just wonder if you can hear me maria it's kevin no in your live on r.t. a what if you give us an update on the four passengers we were talking about earlier on we were reporting on their condition do you have any updates. yes indeed their condition is very serious and the condition of one of those four victims is set to be critical they're now being treated at different hospitals here in moscow we know that all of them have been very young people and all of them have been flight attendant as for those who died in this incident was far as we know there were eight people on board the to pull it frail line of crashed earlier today in moscow and all of there were crew members and four people died were three man the captain the flight mechanic the second pilot and one woman twenty eight year old their hostages well we're following what's going on with the those been treated right now at different hospitals in moscow and doctors are saying that the rock hopes that they will be ok but it's very hard and very early to say right now because. i repeat the condition of one of those four is to be c

raising opposition fears that the country's turning to an islamist dictatorship earlier my colleague kevin no wouldn't talk to a journalist khaled el sunny who things morsi is draft a constitution of a nation on the brink of civil war. situation. actually has not been discussed. the country. will probably. be country. we don't really know. because. many judges are still refusing to supervise it which will make it illegal if it happens all the. judiciary supervision what's your view on the opposition and their stance they're blaming the government for dividing the country but why can't they make some concessions and agree to dialogue instead of pushing for more protests there is no point. to be afraid. of people who go to the. people of egypt feel that. we always have weak weak political parties and we have a strong civil society in. which the. people of egypt have enough to. treat. someone who want to be. we. have our freedom we are not going to. the legal woes of the former international monetary fund chief dominic straws com sex abuse accusations in the u.s. have apparently come to an end t

why from moscow you're watching our special new year's coverage with me and he said now and kevin no one of course we are now in the home straight to twenty thirteen here in moscow thank you for sharing it with us that means a lot in our brand new studio small talk and what you're seeing that the minute the champagne exe ready in the newsroom roll out a little tiny tiny topola this time here will be help them with that of course in a few minutes before that though we're going to hear from president putin in the traditional new year message from the russian leader just before midnight well first we want to have a bit of fun here on r t it is new year's after all and who better to have fun with that breweries through sharing his very over research a joining us like what you got you know what i learned you're going to be a clown in the news you're going to tell us a little bit about some of the headlines this year. that we could perhaps have a little while i can because i know you guys are talking about champagne a second ago i've just buried a bowl full of my champagne out in the snow

coming up on the program with me kevin no it's not the world's top whistleblower proposed to deliver a christmas address by the. door an embassy in london for six months but he's been keeping busy nonetheless find out for us what his christmas message could be about we talk about that shortly after this break. the sun rises over what seems like and most forest but here in the new directions crime hundred kilometers north of life on stalk as much of the world it's disappearing at a catastrophic rate. mortgages both illegal and those finding ways to outsmart the system filing down the forests of the region for them profit goes well beyond the future of our planet and the result could be an ecological crisis we are on the hunt for illegal loggers and it's not going to be easy to forests. and our chances are slim now for now we can stay in our dreams but it's serious we find tracks have to drop our wheels and get out silently in order not to scare the loggers off the xander some morning call has been a ranger for over twenty five years he can spend weeks at a time tracking a single group

no. 3, minnesota's alex, and kevin love, the shot. ma's city 12-game winning streak, shot down. no. 2, kevin durant on a roll. and in! ever seen that before? >> never. >> and no. 1, say good-bye to the long locks of tim lincecum. the giants pitcher has cut his hair and we have the picture to prove it! >> wow! >> it pretty much looks like the same haircut he had his rookie season. >> pretty much. >> first time i saw him, i thought he was the clubhouse guy, he looked so young. but then, well, the legend. >> i wonder if he donated his hair, it wa,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. we're still here. and david ,,,,,,

no. 3, minnesota's alex, and kevin love, the shot. oklahoma's city 12-game winning streak, shot down. no. 2, kevin durant on a roll. and in! ever seen that before? >> never. >> and no. 1, say good-bye to the long locks of tim lincecum. the giants pitcher has cut his hair and we have the picture to prove it! >> wow! >> it pretty much looks like the same haircut he had his rookie season. >> pretty much. >> first time i saw him, i thought he was the clubhouse guy, he looked so young. but then, well, the legend. >> i wonder if he donated his hair, it was so long. locks of love. >> maybe his skills will come back too. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. we're still here. and david letterman is here. katie holmes is on his show. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs i'm alan kalter. and now, starting quarter back, david letterman! (cheers and applause)

