we're going to come back to the student now with lex we've just heard an eyewitness from the scene actually saying very dramatic situation there much emergency services ambulance police you'd expect a big kind of situation and wouldn't you know what kind of i mean how would the emergency services be preparing for something like this well despite that the new year holidays are just basically a day away from us i mean it never concerns the emergency services they are already all the time to perform the job and obviously the airport itself has lots of emergency services prepared for any kind of accidents or incidents like that obviously that there are so many people on the side but we are not getting any official reports just as of yet because most of the news agencies and t.v. cameras and t.v. crews are being stuck in a huge traffic jam because of the highway is being blocked by the debris of the blinds so obviously our crew is on their way there so we are waiting for what they can bring us a little later on but as we know for now there have been reports of twelve survivors in this incident a

independent bloggers and journalists following this trial on a daily basis few days ago i spoke to lex o'brien who's one of the few journalists actually covering the story about why the media has been silent on a case that has such profound implications. to one major broadcast reporter outside about the ten stories you could get from this trial that are important for the public and their like the public doesn't care so there's this kind of apathetic demoralized view about the wool of journalism and how important it is and i think that they've kind of just given up. but i guess it's no surprise that if it isn't shock and horror violence it simply won't make headlines it's just the standard of news in america today and yet another under reported story this week is following the un's international telecommunications union conference in dubai where the un agreed to work towards building the standard for the internet that would allow eavesdropping on a worldwide scale oh i'm not making this up it's called the why to seven seven zero standard for deep packet inspection which could allow inte

independent bloggers and journalists have been on top of it since the beginning including my next guest lex o'brien journalist and plaintiff for the indefinite detention lawsuit thank you so much for coming on thank you for asking me so let's talk about what you've been reporting on a man who's been testifying quite a few times over the last a week or so can you recount some of the most pointed statements that he's made and just give us an update on what's been happening bradley manning bradley manning bradley manning i mean it was it was really actually very moving testimony some of the stuff has been reported on you know talking about being in an eight by a cage in the dark no a c. in the middle of the desert saying you know to himself that he thought he was going to die in that cage then talking about his experience of quantico with the conditions of being stripped down and the constant sort of customs and codes of the marines of having to have a detainees guard relationship with everybody he talked about the fact that he wanted to stay strong and he didn't want his mind to go back to wh

living quarters are less than lex ourous. >> i didn't know i was going to sleep in a coffin. >> i willwhere ever i am assigned. >> even if it is on a ship and this is the shelter they talk about for most of the life. >> we say let's go home and we are coming home here it is it like a home away from home. and uma, the sswright is going to be here in staten island for another week . fema coir will wrap up their duties by then and the american red cross will find more for the volunteers. >> we wish them all of the best. thank you very much. >> wrapping up all . joy of christmas and something small as a shoebox. that's what they are doing to do to help people around the world . thousands and thousands of young disperse reverend franklin graham who is it here to offer the thought and helping people hold on to their faith in challenging times. stay with us. can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announc

you are in the midbell of a -- you are giving us a civics lex tour? >> they are talking about how intense the brain injure rears are. >> and you have had football players -- former football players killing themselves because of these brain injury. >> they are shooting themselves in the chest so people can study their brain. >> we don't know -- apparently he had a bunch of concussions. we don't know at all if that lead to what he did. to blame guns which there is a chance tay the sport you aregetd it? >> the reason he did that was not to be factual but to get the applause and the attention from the media. >> they say things like this make you think about gun control, buts as you pointed out, they do. they make those who believe in gun control speak up and people opposed don't say, oh i guess i am for gun control now. >> they say this will cause people to rethink. no, it doesn't. it is just them reposing the idea. we need to reopen the conversation. >> it sparked outrage. >> dan, couldn't agree more. >> numbers, numbers. >> it is all about numbers. >> a

the tan lex sis pulled next to the median.it was then this volkswagon swerved and crashed into the lexus. >> four people total. 3 of the people were pronounced at the scene. >> killed at the scene a woman in her 40s a 28-year-old man and 28-year-old woman. it wasn't immediately clear who was inand outside of the car. the extent of the damage and force of impact are important clues for investigators. >> fespeed was a factor. >> driver of this black volkswagon is an 82-year-old man from the bay area. he was taken to sanford medical center for nonlife threatening injuries. once released he will face felony charges of vehicular manslaughter. it caused a traffic backup for miles. >> investigators say neater alcohol or drugs were found near the crash. >> meteorologist lisa argin here next with a look at what we can expect this weekend. all over the place. >> very seasonal. we are less than a week away from the official starts of winter. cold temperatures below freezing in parts of our valleys. right now here is a look at emeriville

