scott emphasizes the influence of georgian revolutionaries, such as joseph stalin, who was arrested several times in the early 1900s by the tsar's secret police and was exiled to siberia in 1913. 1917 was a year of revolutions, not just inside the united states. economic, factors, social, political. militarily. but around the world. ourould invite you to enjoy current exhibition, revolutions: 1917," that addresses this story, just as the anti-museum addresses the global story of world war i, particularly in the revolutions: 1917, we are looking at russia. we have some amazing artifacts that have ever been displayed before. we would invite you to enjoy that as part of your symposium attendance. and close at 10:00 5:00. there is even more to this story than just the russian revolution . it may be a little short -- then the russian revolution, which we all know. we look forward to our next presenter, who will address that. at the national world war i museum and memorial, we enjoy being near exceptional academic organizations like the commanding general staff college at fort leavenworth and the

serves another six year term you could reach the master for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin. disputed. there can be no better place and no better reason for making this announcement thank you for your support i will put forward my candidacy for the post of president of the russian federation . a right wing billionaire who's promised a tough stance on migrants has been sworn in as prime minister of the czech republic under above as has pledged to stick to the czech republic's rejection of an e.u. quota mandate all members to take in some migrants his party was the strongest force in october elections with about thirty percent of the vote but it's not clear how bad this is facing corruption allegations will win support from all majority of the legislators the first senior u.n. official to visit north korea in six years has arrived in pyongyang tickler affairs chief jeffrey feltman store comes after prong recently tested a ballistic missile he says can reach the u.s. mainland diplomats are hoping feldman's trip will kick start a u.s. led effort to deescalate tensions in the reg

extended until twenty twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader since dictated joseph stalin. moves in what is our choice by shook up our news out of the way we will start a big camp here and on one hand to persuade everyone to participate in the boycott and not to take part in the election and on the other hand the kind of time many people really come to the polling stations not to let putin fabricate the number and of course we need an all russian mass street action the ukrainian government and pro russian rebels have completed a major prisoner swap in the war to an east it happened near the city of horlivka which is mainly controlled by the pro russian separatists the exchange is reported to be the largest since a pro russian uprising in eastern ukraine in twenty fourteen or which islands has more from moscow. well both sides are now confirms that this prisoner swap has concluded with people being handed in both directions across the front lines in eastern ukraine the numbers that actually did cross the lines a bit different from the earlier advertised figures of three hun

another six year term he would reach the milestone for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin. there can be no better place and no better reason for making this announcement thank you for your support i will put forward my candidacy for the post of president of the russian federation. now the nobel peace prize will be awarded on this time of the tenth to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons or i can millions of people can remember a time when the threat of nuclear war was a looming presence that wiring is steadily diminished since the end of the cold war but with the rise of north korea's nuclear capability some wonder if that fear will return while brown's reports the nuclear annihilation with little warning that was the terrible fate that the generation that grew up in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's was taught to fear and prepare for first. and then cover schoolchildren were drilled on how to avoid being incinerated we all know the atomic bomb is very dangerous it may be used against us we must get ready for public service films urged children to

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putin serves another six year term he reached the milestone for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin. more than twelve thousand homes are under threat by wildfires in southern california hundreds of firefighters in los angeles are battling flames that reach some of the city's most expensive neighborhoods time magazine has named the social movement silence breakers its person of the year the women started the online hash tag me two campaign that triggered an international outcry over sexual assault at it for now. witness documentaries that and in your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. twenty first century africa a continent undergoing great change and finally seizing control of its gimmick but it's been a long shot at on that he has a go for dug up he was a colonial too good to have to write about afraid of me. and i'm not somebody independent at the front gate in the post-colonial euphoria photographers like my legs get that job that you call for it. but elsewhere the narrative was of a call on manageable content often with two for just one news is. now a new generation is using photo

martin luther king was, but did he know who joseph stalin was? mr.dwards: for two and a half hours we sat there, we stood and he sat, talking. we developed he had walked with martin luther king, a critical ally of mary m barry here in washington dc. at the end of two and a half hours we are just about exhausted. he looked up and said, i just want to tell you one thing, i don't my communism. host: could he have stopped it? mr. edwards: yes, he could have. this was sunday, tuesday he introduced a resolution at that neighborhood commission approving the building of a memorial at that spot. host: was he there the day you -- there ands: he was personally introduced the resolution. he made a commitment that i will never, never forget his contribution. host: is he alive? mr. edwards: no. host: four are the other major steps in this process? bookw from reading your that you thought you would get 500,000, you had one million. when did you realize it would cost more? mr. edwards: i would say -- we incorporating the victims of communism memorial foundation the

