. >>> tomorrow is kipping kink junior day, the federal holiday that marks the birthday of the slain leader. >>> and in the new opening, the search is on for more workers. as we said, thousands of positions are up for grabs starting tomorrow. >> the construction on the casino in maryland is in full swing, but this week, they will start to hire new employees. >>> we are looking for people that want to make someone else's day. >> i am so ready to make some money. >> she said she had the personality to work in a casino aged she wanted some extra cash for school. >> i need enough to take care of myself by myself. >>> the manager said from waiters to security, the positions are available and they could get help to apply on line. >> no need for experience to be part of our team. >> they said that the waiting area should be packing tomorrow and by february, 1500 enpositions available. >> the jobs up for grab starting at 10:00 tomorrow. >> get more information on our link. >>> a demonstrator attacked police and there was violence tone in part of europe. >> i thought we were going to die. i was afra

and yet little kinks and cracks appear in their communicational intercourse, so to say, and it ends in disaster. tavis: i assume in this conversation with you, give me some sense of why polanski wanted to bring this particular play to film. >> i'm sure it's the drama and the clash of characters and then he saw -- he saw possibilities for himself. and he saw that he can actually lift this from the stage to the screen. and i'm sure -- and he's known the author for a long time and i think they tried to work together on several occasions, but on the stage, which polanski also directs for the stage. and so this kind of -- i think it was an organic development between the two of them and they found the topic in the play. tavis: i'm going to put you on the spot here, i have had the experience a few times in my life, more than a few times, where there was somebody i was just dying, i'm a huge fan of person x and dying to spend time with them, interview with them. sometimes it lives up and sometimes it doesn't live up to my expectations but even then i try to take something from the experience

still a few kinks on the screen indicating a chance of a little bit of a mix. in this case possibly a light little blaze -- mainly in the valley. mainly in some of the valley's off to the northwest we could see still a light local clays. i think the issue would be some of the sidewalks and parking lots where i have seen reports of a little bit of ice so far this month. the futurecast, i think it does a good job showing the areas of rain and more mike -- widespread. it could be moderate as well through the afternoon. then i around dinnertime tonight, we could see just a little sprinkle or been light showers. for the most part, the rain will be over with later on closer to dinner. temperatures are very interesting. 34 at dulles, 36 at reagan natural, 36 and culpeper, still on the pool side all around our metro area. just look off to the west -- charleston, 60 degrees. nasville 59, ashville, 39. the cold air from the weekend its wedge to appalachian and it takes quite a wind to push it out. we will get that win that later on. as a warm front, currently down to the

they have worked with leaders to work out the kinks, but it's not enough for some who argue this is notjust about 20 antennas, but about what al palo alto turns into after carriers follow suit. >> it will be populated with the antennas. >> councilmembers will give the go ahead and that will be done in about four months and more in about a year. >> thank you, stephanie. they stepped up security at this weekend led to a high number of arrests. most of the arrests are alcohol-related and misdemeanors and some for resisting arrest. one was a felony for threatening a police officer. in that case they had a 2-year-old with him charged with child endangerment as well. police ejected them from the game and the totals are a bit higher than usual, but they think the late start and too much booze and a zero tolerance with fans reporting rowdiness led to the higher arrest numbers. serial abusers, san francisco's embattled sheriff may face new allegations. this time from an old girlfriend. the sheriff appeared at a hearing today. the judge deciding he will stand trial february 24th for allegedly bru

i didn't want press in the early days because i wanted to work out the kinks before anyone was watching us. then we came out of nowhere. then our competitors were like, who are these people in san francisco? what's going on here? our customers are leaving us. that's my style. i just like to be -- now it's different because we are a large company. back then we needed to just keep it a little more secretive. >> something else is different about your company is that aside from lisa robertson on qvc, you seem to be the face of the company. you haven't used -- you see drew barrymore and you see charlize theron. all of these other celebrity faces, beyonce out there and halle berry -- >> it always bothered me that these women were paid so much money to sign on the dotted line to endorse a product whether they believed in it or not. we didn't know if they believed in it or not. it was more about making money. i don't want celebrities. i want people that actually use the product. that's how it got started. infomercials these were real woman who wrote in and loved and were passionate about it. an

