i showed you the mace earlier on. this is the mace to the islands of grenada. the mace has an illustration on it showing slaves working at a sugar mill. it's a lovely juxtaposition of slavery and freedom. the sociologist has argued that essentially the two historically have gone hand-in-hand. the islands, about 90% of their population was black. mostly fairly recent immigrants from africa. mortality rates were exceptionally high. there is wonderful new study by richard dunn in which he is really comparing conditions in north america and the islands. what really is very striking was the horrendous demographic rates in the islands, the mortality, and the fact that the slave populations constantly had to be replenished. the result of this was that the whites in these islands were using a phrase that was certainly used in jamaica in the early 19th century. alan taylor has used it on his recent book about virginia and the war of 1812. they were talking about the enemies within. they were fearful of a major slave rebellion. in the north american colonies there were v

when congress is in session the mace is also there. it to key is a bundle -- it too is a bundle of rods with an eagle on top of it. >> i believe traditions are important because when you forget about the traditions you forget about the flavor of this place. the mace is an interesting adding -- every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons i accuse him because in 1814 when the british earned the capital down they stole our mace. if you read the stories of warmer speakers, when this place got rowdy or there was a fight on the floor you had to present the mace. so it is a symbol of what this country has invested in the congress, the power of congress and people getting things done. >> members please take your seat s. >> i always have to lane to students about what is going on on the house floor in the rollcall. this is america coming together like the stock exchange of ideas. the hubbub and discussion -- there is a lot of is this actually occurring because it is one of the few chances member has to find another member. you

when congress is in session the mace is also there. i love seeing the mace. it is a bundle of ebony rods topped by a terrific silver globe with an equal standing on top of it. -- an eagle standing on top of it. >> i think traditions are important. he forget about the flavor of this place. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons i accuse him because in 1814, when the british burned the capital down, they stole our mace. when this place got rowdy or people got out of hand or there was a white on the floor, you had to present the mace. -- a fight on the floor, you had to present the mace. it is the power of people getting together and getting things done. >> when the new congress begins tuesday the house will have the largest majority since the 1928 elections. there are 247 house republican members compared to 188 democrats. michael graham of new york says he will resign effective january 5 after pleading guilty to tax evasion. the senate will remain in ambient republican control with 54 republicans, 44 democrats and two independence. there

shackled to the bed i don't know how many times, maced, gas -- maced so much, they said don't mace him because it does not affect him. he's immune to it. shooting me with a taser gun, whatever, because it takes more than that to calm me down, you know, and when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had a sense that he loved to have an audience. a great story teller, and he knew it. >> and a lot of the officers i fought, bunch of them quit through me. >> i made them quit. >> one of the officers barely escaped with his life. >> well, i took a five gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach in it, everything in it. it was so hot i took a spoon and i threw it in, and it just curled up. that's how hot it was, and i threw it on him, just threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then, that's all it took. just some simple disrespect. >> the co survived, but the incident caused the state to institute hazard pay for officers, and johnson receiv

the mace is an interesting thing. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons, i accuse him -- when the british for the capital down, they also stole our mace. if you read the stories of former speakers, when this place got rowdy or people got out of hand or there was a fight, you had to present the mace. it is a symbol of what this country has vested in the congress, the power of the congress the power of people coming together and getting things done. >> the 114th congress gavels in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch the senate live on c-span2 and track the gop congress. new congress, best access on c-span. >> up next, a senate hearing on how americans are financially preparing for retirement. then a discussion on some of the economic stories of 2000 15. later, a conversation with elena kagan. >> a senate finance committee hearing on retirement savings and the tax code. topics included policy experts. they talked about the gap between how much americans are