it was more shocking to me though that kevin just had no reaction. >> medical. medical! hold up. >> i refuse. i'm all right. i'm 100% all right. >> you know what? i'm going to have them see you. >> though blanco was defiant during much of our stay at new mexico, his calmer moments often showed a concern for those who might follow him here. >> to all the kids that think that prison is a place to be, it's not. i mean, if snoop dogg and all these wannabe rappers were out there doing what they say, they'd be right here. so all the kids out there listening to them and thinking they're role models, they're not role models. you go out there, you live that life, you listen to it, it gets you right here. >> coming up -- >> two sides of me [ bleep ] >> -- one of the most memorable inmates ever featured on "lockup" pushes hard for a transfer closer to home. >>> what up? >> i'm serving a life without parole sentence, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence, and a 10-year sentence all together. >> the first time we met bobby ray gilbert we kn

hello my name's kevin though it's no nine pm here in moscow this is our top story the islamist led opposition in kuwait is boycotting saturday's parliamentary ballot in a bitter standoff with the country's own elected leaders the u.s. backed monarchies accused of amending the voting rules to influence the outcome of the poll. with the lakers lucy hi good evening to you kuwait does not feature does of the world headlines what's so significant is that of events happening in the country tonight. well wait maybe a tiny nation but its regional influence as well as its strategic importance to the west is immense absolutely immense as an opec member anything any sort of unrest that happens on the ground here could have potential impact on the world oil market as well as global oil prices as well as the pentagon's plans to use this tiny nation as a hub for its ground forces as a counterweight to iran now kuwait already holds three american military bases and folks in washington are talking about increasing the troop presence here especially in light of the withdrawal of troops from iraq and the loomi

previous protests in the seventeenth and early eighteenth century with a dog like one new york was no amsterdam. kevin phillips after the break on deregulation and some more of the modern financial issues but if you really want to delve into the history of seven hundred seventy five and the currency and trade issues at play then check our you tube channel for a web exclusive because we did pro. more into that also still ahead alan greenspan talked to bloomberg today about the fiscal cliff what else but they are long term deficits maybe we agree with them find out what he said in loose change but first the closing market numbers. for the. science technology innovation hall believes developments from around russia we've got the future covered. the gold fever. turns out as it's good to see late. my father but also a month brotherhood involved in the mines and since i started working in the mine i stayed here it. says multinationals. is a cash cow to be milked dry and is but i think that in this country gold medal logie has an environmental cost which is an acceptable local business was labeled illegal an

kevin mccarty. neil: it entrenches no getting done stuff. >> i agree he goes, but he will make a deal before.unds almost silly, they are only a couple hundred billion dollars apart. neil: you think these cuts are not warmed over leftovers? >> they are not. let's be fair. doing the chain cost of living index is not chump change. >> social security -- you are right. >> i understand that you would not be happy about counting interest real save, i get that. but let me -- >> you would not be happy if republicans counted projected revenue you get out of growth. >> i'm with you, my question, and by the way, as you know we talked about this before, i am prepared to put medicare on the table. >> you are the only one. >> i don't vote. neil: deal or no deal. >> a deal. neil: what do you think. >> no. mayans are right, party tonight. neil: assuming we get past the end of the world tomorrow, peter barnes on what we do, i don't know the day after tomorrow. . neil: wait until after christmas. with the deal that is not a deal. peter barnes checks the pieces and what happens next. >> wait to until after the n

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no predictions. >> kevin, i want to take you back to -- i want to take you back to the discussion aboutforeign-policy and the republican party. because, in the 52 campaign, george marshall was under tremendous attack and we think of george marshall really as a heroic figure and i think a lot of people thought at the time as well, or harry truman did, and eisenhower did not defend marshall when mccarthy is hacked and this is seen as a betrayal. of that tension then amounts when eisenhower makes them early appointments in his administration and he picks some classy people like chip bolin to be ambassador to the soviet union, and the mccarthy crowd fought him. so this seems to still play itself out in different ways and now as you look at the s.t.a.r.t. treaty or arms control which everyone in the military is passionately for, and yet it was very very difficult to squeeze out current republican votes for that. so we still find different ways that this expresses itself and they -- may have implications for the next four years on foreign-policy. >> i think so. is pretty bold and aggressive.