martin luther king was, but did he know who joseph stalin was? host: did he? mr.ards: for two and a half hours we sat there, we stood and he sat, talking. we developed he had marched with martin luther king, a critical ally of mary m barry here in washington dc. at the end of two and a half hours, we are just about exhausted. he looked up and said, i just want to tell you one thing, i don't like communism. host: could he have stopped it? mr. edwards: yes, he could have. two days later, this was sunday, tuesday, he introduced a resolution at that neighborhood commission approving the building of a memorial at that spot. host: was he there the day you -- mr. edwards: he was there and personally introduced the resolution. he made a commitment that i will never, never forget his contribution. host: is he alive? mr. edwards: no. not anymore. host: what are the other major steps in this process? when did you -- i know from reading your book that you thought you would get 500,000, you had one million. when did you realize it would cost more? mr. edwards: i would say -- w

serves another six year term he would reach the milestone for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin time magazine has named the social movement silence breakers as its person of the year the women started the online it has tied me to campaign that triggered an international outcry on sexual misconduct on the salt it followed a series of accusations against powerful figures in the entertainment industry like firm film producer harvey weinstein the annual award is given to a person or group who most influenced the news during the past year al-jazeera investigations is coming up next. yup will be dead at that. i in a minute and any will get me about it. what that chair back up on the one bus i thought so they had asked me if i don't they had that well i doubt i'm any academy boss of. this former al qaeda operative has approached al-jazeera with information. his testimony contains serious allegations against ali abdullah saleh the man who governed yemen for more than three decades. it's a story of intrigue manipulation and if it is to be believed a deception of the highest magnitude. th

the debate is the president vladimir putin has run the country longest serving president says joseph stalin. struck and how do you explain. russia trying to explain the fact that this man enjoys an unprecedented approval rating of about eighty percent i think that i have to recall the popular joke we. are cynical. people sometimes when it comes to politics so we are trading jokes so according to one of the jokes of the. russian the second article of the russian constitution says that the president of the russian for the duration is elected by the out good going president of the russian federation so probably this is this is the case with president putin but this particular term would be different from the previous terms in the sounds that this would be a transition period since everybody understands that this would be a final term of president putin so the major question for all of us here and not only for political and business elite is is there life after putin specifically what sort of russia we would care to after. he's another term expires and whether the ability which is considered to

rule will be extended until twenty twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader says joseph stalin the philippine government is setting up hundreds of new shelters for some of the thousands of people displaced by fighting and flooding in are always city the army talk the area from fighters linked to iceland in october after a five month see only for tropical storm tembin to sweep through the city. those are the headlines that stay with us on al-jazeera the stream is coming next. hi emily could be a year in the stream when ish ends metals plastics chemicals and even corpses from burned by the u.s. military in iraq and afghanistan and massive craters known as burn pits open burn pits were outlawed in two thousand and ten so why are they still being used in the united states there was always a yellow haze over there. and everybody that you talked to had some type of response or you issues with it showed that i had a titanium aluminum iron chromium steel. silica in my bones there's nowhere else that i could have got modalism along i've never worked in anything that would have exposed m

one third of the liberals think george bush killed more than joseph stalin. others think he was a great guy. i could go on and on with these things. but we wonder why the media is such a disgrace these days it's because of the way people are educated and the way that apartments are training. athe university of texas when i went there, professor of communications was a member of a bush of that revolution that called for a dictatorship and inside the lecture hall with you for leaving chance like the one you saw at the top of my talk and i was only able to continue because there was a vice chancellor who came and said you will be arrested if you continue this demonstration and it took a long time to stop. usually they don't say a word to me but they will say there's a safe room for people who are disturbed or distressed by what david has to say. to show you how foregone it's gotten. a couple of weeks ago i was in washington, d.c. and cold. now 15 years ago it was probably the leading conservative critic of was going on at universities. the chronicle allowed me t

