the auction will include donated works from contemporary masters like herring and kuhns. that's your eye on entertainment, kendis gibson, los angeles. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m., happy monday. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. we're glad you're here. here's monika samtani. >> he's giving me the giggles. >> howard. >> man alive, it feels like december already. >> it is going to be this cold and nasty. >> it may as we

it's important to know that the district doesn't consider sufficiency a kuhn--- a one-time occurrence, they require it throughout the year and it remains a high priority year round. in addition to the requirement to report on sufficiency of instructional materials for the core curriculum areas, the board is required to determine the availability of high school science equipment and the sufficiency of health and foreign language materials. we have a science-equipment-related report, it's indicated in the survey conducted by eric lewis from the high school area team, and that information, those tables, are on pages eight through 25, and they give the survey results. we do not have sufficient materials in health or languages to give one book per student and those tables are on pages five and six. for health, we have provided a class set for each teacher, for world language class the insufficiencies lissed in the report now have been resolved or soon will be. i'd like to public pli -- publicly thank the curriculum resources office who have worked diligently to provide sites with materials

i'm robert lawrence kuhn and closer to truth is my journey to find out. if i were to be an agnostic, i would like to be so with sword and flame. that's why i begin in london with a philosopher who calls himself a passionate agnostic. mark vernon is a former anglican priest who rejected theism and became an atheist and rejected atheism and became an agnostic, finally finding he says - rich comfort. i'll hear his story. >>i was a priest in the church of engliand and i was ordained and i did a first job of curiousy. for about three years. but during that process i became disillusioned with the church, partly because of the current debates that are going on in the church. being a liberal i found the conservative rise uncomfortable. but at the same time i started to read humistic philosophers and i became very suspicious of the power games that are played in theology, so i left. and i left an atheist and i felt like i was breathing the fresh air of rationalism. it didn't feel like i was losing my faith. i felt like a very positive step forward. then a few year

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not just senator schumer but a letter from senator kuhns and al franken all of whom said they preferred the state changes in terms of service. but the point about innovation. i am curious if you think the problem was the way onstar looked to use the data was the way they went about its policy changes. maybe there wasn't a problem at all. what is your thought about what happened this week? >> and will focus on the heart of your question. in absence of public policy the question is how do we determine what size fits many? if we allow people who are 6-foot 2 or 240 to dictate the amount of seats each of us have on an airplane all the time that will be an inefficient use of sea and on planes. maybe in efficient enough that if we took a seven foot person and did all the seating and put it on and everybody has to have the same seating space as michael jordan. that would be an inefficient use of space. what we are talking about in standard setting is a loud or enable those people elected by whatever margin to dictate how much seating space everyone has by rote and by rule as opposed to and org

we want to you liberty to senator chris kuhns.ten here. >> i think our engagement in libya which takes a different turn today can and should remain one that is scaled appropriate to the needs of the libyan people to now quickly transition to a stable democracy to rejoing the community of nations. to dealing with the humanitarian citizen infrastructure needs that they face immediately right in front of us. >> immediately though, it seems no one is coming out to say what kind of assistance or role the united states should play and what kind of role the u.s. congress should play in providing that assistance. of course, that will be a big topic of discussions in the days ahead. >> perhaps i will ask senator rubio himself. he'll be on the show in a matter of minutes here. republican senator from florida. republican senator from florida. >>> now to this. the man who ruled libya with this iron grip for 42 years was ousted by his own people in this uprising that turned into a bloody civil war. a war, of course, that led to his death. just

> a man suspected of hacking in to computers and electronic devices of scar let johansson, meal la kuhnrities say that christopher chaney accessed the accounts of 50 people, most of them in the entertainment industry warren buffett is baring all in his battle to get congress to raise taxes on the rich. he revealed his gross income last we're year was nearly $63 million while his taxable income was just under 40 million. what's more, he was taxed at a rate of only 17.4%. that's because much of his income is from investments and he earns massive deductions for his charitable donations. no matter how you slice it and dice it, that's a lot of cash. >> you scared me with a bare it all. i'm glad it was about the money. >> okay. no need to shield your eyes. >> isha, thank you. >>> still ahead, new details about the foiled terror plot reportedly backed by the iranian government. and a difficult day in court for dr. conrad murray. we will tell you what one expert said about the quality of his care for michael jackson. that's when we come back. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day

can kuhn, you could be hit by a major hurricane heading into friday. as we head further out in time, we're not really sure where this storm is going to go and the computer models agree with that statement. take a look. again it looks like somebody just took crayons and decided to scribble all over this map. you can see most of them moving into the yucatan peninsula. a couple moving into the yucatan channel. south florida, we still need to monitor this storm. the other big story we are talking about is winter, coming to colorado, denver, with we could see six to 12 inches of snow. now beautiful there right now. yesterday they actually hit a high of 80 degrees. we're going to be in the 50s today. then overnight tomorrow, 19 degrees. and there is your winter weather advisories for the denver area and surrounding regions where again we could get upwards of a foot or more especially in the foothills. so that's the interesting story. and jon scott, i will bring you in here because just a couple days ago we were talking about you as a young boy living in denv