this 96% complete response rate is also with lex tox sitity because we get rid of the worst drugs in standard chemotherapy, so we see no lung toxicity and we see an improv improved -- >> you already have something that's been approved so you don't have to worry about anything coming along that has a side effect that isn't quite evident now. is the fda a going to look at this and say give us a couple more years of studies and maybe we'll use it, but right now we have something that will work. >> that's exactly what has happened, we have met with the fda and we have what's called a special protocol agreement, it's an spa. and this agreement is for the conduct of a pivotal phase three trial and we have one for hodgkin's lymphoma and one for t-cell lymphoma and the t-cell lymphoma trial should start within the next month or two and we're really excited to do those trials, get them done and then become the standard of care and really redefine front line therapy for all these patients with two different types of lymphoma. >> when you say front line therapy, how much is currently spent on t

lex tron nielectronics are pric. see better deals around super bowl time. >> is it because women and men are waiting for the last minute. women are buying men the electronics add and men are buying jewelry. >> jewelry from october to september because the demand is there you can get away with it. >> that's when people are going to buy it. >> you say shop smart. what do you mean? >> couple hundred dollars a year they don't take advantage of price adjustments best buy has price matching guaranteed on-line for the first time. register the item you bought on sliefrn for a better price for 30-days. they say find a better price on that item. $25 price they are going to refund you the difference up to $250. so these are the types of things that are out there. >> thank you vera. >> thanks ainsley. >>> 25 after the top of the hour. coming up maybe jogging should have stayed a fad. >> veronica and i are trying this new fad called jogging. i believe it's jogging or yogging. might be a soft y. i am not sure. apparently you just

which is so fascinating if you'll have fully lex for that seat in 2014. also in 2014 senator lindsey graham is up for re-election. we don't know for sure if he's going to run, but conservatives have been challenging him in pry mother for a long time. they don't view him as conservative enough. which jim was a very conservative senator all in favor of conservative primaries getting the more moderate republicans. this is going to be two very interesting, very competitive races in a state that's not necessarily very competitive in the national landscape. >> ifill: who wants their job, who wants lindsey graham's job and who wants tim scott's job? >> now that tim scott is appointed, it's obviously very early to tell but i don't think he'll get as much as primary challenge. he's very -- pretty well regarded among conservatives in the state. lindsey graham, there were several people maybe someone in the sell gibbs, a state senator perhaps who might challenge him in the primary. still up in the air, but i'd be very surprisedf he didn't get a challenge of some sor

it's been per lexing to me as well.shocked, perhaps even more shocked, than anybody to be asked going back into september of 2011, that's when we first received an e-mail from the state department that said u.s. state department sponsored trip to bahrain for a motivational speech. i should make this clear as much as i am a rock musician i wasn't going there so much to play music. this was more about spreading a positive party message. when i say party, i mean about celebrating life, enjoying the opportunities that you have. as i understood it, bahrain was very excited about this trip and they're not the ones that canceled this. it was actually the state department. at the last second, who had a change of heart, and i don't know with why. >> putting the kibosh on it. on a serious note, there is a lot of -- a lot going on in bahrain. read an excerpt from a "washington post" piece by the ceo of human rights first. she says -- very serious situation over there. we were talking during the break the fact -- >> very unparty. >

were you of all of this stuff that was going on behind the scenes from people like kelly and danny lexand perhaps hundreds of others, people that were in some way trying to assist you when you were in solitary come is lori getting your report or is almost too much information for you to try to process? >> lori would tell me things and i would receive letters and pictures and things like that also. from both danny and kelly and other people who are doing things with sending reports of what was going on. but it's different when you're in there and you're not seeing it firsthand, and it's just through a letter. you think that it's really great, maybe it will help, at the same time you are just trying to keep herself together for one more day and then one more day after that. you know, you are so busy trying to survive that stuff like that almost seems a million miles away sometimes. >> what was the first moment, if you can remember it, or that happened this way that you had a little spark of hope that you really thought people are getting this on a wider level that i'm not supposed to be

