señor lieberman. nunca jamás salgas con un amigo. nunca. eso hasta yo lo sé. ¡señoritas!. ¿sabes si él te tiene en sus fantasías? ¡tara, qué asco! no, no me refería a esas. digo... tipo película romántica. ya sabes cuando repasas cada momento significativo, que has vivido con esa persona que en mi caso... ¡ya sé quien es! ¡katrina! ¿esta es la colección de tu mamá? no me ofendes, no te escucho. ¿y la fantasía de la pelea? casi no me atrevo a preguntar. es buena. hubo una pelea por ti, por supuesto. por supuesto. créeme ésta es una de mis favoritas. hubo una enorme pelea y él está muy herido. camisa desgarrada, labio cortado y es cuando ambos se dan cuenta... de que tú necesitas ayuda profesional. [golpes] ¡plum,plum,plum! ♪ ¿qué es esto? la habanera de carmen. es fantástico. es amor no correspondido. ella te quita el aliento, esta...hermosa niña rica. totalmente fuera de tu alcance. pero ambos saben que todo eso no importa. tienen que estar juntos, y rompen las reglas para crear algo nuevo. ♪ Él está aquí. ¿qué es aquí? ¡ethan! te lo dije es gps interno. hay un polo magné

five hours from now what they will be the polls have presented various findings jesting that mr lieberman mr netanyahu and lieberman's party it will in fact have less votes in this election than they had combined just two separate parties in the last election there is a right wing religious party which has sprung up and gaining a lot of seats in the polls but again we don't know what the final outcome will be i think that it's it's early to predict that this is going to be a more right wing a more hardline government i think that you know is going to have a difficult time forming a coalition why then are we hearing all these protections talking about more right wing voters well because it's clear that the likud party of leap of nothing you know which has been joined by lieberman will be the number one party with a larger show and that's showing that is the public seems to be more right wing but i think the vote is going to be widely split be between a number of parties which will present themselves in the center and often you know is going to have to rely on the center party center right

(laughter) imagine lieberman's response. >> i'm the happiest man. i'm in a threeway tie for bride. (laughter) actually, lindsay graham is page the age-old slippery slope argument. >> i mean if gay people can get married why can't three people get married or ten people, or anybody to anything. again, placing gayness into the category of whimsical desire for something unconventional as opposed to a state of being who you are. going up against the supreme court, these guys are going buy some [bleep] slippery slope argument. >> justice antonin scalia was answering questions about his legal writing. >> a student on monday asked why scalia in past writings has compared sodomy laws to laws on beastiality and murder. >> jon: scalia! good old slippery sodomy slope scalia. ruff laugh aka antonin, aka lips manlis from the dick tracy movie. totally a pairing, you see on one of those web sites where the people look like other people. and then you click on it. (laughter) anyway, another standard bull [bleep] slippery slope argument. don't worry i'm sure antonin scalia has a much more-- of explai

are who are to the right of your lieberman as if that was even possible and you know there are there are calls to remove palestinian citizens of israel and annex the west bank get rid of me how can you say you're ok so let me just you know what i mean retention of patrick she's got a slightly less she's got a point why should the palestinians really care because it doesn't really make any difference the same policies but i would just say i would disagree with susan on the point that the election didn't mean very much it is the it didn't change anything fundamentally it's sending netanyahu back to the prime minister's office but it did instruct the government very firmly to pull back toward the center to a centrist israeli position that is interested in the two state solution so the peace camp is not dead it you know there's not much of a pulse there which is why i think susan goes on to her next point very strongly and the palestinians continue to live under a subjugation that is truly historically brutal and that should worry its long term strategically but i would i would i would d

a position criticized in an op ed by senators mccain, gram and lieberman.we remain on the current course, future historians are likely to record the slaughter of innocent syrians as a shameful failure of u.s. leadership and one of the darker chapters in our history they wrote. >> arming the rebels is the easy part. it's almost impossible to track where those weapons go and with an increase in the number of al qaeda loyalists joining the fight. many warn it's too risky of a proposition. even a peace envoy to syria warns the country could end up like somalia, except this time it's a failed state with chemical weapons up for grabs. bret? >> bret: leland vittert. update how the fiscal cliff wall street as we near the 11th hour. and again a look at the ohio clock position. reporters just talking to reporters. waiting for something. keep it here. at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospect

the unity of this community has really touched the world. >> so lieberman is not a member of the group sorting out the donations but he will be working with the people of newtown to keep the community updated on their process. >> police are on the lookout for two men who killed a woman in her mobile home in dumfries. christopher and dough las tolliver are accused of shooting tasheka leavell multiple times. both brothers have criminal histories including drug and gun charges. >> the t.s.a. are pulling the plug on their controversial full body scaners. this is after the company would not resolve privacy issues with the scaners. new scaners will be installed and that they include privacy software. >> the tourists are coming in for next week's inauguration. officials are expecting anywhere between 600,000 to 800,000 people. between hotels and restaurants eaks attraction that means about $50 million in revenue for the city. >> the president and the first lady took time out to celebrate the first lady's birthday. the president and mrs. obama were spotted eating out in georgetown along with s

thank god for senator lieberman. i think history has always made a decision about the surge, sir. and you're on the wrong side of it. and your refusal to answer whether you're right or wrong about it is going to have an impact on my judgment as to whether to vote for your confirmation or not. i hope you will reconsider the fact that you refuse to answer a fundamental question about the issue that took the lives of thousands of young americans. >> well, senator, there was more to it than just flooding -- >> i'm asking about the surge, senator hagel. >> i know you are, and i'm trying to explain my position. the beginning of the surge also factored in what general allen had put into place in anbar province. the sunni awakening. we put in over 100,000 -- >> senator hagel. i'm aware of the surge and the anbar awakening. and i'm also aware that any casual observer will know that the surge was the fund mental factor led by two great leaders, general petraeus and the ambassador. >> i don't know if that would have been required and cost us over thousands of american lives and wounds. >> so

. >> he is in the republican party the way lieberman stands with the democrats. he was never popular in his own party. he came out very strongly against nominating him because of anti-gay sentiments in the past. the apologized but it was not accepted by frank and others. he voted against sections against iran. he appears to be ready to make huge cuts in spending in defense and alike, for example, leon panetta, who argued against sequestration cuts saying it would hollow out the military. you get the sense from panetta that he would resign in principle if the sequestration went into effect. there's a lot of argument against him on the left and right. >> a former combat veteran of vietnam going to the pentagon. >> someone who has seen combat, spilled blood of enemies in combat. it would be great for so many of the hawks to develop their think tanks. he is demanded independence of conscience. he has been a very loyal republican. the pointy criticized was president bush on the iraq war -- >> after voting for it. >> and after suggesting richard perle may want to lead

. >> others worry that his decision to form an alliance with the older-nationalist lieberman could hurtl overseas. >> israel is going to be under the brunt of increased international criticism and what is most dangerous is the criticism from europe and the united states, not from the people who don't particularly like us. >> benjamin netanyahu and barack obama have never been close, and the u.s. president is resigned to a difficult relationship with a more right-wing government in israel. -- >> an election watched very closely, even here on inauguration day, and prince harry is on his way home after another toward of duty in afghanistan. he has confessed that he prefers army life to being a royal. and he has claimed to have killed taliban insurgents. >> for the last 20 weeks he has disappeared from public view, deployed to afghanistan and flying apache attack helicopter. >> this has reminded me about who i am, but is -- it is easy to forget about who i am in the army. >> he has had to be prepared to use lethal force against the taliban. -- >> the people that are trying to do bad stuff -

. >> for more on this, we are joined by brenda daly and republican strategist, jordan lieberman.sident obama is a day or two late on this. is he going to get the credit he is looking to get when congress, particularly the senate, came forward with a plan already? >> well, he will because certainly the reason that they came out yesterday was because they knew that the president was making a speech in las vegas today. this is something that i am encouraged by the fact the senate had that yesterday. john mccain and marco rubio from the republican side and chuck schumer from the democratic side as well as others. i think there is a chance to do this. in the house, it will be a lot more difficult to get this through, but for once, you have political incentive from both parties to try and pass real immigration reform. >> jordan, we know the fly in the ointment is the republican controlled house. how is all of this going to fly by them? >> i think it's going to fly. listen, if you listen to what the democrats have to say about the republicans, there's going to be a bunch of red necks tr