until two thousand and twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader since dictator joseph stalin. moves in one of our choices by shook up our news out of the way we will start a big campaign on one hand to persuade everyone to participate in the boycott and not to take part in the election and on the other hand to con time many people really come to the polling stations not to let putin fabricate the number and of course to be needin all russia my street action ukrainian government and pro russian rebels have completed a major prisoner swap in the water on east and happened in the city of her lift which is mainly controlled by the pro russian separatists exchanges reported to be the largest since a pro russian uprising in eastern ukraine in two thousand and fourteen or a challenge joins us live from moscow now henri what's the latest on this prisoner swap. well as you say it seems to have wrapped up now with prisoners going both ways across the front lines the numbers that have been handed over a slightly different from the the advertised numbers that we were given earlier which

putin serves another six year term will reach the milestone for the longest tenure is the distance joseph stalin. britain's prime minister says she'll take the constitutional integrity of the u.k. during negotiations aimed at breaking the deadlock in briggs it talks over ireland the reason may says the government is committed to ensuring there is no return to our hard border between northern ireland and the irish republic however she told m.p.'s of prime minister's questions that the issue could only be resolved once negotiations with you move on to the second phase you maintains it will only begin trade talks after the border issue is finalized. leaving the european union relieving the single market in the customs union. we will do what is right in the interest. and nothing is agreed until everything is agree. yes i mean our state of california is going through its worst fire season on record the latest blazes fanned by hot dry winds spreading near densely populated southern counties including some of the most exclusive neighborhoods in los angeles kristen salumi reports hundreds of homes have

years if he serves another six year term putin will have been a power or been in power longer than joseph stalin the veteran leader of the soviet union. will sing in europe britain's prime minister says she'll protect the constitutional integrity of the u.k. during breaks in negotiations which occur only deadlocked over the irish border trees of a says she's committed to ensuring there will be no return to a hard border between north and ireland which is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which will be the e.u. she told m.p.'s the issue could only be resolved once because frazier's with the e.u. move on to the second phase including trade and the e.u. however is saying the opposite of that talks can only proceed was the irish border issue is finalised. well a rightwing billionaire who promised a tough stance on immigration is the new prime minister of the czech republic our great barber says he'll continue to refuse to meet an e.u. quota which call requires all the states to take an asylum seekers' his party was the strongest force of the elections in october with about thirty percent

serves another six year term you would reach the milestone for the longest tenure as leader a since joseph stalin iran is one of the six mainly muslim nations included in donald trump's travel ban a move causing some understandable u.s. resentments into iran but feelings about america as a country may be somewhat different sampras ravi reports from to her on. before the islamic revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine was a boxer that he says got him a job as a guard for the u.s. embassy after the chaos of the one nine hundred eighty s. he traveled to europe where. for the first time he loved it so much he wanted to share the experience with his own people and much donald's was born. johore sure. iranians love american food because it's tasted delicious and has personality this agreement's party abscess or government to government not people to people and with a son living in the u.s. state of georgia he hopes to visit soon it will be his first time. we asked about the travel. he says he's not worried about getting a visa because he has faith in the system. i know. it seems that the american p

until two thousand and twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader since dictator joseph stalin. mexico has had its most violent year since modern records began twenty years ago at least twenty three thousand people at the nodded one every twenty minutes this year the killings spread to states which had previously escaped clashes between drug cartels charlotte ellis reports. three years ago forty three students were abducted on their way to approach in mexico city their parents want answers remains from just two of the students have been positively identified i mean when they were there they know they may he got the virgin of guadalupe is the patron saint of mexico and we will ask her to speak to the hearts of those in government to return our children because it's not fair that thirty nine months on our children have not been returned. the void these parents feel is repeated across mexico. this is how the year began in the resort town turned murder capital of mexico acapulco six people including three women were shot and killed at a market during lunchtime on january fourth two

georgia was famous in the soviet union for its agriculture and of course as the birthplace of joseph stalin. after the declaration of independence on april ninth one thousand nine hundred ninety one the economy hit rock bottom and left the population impoverished. but business deals were still being done. vondish really was one of the first real estate brokers in tbilisi. there was no electricity no water and great social distress but people didn't give up hope anyone who had a good house sold it and bought something smaller hoping that the emergency would soon be over and something new would begin. at that time i was no offices anyone who wanted to sell by all rent an apartment stood in the street with handwritten signs that's when we set up our company. about the. chaos ruled in the country. there was very serious corruption in the state structures which posed a threat to the whole country. in november two thousand. the first woman in georgia's history to become president of parliament. he had been president of georgia since the mid ninety's. in the late soviet era he was the foreign mini

