but with prancercise, you don't need equipment, but just a spring in your step and music in your heart. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't care what anyone says, prancercise rocks! >> well, we ask you to stay tuned on this edition, and anthony bourdain, parts unknown, starts now. >>> chances are you haven't been to this place. chances are this is ace

i'm pleased for you joann and the friends and family that took part in the search. great to see it end this way. thank you both indeed for joining me tonight. >> thank you for caring. >> thank you very much. >> great end to what could have been a horrible story. tonight dawn lemon looks at the extreme weather coast-to-coast and a socking suicide in the middle of a crowded mall. it was caused by too much shopping? zçjzmó a man jumped to his deh from a mall balco after fights with his girlfriend over her endless shoe buying. it seems like a remarkable tory, did this g get sick and tired on hours of shopping and deliberately take his life? >> we may never know the full story but it hay be the pressures of holiday shopping contribute to the tragic and fatal decision last sunday to jump off the seven floor balcony. people over heard this man arguing with his girl friend about shopping expenses, before making the decision to make this fataleap, and there has been a here in china about this case. people lamenting materialism and pressures that may have helped drive this

joanne is trying to get the people outside to get off their phones!ey were on their phones. >> they were, and now they're not. >> you're busted. you're busted. >> where is she? you're right, she's tweeting! right there! her. you. you. [ ringing ] >> no, honestly, i look forward to getting away -- >> disengaging, yeah. >> when people think, oh, they're on vacation, i'll wait to call them, wait to the new year. you know when i hated the holidays? when i was a young actress and singer starting out in hollywood in the 1800s, because hollywood just goes dark over the holidays. >> yeah. >> and if you're looking to get a job or trying to go on auditions, it's just closed down. those are the two longest weeks of your life at times like that. >> isn't that funny? >> yeah. now i can't wait to get away, but -- yeah, a lot of people out there are looking for work. so, we're thinking about you this holiday, guys. >> for those of you guys on the road, a lot of people driving this weekend, some of you will have music in your car. now -- >> hoda will. >> can music be

let's start off with a picture by joanne naisano. we will be into a few days of sunshine.uple of showers here and there. the heavy-duty rain has moved off the coast and there is a lot of rain up and down the east coast that follows along the path of this cold front. so it shall be until the front gets further out to sea. 64 and 52 the high and low. 64 was this warning. tomorrow will be below average so it will feel colder with the wind. statistically this is where we are is time of year. and seven are the extremes one way and the other. still in the 50's in the metro area. made-40's north and west and the temperatures are heading one way, down. you can see that reflected in the current temperatures upstream. in chicago.nd above winnipeg, manitoba, 15 below zero. that is fahrenheit, not centigrade. we are not getting the worst of it. we are not getting a bitter blast, it will be seasonally cold. impressive with these 24-hour temperature changes, 25 degrees colder in charleston than it was yesterday. 24 in chicago. that much colder and the district down 14 degrees colder. we

your online with joanne kenen. president obama symbolically signed up with the washington, d.c., plan. that wasbroad plan $400 a month. i was really stunned. about 1000 employees. we have insurance. my monthly premium is like $100, about $125 per month. ishospitalization deductible -- the one thing about our plan, we do not have maternity because 10% of our employees are women. i am just wondering, with the new health-care plan, we will probably have to take on maternity. that will probably cause our rates to go up. how is thatndering type of situation going to affect certain company like ours , a freight company, who does not have a lot of female employees and now we will have to probably take on maternity. cause the other 90% house rates to go up. if taking on maternity causes your rates to go up, it will not cause them to go up that much. there will have to be more mental health coverage for people. and you cover more -- i don't know if your company covers spouses or just a worker, but if it is family coverage a

officials said they found water coming from the berries foundation joann's. whatever good at measuring one hundred and ninety echoes per liter of strong tea and ninety in the water remaining with the defense of aviation that was about nineteen times the national index for waddell out to be released from the derriere. but they said they believed the cause of the leakage was detained and joints. the added that they think the brain water and sewage of the directive the tales that had beaten the environment since the march two thousand and eleven accidents. read on sunday the asa found two more spots leaking water. i tried to locate the cons. take this as it will make improvements to its headquarters in fishing on the east and the return of residents to their homes. they're planning to use this cushion of planning operations to municipality in a zone currently designated as an evacuation area. this dish in the revitalization headquarters is now located at the national soccer team's training compound just outside is down. gaza plans and hundreds of workers to its