in fact, it led an editorial writer for the british study, his name is jeffrey lieberman, a researcher in the trial, and he said the claims of superiority were greatly exaggerated, of the new drug. the aggressive marketing of these drugs may have contributed to this enhance perception of effectiveness in the absence of information. so apparently they haven't done their test to show this new drug was an improvement over what existed. there is very little research in this country of com parityive effectiveness. and that is looking at new drug, comparing it in what we call a head-to-head trial to see whether the drug offers an improvement. when the fda aproves a drug when the fda aproves a drug what the manufacturer has to establish is that the new drug is better than nothing. >> are we talking about wikperdol? >> that's one of the drugs. this is a whole category but that's the one in the study. if you found this is true, the newer drug will claim it's an improvement or suggested an improvement, plus the impact of the advertising programs and the solicitation of doctors from brands? i don

thank god for senator lieberman. i think history has already made a judgment about the surge, sir, and you're on the wrong side of it. and your refusal to answer whether you were right or wrong about it is going to have an impact on my judgment as to whether or not to vote for your confirmation or not. i hope you will reconsider the fact you refused to answer a fundamental question about an issue that took the lives of thousands of young americans. >> senator, there was more to it than just flooding -- >> i'm asking about the surge, senator hagel. >> i know you are and i'm trying to explain my position. the beginning of the surge also factored into what general allen had put in place in anbar province, the sunni awaken iing. we put over, as you know, 100,000 -- >> i'm very aware of the history of the surge and the anbar awakening, and i also am aware any casual observer will know the surge was the fundamental factor led by two great leaders, general petraeus and -- >> i don't know if that would have been required and

your viewers will remember that the last real climate change legislation in the senate was kerry, lieberman. and so he said that a jobs policy is an energy policy and as an example of what he'd do, he said he would press china to cut back on their emissions, which right now gives them an advantage over fuss manufacturing. >> let's go now to chuck hagel, nominee for secretary of defense. he'll appear before the senate armed services committee next thursday. hagel erode looks like it's full of potholes ahead. >> it is, but it's all theater. with senator schumer of new york coming up for him will, enough senators have come out for him and clear he will get confirmed. so this is a fight the president picked with congress and won. that gives him more political capital, a great place for the president to be. but this hearing is going to have a lot more fireworks. republicans, democrats, everybody will pile on to senator hagel. but don't be fooled by the rhetoric. he'll pass. and one are more cabinet note. today is secretary geithner's last gay at the treasury. he has a long history with the build

including barney frank and joseph lieberman and olympia snowe. >>> the new senate will have the largest class of women ever. a record 20 female senators. they all sat down with "world news" anchor, diane sawyer, sharing their views on everything from their male counterparts to a female president, possibly. you can catch diane's interview tonight on "world news." >>> no one may be looking forward to climbing the steps of the capitol than illinois senator mark kirk. he is returning after suffering a stroke nearly a year ago. he underwent extensive speech therapy. but kirk says he is up to the job. >>> and one more note from washington this morning. word of another political battle taking shape. "the huffington post" reporting that the president will begin his efforts to reform the nation's immigration law possibly as soon as this month. any proposed bill, however, would still be months away. >>> and secretary of state hillary clinton is back home after being released from a new york hospital where she was treated for a blood clot. with her husband and daughter by her side, clinton walked

senator joe lieberman has known clinton since law school. >> i just want to say how much secretary clintons in our prayers this morning. i hope she recovers rapidly from this health problem. >> reporter: clinton had hoped to be back at work this week. doctors want to monitor her blood clot for at least a couple of days. they're on the lookout for any other issues related to her concussion that happened earlier this month when the secretary of state fainted from dehydration after a stomach virus. she'd been on a grueling schedule, traveling more than any other secretary of state in history. clinton is planning to step down from her job in the next few weeks and hasn't ruled out a run for president. doctors say she's in good spirits and will make a full recovery. >>> millions from around the world turned out to celebrate new year's. a royal extravaganza in london as a dazzling display of fireworks lit up the night sky. hundreds of thousands lined up to watch the event. one of the biggest new year's celebrations, of course, right here in times square, new york city. edward lawrence was right

