the united kingdom has been a strong member since the beginning of the campaign. making significant contributions to air operations including strikes against a sola targets at a rock. iraq.targets at and reconnaissance missions in both iraq and syria. british partners have provided robust support, advising, assisting, and building capacity of local forces taking the fight to isil in both iraq and syria. as we put a increased pressure and intensify airstrikes against isil's financial infrastructure across syria, we appreciate and to the world appreciates the uk's contribution to this necessary and critical mission. with strong allies like the united states and the united kingdom need to bear every instrument of power against this barbaric foe, we will defeat isil and we will ensure they stay defeated. of course our work together , extends far beyond the middle east. in europe we must continue , writing the new playbook. one that includes preparations to encounter new challenges like cyber and hybrid warfare. we must continue to adjust our posture and presence in re

that's a we should keep our united kingdom together. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, as we approach the festival marking the birth of jesus -- >> order. there was notably eccentric gesticulation taking place from you, mr. mcneal. [laughter] calm yourself, man. go and celebrate if you wish but we must tear the honorable gentleman and he will be heard. >> as we approach the festival of our to the birth of jesus christ, i invite the prime minister send out a message of support to those millions of fellow christians around the world are suffering persecution. and i also invite him once again to remind the british people that we are a country fashion by our christian heritage and it is of that heritage which is resulting are giving refuge to so many other faiths over so many centuries, that we will not tolerate those who abuse our freedom to try to inflict their alien and violent passions upon us particularly a name of islam. >> let me join in saying that we should do everything we can to defend and protect the rights of christians to practice their faith in the w

we wish all the best for the kingdom of saudi arabia, and the custodian of the who holy mosques.itive your wisdom will help achieve the aspirations of our people. let me express my appreciation to the secretary general of the gcc, and to the assistant secretary generals and all of those who work for the follow up, and for the preparation of this summit. we meet today within critical situations, quick situations in the entire world, and in our region in the middle east in particular. this puts a lot of responsibilities on us as leaders of the gcc, and -- i am confident our gcc will be able to deal with these challenges, due to our joint cooperation, and the political economic, and security spheres in order to protect our communities and to keep the aspirations of our people, and boost the welfares in our country. i think we agree together that the achievements made by the gcc, despite the importance of these achievements, but our peoples are k looking for more and more. that's why we need to double our efforts. in order to achieve the aspirations of our people, because we have eve

all my life, i've been exploring the animal kingdom. sometimes it's tense sometimes funny, but always amazing. now i want yo ou tjoin me, because when it comes to exploration, it's best just to jump right in. [laughs]. [monkey screeching]. hi, i'm jarod miller, and welcome to 'animal exploration.' today, we're going to meet some amazing animals that use body language in order to survive like, 'hey, ma, where's my meatball sandwich?' we're in vallejo, california, at six flags discovery kingdom. this is going to be awesome! let's get inside. sea lions can live up to 20 to 30 years and can weigh up to 2,200 pounds. wow, can you believe this? we're at six flags discovery kingdom. i'm here with -- who is this guy? lee: this is doc, 24 years old 700 pounds. jarod: wow, he is 24. and look at this. look at the body language this guy is expressing right now. i'm giving him a big hug, and a sea lion hug, i mean, this is pretty uncommon, right? lee: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. he's one of our very well trained animals. he'll actually go up to the

he now propels his ministry towards his greatest confrontation yet. >> the kingdom of heaven! with the coming messiah, jesus, john the baptist walks with a new sense of conviction. for all his appearance as the wild man of the desert, john knows what he is doing by speaking out against sin. fearless of the consequences, he vents his anger on the moral corruption of herod, the puppet ruler installed by palestine's roman overlords. herod of antipas. i'm here to warn you! >> in the first century, in the roman world, you weren't allowed to criticize a ruler. so someone like herod antipas had his own private army. he was watching everything very carefully. >> herod antipas was absolutely the worst kind of leader that you could hope for. he really needed to prove himself to rome. and because of that, he was a little bit overzealous, let's say. >> with the protection of rome, herod antipas rules galilee with all the contempt of an auto autocrat. but herod has made his first serious miscalculation. he's turned his back on jewish law by marrying his brother's wife, herodias. >> this wa