they 'gree on other things, that people are very entrergeed in their positions and there's no compromise. >> kevinnk it's an either/or. either we cut taxes and cut spending or we don't for whatever reason. but the reality is this cut that would come from this sequester, that would come from going over the fiscal cliff is more serious than a conservative economist like you would recommend. >> well, i think the spending cut is pretty large, but the real economic damage that would happen pretty much overnight if we go off the cliff is really coming from the massive tax increases that hit just about everybody, and then of course the market response to those things. >> wait, wait. kevin, where were you? didn't we just have this discussion many the last segment where we proved that that wouldn't actually have some massive effect on the economy? i think i remember you saying it would have a small effect. >> no, i thought we were talking last segment about the top marginal rate. i'm talking about if we go off the cliff, everybody's taxes are going up by a lot. that's a big enough shock i think to cause a

no more excuses. >> chief johnson and kevin cabinets are calling for background checks for all gun purchases.they want to see an end to high- capacity magazines. chief johnson made a plea to the gun owners to make sure their weapons are properly secured. administrators are revisited their policies. >> school officials are taking steps to reinforce their plans. sarah sampson has more. >> the tragedy in connecticut as howard county taking a hard look at its own procedures. their goal is to identify what they are doing well and what they can improve. like many parents, she sends her own children off to school thinking about their safety. >> something needs to be done. i don't know. i'm not sure what measures need to take place the >> officials are taking the first that to figure that out. ken ulman announced the creation of a joint task force bringing police and health officials. >> we will look at what we're doing well and what we can do better in the security of buildings and facilities to the broader community issues that we need to approve upon. >> one issue is identifying students who need

no. >> stephen: end of "in and out" maybe kevin klein is crushed to death? something like that? >> stephen: bert and ernie, that's a straight situation, right? (laughter) totally straight? because i hear things. are you ever tempted to use your character's voices to get out of bad situations? >> like what situations? >> stephen: jump into yoda when you're pulled over and say (as yoda) "not speeding, was i, officer?" (laughter) >> no. >> stephen: you're missing out on a great opportunity. >> (laughs) >> stephen: what's it like living your life? i know they're not voices, they're characters, but what is it like being famous for a character who isn't you? who gets to say and do things you don't get to do? (laughter) i'm asking for a friend. (laughter) is that fun? did you enjoy that? >> (laughs) frank, thank you so much for joining me. frank oz. "little shop of horrors" we'll be right back. (cheers and applala ,x

they're proposing to dish out in the next three years but the question is kevin so the company's the company's doing well not particularly no and that's why i browse are being raised as to if they can afford these dividends and that's what i'm going to be analyzing in the business but us and after the break look.

. >> there is no way for them to get water down here because there's no water down here. >> reporter: kevin is one of many small providers who try to make relief. he's a georgia physician who started a charity to provide safe drinking water. his group installed clean water facilities into six schools before running out of donated funds. he says they'd like to put in many more but have had no luck applying for funds the u.n. has for water projects. >> they're trying to come up wore water solutions for an entire country. we're working in a very small region. they're looking for bigger global solutions. my problem with that thinking is that three years later somebody is still thinking about global solutions when we have real problems right here. and nothing is being done. >> reporter: that's a complaint that's widely heard in water and sanitation projects or anything else there's little to show for the billions in aid that came in or was pledged to haiti as human rights activists. >> i talk to people in the tent camps if you look here, you can see that the situation is actually worse. there's

. >> reporter: after more time passed and there was still no sign of the man search crews were called in. the resort was shut down. kevin oliver, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an accident on highway 84 shut down both lanes of traffic for an hour. we showed you this earlier. this happened after 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. it was reported as a head on collision. it is unclear if there were injuries but it tied up traffic for a time. >>> some are spending their christmas eve watching a levy on the peninsula after one day of flooding. ktvu's health and science editor john fowler live now with the beginnings of a levy repair. john? >> reporter: state crews have moved us back from the levy here anticipating that trucks will arrive here momentarily to begin sand bagging. this video now. you can see the creek is much comer than last -- calmer than last might. they worked fast to get this temporary fix underway. >> reporter: not fast enough for residents who lived through repeated flooding here. >> i am worried because it is supposed to rain tomorrow. >> reporter: homeowners cleared mud and debris from the flood. >> like a big lake. lo