when the congress is in session the mace is also there and i love seeing the mace. topped by a silver globe with an eagle on top of it. >> i think traditions are important because when you forget about traditions, you forget about the flavor of this place. the mace is an interesting thing. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons, i accuse him -- 1814 when the british burned the capitol down they also stole our mace. if you read the stories of former speakers come when the place really got rowdy or people got out of hand or there is a fight on the floor, you had to present the mace. it is a symbol of what the country has invested in the congress, power of the congress, people coming together and getting things done. host: c-span's 2006 documentary with a little bit about the record of the house chamber -- decor of the house chamber. they will be gaveling in at noon eastern time for the 114th congress. we want to tell show you a bit of that documentary about the desks in the chamber. [video clip] >> these are beautifully laid in mahogany and there

the mace is an interesting thing. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons i accuse him because in 1814, when they burned the capital, they also stole our mace. if you read the stories of former speakers, when this place really got rowdy or people got out of hand or there was a fight on the floor, you had to present the mace. it is a symbol of what this country has invested in the congress, the power of the congress, the power of people coming together and getting things done. >> the 100 14th congress gavels in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate live on c-span 2. track the gop-led congress and have your say as events on old on the seas and networks, c-span radio, and www.c-span.org. new congress, best access on c-span. >> on the next "washington journal," a political roundtable and the public's opinion on public and policy. radio show host roben farzad protects the top economic and international stories in 2015. we will take your calls and you ca

in fact, before they left the store, they maced her. >> terrified. beyond scared. i literally, when he raised his hand to shoot us with the mace, i just closed my eyes and saw my son. i thought it was over. >> reporter: she's a pharmacy clerk. she was maced and had a gun shoved in her face during a robbery at the morton's drugstore. for obvious reasons we're concealing her identity. >> they grabbed the pharmacist off the floor, put the gun up to him, where the safe? where the safe? we don't have a safe. the young man who had a gun on me was like, put it in the bag. i was like, take whatever you want. whatever just take it. take it. just take it. >> reporter: three masked men targeting mom and pop drugstores. it's happened three times this month. at the flexcare pharmacy in ft. davis, at the grubbs in anacostia, and morton's on capitol hill. and as those robbers left the morton's drugstore they maced everyone. >> it was just, you know terrifying. terrifying. i was able to you know, get to the cooler, put some water in my eyes, then i grabbed my phone, immediately di

"eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in mace landing with more, cleve. >> reporter: hamilton township police say aaron johnson was arrested late last night. he had been misrepresenting himself on social media and over the weekend they say he sexually assaulted a 12 year-old boy. an alleged child predator is behind bars. hamilton township police say 23 year-old aaron johnson of mace landing used social media to lure at least two boys. early sunday morning a boy whose family lives near cologne avenue report that had johnson sexually assaulted him. police say the parents found out by looking at birth's phone. >> that got everything started when the the parent found the information on the phone but the juvenile ultimately told the mother immediately and told the police what happened. >> reporter: according to police the child had a cell phone without services but using wifi accessed social media application, kik. johnson toll the boy he was younger than his real age of 23 over the weekend they met up, and that is when the sexual assault occur. >> they made arrangements

he has the mace of the house in his picture. and the silver inkstand. i find i have a fondness for that inkstand. it had to be repaired. don anderson and i had to have coin silver. we took some old, worn down coin silver's when they had silver content close to the silver that was used. every time i see a portrait, or see that inkstand, i feel a nice connection to it. it is in his portrait. >> thank you very much. >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook on c-span history. >> monday night on the communicators, three technology reporters reveal the big issues of 2013 and the key communication and technology issues facing the new year. >> the chairman is not expected to unveil this proposal until february or march at the earliest. that gives an opening for republicans to give -- to introduce a bill of neutrality on their own. is that going to force him to move more quickly or going to put him in a position where you will have to do some negotiation with congressional republ