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[shouting] >> the prime minister visited constituency and given the united kingdom is conducting air strikes over syria as well as over iraq, why is our country still not at highest level of threat? >> first of all, let me join my honorable friend in praising those who work around the clock to keep us safe in our country and are doing such vital work. as he will know, the threat level is set in this country, not by politicians by the joint terrorism. they currently set it at second highest level, so i can confirm what i said to the house, the uk is in the top tier of countries that daesh is targeting. that was cleared in advance by the chairman of the joint intelligence committee. a terrorist attack is highly likely. that's been since august. it's critical, you believe attack is eminent. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i'm proud to represent the constituency, four mosques, over 35 churches and two temples, however, last night donald trump reiterated that one of these communities would not be allowed into america simply because of their religion. in our country we have legislation that sto

long before the satsuma invaded from the mainland, okinawa was a kingdom. the ryukyu kingdom.y were farmers, traders, and necessarily diplomats whose eyes more often than not looked west to china rather than to the more isolated mainland. while japan as it existed then was isolationist, racially and ethnically, culturally and every other way, the ryukyu kingdom was not. they were more open, more multiculture, more used to and predisposed to dealing with the outside world and its influences. today, just a short ferry ride from the main island, a feeling of that long-gone empire remains. kumejima is a small island that has been largely untouched by the changes in the world. people farm and fish as they always did. the war never came here? >> no. >> these are kumejima residents and friends of james. >> they suffered very little damage in the war. >> and no military bases. no american -- >> up until '72, there was an american base. >> there was. >> but then in '72, the base was taken away. >> now nothing. >> only the japanese self-defense forces now. >> what do people do here? agr

the number of against the kingdom of jordan alone is 1,400,000 desperate all over the kingdom knowing alone of these refugees live in camps. jordan with its limited resources have become the second largest host for refugees in the world. and the second largest country -- or the second country hosting the greatest number of syrian refugees with all the consequences and pressures on the major sectors like health, education, security, the labor market and the infrastructure which is costing jordanian treasury lots of expenses that are beyond the reasonable abilities i don't understand the kingdom. your excellency. jordan and its kind people have opened their house to his the refugees from syria. especially our brothers from syria. we have shared with them our limited resources we on behalf of the entire humanity, we have carried out our obligation. and hosting them and providing them with all that we can. we are proud of our ability to hold them. a hosting that is with the principle of the leadership. however, the world must share this burden with us because we are performing this humani

since the world became aware of the urgent need to address climate change in rio in 1929, the kingdom of morocco has resolutely sought to ensure that its policy on sustainable development and environmental protection is in line with the global efforts of the international community. it's done through a series of constitutional, legislative institutional and regulatory reforms. the environment charter, the green morocco plan, the green investment plan, the ban on gmos and the recent law on practice waste all clearly reflect our commitment and consistency. more recently, and in line with the same approach favoring long-term objectives, the kingdom of morocco has become one of the major actors in the global energy transition around the world and especially on the african continent. thus, the objective of securing 42% said for the country's energy mix to be drawn from renewable sources by 2020, has recently been increased to 52% by 2030. morocco's ambitious, substantial intended nationally determined contribution under the you wanted nations framework convention on climate change confirms

carter has asked other countries, including the united kingdom, what more they can contribute to the campaign as we move to this new focus on the infrastructure that supports isil-daesh. to hiswill be responding letter in due course. so far as russia's involvement said from the beginning, if russia wants to help in syria, where it has influence, it ought to stop propping up the regime, help us bring this civil war to an end, bombing the opposition groups that have been opposed to and start to play a more constructive role in the process moreving syria to a pluralist future. give us more detail about the british air strikes in syria so far? going to see a ramping up of the intensity in the coming weeks? libya question, secretary carter, do you think thata realistic prospect ultimately the isis leadership might fall back to libya? me start with the first, and then hand it over to secretary carter on libya. concerned,trikes are we have doubled our strike force moving aircraft there immediately after the vote last wednesday. flew extra aircraft in on thursday. those aircraft were in acti