. >> the only thing that they really need a nudge towards is getting the -- just working the small kinks. >> reporter: but in the study, americans described afghan soldiers as cowardly, incompetent, pot-smoking murderous radicals. and afghans calling the americans, violent, reckless, arrogant bullies. such strong words, diane. but the reality that afghan soldiers who we are training turn their weapons on americans and our allies is truly horrifying. >> so, what does this say about the goal of getting out in 2014? turning it over to the afghan soldiers? >> reporter: it is a setback in building the afghan army. and that has to happen for americans to leave. although, this is not completely derailed. >> all right. martha raddatz reporting in from washington. thank you, martha. >>> now, we have the latest on the search for 21 people missing after that cruise ship ran aground and capsized off italy. the search has resumed. officials gave the go ahead after concluding the ship was in no danger after sliding off the reef that it has been resting on. but the search is being limited to the parts

around to iran during that same period this would put a kink in the sort of operation that maybe the timetable the u.s. and israel might have had so the ground is the soil is not fertile to have an all out attack right now so i do say that route the ground may not be to have an attack of some so right now however certainly there is a lot of political and economic pressure being brought in from the west and perhaps being felt by the east as well as henderson life here london so you see that it was dot com many thanks indeed thank you. you're watching now the leaders of germany and france are holding that first meeting of the new year to discuss ways to boost growth in euro zone states still struggling to overcome the suffering debt crisis i told him then will focus on finalizing a deal over a tough budget rules within the currency union but if you go to this kind of reports some worry that germany above all sees this as an opportunity to increase its political clout. billions of euros had been injected into the greek economy while its population has been given shot after shot of auste

i would work the kinks out. if i was standing more than ten minutes my back would hurt.ould have to sit. when you sit for a few minutes and stand back up, everything stiffens back up. 450 pounds. i took a lot of advil. >> i guess you had to. >> what about for you? >> i was uncomfortable. a lot of it for me was psychological. i'm the biggest person here. especially income college and in a sorority. you're uncomfortable. you don't want to talk to people. i don't think people even like you because of what you look like. >> what do your sorority sisters think of you now? >> whose life changed the most, would you say? >> i don't know. we were talking about zumba, i'm a zumba instructor now. certainly five years ago i wouldn't have thought i would be here. >> i went from not exercising to, doesn't matter what's going on, i've got to get to the gym four times a week and zumba twice. >> a lot of people are fighting this battle. this is the time of year. they are discouraged. what is that little bit of advice for everybody? >> my advice would be just to keep physically active. ma

candidates spend six months out before the debate and before he goes national where he works out all the kinksevelops a speech and knows how to answer stuff. perry didn't. he started major league level in the all-star game and had trouble at the beginning. i think by getting out the way he did now, before he would have ended up last in the state that he really ought to do well in, i think he sort of saved himself. as well as the way he performed in the last debate. and last month. he was stronger. he had become a laughing stock after the oops moment he had. but i think he redeemed himself. though he slightly diminished i think he returns home with his dignity restore and he can be and he will be i think a candidate again in the future. >> bret: i mean, arguably that speech today was well delivered, juan, and -- >> it's all about money. i think he gets out now he still has some of his money. he was the biggest spender in iowa and came in fifth. so now he still has the money on hand. he can use it in terms of creating some kind of pac or effort, but i think you know what, he is diminished. i don

getting out the kinks. >> he does more than that my friends. are we done? >> yes. >> good. >> fine. >> coming up, jerry seinfield is dead set against any seinfield reunion. so tired of their stupid theme music. up next, the senior sit disboanz by the truckload. we are still doing the story anyway. >>> did they go over board in the baby ward? jay-z and beyonce are parents none grata at a new york city hospital after their over the tope security in-- over the top security inconvenienced other moms and dads. their daughter, blue ivy, was born on saturday and other families say they were essentially put on lock down or booted from the floor and others were murdered. no, just kidding. says one peeved pa who wasn't able to see his two newborn twins, they used the hospital like it was their own and nobody else mattered. they locked us in the nicu and said you can't come out for the next 20 minutes. the nicu is that show with mark harmon, right? anyway, let's discuss this in our -- >> lightning roooooouuunnnddd. lightning round. >> that's why. >> that makes you lau