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no. i'm taking full blame for whatever happened. >> and although he seems to take full blame, he insists he didn't believe the boy, kevin, was really3. was there a conversation about you look so much older? >> no. but i did tell him that i think something does not seem right. >> you also gave him a laundry list of sexual acts that you wanted to engage with him in. >> now you gonna tell me who you are now? >> yes. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc" and we're doing a story on adults who try to meet teens on the internet. >> no. >> now, if there's anything else you'd like to tell us, we'd be glad to hear it. >> thank you. >> as he exits the backyard, law enforcement gets into position, and then makes the arrest. >> i knew you guys were going to do this. >> the 43-year-old is taken to the booking station, photographed and brought in for questioning by a detective from the petaluma police department. he continues to claim he didn't think the boy was really 13. >> so did you talk to kevin about having oral sex? >> probably. >> okay. did you talk to him about giving him his first [ bleep ]? >> that's what he was asking. >> the detective

. >> kevin has gone hollywood on us. he is a superstar now. >> no>> let's talk about how big of a year in the movies this was. this is the biggest you said since 1994. >> personally because there has been a consistency. in '94, shaw shank redemption, forrest gump, pulp fiction. those were up for best picture. look at the categories of animation, 21 jump street was hilarious. action, the raid. superhero movies, avehiclers, dark knight rises. it was nowhere near the dark knight. i thought the avengers was a better movie than the dark knight rises. it haa great year for films. december alone had some of the best film. s to come out in 2012. >> let's he talk about some of the bad ones that didn't make your cut. let's go with some of those first. >> starting off is the five- year engagement. what a horrible movie. look how bored they look on the poster. that was me in the movie theater. that is me in the movie theater. i told them not to use my picture. i didn't care about these pictures. it was unnecessarily depressing. >>> i don't understand how this m

hearing officer kevin day found for each of the two remaining sites, i quote, paragraph d, sentence, there are no like foods espresso within 300-foot radius of 84 second. this opinion, closed quotes, this conflicts with the facts that that the 50 restaurants on second street corner serve coffee. the important distinguishing thing here about like for like is that 8 percent of the sales in the morning before 10:00 o'clock are coffee. that all of these quick service restaurants. and so, anybody. >> eight or 80? >> 80. >> 80 percent, is coffee before 10:00 o'clock. and people are coffee addicts i got to have my coffee. so therefore, a truck on the street, selling coffee is in direct competition or like for like. the radius clause, there are six of these restaurants within the 300-foot radius. bathroom access. what bathroom access will espresso subito provide. we ask the question because our group must comply to regulations to health and ada issues and the increase in mff results in our group having to turn away walk-ins from the street. asking to use the bathrooms. our just to use the table and chair

that goes towards an independent state not just in rhetoric no not just rationed but in actuality and to do so those same palestinians kevin house to come back to the negotiation table for the last four years they have refused to do so they've refused time and again and we're all aware of that it was one of the main reasons that the forty states who did abstain from the vote on thursday did so because of that rejection of israel it isn't just about being pro palestine it's also about accepting israel here and that's where we need to go divisions between the president and the judiciary have dealt a stunning blow. stability in egypt the country's top judges call a strike in protest over the rushed approval of the new constitution as well as morsi sweeping new powers a referendum will be held in under two weeks as protesters numbering in the tens of thousands remain on the streets of cairo from cairo has more. good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for ov

that goes towards an end and an state not just in rhetoric no not just decorations but in actuality and to do so those same palestinians kevin how to come back to the negotiation table for the last four years they have refused to do so they've refused time and again and we're all aware of that it was one of the main reasons that the forty states who did abstain from the vote on thursday did so because of that rejection of israel it isn't just about being pro palestine it's also about accepting israel here and that's where we need to go. egyptians are supposed to decide on their new constitution into why. thanks but if last week was anything to go by it will not be easy there was widespread anger as the president granted himself sweeping new powers supreme court judges could not rule on the legitimacy of the draft charter after supporters of mohamed morsy stop them entering the chamber the court has now suspended its work indefinitely in protest parties tom barton is in cairo. good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil

bien el partido ya termino y no se pudo, la tercer victoria de la temporada sera para otro dia porque los hawks de atlanta derrotaron 104-95 a los wizards. kevinpor el quinteto capitalin con 19 puntos. mientras que josh smith sobre salio por atlanta con 23 puntos. a nivel local el domingo al medio dia en longbridge park de arlington sera la final de la tercera edicion de la copa soccer kicks entre jutiapa de en el futbol america se jugara el partido con los dos equipos del area en la semana 14 de la nfl este domingo a partir de la una de la tarde en el fedex field se enfrentan los washington redskins y los ravens de baltimore, no podra ser el clasico de la liga pero si el partido del area. ambos necesitan de la victoria, ravens para consolidar el primer lugar y redskins para seguir en la lucha por el playoffs. vamos al boxeo porque se viene la cuarta pelea entre pacquiao y marquez. y hoy se presentaron al pesaje donde juan manuel mÁrquez rechaza que la diferencia de peso sea factor en el enfrentamiento que sostendrÁ manana con manny pacquiao. ma rquez pesÓ 143 libras, cuatro libras menos que las 147 de pacquiao en la ceremonia efectuada esta t

that goes towards an independent state not just in rhetoric no not just in declarations but in actuality and to do so those same palestinians kevin how to come back to the negotiation table for the last four years they have refused to do so they've refused time and again and we're all aware of that it was one of the main reasons that the forty states did abstain from the vote on thursday did so because of that rejection of israel it isn't just about being pro palestine it's also about accepting israel here and that's where we need to go. and israel's settlement expansion has kulish caused fury in the. and paris find out online why britain and france may even recall their ambassadors from israel because of anger over television that is on r.t. dot com plus a joint traffic jam in russia stretching for hundreds of kilometers paralyzes a major highway trucking motorists for days on the details on our website. a miserable failure that is how the opposition described the british government's program to reduce unemployment the five billion pound plan aimed at encouraging private firms to take up those who lost their jobs due to public s

while the rebels accuse the regime but there seems to be no clear picture behind the mutual finger pointing. if you just joined us my name is kevin zero in thank you for being with r.t. tonight the top story britain's bargain hunters are out in force for shops reporting record boxing day takings both in store and online although the shoppers are keeping the u.k. still ringing though you might be surprised to know pockets of being line has been falling out for us. proud to be british brits interests alike often pay for their quintessentially british experience says on aware that they're run by foreign companies harrods the dorchester hotel and even the queen's grocer fortnum and mason keeping the fortnum and mason is a british store. is it not. it's been here for ages so i assumed it was wholly owned by british people. never mind everything's ok now you know the reason that things are getting. so bad almost half the companies in the u.k. and now in foreign hands the coalition government in britain likes to talk about the march of the makers can have a march of the makers if we're selling of all that is good household names like bo

well kevin president obama had a news conference this tuesday where he was asked about he was asked why no meaningful action has been taken on gun control in the last four years of his presidency although one of his campaign pledges was a ban on assault weapons he basically said he had lots of other things to do including waging two wars and quote it's not like i've been on vacation those in the us who suffered in numerous incidents of gone violence would probably not be satisfied with such an answer but the president pledged to finally take more active steps in the coming months he says the administration will come up with a more definitive proposal on gun control but people have heard those words before and nothing happened getting a semiautomatic weapon is not a problem in the u.s. adam lanza who killed twenty small children and six was also at an elementary school last week fired from a semi-automatic bushmaster rifle and it's a military style rifle powerful weapon and his sales are on the rise in the u.s. in the last four years the market was such guns grew thirty percent president ob

sorry no more positive note to end on but lots of nuggets there of good thought from kevin phillips former republican strategist author of seven hundred seventy five. you know what time it is time for word of the day when we break down a term or concept for our smart viewer but maybe not the financial expert i have a penny here from one nine hundred seventy one you'll find out why i'm keeping this baby i'm not going to spend it in a moment because given our conversation about money and coinage with kevin phillips who touched on it the word of the day is gresham's law so what exactly is it according to a vested pedia it is the following a monetary principle stating that bad money drives out good money but it's a bit more complicated that bad versus good because what does that even mean so let's take a look at what it means if a new coin is issued and a legal authority such as a government artificially overvalues this new money says this is good for x. amount and undervalues another then as more and more of this new currency enters the system people actually take their old undervalued coins