. >> put him on track to be the longest-serving russian ruler since joseph stalin.candidates including a tv host and is expected to win easily. and we will get more topless photos of lamivudine. jillian: 'tis the season for inclusiveness. >> you are having a christmas party? >> it is a nondenominational holiday mixer, more inclusive. jillian: the college campus saying goodbye to christmas decorations and decking the halls with snowflakes. rob: we were told we were going to stick you on the wheel on the plan is a and see how many times you could run in a circle before you fall off. >> coming in a dozen minutes, what is going on at the fbi? looks like there is a political bias at the top management level. a survivor of the las vegas massacre will talk about how his support for the new concealed carry legislation, and the mandalay bay picture, ambassador david friedman joining us discussing donald trump's historic move to move the n recognize the capital of israel as jerusalem. the channel you trust for your morning news, "fox and friends" first back in two minutes. wh

serves another six-year term, he would be russia's longest-serving ruler since soviet dictator joseph stalin some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we will be right back. let's go! ♪ mom! slow down! for the ones who keep pushing. always unstoppable. stuff happens. when you have a cold... [ sneeze ] shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. ♪ tired of sore throat lozenges that only last a short time? try new alka-seltzer plus sore throat relief. the melts dissolve quickly. plus, the powerful pain reliever provides long-lasting relief for up to six hours. try new alka-seltzer plus. ♪ >> i have determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. this is nothing more or less then a recognition of reality. it is also the right thing to do. it is something that has to be done. that is why consistent with the jerusalem embassy act i am also directing the state department to begin preparation to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> i think tonight, the forces of extremists in the region. >>

percentage -- i think one-third of millennials think that george bushhi killed more people than joseph stalin. [laughter] >> 25% of the students who actually know who lennon was a minority, think he was a great guy. i could go on with these things. this has affected our judiciary and you wonder why the media is such a disgrace these day is, it's because of the way people is communicated, the communication's department are training rather than marxism. i have been to the university of texas when i went there in austin, a professor of communications, bolshevik, member of international social organization which is calling -- called for dictatorship in america inside the lecture hall where i was supposed to speak was leading chants exactly like the one you saw at the top of my talk here. and i was only o able to contine because it was a vice chancellor who came and this is in the gold-old days -- good-old days and said you'll be arrested if you continue the demonstration and took her a long time to stop these. usually they come in and say, these administrators, they don't say a word to me, but th

he met with the so-called big three, winston churchill, joseph stalin and, of course, roosevelt. long before the end of the war fdr is already thinking about the postwar period. so in november of 1943, when he journeys to tehran for this conference, he has several important things on the agenda. one of them is trying to ensure hat his partners in the allied coalition will sign on to the idea of a postwar organization, what becomes the united nations, that he hopes will prevent the outbreak of a third world war. and one of the interesting documents we have on display here is actually a little sketch that fdr made at the tehran conference in 1942. -- 1943. this is in his handwriting. an aide saved this sketch. and in this drawing you can see in fdr's own writing a real kind of broad broke sketch of what he thought the united nations might be. it starts on the left here with a little circle marked 40 u.n. that represented the 40 nations at that time were in the united nations coalition that were fighting the axis powers. and this represents the idea of what becomes the u.n. general

scott emphasizes the influence of georgian revolutionaries, such as joseph stalin, who was arrested several times in the early 1900s by the tsar's secret police and was exiled to siberia in 1913. 1917 was a year of revolutions, not just inside the united

. >> laura: soviet dictator joseph stalin knew how to get rid of history he didn't like. lesson the left has learned very well. the obsession with scrubbing america's past is an overdrive. this time even in texas. the dallas school board voted yesterday to change the names of three elementary schools named after confederate generals. robert e. lee. stonewall jackson and william. and/or wellian use of double speak. one school trustee said dropping the names was needed in order to acknowledge history. no, replacing historical names and toppling statues isn't acknowledging history obviously it's erasing it why pretend these historical figures even the confederacy just never existed? why do that? well, of course, slavery we all know was abominable and eesm. what do we learn about the past by forgetting the past? america paid a dear price in blood to overcome her original sin. and our children have a and our children have a right to their ent this is electricity. and our children have a right to their ent ♪ this is a power plant. this is tim barckholtz. that's me! this is some

here of the percentage, one third of millennial's think that george bush killed more people than joseph stalin. 25% of students who actually know who lenin was, a minority think he was a great guy. i could go on and on with these is but of course this has affected our judiciary, you wonder why the media is such a disgrace these days, it is because of the way people are educated. the communications department our training ground in marxism. i have been to the university of texas, i went there in boston, a professor of communication, a bolshevik, a member of the international socialists, a bolshevik organization which called for a dictatorship of the proletariat in america. inside the lecture hall where i was supposed to speak, like the one you saw at the top of my talk here, i was only able to continue because there was a vice chancellor who came, this was in the good old days, and said you will be arrested if you continue this demonstration. it took a long time is usually they come in and say these administrators don't say a word to me but they will say there is a safe room for people who are