ofce the world became aware the urgent need to address climate change and 1992, the kingdom of moroccoas resolutely sought to ensure that its proactive policy on sustainable development and environmental protection is in line with the global efforts of the international community. through a series of legislative,l, reforms, the environment charter and the green morocco plan, the green investment plan, the ban on gmo's, and the recent law on plastic waste all clearly reflect our commitment and consistency. more recently, and in line with the same approach favoring long-term objectives, the kingdom of morocco has become one of the major actors in the global energy transition around the world and especially on the african continent. thus, the objective of securing 42% of the country's energy to be drawn from renewable resources by 2020 has recently 2030.ncreased to 52% by morocco is ambitious, substantial and tended contribution under the u.n. framework convention on climate change confirms the kingdoms of our guard, proactive approach, building on the irreversible commitment, morocco is

the kingdom's commitment, committed action, is also illustrated by the development of water sheds maket possible to channel water without destroying or disrupting ecosystems. morocco has also developed, without some difficulty defending when negotiating with its partners a responsible fish orreries policy to protect its fish stocks. excellency, ladies and gentlemen, since the world became aware of the urgent need to address climate change in rio in 1992 the kingdom of morocco has resolutely sought to insure proactive policy on sustainable development and environmental protection is in line with the global efforts of the international community. it has done this through a series of constitutional, legislative, institutional and regulatory reforms. the environment charter, the green morocco plan, the green investment plan, the ban on gmos, and the recent law on plastic waste, all clearly reflects our commitment and consistency. more recently, and in line with the same approach favoring long-term objectives the king kingdom of morocco has become one of the major actors in the global energ

created a mythology so compelling that in a 2001 census, the fourth-largest religion in the united kingdom was "jedi." [laughter and applause] president obama: think about how many children have been raised, at least in part, by george lucas. [laughter] president obama: think about how many young people searching for their place in the universe have thought to themselves, "if a kid from tatooine moisture farm can go from bulls-eyeing womp rats in his t-16 to saving the galaxy, then maybe i can be something special too?" [laughter] president obama: how many engineers got their start arguing about the structural flaws in the death star? how many philosophers got their start arguing about whether han shot first? [laughter] president obama: how many bookish teenagers have taken solace in the fact that the most charismatic guy on the planet is an archeologist named indiana jones? [laughter] president obama: george, i don't know if you've heard, but they might even make a brand new "star wars" movie soon. [laughter] president obama: it's very low-key, it's not getting a lot of promotion. [laught

>> this is a united kingdom, and this is a united kingdom issue. and what i would say to him, what i would say to him is, why is he so frightened of listening to the people and holding this historic referendum. passed through both of these houses of parliament in the last week. i say, get a good deal for britain, and then trust the people! >> thank you, speaker. the prime minister's visited an area and i'm sure like me saw the service personnel and their families well as they carried out operations during the christmas party. given that the united kingdom is now conducting airstrikes over syria and iraq, why is our country still not at the highest level of threat? >> well, first of all, let me joan my honorable friend in praising those who work round the clock to keep us safe in our country and are doing such vital work. as he will note, the threat level is set in this country, not by politicians, but by the joint terrorism attachment center, jtac. they currently set it at severe, which is the second highest level. soy can confirm what i said to th

thanks to a costly war the kingdom is waging in yemen, expensive air strikes against isil, and dolingut billions to its citizens through well-paid government jobs, and offering interest-free loans, for building homes, getting married and starting small businesses. >> probably the most important thing is producing subsidies. >> reporter: but cutting benefits never an easy political sell, and there are reports of moves within the saudi oil family to oust the king and his son who heads the kingdom's economic policy committee. >> they have around $650 billion in foreign exchange reserves, and that should stave off the need for immediate spending reforms. >>> today washington state's governor is saying inmate releases are on hold indefinitely. it follows a report that they accidentally released 3200 inmates early over the last few years. it blames a computer glitch. releasing them anywhere from a couple of days to two years ahead of schedule. >> the problem was allowed to continue to exist for 13 years is deeply disappointing, it is totally unacceptable, and frankly it is maddening. >> rep