. >> sure, the person you see right under the mace and that's important to note that the mace is carriednever the house is in -nárááátpá predictably, the person who sits right under, no, i'm wrong, i'm sorry the person who sits under the mace is the parliamentarian n and the parliamentarian wants to stay close to the speaker. he or she has a sheath of scripted papers he can h!;he presiding officer or the speaker pro tem to read the script. people often ask how do the presiding officers know that formal language? that's because it's written down on the sheets of paper and the parliamentarian hands him tf right sheet of paper or if things become rough going in a parliamentary way the parliamentarian have there is to give advice to the speaker saying you should rule this way (hvuç or that way or the president of the house says this is the right ruling or that is the right ruling. >> on the opposite side what are these positions? >> that would be the formal spot for the clerk of the house, a woman named karen haas, and i should note for people watching today, i said a couple minutes ago if t

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace and shoot us as we know veryou will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find out who we are i

the mace is an interesting thing. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons when the british burned the capital down, they also stole our mace. if you read the stories of former speakers, when people got out of hand or there was a fight on the floor, you had to present the mace, so it is a symbol of what the country has invested in the congress. the power of the congress the power of people coming together and getting things done. >> the 114th congress cavils then on tuesday at noon eastern. we will see the election for house speaker. watch the house live on c-span and the senate live on c-span2. he had the most extensive coverage everywhere. have your say as events unfold on tv thomas radio, and on the web. on the next washington journal a look at the factors that could determine economic growth in 2015 including job creation trends. >> were weeks away from the start of the 114th congress. the congress and republicans have one of the largest house majorities as well as control of the senate. here t

she got maced. her story at 6:00. live on capitol hill i'm pat collins, news4. >>> thieves are getting a bit upscale in their attire. in frederick, maryland surveillance from gold's gym show a person of interest dressed in a suit and tie apparently robbing someone's rocker. they believe he cut off the lock, stole the wallet and replaced the lock with a new one. the stolen cards were used at several stores earlier this month. >>> there is a push under way to expand the dna data bank in virginia. the mother of murder victim morgan harrington and sheriff of automobile more row county testified. they want people who are convicted of less serious criminal offenses in the data bank. right now only those with felonies are included. they believe the death of uva student hannah graham and others could have been prevented. >>> the graduation rate is 90%, and yet questions are swirling tonight about the future of montgomery county school superintendent joshua star. he may not have the support he needs to stay on when his kraktd

. >> we had guns in our face and they took us in this little room and they maced us. >> here is some surveillance video from the robbery. you can see the thieves running through the store and hopping over the looking for drugs. during each robbery, the thieves wore masks and who is if you recognize them contact d.c. police right away. >> a battle tonight fairfax county schools. it says it needs another $60 million more than it had last year. whether it will get it is still unclear. tom, what are you hearing? >> tonight, folks got their chance to talk about a proposed a just -- budget. that money would be used to hire bus drivers and do other things so that they could start high school later. we found mixed reaction from parents on that. >> they are so active in their lives that this extra hour of sleep is going to make a difference for them. >> going to school at the same time is now should not be a big deal. >> also in the budget, there is $70 million for a proposed pay increase for all employees. that includes teachers. we found a lot of support for that idea. >> the amount of mone

shoppers at the willow grove park mall when three robbers stormed into a jewelry store, armed with mace and sledgehammers. police sent us these pictures from precision watches inside the mall. the thieves went in at 7:30 and used mini sledgehammers there to smash the display cases and ram. >> then firing two seats into the ceiling, i was with a coworker and we just ran out the door. >> the drivers jumped into a mini van that was later found abandoned that could be stolen. one of the robbers also cut himself on the broken glass in the deflay case. >>> 73-year-old joseph daugherty is accused of ordering violence drugs and extortion against contracts using non-union labor. he led the ironworkers union beginning in 2008 and nearly a dozen members pleaded not guilty. >>> happening today, the first step of being transformed in the face of camden. crews will begin demolishing dozens of abandoned and unsafe properties. here's a look at the two neighborhoods at the center of the revisitization project. state officials will announce the start of demolition work this morning with the removal of th