here in dc there are still some kinks to be worked out with local officials but the ap is currently up and running. >> a ride with style and convenience, a few taps on your phone and a professional driver in a sleek black car arrives at your curb side. rachel holt general manager of uber dc. >> so how does it work you pull out your phone. >> open up your ap indicate your location, and you request a car. at that point you can see all the cars around you and an estimate how long it will take for the nearest car to get to you. >> it is able the track where people are opening up the ap most often, and the company urges drivers to hover around those areas, so what if there are no cars near you. >> you can make the decision on your own is it worth waiting 8 minutes or am i better off you know riding metro. >> it keeps your credit card information on file no cash exchange and a tip is always included. >> very nice in here. there is candy. >> all of that convenience will cost you. >> in dc we are about 1.5 to 2 times a taxi certainly more expensive in terms of where we fall based on limos, no

now, here in d.c., there are still some kinks to be worked out with local officials but the app is currently buzz. >> a ride with style and convenience. a few taps on your phone and a professional driver any sleek black car arrives at your curbside. rachel holt is the general manager of uber d.c. how does it work? you pull out your phone and then what do you do? >> openen your app. you indicate your location and you request a car. at that point, you can see all the cars around you and an estimate of how long it will take for the nearest car to get to you. >> it is able to track where people are opening up the app most often and the company urns drivers to hover around those areas. >> you can make the decision on your own, is it worth waiting 8 minutes or am i better off grabbing the metro. >> reporter: uber keeps your credit card information on file so there is no cash exchained and a tip is always included. >> very nice in here. there is candy. >> reporter: all of that convenience will cost you. >> in d.c., we are 1 and a half to 2 times capacity. so we are more responsive. no 1 hassen able

king kinks during the course has been realized by many african-americans who have been able to take full advantage of the opportunities made available through this martyr's quest for justice. will king ever have imagined a few decades after his eye have a dream speech that a black family would be in the white house, not as maintenance or kitchen staff, but as the first family? yet years after the civil rights struggle, we have young black people ransacking stores in groups. every time a flash mob loots, it is robbing king of his dream all over america from philadelphia to chicago to here in washington d.c.. young people can be contributing to the common good but instead are trading out their dignity for the adrenaline rush of stealing from others. we will not tolerate such reprehensible behavior here says the district of columbia mayor vincent gray. he goes on to say, some news coverage of this incident has reported residents rationing whether the robbery could have been morally justified. actually, says the mayor, both morality and law are quite clear. it is wrong to steal from others a

the kinks, rolling stones. >> jimmy: rolling stones, the who. animals. >> animals, my favorite.ng out with major rock stars. and then, so, the beatles, they didn't do "ready, steady, go." >> they did a year or so before i joined it. but, they used to watch it. because, it was the cool show, like you is the cool show except we didn't go on at 11:30 at night. we went on at 6:00 in the afternoon, in the evening. and, so that's what led me to do videos starting with the beatles. >> jimmy: i mean the "let it be" thing is just -- i mean, that's just the most, probably legendary rock 'n' roll. it's been spoofed a zillion times, where john lennon is wearing the fur coat on the roof. >> right. >> jimmy: i mean, its just a brilliant -- it's just awesome. >> and the great thing about the roof concert in "let it be," which i'm sure -- you know, apple, out of goodness of their hearts will release sometimes in the next 50 or 60 years is -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they are so nice. >> they were really happy. for that 40 minutes we were up on the roof. there was -- dispute and rancor was all for

. >>> and find out who is throwing a kink in the plans to bring metro to dulles airport. >>> and a plan to protect the environment pits virginia's attorney general against a d.c. city council member. we'll tell you what all the fuss is about next.  >>> developing the waterfront in alexandria is a hot topic. nearly 100 people are signed up to voice their opinion to the council this weekend. here's more now on a proposal to develop several square blocks now home to warehouses. >> reporter: in old town alexandria much of the potomac river waterfront is already parkland. it is the dream of many residents that some day the whole riverfront will be a continuous park. but long before there were parks here, alexandria was a port. this doc was used by ships to bring newsprint for the washington post. a subsidiary company still owns the dock and owns the adjoining warehouse. the warehouse is still being used, but this riverfront land is now quite valuable. so is the similar robinson terminal warehouse at the north end of old town. the owners of this land and the owners of yet a third

on a budget person, i'd like to somehow convince grandma and grandpa that they can't have all the kinks in the entitlement programs, but they can't have the constant shift of our income to the elderly, dead if we do that, we are really sacrificing our future for children and grandchildren. and i think you can appeal to people on that basis. i think will have to do that if are going to be up to have resources available, either entitled to programs or discretionary level. >> bolivia. >> i am very struck by the creativity of this conversation, which confirms what events are bringing together the event they given a children's issues and people who think about the budget is useful. from favor of this content the next step, perhaps i'll highlight the process next step, whether it's the investment budget continuing conversation, children's czar, that figures out the next way to keep this focus going is very important. >> i guess this concept of a total investment budget will probably get state and local in the federal government to bring on definitions that are a nascar three levels of governm

