if you think kingston took heat for that nationally, see what's running on his hometown news station.xpense reports and federal dispersements to estimate just how many so-called free lunches a congressman like jack kingston and his staff right receive. we took the past three years, first in official business, kingston and his staff expensed $4,200 in meals for business purposes to his congressional office. paid formy the americ mby the a taxpayer. number and sources of the meals get cloudy from there. 2011, kingston has taken official trips to four continents. the trips entitle him to a generous per diem allowance. sometimes hundreds of dollars a day. the total in per diems in the past three years on all this trips, more than $24,000. free lunches, perhaps not. but, again, paid for by the american taxpayer. >> i've always worked 6 60 or 7 hour workweek. >> a hardworking guy. >>> all right. when we come back, we'll look at the all-time biggest scandals and ask, how does chris christie's bridge-gate stack up in the tournament of corruption? straight ahead. [ male announcer ] if you suff

the kingston trio rick hoarded it. he started playing a banned group. my bestseller. a mimeographed at first but later printed it. it is printed 100,000 copies. he said, i've been putting up with the hard use. theave a group we called kingston trio. he said, pete, we will take our name off it. it was very nice because technically, legally, as they say i had "abandoned copyright." they took their name off and my manager copyrighted it. it pays by taxes these days, and a song. it is been translated into dozens of other images. >> can you play it? baby out to sing the very last -- maybe i will sing the very last verse. you have to laugh if you don't cry. ♪ where have all the graveyards gone longtime passing where have all the graveyards gone longtime ago where have all the graveyards gone everyoneith flowers learnill we ever when will we ever learn ♪ >> you still have your voice. >> it's in the seller. >> can you talk about getting older? >> it is no fun to lose your memory or your hearing or your eyesight, but from my sh

. >> reporter: hudson kingston is the legal director at the nonprofit center for digital democracy. he says facebook's latest privacy language is very broad. it says in part, you grant us a nonexclusive transferrable sub licensable royalty-free worldwide license to use any ip content that you post on or in connection with facebook. >> they're trying to protect themselves against future privacy lawsuits. >> reporter: we a contacted facebook to find out how jackson's picture ended up in a sponsored ad. facebook says it was the result of an isolated bug that we are now fixing. no one else saw the image beyond the individual that viewed it. facebook goes on, we do not share or sell people's personal information to advertisers, and we do not use people's photos in ads. facebook says users own their photos and content they post. as far as that worldwide license that users grant facebook, the company says it is required to have the necessary license so that we can show your photos to your friends. crest told us it did not develop, commission, nor approve this advertisement. mistake or not,

world's leading scientists behind the developments of smart's cameras is professor james or one of kingston university. systems his team of developing can detect suspicious activity even before a crime occurs. the way is to present large volumes of data over many months possibly years and so that enables the system to develop a statistical model of what is normal and maybe what is abnormal and so then there is an automatic flagging of anything that is considered abnormal. in locations where thousands of people pass in front of the cameras every day it's even more difficult for the systems to determine what is normal behavior and what isn't. are these people simply on their way to work or does this group hide a terrorist. anyone suspected of crime in the u.k. quickly loses their right to privacy. the face what units of the london police presents faces of suspects to the public using footage from security cameras posted on the internet. this is a gentleman of interest. and there zimmer's us appears are we. throw a spot in there so it goes on a public website and. i were to care to cite a real

world's leading scientists behind the developments of smart chemists is professor james or one of kingston university. systems his team of developing can detect suspicious activity even before a crime occurs. the way is to present large volumes of data.

many people believe her and how was my family did that on the kingston mind you i am the rejected techies denial of the nineteen fifteen armenian genocide. i don't think tonight in the hicks and government agencies like i've read on are involved in karate. shs mom addicted to the new deal that knowledge of how a couple of places not really meaningful way he can go to bed trying to cover the tree so it dawned on me it seemed like something together and they killed him to get that they protected the list to cap the amount of covering it up to get to go to bed beneath the quarterback for the old guilty. when it hits the system. the friends of parenting told the nine stations set up the marks to call for justice in the unresolved case you you knew you. during its correspondent in this humble site the ironic thing was not just with an effect on the second on a faster it gets mad that his friends and colleagues also asked that just deciding to take him on the trial of not sending the money poll taken by acca hands on a moral act of knowing you. some will thousands demonstrate to the king's divo

and spring syriac christian worshippers have been kidnapped killed or forced to convert the kingston town where i made them into two teams christ is still spoken has been overrun by dishonest and encouraging churches and other relics of serious concern christian heritage coptic christians who take up ten percent of them muslim population to discuss tonight tonight after most of the eighteen car in two thousand arriving after the ousting of prison hundred more students are likely to succumb and increasing attack from dc artist thomas factions for suddenly the army backed interim government. political leaders have been criticized a christian leaders for not offering more support but his cousin derek obama has been specifically singled out by american courts are not putting enough pressure and the egyptian government. it tends to increase net daily mass in early december for an end of the attacks and called religious freedom in middle east. britain's prince charles has known from the defendant is on the court records also chairs the christmas season to warn against islamic extremists we