i'm pleased for you joann and the friends and family that took part in the search. great to see it end this way. thank you both indeed for joining me tonight. >> thank you for caring. >> thank you very much. >> great end to what could have been a horrible story. tonight dawn lemon looks at the extreme weather coast-to-coast and a socking suicide in the middle of a crowded mall. it was caused by too much shopping? [ female announcer ] thanks for financing my first car. thanks for giving me your smile. thanks for inspiring me. thanks for showing me my potential. for teaching me not to take life so seriously. thanks for loving me and being my best friend. don't forget to thank those who helped you take charge of your future and got you where you are today. the boss of your life. the chief life officer. ♪ with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. ♪ dial up my number now vil. ♪ weaving it through the wire ♪ switch me on ♪ i want t

. >> joanne is her sister, paul her brother-in-law and their two kids sean and laura. they haven't seen their family members in three and a half years. her sister and her sister's husband moved to australia. >> that's a long time to not see your family. >> she says, sure, we've got skype now but there's nothing better than to give them a hug. >> can't wait to get me hands on the kids. >> here's the moment they're waiting patiently at the airport to see their loved ones. and they finally get to hug. and thanks to the contest she won, they took care of the airfare and provide the hotel accommodations, so a trip thech may not have been able to afford otherwise. >> i think that's a good idea. usually you take a trip to get away from everyone and here they're bringing someone home. >> it's a great way to wish someone happy holidays. >> shreveport, louisiana, police officers are on scene. you can see the flames. listen. >> how many are in there? how many? >> there was three! it was three! >> apparently there are five children in this home, the house is completely on fire. th

i happen to think joanne is way ahead of her time and developed prancercize in the '80s.u what else was happening in the fitness scene in the '80s? ♪ i had my hair really long in that video. one other point i would like to make about prancercize as viewers are well aware, a horse based fitness rue seen is already popular in other parts of the world. the korean fitness machine. are we going to show this again? are we really? [ speaking foreign language ]. >> i watch that daily, but with prancercize, you don't need any fancy equipment. all you need is a spring in your step and muzak in your heart. ♪ i don't care what anyone says, prancercize rocks. >> well, we ask you to stay tuned this as we count down the top five ridiculists this week. anthony bourdain, parts unknown, starts now. >>> chances are you haven't been to this place. chances are this is a place you've never seen. other than maybe blurry cell phone videos, old black-and-white newsreels from world war ii. chances are bad things were happening in the footage you

it wasn't until october the state crime lab identified 17-year-old cory joanne master of pacifica. the lead detective was lauren baker, gunned down in the line of duty last february. >>> a house fire claimed the life of one of two elderly residents. a newspaper delivery driver spotted the home on larkin near panorama drive. they rescued a man and woman inside, both in their 80s. >> they were just holding her. she looked so frail. >> so a firefighter had to carry her out? >> yes, yes. >> was she conscious? >> she didn't look like she was conscious to me. she looked unconscious. >> one of the two residents died at the hospital. their dog was rescued and re susz rescued. >>> on bank croft avenue near san leandro high school, the fire appears to have started inside a first floor bathroom wall. >>> and there is not enough evidence to charge james winston about the alleged attack. he led the seminoles to a number one ranking and is a front runner for the heisman. >>> and the naming rights to part of the new campus stadium, the it will now be known as kabam field. known for games such as

san francisco fire chief, joanne hayes white, will do the honors. be pinning badges on 43 entry level firefighters who have completed a rigorous 17-week academy. joining the ranks this year will be a diverse group of men and women, including a former school bus driver, a soldier and a sheriff's deputy. >>> california higher education leaders meeting in san francisco this morning to discuss how to rebuild the state's public colleges and universities. uc president, janet napolitano, will join administrators from the cal state system and the community college system for a panel discussion before a national gathering of educators. they will look at key challenges of the next decades, including keeping higher ed affordable, accessible and relevant. >>> this morning, a holiday homecoming months in the making. a baby born four months early is defying the odds and not only thriving but could be home by christmas. bei bei jiden wasn't supposed to arrive until christmas day but instead, arrived on august 27th. jade unwas just 1 pound 2 ounces when he was born