. >> laura: soviet dictator joseph stalin knew how to get rid of history he didn't like.left has learned very well. the obsession with scrubbing america's past is an overdrive. this time even in texas. the dallas school board voted yesterday to change the names of three elementary schools named after confederate generals. robert e. lee. stonewall jackson and william. and/or wellian use of double speak. one school trustee said dropping the names was needed in order to acknowledge history. no, replacing historical names and toppling statues isn't acknowledging history obviously it's erasing it why pretend these historical figures even the confederacy just never existed? why do that? well, of course, slavery we all know was abominable and eesm. what do we learn about the past by forgetting the past? america paid a dear price in blood to overcome her original sin. and our children have a and our children have a right to their ent you won't see these folks at the post office. and our children have a right to their ent they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue.

serves another six year term he would reach the milestone for the longest generous leader says joseph stalin. there can be no better place and no better reason for making this announcement thank you for your support i will put forward my candidacy for the post of president of the russian federation. britain's prime minister says she'll protect the constitutional integrity of the u.k. during negotiations aimed at breaking the deadlock in the brics that talks over ireland's to resume a says the government is committed to ensuring there is no return to a quote hard border between northern ireland and the republic however she told m.p.'s the prime minister's questions that the issue could only be resolved once the glossy asians with the e.u. move on to the second phase but the e.u. maintains it will only begin trade talks after the border issue is finalized a former a volkswagen executive will serve seven years in a u.s. jail for his part in the diesel emission scans old german national oliver a smith pleaded guilty to conspiring to mislead regulators and violating clean air laws the german auto

be extended to twenty twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader since dictator joseph stalin moved in what is our choice. we will start a big campaign on one hand to persuade everyone to participate in the boycott and not to take part in the election and on the other hand to contact him any people really come to the polling stations not to let putin fabricate the number and of course we need an all russian street action. the ukrainian government and pro russian rebels have completed a major prisoner swap in the war torn east happen in the city of her left which is mainly controlled by the pro russian separatists the exchange is reported to be the largest since a pro russian uprising in eastern ukraine in two thousand and fourteen or a challenge has more for moscow. well both sides are now confirms that this prisoner swap has concluded with people being handed in both directions across the front lines in eastern ukraine the numbers that actually did scrubs the lines a big difference from the early advertize figures of three hundred six people going from kiev territory back to

extended until twenty twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader since dictator joseph stalin moves in what is our choice by shook up our news out of the way we will start a big campaign on one hand to persuade everyone to participate in the boycott and not to take part in the election and on the other hand to come a time many people really come to the polling stations not to let putin fabricate the number and of course we need an all russian street action. the ukrainian president petro poroshenko has greeted ukrainian soldiers who were released by pro russian separatists they were freed as sponsor of a prisoner swap between the government and rebels in ukraine's would twenty first exchange happens near the city of holiday which is mainly controlled by the pro russian separatists it's reported to be the largest since a pro russian uprising anything ukraine in twenty fourteen when we challenge has more from moscow. but both sides are now confirms that this prisoner swap has concluded with people being handed in both directions across the front lines in eastern ukraine the numbe

soviet union was a month or two after you arrived, nikita khrushchev surprises everybody, denounces joseph stalin who had been a hero in their eyes, and everything changed, at least for a short time when you were there. >> it was a fantastic moment in modern russian history. up to that time, the russian people had never experienced personal freedom, and the the russian people for the first time in their history had an opportunity to think for themselves, and it was such a magnificent, fresh, wonderful thought for them and an experience for them that they began to think, wait a minute, maybe we can get freedom and, suddenly, young people, the future of russia, they are denouncing the system itself, and that thought ran througho russia, then it spilled over the borders and went into eastern europe and shrined you had the hungarian revolution. >> woodruff: and everything was closed up again. >> because khrushchev decided to crack down to end that. >> woodruff: in the mean time, you met khrushchev. >> yes. >> woodruff: tell that story. that's where the name peter the great came from. >> it was july h