world's leading scientists behind the developments of smart chemists is professor james or one of kingston university. systems his team of developing can detect suspicious activity even before a crime occurs. their way is to present. large volumes of data over many months possibly years and so that enables the system to develop a statistical model of what is normal and maybe what is abnormal and so then there is automatic flagging of anything that is considered abnormal. in locations where thousands of people pass in front of the cameras every day it's even more difficult for the systems to determine what is normal behavior among citizens i know these people simply on their way to work.

radical mittens have long used children in their life to kingston ask is that now more i'm only in name but it's not the end of the wax to being backed into a hot summer day make the journey too many sponsors who pay at the ready to set foot in mouth towards any of the a m block and how that is what many americans traveled to the country. he had been seated standing pounds had been set up by confronting every stoplight and to government forces for aspiring female extremists isn't this a bit keen to see women knowing that i was banned and cards some so small but traditional way of life for weapons and city side bounced back section is clear when named joe less attention from the police and security forces. us officials are concerned about the rising number of dead nationals looking to syria to take offs and overall death rate cuts off the main strength to heal. these men and to remain within ten to the highlands province. that seems like the old debt was sad that it does precisely what is meant in great suffering to take shape according to different sources the run up to two thousand eur

i visited kingston boston spearhead business deals by himself. i think it has. formally opened a new frontier. in the usage of good being here in japan and burying to expect a lot of room to jump is taken into also says on page eighteen i did as i can stomp on an item in the national sam on a baking dish and up close with a high speed in the act the two countries also agreed to hold joint money. exercise is good to see me in japan he's so adorable the problem could be a producer for treason. so that to be in all of the decision reviewed in japan in other countries in terms of any group or nation. i've seen his baby defeat at reading i bandstand and links to accelerate negotiations to conclude an agreement with the peaceful use of new media and itchy. indiana is interested in defence techniques and skills we take it to nuclear power generation. but the japanese government official said some lawmakers say they need to activate the aca all for nuclear technology to india because he hasn't signed the new tree and home belonging to a nation to use the potty and pee p

very kind here to representative lights up the sun as well throw over one hundred million dollars kingston year alone the congressman's network has now surged well be on to country sitting congressman to three hundred and fifty five point three million dollars before being elected to congress i send me the bulk of his fortune after founding director electronics a company that manufactures car alarms. the downside of that most of his money seems to heal from investments in the stock market. so there you have at the top five bridges congressman according to cq will call a strong financial markets are credited with making most members of congress even wealthier. in fact the median net worth of the fifty richest raise more than seventeen percent this year now the numbers aren't so cut and dry. there is room for interpretation of the disclosure of points that lawmakers must fill out. one number and it's indisputable for the first time in history the majority of congress is now comprised of millionaires so as long as the markets continue to grow so will convert says millionaire's club in washing

kingston is the cardinal, the subcommittee chairman, in charge of the bill that ultimately funds obamacare. he was in a tough position and wound up voting against the omnibus. when appropriators and leadership crafted this deal, they did it in a way to present it as a win-win. new funding, no increased funding for the irs, for example, to in the -- to implement the individual mandate. it's in force by a tax penalty. there is a cut of $1 billion to the obamacare prevention fund that republicans have called a slush fund. this is a fund that secretary sibelius could dip into in order up the account on obamacare. that is something that republicans pointed to as a victory on obamacare. on the democratic side, they can point out the program will go ahead which would not have been the case during the shutdown. host: here is another story to bring you from thehill.com. muriel is joining us from new haven, connecticut, democrats line. caller: good morning. i simply want to say this -- is apending bill itself positive measure. -- was it 40 times? i lost count. this is a complete waste of the taxpaye

eye when he sent smokin' joe onto the mat in the second round, and george foreman won the crown in kingstonuld grill? when the news breaks out, we'll break in. in the meantime, let's look at the dow. we're down a little bit on the session, about, what, .2 of a point? not too bad. your world with neil cavuto coming up right now. >>> just when you think you can't tape it, another ford tape. and this guy's polling better than our president, eh? maybe because toronto's not doing so bad, eh? and us, not so good. a health care law that's got us sick and a recovery that's got many of us thinking we were stoned, but attention shoppers, all of that is about to change. unfortunately, for the worse. eh? welcome, everyone, i'm neil