they say she is corey joann lamaster of pacifica. she was 17 when she disappeared. her body was found by hikers near the uc santa cruz campus in 1994. tonight, joe vasquez learned more about the girl who disappeared so many years ago. >> it was horrible to hear what ended up happening to her, that she has been dead for that long. >> robert hanson was shocked to learn corey, the teenage neighbor who used it babysit his children were identified as the girl whose decades were found two decades ago. corey lived in this home in pacifica with her parents. they had adopted corey from a relative. she was a chronic run away. >> it was quite a traumatic ordeal as corey would leave home for a few days, often spending the night in homeless shelters, come back, only to run away yet again. >> you know how some kids go through teenage years have difficult times and corey was one of those teenagers who just didn't adjust or fit in real well. >> corey's body was found in santa cruz in january of 1994. police can't quite explain why her parents didn't report her missing until 2007. >

to make a machine resigned joanne littles committee. rosa parks believed like malcolm that you should use everything that comes to hand for freedom. [applause] so to define her as the woman who sat down on the bus. i want to say about that is beaten in the congress and going through statuary hall, where she is now in looking at sojourner and the emancipation hall and so on. i thought to myself, if people know what we know about rosa parks, she wouldn't be in there. if they know what i'm saying about rosa parks, she would be on the stand. but these historians have done is recovering the real deal about people. in her own right was a wonderful hack to this and intellectual person. they have recovered them like some years ago i recovered callie house of the reparation struggle. the first meeting of the reparations. you ought to know. so, when i think about rosa parks, i think of her and all the side conversations and places and i think of her in the full-bodied kind of reform are radical she really was and how wonderful it is to have her o

police have now positively identified the victim as corey joanne lamister of pacifica. she was 17 at the time of her death. her baddy decomposed body was discovered in 1994 partially buried in the pogonip area. a break came after police were able to smach a dna sample and fingerprints submitted by her family. investigators are still looking for who killed corey. they say a father and son who she was traveling around at the time of her death are persons of interest in the case. >>> it's been five months since daphne webb disappeared in oakland. to mark the date, her family is holding a coat drive. she was reported july 10th, her father said someone took her from his suv at 79th avenue. this sunday the family is holding a coat drive from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the emanuel temple church at 900 6th street in vallejo. they will be accepting new and used coats and donating them to those in need. >>> earlier this morning, stockton police shot and killed a man suspected of homicide that came after a high-speed chase. it ended around 1:00 a.m. on interstate 5 when the man's

chief joanne hayes-white says firefighters acted within protocol for that situation. >> our members had difficult decisions. one was visualizing someone who appeared to be dead or expectant versus going on the burning plane with reports of people that still needed to be rescued. >> more hearings are planned before the ntsb issues its final report and recommendations. >>> happening today, bart and its unions are back at the bargaining table again, this time the unions are not threatening to strike but things are still contentious between the two sides. bart says the family leave provision should have never been in the final contract. unions argue bart signed off on the deal and should be ratified and there's nothing to talk about. >>> a hearing just wrapped up in san jose federal courtroom regarding the city's lawsuit against major league baseball. the suit is over mlb's refusal to decide whether the a's should have a ballpark in san jose. last week court papers indicated baseball existing never bud selig had sent the a's a letter back in june saying he is not satisfied with relocation p

. >> reporter: tonight joanne perez is concerned, culpeper sheriff's deputies say 28-year-old david schoomakerlot. >> very upset. very upset with this. >> reporter: lieutenant james tells me the trouble started when a woman dropped off her child here at a.g. richardson elementary school. >> about 8:40 received a 911 call, a man with a knife. >> reporter: she walked back to her silver cadillac in the school parking lot and police say schoomaker was hiding in the backseat wearing a ski mask, holding a knife, and demanding the woman take off driving.t( police say a phoneok rang in th car and that's when the woman used it as an opportun4ó to run inside the school becausei] the suspect got distracted. he then $]éuju off his mask,t( leaves the knife and runs behind her into the school. what's your reactioni] knowing town? >> it's scary,e1n?really. >> reporter: the staff locked the doors, keeping schoomaker in the office until deputies arrived a fewlp minutesÑi later. they arrested:çhim. rj car and allegedly found zip ties and a cloth gag. the woman tells police the manç has been stalking her for mo