serving another six years would make putin russia's longest- serving ruler since joseph stalin. communist dictator held absolute power over the old soviet union for nearly 30 years. it is day three of an outbreak of wildfires across southern california, with no end in sight. instead, the largest fire has now covered 100 square miles, and a new one erupted today in los angeles. william brangham has our report. >> brangham: as the hours go by, the flames rage unchecked, consuming everything before them. overnight, the thomas fire in ventura county jumped a major highway, marched over hillsides, and sent thick plumes of smoke into the sky. >> santa anna police department, mandatory evacuation due to the fire. >> brangham: the biggest and most destructive fire, it's spurred evacuation orders for nearly 30,000 people and destroyed almost 150 homes. >> something blew over and caught the palm trees on fire. when the palm trees caught on fire, it just started. >> brangham: pastor douglas jones watched as the flames lit up the hills behind his church. >> we have family that go to the chu

if putin serves another six he would reach the milestone for the longest tenure as leader since joseph stalin. there can be no better place and no better reason for making this announcement thank you for your support i will put forward my candidacy for the post of president of the russian federation . rebuilding after the devastating earthquake of twenty fifteen is the number one issue as nepal holds the second phase of national and regional elections more than two years after the quake survivors are still looking for much needed relief sabina stressed the reports from katmandu. political party flags flutter in the outskirts of guttman do reminding everyone of voting day on thursday a series of small explosions in the past few days doesn't seem to have deterred these new parties security staff are watching every polling dates and final preparations are being made not far away is another reminder of failed promises by politicians tin sheds that continue to be home for survivors of the quake two and a half years ago one thousand apologies were killed jenny my body is one of the millions of peop

the percentage, i think one-third of millennials think that george bush killed more people than joseph stalin. 25% of the students who actually know who lyndon was, and that's a minority, think he was a great guy. now, i could go on and on with these things, but, of course, this has affected our judiciary. you wonder why the media is such a disgrace these days. it's because of the way people are educated. the communications departments are training grounds and marxism. i've been to the university, you know, university of texas when i went there in austin, a professor of communications who is a bolshevik, she's a member of the international socialist, a bolshevik organization which is going, it's call for dictatorship in america, inside the lecture hall where i was supposed to speak was leading chance exact like the one you saw at the top of my talk. and i was only able to continue because there was a vice chancellor who came. this is in the good old days, and said you will be arrested if you continue this demonstration. it took for a long time to stop. usually they come in and they say, these

his rule until two thousand and twenty four making him the longest serving russian leader since joseph stalin. iberia's national elections commission is expected to begin releasing provisional results from tuesday's presidential runoff elections or form a superstar footballer george we're up against vice president joseph i local newspapers are reporting a low turnout though monks the two million people who are eligible to vote it's the first democratic transition of power in the west african nation in seventy three years. the u.s. has imposed sanctions against two north korean scientists known for their role in the country's missile program kim jong sick and repealing charla thought senior figures in north korean leader kim jong un's but missile development team sanctions are the latest move in the u.s. campaign to denuclearize the korean peninsula. and the detention of two reuters journalists in myanmar has been extended now for another fourteen days while alone and. arrested earlier this month after meeting police officials on the outskirts of young gone they were allowed to see their famil

it'd mean he serves a term almost as long as joseph stalin. >> keir, thank you very much. >>> seeing some snow out there. ♪ beginning to look a lot like it looks even more like christmas. york. some b trying to get throug it, leave the car and get home. we hav light snow out here in parts of new jersey, on into pennsy snow showers thi morning. maybe some slick roads. got another system that's going coming across. and wind chills are going to again, not a lot more snow but looking for maybe one to two inches, especially, on we'll to your local forec it's a cold one. yester feels like 32 degrees. and we have a few flurries nothin too bad. we could still being slick spots in northern maryland this mornin below freezing fo most of the area. but as we head south of distri more like the we'll rebounding into the low 40s this afternoon. 30s tomorrow with flurries. >>> coming up, the avalanche of new sexual in television and music. >>> plus, how harvey weinstein is responding this morning to disturbing accusations from oscar nominee salma hayek. >>> and better than black friday? why waiting