also the kingdoms of tunis, algiers, morocco, tripoli. i wanted to understand the people in those kingdoms along the north coast of africa. i wanted to understand if you will their particular religion. and to guarantee unto them that our trade with them would remain open and free, that we would respect them and to hope that they would respect us, as well. >> donna, braddock, pennsylvania. go ahead. >> caller: hi. i was just wondering what made you decide to become president instead of continuing to practice law. >> well, i only practiced law for seven years. and that was right here in williamsburg, virginia. i gave up the practice of law once the monarchy of great britain closed down the courts of justice. that was about 1774. i turned over most of my unfinished cases to my cousin, mr. edmond randolph. do you know that his father, my cousin, john randolph, was the last attorney general of the crown before the war began. and edmond was the first attorney general in our constitution under our constitution. so i had long given up the practic

he will come again in glory to judge the living and the dead and his kingdom will have no end. i believe in the holy spirit, the lord the giver of life, who proceeds from the father and the son, who with the father and the son is adored and glorified, who has spoken through the prophets. i believe in one holy catholic and apastolic church. i confess one baptism for the forgiveness of sins. and i look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. amen. the lord be with you . >> and with your spirit. >> my dear friends let us confidently make known our needs >> on this christmas day, we pray for francis our pope, for sean our archbishop, and for all who proclaim jesus the face of the father's mercy, we pray to the lord. >> lord hear our prayer. >> for the persecuted, the struggling immigrants, and for those who are grieving and all those whose lives seem dark and without hope, we pray to the lord. >> lord hear our prayer. >> as we prepare to begin a new year, that god will truly bless our families with great peace and deep love, we pray to the lord. >

how would we, the united kingdom, exercise the greatest influen influence? everything i have heard in the last month taking evidence of this issue suggests our role as a compromise and limited member of the coalition against isil operating only in iraq, weakens that influence. now, we can debate the efficacy of air strikes and the additional capability that brimstone missiles bring to the whole coalition, but the truth is, we all know that those issues are marginal to the outcome. what is not marginal is getting the international politics right. and it is not in the interest of our country or the people we represent for this house to deny the government the authority it needs today. i am now satisfy ied that the government who along with the americans, helped block the transition process by our preconditions about the role of al assad can now play. a critically constructive role in the transition. indeed, my criticism of today's motion is that the government should be seeking wider authority from the house. limiting the targeting of isil and excluding al new

thanks to a costly war, the kingdom is waging in yemen, expensive air strikes against isil, and dolingillions of dollars a year to its citizens through well-paying government jobs, generous energy subsidies, and offering interest-free loans for building homes, getting married, and starting small businesses. >> in the medium to long-term probably the most important thing is reducing subsidies. >> reporter: but cutting benefits never an easy political sell, and there are reports of moves within the saudi royal family to oust king salomon and his son who heads the kingdom's economic policy commission. >> british prime minister reviewing the case of a muslim family that was taken off of a flight from the u.k. bound for los angeles. the family saying they weren't told anything, except they weren't allowed to travel. the father says his children were excited about the trip to disneyland, saying quote: in another incident, a leading amonth has his business visa canceled as he was about to board a flight to new york. >>> when we come back, more questions about how safe football really is. >>>

kingdom now owns 2.3% of the company itself. it's been a major investor in u.s.mpanies and owns 5% of twitter. uber will ask an appeals court for a stay on all proceedings including a trial over work status. a judge said he would put off a final destoicision until uber's appeal was resolved. drivers that sued uber claimed they're employees and should be entitled to be reimbursed for expenses such as gas. it could reshape the on demand economy and serving as the market for people providing service with others looking to pay for it. >> back to you. >> thank you very much. happy holidays and we'll chat very soon again. jeff says i just realized that santa traveling around the world in a night is actually two nights. you're right. less magic needed. santa needs some fedex. we need to take a short break. we'll come back with more of your greetings. it's really nice hearing from you. genuinely. you guys make the show. you make what we do really worth it. keep your e-mails coming through if you want. you can find us on twitter as well. on worldwide@cnbc.com. i'll see yo