. >> joanne is the housing bureau chief for nypd. she oversees hundreds of housing developments.nly about 5% of the city's residents live in public housing, but approximately 20% of violent crime takes place in them. in late 2006, she noticed a spike in robberies committed by teens in public housing units in the brownsville area of brooklyn. >> a lot of it, the majority of it, was youth-on-youth robberies, where young teenagers were stealing property of other young kids that lived in the area. and we knew we had to do something, and what i started to look at is, where did the robbers that are committing robberies live? >> that's when she came up with j-rip. >> and the idea was now, we were going to go to every juvenile and we were going to give them a message. if they continued to engage in criminal conduct, we would do everything in our power to make sure that they stay in jail. the second component to the program was really to get involved with them and their families and identify resources to assist the family as a whole. >> what you're talking about sounds a lot like social w

remains found near the uc-santa cruz campus in 1994 have been identified as cory joanne lambster of pacifica. she disappeared back in 1993 when she was 17. investigators were able to use her fingerprints to confirm the identity. cory's death is an open homicide case. police have identified two persons of interest and are looking for the public's help to solve the crime. >>> the weather is improving in the rural area of idaho where the search for a missing san jose family is in its fifth day now. teams on the ground and in the air looking for the single- engine plane piloted by dale smith with four others on board. crews have been scouring the backcountry. they are now focused on the area near the johnson creek landing strip. even family members are joining the search effort. >> a tough situation with the elements and some rugged terrain. you know, they have a lot of planes haunts and groundspeople helping us search for our loved ones. >> the plane has been missing since sunday when it was lost from radar and no longer had cell tower contact a mile east of the johnson crete airstrip. >>> anot

. >> joann etherington. >> good afternoon, thank you for giving us the opportunity to talk. i would like today to focus on the fact that the city provides a very good bus service to the alamo square neighborhood. there are 4 busses that come to the area where tourists can either stay on the bus and look at the houses and the view or very easily get off the busses and walk. and additionally the no. 5 bus route has added the excellent new electric busses recently and the service seems to have become even more regular and easy to deal with. beautiful buses. i don't see why the tourists would not be happy with these, the new electric busses. and i also want to emphasize the situation about the vibration. we also notice it in the house i live in on mccallister street. the tour busses seem to be the worst for this. the street is also, mccallister street is also very narrow and a lot of the hop on hop off busses have been shifted over to mccallister street instead of being actually operating on the square. another thing i wanted to mention was with regard to the travel association

bailey making with shanghai beijing and long joanne shanghai's to shenzhen. the baking to hop in line is still under construction. and among the four east west line is only the shot high into ten gurus has opened the waist and two running mates construction difficult trying to sell these lines can only run about one hundred and sixty to two hundred kilometers an hour compared with the standard three hundred kilometers an hour chill. the increasing costs will make more great little car for transport. it is estimated that is nearest to increase offered a one percent of the lens focal press poll. it will stay for each use twenty one point two beating on the nationwide look as to costs. hundreds of photos showing chinese president hu jin ping having a meal at a local restaurant in beijing has gone viral on the way bought china's version of twitter the president was snapped going through this morning chatting with jaundice and without strict security surrounding him the restaurant he was that says traditional banking stocks as well none for it seemed to stop bombs

she is actually cory joanne lemaster of pacifica. she was 17 when she disappeared in 1993. her body was found by hikers near uc-santa cruz in 1994. kpix 5's joe vazquez learned more about the girl who disappeared so many years ago. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: robert hanson of pacifica was shocked to learn cory was identified as the girl whose remained were found two decades ago in santa cruz. cory lived on manor drive in pacifica with her parents both who died recently. they had adopted cory from a relative. she was a chronic runaway. it was a traumatic ordeal for the family as cory would leave home for a few days spending the night in homeless shelters in san francisco, come back, only to run away again. >> you know how some kids go through difficult teen years, she is one of those who didn't adjust. >> reporter: her body was found in santa cruz in january of 1994. police can't quite explain why her parents didn't report her missing until 2007. >> they had record her missing a number of times -- reported her missing a number of times. maybe the last time she ran away

joanne and friends but it's as though its network. it became like family. people who were all there kitty is that the development process. so this suggests a familial relationship. wed. the astros and the title is sort of play although as you know it it is empty but start with our son's mind and heart of living history day or so. of that. exactly and so sort of like trying to make some and think it's about. what it really is a sunday. richard action we used to the ukrainian witnesses its largest protestant almost a decade hundreds of injured government buildings and as so often and bought signs that he's a child up for my patients also. all of that year. well i like the whole thing. this is what it was given voice to those of you on his activity by