it'd mean he serves a term almost as long as joseph stalin. >> keir, thank you very much. >>> seeing some snow out there. ♪ beginning to look a lot like christmas ♪ it looks even more like christmas. >> wow. >> smartville, new york. right there, right off of lake ontar ontario. you can see, video from our pal, simon brewer. lot of folks trying to get through. a lot said, the heck with it, leave the car and head home. we have lake-effect snow and light snow in new york city. parts of new jersey and on into pennsylvania. this system is going to be pushing off pretty quickly. snow showers this morning, slick roads. got another system coming in, another clipper coming across. and the wind chills are going to be fairly brutal, in single digits to keens from cleveland, buffalo, down to baltimore, boston and burlington into the weekend. not a lot more snow coming in here, but we are looking for maybe 1 to 2 inches, especially on the leeward side of the eastern ♪ deck the halls with boughs of holly, ♪ ♪ fa la la la la la la... ♪ ♪ oh when you walk by every night ♪ -talking sweet and looking

just consider also that during the entirety of the cold war when you had the murderist china and joseph stalineven though north korea has these things they can be detiered -- deterred for survival. they know that we have 30, 40, 50 times as many weapons as they do. we can use that to our advantage. that's why deterrence is essential by promising that they will destroy them if they do. kelly: there's always the concern with all to have bluster and all of the threatening actions and provocative actions, there's always the concern of that one mistake, that one accident that could result in hurting our allies like japan or some of our other allies like south korea or even hurting the united states. if that happens, then we have a problem on our hands that is amount to war. >> that's part of the nature of deterrence, is to make sure that they don't make any calculation that would go against that because they should know that if anything even an accident happens, then we will respond, we have to be critically aware if they have the ability to launch nuclear weapon, whether icbm or medium-range or an

it'd mean he serves a term almost as long as joseph stalin. >> wow. >> keir, thank you very much. >>>re seeing snow out there, al. >> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. let's take a look where it looks even more like christmas. it's smartville, new york. right there off of lake ontario. the video shows lots of snow, folks trying to get through. some of them said, the heck with it and we will leave the car and stay home. we have lake-effect snow and light snow out here in new york city and parts of new jersey and pennsylvania. this system pushing off quickly. maybe some slick roads and then another clipper coming across and the windchills are going to be fairly brutal in single digits to teens from cleveland, buffalo, down to buffalo and boston and burlington and right on into the weekend. not a lot more snow coming, but we are looking for one to two inches especially on the eastern side of the great lakes. we will get to your forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ holla back holla hey... ♪ hurry in to old navy! get up to 60% off the entire store with sleepwear from sev

joseph stalin, perhaps not, but the ghost of john birch rises somewhere above a confederate flag in richmondn't even know who i was imitating there. sir. >> who was that? >> who was that? >> tfit was a match-up of a coue of people. >> did sergio have something to say about -- did churchill have something to say about politics? >> political analyst for nbc news and msnbc peggy noonan. >> peggy. [ applause ] >> yes. >> associate editor of washington post and msnbc political analyst, eugene republic robinson. and sam. politics of the daily beast host. >> boo. boo. boo. >> actually, no. >> boo. >> come on. stay here. >> gets no respect. >> peggy, so it's -- it's so interesting that once in a while we let our conservative nature out there and get mocking. we remember -- we were just talking about one of our favorite moments was denver, the 200 8 convention when peggy took two hours before she was supposed to be on the show. >> i have never done that. >> the greatest monologue ever in the morning. >> oh, really? >> it was incredible. >> i think joe and i and meeka had a great deal of fun talking a

. >> joseph stalin's kgb killed many historians people 30 million people. the line every day for us. who put their lives on the line under the leadership of bob mueller after september 11 to make sure we departmep didn't gh another 9/11. and we didn't get hit with another 9/11 in large part because of bob mueller. and they're comparing bob mueller to joseph stallen's kgb. there no words. >> you're talking about what the fbi has done post 9/11 to try to keep us safe. as someone who spent time in baghdad, i know what fbi agents over there were doing. an american gets kidnapped, they're on the ground immediately trying to figure out what happened. an american gets killed, they're trying to track down and figure out what happened. they're not just in the united states. they're everywhere that we are at war. they are going to war in the same way that are troops do and i think that it's ridiculous that these so-called conservative news outlets are denigrating people who are putting their lives at risk for our country. >> in afghanistan, iraq, across the globe. ev