born in your kingdom.he chosen, the messiah. >> you're playing one of the worst men in the world. people don't know the story, herod ordered the murder of all infants under the age of two in the bethlehem area. how is it you're a beloved actor in america. you're playing a bad guy. you did that in chicago in a program. >> it's fine. i'm an actor. you lend yourself to the role. it's not -- it doesn't necessarily reflect on you. >> of all the infants born in my kingdom i don't recolle kingd kingdom, how will you find this one child? >> the day and time of his birth match the position of the stars and the child will give us a sign. >> yes. >> people are going to be surprised to see how evil you are in this movie. you're an evil guy. >> maybe. >> i wrote you evil, and you played it evil. before you did "killing jesus," you were raised christian. did you have a frame of reference about jesus? >> oh, he's the savior. that's how i go about it. without apology, i'm a christian. i'm not -- i was raised as a christia

the kingdom is developing into a modern industrialized nation.his strategy, based on the industrial emergence, launched in 2008, has boosted automotive,ustry, off shoring, pharmaceuticals, therebyiles, increasing exports and modernizing local industries. >> a new industrial acceleration plan was launched last year to run from 2014 to 2020. it will lead to half a million jobs and increase the contribution to gdp from 40% to 23%. >> the new strategy is based on an approach of integrated value chains and a creation of synergy between big firms and sme's. companyadian aerospace is an example of successful integration into the local business ecosystem. s> construction of bombardier' facility is a major endorsement of morocco's growing aerospace industry. toour plan is to invest up $200 million by 2020, and in doing so create a hundred 50 jobs in aerospace. we are committed to working very closely with the local government, and in doing so also be a catalyst for the development of the local supply chain here in morocco. >> the creation of new ecosystem

british film industry which makes such a valuable social, cultural contribution across the united kingdom. >> i think my honorable raises an important point, because this is not only excite being for children and quite a lot of parents are being looking forward to this film, but this is a film being made in britain with many british actors, showing the strength of the british film industry, and i would say this, but also backed by the british government and british taxpayers with the excellent row souresources that provide. i know that he will never join the dark side. >> thank you, mr. speaker. despite the ongoing efforts of the scottish task force, my constituents are starting to receive redundancy notices. given the urgency of the situation, will the prime minister put pressure on the eu now to reach a quicker decision on permitting the eii compensation scheme, and if this permission is granted, will he also commit to implement the scheme as soon as possible to provide much-needed breathing space for our steel sector and to give some hope for my constituents this christmas? >> i think

ofwell, you have a kind compliment or a game being played by both the saudi kingdom and iran.both of them have a stake in turning all this conflict into a sectarian conflict. the saudi's on the sunni side in the ring in on the shia side. the saudi coalition, the saudi kingdom just announced it is obviously a sunni-sectarian inspired coalition since a, which is an arab country, is not part of it, or ran is not part of it. -- iran is not part of it. actually,e ignore, the saudi kingdom and the other gulf monarchies are not part of the bombing of isis in iraq where they regard this as, you know, being actually -- that would be in favor of pro-iranian forces. they only do it -- amy: we're talking to gilbert achcar. we're going to take a break and come back to this discussion. gilbert ashcar is professor at the school of oriental and african studies at the university of london. we will be back with him in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as we continue our conversation with gilbert achcar, professor

the kingdom knowing that 9% alone of these refugees leave incomes.ordan, with its limited resources, have become the second largest host for refugees in the world and the second largest country -- the second country hosting the greatest number of syria refugees with all its attendant consequences and pressures on the major sectors like health, education, security, labor, market and the infrastructure which is costing the jordanian treasury lots of expenses that are beyond the region, beyond the abilities of the kingdom. your excellency, jordan and its kind people have opened their houses to the refugees from syria, especially our brothers from syria. we have shared with them our limited resources. we, on behalf of entire humanity, we have carried out our obligation in hosting them and providing them with all that we can. we are proud of our ability to host them, a hosting that is in -- [inaudible] with the leadership. however, the world must share this burden with us, because we are performing this humanitarian duty on behalf of the entire humanity.