kevin durant, three-time nba leading scorer. misses. okc with the offensive rebound. russell westbrook misses. looks like he was fouled. no call.t. and the heat win the rematch of the finals. >>> elsewhere, kobe and the lakers, hosting the knicks. kobe and carmelo put on a show and delivered on christmas like santa claus. in transition, anthony sticks the three. later, melo finished with 34. knicks would lead by nine at one point in the third quarter. but the lakers come back. closing seconds. kobe to open l.a. down one, entering the fourth. now, lakers up three. bryant, made all eight of his shots in the paint. nine-straight games scoring at least 30. ensuing knicks possession. carmelo knocked it down. knicks down three. just over 30 seconds to go. j.r. smith, offbalance and off the mark. lakers get the rebound. still a three-point lead. 14.4 seconds to go. pau gasol, the two-handed emphatic dunk. lakers win 100-94, making it five-straight. >>> i'm doug kezirian. enjoy the rest of your day. and good luck with all those returns. >> thanks, doug. >>> up next, against all odds. a little girl is reunited with her dog who was stole

that was something both sides said, no matter what happened, they did want to see some job training happening for those employees. >> just quickly, kevin lunny, a character. he seems like he's been in the news a lot. is there something interesting about him? obviously well connected politically. >> and he has a ranch as well, so he's still there. i think he was hoping the debate would be a public debate, that people would say we love our local oysters and it became a huge political football. >> and that football came from washington, d.c., and these days most of congress is focused on the fiscal cliff. but for some classes, it's been orientation time. that's when new senators learn their way around the capitol. among them is 32-year-old eric swalwell, an alameda county assistant d.a., he defended a fellow democrat in the district stretching from hayward to dublin. i spoke to swalwell earlier this evening from capitol hill. >> congressman eric swalwell, thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. >> you've been to orientation for a couple weeks. what have you learned? >> this is the end of the second week of orientation. i was here righ

goes towards an independent state not just in rhetoric no not just in fact rationed but in actuality and to do so those same power. to me and kevin have to come back to the negotiation table for the last four years they have refused to do so they've refused time and again and we're all aware of that it was one of the main reasons that the forty states who did abstain from the vote on thursday did so because of that rejection of israel it isn't just about being pro palestine it's also about accepting israel here and that's where we need to go. you're watching t.v. and in the next few minutes we report on a revolution in the british welfare system that seems to fall in flat as the latest figures reveal the most brilliant president provide long term jobs for the unemployed simply isn't working. also ahead we examine why can't i have a theory of motives and it seemed a generous investment into the french economy we've got the details after a short break. in the glow of russia's north from away from civilization in history all one helicopter treat from the nearest village. they still one family have been living here for a long time in

kevin is his name, he certainly has no shortage of holiday cheer.been collecting everything and anything tannenbaum for 15 years. he says he caught the collecting bug from his dad. in addition to around 75 decorated trees around husband home -- his home, there are countless decoration offense the walls and windows. that actually beats my wife's collection of christmas stuff. stuff. [laughter] heather: and if you have stuff, if you own things like an mp3 player or your tv breaks, something like that, what would you do with it? many people throw those things away when they break, and they simply go buy a new one. but because of the struggling economy, that mentality is getting a makeover of sorts. dominic di-natale is live in los angeles with more on this. >> reporter: hey there, heather. how often do we throw out the toaster or coffee machine? we're all guilty because it's so easy to buy a new one. because of the economy, some people have started their own diy/fix hit centers. everything old is new again. is. >> it's just a group of us that like to g