we're working out the kinks here right now. they went for romney. now, is it going to be 21% this time that shows up thinking about electability first and experience, or is it going to be say 35%, 40% in the more people that show up tonight thinking about the general election, the better mitt romney does. the more it looks like four years, shares my values, core beliefs, that's a rick can strum electorate tonight, so that's a question we have on our entrance poll. we'll know that in 90 minutes we hope, and that will tell us sort of the makeup tonight, are these republican activists focused on their conservative beliefs or simply thinking about november and beating the president? >> chuck, the iowa caucus goer is such an experienced political animal. it's a minority of republican voters. >> yeah. >> in iowa, and it's folks who know what they are doing and are willing to spend several hours doing when almost nobody in the state is. do you find in general that they are thinking more strategically about the race, that they are thinking in terms of how i

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we'll have special coverage at 6:00 eastern with a special edition of john kink u.s.a. complete results at 7:00. wolf blitzer, erin burnett, candy crowley, john king and more. >>> today the united nations may tell syria's president he must go. this video posted online explains all the reasons why. it reportedly shows armed rebels in street battles with syrian troops, antigovernment protesters being shot and killed. the syrian regime has banned reporters from this conflict so much of what we see comes from home video like this posted on youtube. so many of these images are pretty fascinating as well. this video actually claims to show two civilians hanging the independence flag of syria over a highway in damascus. it's a brazen show of defines because it's unfurled near the party headquarters of embattled president assad. there's this funeral procession, a reminder of the hundreds of people reportedly killed in just the past few days. >>> let's get back to the u.n. now and this call for assad's ouster. russia is weighing in and warning about a possible civil war in syria

this is from "the washington post," its headline says a kink in the pipeline. it goes on to say this, environmentalists should fight for policies that might actually do substantial good instead of tilting against keystone xl and president obama should have the courage to say so. there's also a big story in the canadian papers, obviously, the "national post" in canada says, delayed, not dead. this is political theater, pure and simple. it's intended solely to solidify the green vote behind obama in november's presidential election and for the general electorate to make it appear as if mr. obama's republican opponents are truly to blame for the thousands of jobs that will not be created. a little more global perspective from the "wall street journal" in asia. their edition has this headline. a tale of two pipe lines. it says, if the u.s.ions alberta oil, then canada needs to reach export markets in asia. whoever thought the day would come when ottawa would be more pro-growth than the u.s. government? >> zain verjee out of london. thanks. >>> 12 families in new yo

that is a kink in the armor of mitt romney. he is holding the mantel forever.ng in a head wind in south carolina and finish a distant third or fourth. can he stay or will he? >> it defends on his finances. what is 10 days of staying on the campaign. >> there are 10 media markets. >> we learned one thing in south carolina. television aids are important. the debates assume a bigger importance. monday night's debate and thursday's nights are important 10 days away. >> what should one piece of advice for each much them. what should mitt romney do going forward in florida and start with you, karl. >> i wrote in the wall street journal. an opportunity to go after and explain blain bain and go after newt gingrich and point out newt gingrich's not conservative moments. and newt needs to brouden up his message that mitt romney is the massachusetts moderate . a diverse state . he needs to really be aimed at putting legs in the other contest. ed rolins is right. we are not at the end or in the middle. >> briefly joe, your thoughts for both candidates. the message was keep

so, there's a lot of questions and the kinks need to be worked out of the system.nd, parents. would you let your kids wear this without your permission? all right. let's get now to maria molina in for rick reichmuth on a freezing, cold, new york day. >> it's cold out here and we did see the thermometer jumple up to 17 degrees for a minute and now back to 16 degrees, breaking news for you out here in new york city and cold, across interior parts of the northeast, temperatures in the mingle digits and even below zero when you factor in the wind chill factor out there then you're looking at very dangerous conditions, well below zero, up to 24 below zero i did spot. we have wind chill advisories. temperatures across the center u.s. above average and the rpgs pa across the northwest and central parts of the rockies where we'll be looking at a lot of heavy snow and it's going to continue to snow out there, guys, basically the next 48 hours and looking at accumulations well over two feet across parts of the cascades and northern rockies. >> clayton: good football playing