>> well, there has been a growing civil movement in the kingdom for well over a decade that has been calling for more inclusive society particularly with regards to women. this is the only country, for example, that doesn't allow women to drive. there is a struggle between the kind of old guard that runs this country and from our religious and conservative background and there are those that believe that the country needs to move forward and embrace and welcome new realities in the world. because this country is so significant geopolitically, any kind of sudden change, there's a fear it could have what they would say ripple effect that would be unwelcomed. even the opponents that agreed to the change like the late king abdullah was a believer that this change has to come gradually. critics say it's too little too late but the authorities say we're on the right track. we need to do things our way. yes, maybe it's come a bit late, but things have to be done in a gradual respect regardless of that. you can't underestimate how significant it is in this society that women are now allowed

. >>> european intelligence suggests the united kingdom could be isis' next target after paris and that planning an attack. they suggest british isis fighters have been instructed to attack and that several senior isis figures involved in the paris plot are also involved in a uk plot. >>> german lawmakers set to vote to ramp up the country's military operations against isis in syria. a measure that's considered very likely to pass. the german constitution bars most combat operations on foreign soil so air strike s themselves are out but the country can expand its military support role. one possibility is deploying high reconnaissance jets to help other countries pinpoint. >>> an historic move, defense secretary ash carter is opening all jobs in combat units to women. no exceptions. prior to his order, some 10% of military positions were still closed to women. the services must have plans in place by april 1. >>> the senate pass eed legislation to repeal provisions of obama care. it would also strip federal finisheding fr i funding for plannedparent. the white house says if the plan reac

. >> saudi arabia in the 1960s was of course a fantastically wealthy kingdom.dah was its main door to the west. it was its main port on the red sea, and a huge amount of building had taken place. i'm brian. i taught osama bin laden english in saudi arabia from 1968 to 1969. osama sat about two-thirds of the way back on the right, by the windows. he was not an outstanding student academically. on the other hand, he was a very bright boy. >> reporter: although arabic and religious instruction took priority, the al fatah school, one of the top schools in the kingdom, was surprisingly progressive. >> the boys had a western uniform. they had trousers and shirts and jackets and shoes. >> faifel shaler had taught a number of bin laden's brothers. osama's family was well-known in saudi arabia. his father's career was the stuff of legend. >> the bin ladens were almost a storybook success. >> reporter: in saudi arabia, the bin laden name is everywhere. it's a vast empire with humble beginnings. the family patriarch, mohammed, seen here in rare photographs, rose from a me

i wanted to understand the people in those kingdoms on the north coast of africa. i wanted to understand their particular religion. the guarantee on to them, that our trade with them would remain open and free. we will respect them and hope that they would respect us as well. caller: i was just wondering, what made you decide to become president, instead of continuing to practice law? bill: i only practice law for seven years and that was in williamsburg, virginia. i gave up the practice of law once the monarchy of great britain closedown the courts of justice. that was 1774. i turned over most of my unfinished cases to my cousin. his father, my cousin, john randolph, was the last attorney general of the crown before the war began. edmund was the first attorney .eneral in our constitution i had long given up the practice of law and pursued more of my interests and legislation. being able to put forth arguments and debates that would ls and laws that would create greater opportunity. not only for my commonwealth, before the nation and for the world. so much the prac

. >>> european intelligence smgs t suggests the united kingdom could be the next target after paris.tish isis fighters have been instructed by senior isis operators to attack. fred pleitgen live in london with more. certainly a frightening suspect and something uk authorities must be looking deeply into. >> they certainly are and they are taking this very seriously. it was interesting because one of the things the british prime minister david cameron said yesterday is he said that since november, so around the time of the paris attacks, there have been no less than seven foiled terror plots here in the united kingdom. some of the fears and concerns about possible new attacks are compounded by the fact that britain's parliament has also taken a decision as we know for britain to participate in air strikes in syria and, of course, those air strikes already started shortly after that debate took place. it's unclear how imminent this new threat is, but you said it. it seems as though a senior isis operatives in iraq or syria in isis territory in the so-called caliphate have instructed br