but it's windchill in lex con that i am worried about. look at the 38-mile-per-hour wind gusts in winchester. the temperatures feel like the 20s everywhere this morning and it feels like the teens in winchester, so dress what it looks like, and obviously the 54 is a mistake in annapolis. and the forecast high says 39 but it will feel like the 20s today. at least we get the sunshine back. we will talk about the redskins forecast and the 7-day forecast looking right into the new year when i see you guys in just a bit. >>> the country is two days from going over the so-called fiscal cliff. both the house and senate will be in session this sunday to prevent tax hikes and spending cuts that could go into effect on tuesday, and we could see a vote as early as today. but even so there are not any indications that lawmakers have a plan in the works to sign a deal before the deadline. kristin welker has more on the gridlock and the nationwide frustration it's causing. >>> they are trying to hammer out a last-minute deal. president obama pushed law

they vowedded revenge in the lex electoral cycle, democrats have.be hard to overturn. there was talk of a referendum, so the legislature put language in the bill that would essentially prevent a referendum. their next action, the unions, will be to file a lawsuit in federal court claiming that federal law guaranties collective bargaining. again this doesn't outlaw collective bargaining. that will be a tough sell in front of a federal judge. martha: coming up we'll speak with a michigan state senator who helped sponsor the legislation and push it through. we'll talk to him moments away back in "america's newsroom" right after this. >> you will have people working right alongside of you that will not have to pay union dues, if you pay union dues but will still -- >> each of [shouting] [chanting] martha: we are moments away now from a historic vote in lancing michigan. authors the live pictures at 10:00am eastern time as protestors mass inside the state house. michigan, much course, the birth phraeufplace of the organized labor union. going to become a

there is not ever been a duolike 10 month old lex yethe family dog.million viewws on youtube. >> brian: is that a husky? will you write n malmutes are bigger but great with kids >> chris: but again they are a husky dog. >> gretchen: we a pet person coming up in 10 minutes . so she can be talking about helicopter pets and we can find out. >> brian: one thing about malmes. they are not interested in being watch dogs and don't want to be bothered if they need to restt. >> gretchen: i think you could moon light as a dog expert. >> brian: we had one and kept him eight years. >> steve: somebody else who used to walk down yourr street billy baldwin. >> brian: we called the cops and got him out of there. he was up to no good. >> gretchen: if billy bald win is walking down my street. last thing i would do is call the cops. i would say come on in >> brian: high troubled growing up. >> steve: rightt now we have your headlines for friday morn we are less than two hours away from what is expected to be a lousy jobs report for november. economist expected unemploym

last year we introduced lex for temporary child care under section 403. would you tell us within a week where you are recommending for it go forward or not. family, these disaster you heard me talk about this until i'll tired of saying the world. can i ask you what $5 million of loan authorization is going do to help any community. any community. the operating budget of the cities are billions of dollars. hundreds and millions of dollars. whoever came up with the $5 million cap? , i mean, do you realize that's all the money that a local government can borrow under this program is $5 million? i don't know what -- no one is applied. i would nt either. it's of no use. could we have suggestions from fema about what the cap should be under what circumstances should communities be able to borrow up to what percentage potentially in the operating budget? $5 million didn't help the city of new orleans. our budget, i want to say, if i could remember this, i think it's about $600 million a year. what would $5 million help the city of new orleans when 80 percent of

. >> could i congratulate the chancellor on that issue on capital allowance lex i think that will be a good riddance. the aerospace industry across the world over the next 20 years will be investing between six and $7 trillion on new airplanes. this country is the second biggest airspace provide in the world. this is twice the capacity we have now. does potential agree with with me we must continue to invest in advanced manufacturing aerospace and most like to get more people involved? with the agree with me that we should carry on with this? >> well, i completely agree with my honorable friend. i congratulate him on the work he has done to make the case for capital allowances to help small and even sized businesses in lancaster, in his constituency. he regularly reports on which i thought was compelling and put work into listening to his local manufactures. he's completely right about manufacturing. i've lived through some very high tech manufacturing businesses in north lancaster which may composed some of the most up-to-date jet engines in the world. we are investing more money in

what is your decision going to be like lex how is it going to affect you? >> well, in terms of what i stated my testimony, the board approved the additional funding of $2.5 billion in bond notes a we will run those down. we will deal with it on a priority basis. we're just getting the tunnel back tomorrow. we've had extensive signal damages. taken us six weeks to troubleshoot and get that service running. tens of thousands of people at the use that line. the rockaway has not been restored, that service. that's going to draw a large share of that money. as those monies get drawn down, it will reach the point where we are reaching the limits of our own ability to generate funds that we can use for these types of repairs. we will be forced to put off critical repair needs that may result in other delays. what we saw in the montague street, we put up on some of the others in terms of anticipated increase finished in the signal systems. it would affect our ability to provide a safer level service on an ongoing basis. >> if you had to draw down the 2.6 billion --

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