: the 16-year-old student survived the asiana crash but we now know what san francisco fire chief joannepected: not one but two fire trucks ran over the girl's body. she wave

staying with me on people just need a friend joanne and friends. but it's as though its network. it became like family. people who were all there kitty is that the development process so this suggests a familial relationship. wed. the astros and the title is sort of play although as you know it is easy and it was hard time with our son's mind and heart lead me astray to pay for itself. of that. exactly so sort of like trying to make some and it is about. what it really is a sunday the connection. when we do you will know what will the news on jillian. early soldier being killed as a result of a border shooting modes like play by a lebanese soldier soldier was driving in and i get the coal plant cell. according to the apple affiliated alum and are therefore whether the security post sustained retaliatory gunfire from a ferrari soldiers who said the lebanese soldier fired six to seven dollars beauty pill was reportedly contacted the

: the 16-year-old student survived the asiana crash but we now know what san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white had only suspected: not one but two fire trucks ran over the girl's body. she was covered in flame retardant foam. >> if there's anything certainly we can learn from the events of that extraordinary day, we're all about improving our operations. >> reporter: the report says minutes after the crash, two firefighters concluded the teenager was dead just by looking at her. they didn't check her breathing or pulse. the chief says firefighters acted within protocol for mass casualties. >> there's a category of deceased or what they call expectant, not expected to survive. our members that day had difficult decisions to make. one was visualizing someone that appeared to be dead or expectant, versus going on to the burning plane with reports of people that still needed to be rescued. >> reporter: also under scrutiny, training. fire crews posted at the airport have to take a specialized aircraft rescue course but their commanders do not. do you think it should be considered to hav

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. >> joanne and the person on your left. >> thank you. thank you very much, charlie, lori, and thomas. it's a great discussion. i am joined thorn, an independent public policy consultant on trade issues. i'm going to talk to lori first, i lamberto little bit on the comment that the clinton administration was able to implement -- i don't know if i wrote this down correctly. did you say 130 trade agreements without fast-track authority? and i am interested in how those are defined. and then to both of you, there is lot of press lately at the wto having finally reached an agreement. a package of fairly modest agreements, although i have not seen any text chat. wondering what you think of that is that the tide of trade agreement that we will see implemented here without fast-track authority since no one seems to be talking about fast-track authority? >> no 1203. -- trade agreements, the united states trade representative who served as an major chunk of the clinton administration. she said that in a speech here at the national press club in de

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we have gavin mcguinea and joanne and how did he get in there? buck sexton. saturday at 11:00 p.m.tch our new year's eve special. it is december 31st the at 12:30 eastern time and 9:30 pacific time. watch that. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> yay. is biebs taking a permanent leave? justin bieber said he is quitting music. he is the canadian pop tart talking to power 106. what a great number. >> new album i am actually -- i am retiring, man. >> no. >> i am retiring. >> i am glad you announced. it i will play nothing else but that. i am taking -- i am just going to take some time. i am going to quit music. >> god, i know he is joking, but i wish he wasn't. he is pure charisma. he claimed he was joking, but was he? more importantly, shut up. was he joking or not serious? >> this is my christmas gift. remember last time i came on and i told you how much i utterly hate justin bieber. let him go away on his own volition so i don't have to track him down. where else is he going make money? what else is he going to do? the next thing he will be in one of the obama ads wit

we will go to joann now, from maryland, on our line for republicans. good morning. caller: as i am watching, i'm hearing him say how second term presidents have such a hard time. i wonder why there is a magical number that they can run twice, and if anybody has thought about only having one term, and it -- they would not be spending their last year running for a second term. i also feel there should be term limits on our congressmen. guest: you might be surprised to know, if you asked all of the former presidents, they would all agree that a single six-year term for the president might be better than what we have now. certainly it is true with two four year terms, they give a lot of thought to being reelected, and then they become lame duck says soon as they are. it has been suggested that a single term longer in duration might be a good idea. wasourse, intel 1951 there no limit on how many terms they president could run for. when the republicans took congress, they basically beat up on a dead man, franklin roosevelt, who had won four terms. the irony is that once t