when congress is in session, the mace is also there. i love seeing the mace. it's been there since 1841. it too is a bundle of ebony rods topped by a terrific silver globe with an eagle standing on top of it. >> i think traditions are important because when you forget about the traditions you forget about the flavor of this place. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons, i accuse him because in 1814 when the british burnt the capitol down, they also stole our mace. you read the stories of former speakers, when this place really got rowdy or people got out of hand or there was a fight on the floor, you had to present the mace. so it is a symbol of what this country has vested in the congress, the power of congress, the power of the people coming together and getting things done. >>> the funeral service for former new york governor mario cuomo takes place today at st. ignatius loyola church in new york city. he was new york's 52nd governor winning election in 1982 then going on to serve three consecutive terms. he died last week at the age o

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with pictures of helicopters ore that torn in northern france where the interior minister confirm mace superior police operation is under way. french media say the two main suspects have been sighted there and they've taken at least one hostage. >> elaine, i know that things are unfolding and it's difficult to know what's going on. do we have any idea where the brothers may have been ore thever the last 12 hours or so? >> reporter: the brothers have been tracked across towns in northeastern france. the police have been following and sweeping through that area doing house-to-house searches, throwing up roadblocks in an attempt to find them. this morning's news is the first real tip they've had of the possible whereabouts of the two. >> i know that thursday was a national day of mourning in france, but i can only imagine the country and the city is still on edge. can you give me a sense of what it's like there today? >> reporter: security is still tight in paris where parisians are still on edge. it's been stepped out to check the most popular tourist sights which includes the eiffel tow

. >> reporter: now the police said that the kid mace have been young adults. allison says she saw the suspect approach two young contractors working on this house. >> and so one of the workers was backing away from the man, supposedly, he had a weapon. i myself didn't see the weapon. but, i heard him say call the police, he has a knife. >> reporter: by the time the police showed up, the man with the knife was on the edge of the park. during that encounter one officer used a taser. one officer used a duty weapon and shot the suspect. the police say that the suspect was in his mid-40s. joe and got a look at him. >> i looked at his face and he looked angry and his eyes were like grassy. >> this kind of stuff does not happen around here. it is mostly, it is just parties and kids playing around in the park. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix5. >>> well, no one other than the suspect was hurt. we don't know the man yet. >>> cases of the flu are spiking all across the country. you probably know somebody who has been sick recently. four people in the bay area have died from

. >> we have a video of him macing a man in the face when he was in cuffs. >> reporter: complaints thatwere eventually thrown out in court. reed in the meantime friends acknowledge, has a criminal past including a 13-year sentence as a juvenile for firing at state troopers in 1994. a crime they say he shouldn't pay for twice. >> i'm not angry about the situation. i'm more upset and hurt that an innocent black life has been taken again. >> reporter: as you can see out here as we speak, this community is gathering in prayer together with the religious community and clergy out here. they tell me they will march on the sidewalk and take their message to the courthouse in hopes that someone will be listening to them. tonight, the prosecutor has said only this investigation will be very thorough and that they will not comment until the investigation is complete. we're live in bridgeton tonight, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00 a promising young jockey now charged with a bizarre crime spree that ended in him being shot. angel madero worked as a jockey at the parx racetrack. on decembe

she lives near by the rec center as you know and she had the opportunity to go in and a maced as the efficiency and the relaxed environment and a different experience since she's has spent a night in another shelter and went through the process. i believe the staff played a critical role in that and the recreation center is not just a recreational facility and is serves all of the residents and many have relationships with rec and park staff like tim and steve so we're very appreciative and i would like to -- read this for you guys. on behalf of the board of supervisors in recognition of your rapid mobilization to shelter the 246 individuals -- that was the number i got during a severe storm that came to the bay area with over 6 inches of rain and the wettest month in the last six years and the board of supervisors gives the commendation for your passionate response and accommodation for toaz in need for safe shelter. >> thank you sunny. do you want to join me with a picture of the team? [applause] >> going to powerpoint. >> now commissioners our monthly video this month in parks. ho