of all the infants born in my kingdom.you find this one child, destined to be the messiah? >> day and time of his birth matched the positions of the stars and the wild would give as you sign. >> what a blessing. >> yes. >> people are going to be surprised how evil you are in this movie. you are an evil guy. >> i wrote you evil and you played it evil. >> okay. now, before you did killing jesus, you were raised christian, i understand. >> um-huh, yeah. >> did you have a frame of reference about jesus? >> he is the savior. that's how i go about it. without apology, i'm a christian. i'm not -- i was raised as a christian scientist but i'm not a practicing christian scientist although i still observe many of the tenants of mary and her writings. he is the guy. he is the one. >> when you got the role, and you started to research it, did you learn anything? >> funny. maybe it's a karma or a moment. universe fills in the blanks and all of a sudden i pick up history book in the hotel room and the first page opens up on herod's pala

and join "frozen" friends in an enchanting sing-along celebration retelling of the kingdom's tale.ith six lands of fantasy, fun, and enchantment, because it's the most magical place on earth. beyond the theme parks, you'll want to visit two water parks and check out disney springs, featuring shopping, waterfront dining, and entertainment. visit disneyworld.com/unforgettable for details. (alan) all right, janet, thank you, and chip 'n' dale and all their friends are riding chicago trolley & double decker. you know, this is one of the city's most popular attractions here in chicago. you see they have their famous red and green trolleys throughout the city-- multi-colored here of course this evening, and the double-decker buses providing tours of chicago to millions of visitors and locals every single year. [playing "we three kings"] (alan) yeah, coming up to the corner of happy and healthy, we find walgreens. walgreens is the nation's largest drugstore chain. two stores here on the magnificent mile, including the new flagship store in the historic wrigley building. occupying corners

. >> the united kingdom has been a strong member since the beginning of the campaign. significant contributions to air operations including strikes against isis in iraq. and reconnaissance missions in both iraq and syria. partners have provided robust support, advising, assisting, and building capacity of local forces taking the fight to isil in both iraq and syria. as we put a increased pressure and intensify airstrikes against isil's financial infrastructure across syria, we appreciate and to the world appreciates the uk's contribution to this necessary and critical mission. with strong allies like the united states and the united kingdom need to bear every instrument of power against this barbaric foe, we will defeat isil and we will ensure they stay defeated. our work together extends far the middle east. we must continue writing the new playbook. one that includes preparations to encounter new challenges like cyber and hybrid warfare. we must continue to adjust our posture and presence in response to russian aggression and support our allies. last month, the u.k.

here's the united kingdom. that's over 4,000 kilometers of that large expansive ocean picking up that moisture and it's being deposit north dakota the form of heavy rainfall. just a constant barrage of torrential rainfall for london and into the glasgow region. more specifically northern england. this will occur more frequently if we don't reduce global greenhouse gases. when bee start to see a warming in the climate system, the ability to hold more moisture and the rivers that impact western europe and into the western u.s. will become more frequent for instance. look at the radar across this area. lighting up like a christmas tree with heavy rainfall. you can see over the past few hours, things have started to die down. only a few showers from ireland into scotland. this is not before we saw impressive rainfall totals in excess of 200 millimeters leading to the localized flooding. on top of that, the extremely strong winds and we're just hearing about the fatality because someone was blown into the path of a

this may be an issue for the united kingdom.e other hand, it may be that the government ends the contractionary policies, i.e. takes consolidation, and fiscal expansion. it would be good, in my view, and late coming. -- late-coming. it would be positive for the u.k. economy. having said that, i must say, as a londoner, londoners have always been a target for 1860's whenince the they first started dropping alms bombs. , ande 1930's, the ira 980's.h the 1970's-1 joe: you mentioned the fiscal picture and george osborne said that he wants a balanced budget by the end of the conservative term. is that feasible before this? does the expansion of military spending we are like me to see below any possibility of that out of the water? ann: it is a very rigid target and it is probably ascertainable. u-turns.ve to do more just this last week, he had to u-turn over the question of police numbers. who knows what security will have to spend? i thought the target was unsustainable and inadvisable, in my view. the economy is weak. andave an acc