kevin sent this to us. he said they've gone with a long period of no snowfall, but some parts of iowa, they're anticipatingh as 14 inches of snow. well, this very vigorous weather system is winding its way across the southern great lakes as it does, it's going to bring with it first the rainfall right around chicago. and then it changes over to snow. and not just the snowfall, but we're looking at near blizzard conditions. some of the winds make as high as 50, possibly 60 miles an hour. take a look at the wind now, coming straight out of the north, 30, 40, i saw some of the winds topping out at close to 50 miles per hour already. but look at chicago, wind coming up from the south. so, we've got the milder air and this is all rainfall, at least right now, but very quickly it's going to change to snow. look at some of the snowfall totals we've seen over the last 24 hours. hastings, nebraska, 8 inches, a portion of interstate 80. was closed over the last 12 hours or so, that's about 150 miles, they were saying the interstate there was so tied up because of the snow, very dangerous and treacherous driving cond

strategist has been that we spoke to they say no it's very minimally addressing the problems of the u.s. and to put that in even broader scope our guest kevin phillips his recent book is about seven hundred seventy five so he just finished a book on the american revolution many more economic factors playing a role there than what we maybe are taught in grade school here in the u.s. so we looked at what the lessons are today looking at the. current economic problems and monetary problems and got his perspective a perspective he says that politicians are not likely to have he says they don't read history books but you know what we are giving them a clip notes just in case they happen to be watching and will give all of our viewers the cliff notes as well to in a couple of minutes right that is all coming up next on the capital account with laura lester thanks lauren but that is going to do it now for the news for on the stories we covered head on over to our you tube channel you tube dot com slash r t america you can also check out our web site that is our t.v. dot com slash usa it can also follow me on twitter at liv's wall we'll be right ba

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you on fridays this friday will absolutely be no exception you can also catch all of our interviews they're playing any you missed we have a web extra with kevin phillips author of seven hundred seventy five which if you haven't seen you may want to go and check that out now tomorrow of course is the f o m c minute meetings results ben bernanke has a presser jim rickards author of currency wars will be here with his insights he's always amazing on the fed you can watch us and h.d. on hulu there's the address right there and forever in here at capital account thank you so much for watching and have a great night. live . you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. in the news that sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and worry that this is why you should care only on the dog.

zealand in it you have got japan into any well kevin this is the polar ice caps continue to melt or do they could be depends who you listen to some people say no global warming for fifteen years but when you go to business school we do know that three minutes time after the break stay with us for that. wilderness that takes your breath away a few tourists travel to these parts no prepackaged comfort but they joy is a while this is guaranteed if gagne's a zoology professor he works in the us and travels to these remote areas in russia every summer as he says he can't find untouched landscapes like this anywhere else in the world. we're going off the list below sea line. if i go wrong the wrong and surprisingly you'll go straight to the water and so we did our plan to get closer to the sea lion and shake its flipper field before before before. one animal whose par you definitely wouldn't want to shake here is the brown bear you can literally spot agrees the here by every small weaver. where the bears are.

no introduction. this bill was introduced by his congressman, kevin mccarthy, the congressman where the building will take place. he's the majority whip, the gentleman from california. but neil armstrong absolutely needs no introduction. he's an iconic american hero and one of the most humble men i have ever met. he was quiet, thoughtful, and deliberate, choosing his words carefully whether testifying before a congressional committee, giving a speech or sharing a quiet moment with a friend he did not exaggerate and always, always gave recognition to the teams of engineers, and scientists at nasa when speaking about the success of the apollo 11 mission he refused to take personal credit for his accomplishments. after leaving nasa, he soon found himself as nasa's high speed flight station located at edwards which would in time become the dryden flight research center. he spent seven years there, flying a variety of new design aircraft including seven flights at the control of the x-15. sneel a good friend and he's sorely missed by me and by all the people who touched in his long and active life. he's su

you on fridays this friday will absolutely be no exception you can also catch all of our interviews there i clean any you missed we have a web extra with kevin phillips author of seven hundred seventy five which if you haven't seen you may want to go and check that out now tomorrow of course is the f o m c minute meetings results ben bernanke has a presser jim rickards author of currency wars will be here with his insights he's always amazing on the fed you can watch us and h.d. on hulu there's the address right there and forever in here at capital account thank you so much for watching and have a great night. you see. destruction with and see. what could be just really. saying a great sacrifice. and. understood by just six. we're going to college. you to is a. job . site. well into the future science technology innovation called the least developed mints from around russia we've got the future covered. up to speed cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots of a p.r. people interview most intriguing stories for you here. in trying. to find out more visit are a big all te