just a few years ago a graduate of my a high school in the kingston won the nobel prize is a chemistry. you are making a large investment in public education. we spend over $25 billion per year. hour per pupil expenditure is the highest in the nation at over $17,000 per year. in some cases i believe our children are not receiving the education they deserve. public's schools are strong but to many are still feeling. the vast majority of teachers are performing well but some are underperforming and they should be removed from our children's classrooms. the need to be better is particularly acute in the jersey city the urban schools demand our attention and they have my. we have taken bold action that was necessary to make a commitment to kids in our cities to have a right into the largest school system in new york to bring in a new organization and new resources that not only in the form of state aid but collaboration with parents and teachers thank community leaders on the ground. one result? we negotiated a contract with teachers u.n. union to deliver merit pay along with increased tea

gingrey, jackil kingston, tom cotton, who is running against senator mark pryor, and steve daines. three democrats voted no -- raul holt.va, rush president obama will speak tomorrow at the justice department about reforms that he would like to see to the nsa. "the washington post" has the story this morning. that he wants congress to a more on the fate of this program. isy note the president giving the speech at the justice department, a symbolic choice to signal that the administration is committed to the rule of law even in the secret world of surveillance. that is in "the washington post" this morning. more retirement to tell you about. we told you about bill owens yesterday. "the wall street journal" has a story -- "lawmaker retirements to hit centrist ranks." mckeonte that buck announced yesterday, along with virginia, democrat of that they would not seek another term. on healthcare, here is "the wall street journal." "federal court upheld subsidies at the core of the healthcare law. the decision hands a victory to the obama administration, which has been fighting in court to

brown from georgia, i would welcome the nrsc coming in and spending money on someone like a jack kingston or a karen handle. >> i couldn't believe they announced that publicly. there's enough outside groups on the republican side with establishment money that they could have done that without having the party -- [inaudible] so i was really surprised. >> come over to this side of the room. >> i have, i'm bill that her from northeastern university. i have comments on two of the papers. one, the paper on the politics of recovery. two other names you could add to your list are harold washington who was both debarred and spent time in prison and then got elected mayor of chicago, and the other you want to go even further back is james michael curly who had a variety of -- i know he spent some time in prison for -- >> [inaudible] enter i don't -- i think that's wrong. but he got, he did serve time in prison for a, taking a civil service exam for somebody, and then finish that was, actually, at the very beginning of his political career and was never derailed for it. and one point i would make a

jerry moran from kansas as well as with my colleagues on the house side, including chairman jack kingston and ranking member congresswoman rosa delauro. no one got 100% of what they wanted in this bill which is often a sign of probably a pretty good deal. despite the fact that i wanted to do more to alleviate the disastrous sequester cuts of 2013 i'd like to speak about a few of the essential investments in this bill that i hope my colleagues will join in supporting. first, the bill advances my long-standing priority of shifting the american health care system, so-called, from a sick care system to a genuine health care system, emphasizing prevention, wellness, and public health. it provides a $1 billion increase for the national institutes of health as well as major new funding for brain research and a new initiative to discover ways to prevent and cure alzheimer's disease. in addition, this bill allocates nearly $1 billion from the prevention and public health fund which i created it in the affordable care act, title 4, which i was in charge of drafting. there's been some confusion abou

kingston is the cardinal, the subcommittee chairman, in charge of the bill that ultimately funds obamacareas in a tough position and wound up voting against the omnibus. when appropriators and leadership crafted this deal, they did it in a way to present it as a win-win. new funding, no increased funding for the irs, for example, to in the -- to implement the individual mandate. it's in force by a tax penalty. there is a cut of $1 billion to the obamacare prevention fund that republicans have called a slush fund. this is a fund that secretary sibelius could dip into in order up the account on obamacare. that is something that republicans pointed to as a victory on obamacare. on the democratic side, they can point out the program will go ahead which would not have been the case during the shutdown. host: here is another story to bring you from thehill.com. muriel is joining us from new haven, connecticut, democrats line. caller: good morning. i simply want to say this -- is apending bill itself positive measure. -- was it 40 times? i lost count. this is a complete waste of the taxpayers mon

kingston, massachusetts, people are making their way to work and school this morning.shot top of the rock here in new york city. take a look at a snow-covered manhattan this morning. and let's shift gears and go down to washington, d.c. beautiful shot of the sun coming up in washington. there's really no better shot than the shot you could be taking of al roker right now. he really loves the club music. >> it's the only way to stay warm. >> did you know? >> he'll be doing that over to his weather board in a second. >> and i guess the snow will not be melting any time soon because it's going to be very, very cold. you want to express the forecast in maybe a dance maneuver. >> i don't think so. >> we're going to get the latest from denny and sam champion. >> let's go to mr. roker who has a lot more on this weather. >> that's right. again, we're watching this very tightly wound up storm getting itself together. as it does, it's leaving in its wake a lot of snow and cold air. you can see it now just getting off the coast. still now, parts of boston and on into the northeas