that's a we should keep our united kingdom together. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, as we approach the festival marking the birth of jesus -- >> order. there was notably eccentric gesticulation taking place from you, mr. mcneal. [laughter] calm yourself, man. go and celebrate if you wish but we must tear the honorable gentleman and he will be heard. >> as we approach the festival of our to the birth of jesus christ, i invite the prime minister send out a message of support to those millions of fellow christians around the world are suffering persecution. and i also invite him once again to remind the british people that we are a country fashion by our christian heritage and it is of that heritage which is resulting are giving refuge to so many other faiths over so many centuries, that we will not tolerate those who abuse our freedom to try to inflict their alien and violent passions upon us particularly a name of islam. >> let me join in saying that we should do everything we can to defend and protect the rights of christians to practice their faith in the w

george osborne, cancer of the exchequer of the united kingdom. >> thank you very much.hey begin as others have done by congratulating you, jack, for suggesting this meeting where the finance ministers of the sturdy council came together for the first time in history of the united nations. and let me congratulate the secretary-general and head of the financial action task force for the leadership to vigilance on this issue. and let me start by offering my condolences and the condolences of the british people, those who lost their lives in paris as a result of those dreadful attacks. but also of course those who lost their lives in ankara, in beirut, in california come and, indeed, the russian holidaymakers traveling home who lost their lives. of course, these acts of violence were designed to intimidate and divide us, but they failed. i think it's very striking, if you look at this table, this security council room, this is often what the divisions of the world have been made evident. yet today the unity of the world is on display. i'm far from divide us, actually the te

the saudi kingdom pays for 50 bosnians to take the mecca. >> the selection process is very demanding.e try to choose the elite from public life, from cultural, political, or religious spheres. it is a fair and honest process. >> the saudi benefactor will provide scholarships to study in the gulf kingdom, and opportunity for and still -- an a saudiity to instill version of islam. >> there are some individuals who have been influenced by certain ways, which is very much, let's say, of the saudi type. i don't deny they are individuals. >> 20 years after award driven by ethnic hatred, violence and religion remain entwined in the country. bosnia used to import jihadists. now it exports them. bosnian fighters are known to fill the ranks of the islamic state organization. this radio exchange was recorded -- recorded in kobane, north of bosnia. [gunfire] >> more than 300 bosnian citizens have taken up arms to fight in syria. with a population of under 4 million, that is the highest ratio in europe. they also provide ideal recruitment, because, for the islamist groups, propaganda videos. >> th

this spring, disney's animal kingdom theme park is appearing in a whole new light.combining music and majestic animal imagery. this summer, disney springs will be complete, offering over 150 exciting entertainment, dining, and unique shopping experiences, not to mention beautiful waterside views at the boat house. this summer, a new "frozen" ever after attraction is opening at epcot, where you'll feel like you've been transported to arendelle. you never run out of fun things to do at walt disney world resort. every day is a new adventure. visit disneyworld.com/unforgettable for all the details. (alan) thank you, janet. and santa--yes, santa is almost here. first, though, he's being escorted by these 2016 subaru outback, and that's a forester, i believe. both of these vehicles equipped with subaru's symmetrical all-wheel drive. it has the eyesight technology. so it seems like santa's not taking any chances this winter when it comes to safety and technology. (cheryl) subaru invites you to celebrate the season during their annual share the love event going on now throu

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thousands are out of their homes tonight after a weekend of historic flooding in the united kingdom.athan vigliotti has more on this from london. >> reporter: massive lakes formed where before there were acres of rolling farms. and then there were the rivers, sweeping through main streets and residential blocks, turning homes into islands. in less than 24 hours officials say at least one month's worth of rain fell in parts of northern england and scotland, a new record for the u.k irene shaw was among the thousands who were water-logged. >> i had no real warning because it's never been as bad as this. >> reporter: the flooding ignited a massive rescue effort. teams went house-to-house by boat, the army moved in by truck. in all over 200 people were brought to dry land. along with rain, storm desmond packed powerful winds, strong enough to flip over this semi. more than 50,000 households and businesses were left without power. and although the water has begun to recede, 130 flood warnings remain in effect for parts of the u.k jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> glor: still ahead