a proxy battle between what you might call the know 0-conservatives, the bush ii folks, mccain, lieberman, lindsey graham, and the others and what hagel stands for, john, is non- interventionist foreign policy. we don't go to war unless vital interests are at stake. we put our own country first. i think this is going to be the battle royal in the coming months. >> eleanor. >> nobody is a shoe-in with the republican party that fails to defeat president obama for reelection but still seems determined to make him a failed president but jacob lew is as close to a shoe-in as there can be. the only complaint you hear is that he hasn't spent enough time on wall street, and for a lot of democrats that's actually a positive attribute. so he will be confirmed. and i believe senator hagel will also be confirmed, although that's a bigger fight, and his remarks about israel that somehow he isn't tough enough on israel, his objection to sanctions was that they were unilateral. he now supports the current sanctions. he is certainly not antiisrael. those arguments will be put aside. he is there to cut th

trust in israeli politician is the union between bibi netanyahu and his foreign minister avigdor lieberman in cheek biederman government the return of c.p.d. for me for my opposition leader back into the fray just a few months after announcing her time and only frustrated and already eviction where we public many israelis don't believe that the present politicians and parties. have any really new solutions to the big problems facing israel create security peace spirit economic. but among all the uncertainty one thing is certain for the disenchanted voters and it can work and i also feel like the outcome is pre-determined everyone knows not to know who is going to win or the core them or the apathy based on the belief that netanyahu will almost certainly when has made experts to worry about the state of his way to democracy. there are some populations designing the israeli society if you take a certain. percentage that turns out to vote is very high it's above eighty on the other hand when you look at the middle class the youth and the arabs the presenters is around sixty. and those figures

joe lieberman senator from connecticut and peter king a congressman from new york. went to amazon and to take its servers up with the amazon plan a and then they went to pay pal b.'s and mastercard and essentially persuaded them that we give each was a terrorist organization and that they should not have the benefit of credit card flow through their donations and this had a devastating effect on funding that organization they've been limping along not in their shoes during your sense. dan ellsberg and me that you know it would be unlikely that if we set. kind of flow through conduit to actually this embargo and made enough of who we were and what we were doing that it was kind of unlikely that the government or rather private individuals private corporations would come in and place another bargo on top bus john what happened to the answer that i mean i heard you speak in one thousand nine hundred five at an internet conference about they afraid of of the ansermet it was kind of like the greatest thing since dropping acid in yourself was a lyricist for the grateful d

senator joe lieberman's pick for defense secretary goes before lawmakers as a confirmation starts with a vocal protests already coming from the israeli lobby that still aids. thirty his own government's warnings to the winch british prime minister david cameron has touched on in tripoli for surprise visit he promised to stand by libya as it rebuilds even as his own foreign office warned britons of going through true threat as to its embassies they aim to end reform has more on what the pm hopes to achieve. did arrive initially very tight security and then he stressed that he wanted britain to try and beef up security in libya and try and help it improve its own economy there's no doubting that things have deteriorated in this country since twenty eleven when mr cameron last made his visit here just starve to the overthrow of colonel gadhafi the new libyan government is struggling with a lack of resources it's also struggling to its authority over militias and on top of this recently the british government admitted that there was a threat to its own embassy in tripoli and that it had ad

the breakthrough prompted relief inr many, including connecticut enator joe lieberman. >> i hope the negotiations going n now end with an agreement and h hope that we will pass it with a bipartisan majority, strong bipartisan majority in the useate and the house. ,> reporter: but others, chiefly ere angrans, were angry that the deal did not include a serious ndckage of spending cuts and might actually add to the deficit. corker.e senator bob corker. >> everybody on this body knows we've done nothing -- nothing -- by the time this agreement takes place to reduce a penny of debt ofthis country. people know that. that's a shame. >> reporter: tonight the two >> sides are still haggling over the $110 billion worth of spending cuts across-the-board cuts that are set to go into effect tomorrow. they're trying to figure out a way to push those cuts off for of least a couple of months. a,cause of that, rebecca, the senate still hasn't voted and te house can't vote until the senate does. so we're still in limbo. >> jarvis: nancy cordes, thank pres alksident obama gave a briefing on the budget