at the morton's robbery, the pharmacy clerk was maced and had a gun shaufoved in her face. >>> the alexandria man accused 6 killing a corrections official has been ruled competent to stand trial. the results of the competency order came back yesterday. he's charged with carolyn cross' murder. prosecutors say he followed cross to her alexandria apartment and beat her with a wrench last year. he then called 911 after cutting his own wrist. the trial is set to begin in april. >>> 4:46. right now the fbi is working to find out who was behind at least 20 different bomb threats saying american planes would be blown all. for the last four days planes have been diverted, grounded and even escorted to the airport by fighter jets in response. when they were searched, however, not one bomb was found. >>> new information into the live desk this morning. we now know who was behind the controls of airasia flight yat8501 when it disappeared. it was co-pilot. that information coming from a preliminary report based on the information from the black boxes that were recovered in the search. the co-pilot was at

>> guest: the person you see right under the mace that's important know the maze is carried into theg. the purpose it's right under the mace is a parliamentarian and a parliamentarian wants to stay close to the speaker. he or she has a sheet of scripted papers that he can have the presiding officer or the speaker pro tem to read the script here people often ask me how to the presiding officers know all that sort of formal language? that's because it's all written down on the sheets of paper an apartment and is there to either hand them the right sheet of paper or things get going as things become rough going in a parliamentary way the parliamentarian is there to give advice to the speaker and to say you should go this way or that way, or the president of the house will say this is the right ruling. >> host: what are these positions? >> guest: that would be the formal spot for the clerk of the house. a woman named karen hoss. i should sort of know for people watching today i sent a couple of them to go if they're doing their jobs are people never notice who they are. this is the one d

he remembers nothing after dinner until he woke up in the park macing his wallet, cell phone and cashce video shows him leaving were four people but allenbee says he doesn't even know who they are. the investigation, continues. >>> still to come on "action news" jeff skversky has sports. >> packers take on the seahawks for nfc crown. jeff will tell us who is going to the super bowl when "action news" comes right back. >>> well, jeff skversky has a check on sports and i don't care who wins but this nfc championship game is phenomenal. >> great finish tonight with seattle, and green bay seattle seahawks are the defending champs trying to be the first team in the decade to go to the super bowl twice in as many years. last team to do it had that new england when they wheat donovan mcnabb and eagles in the super bowl. and what a finish, right now in this game, sat a will, how about this, they have come back, from down 16 to nothing, at the half, they scored two touchdowns, in the final two minutes, and we're told moments ago the packers have kicked a game tying field goal, so this game wil

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. >> good evening, thanks for being with us tonight aim yes mace. >> i'm jessica dean. state of emergency is in effect for new jersey which is expected to get hit the hardest, also snow emergency in philadelphia, as well. >> we just gotten an update on the city's preparedness for tonight. >> the latest from "eyewitness news" reporter david live at the emergency operation center in spring garden, david? >> when i walked into th

-backed peace talks take is mace place in geneva libyan factions included the elected government havettend the talks next week. aimed at forming a unity government and putting an end to violence between the rival militias. >>> government forces in north eastern syria have launched a new assault on kurdish-held territory. fighting broke out where government forces are trying to set up new checkpoints kurdish forces have controlled much of the region since a syrian army withdraw three years ago. five civilians were reportedly killed in the fighting. kurdish fighters say they have seized vehicles, ammunition and weapons from the army in a counter assault. >>> the united nations says it's planning an offensive against rebels in the eastern part of democratic republic of congo. the fdlr fighters were given until january 2nd to stoppedder or face military action, as malcolm webb reports from a u.n. camp some rebels have lane down their weapons but many more remain at large. >> reporter: these fighters from the rwandan fdlr have been on the run since the genocide in 1994 now they have surren

restrictions were all put in mace in the wake of the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal that rockedhe university. all night viewers have been commenting on our fiss become page about this. michael hall writes if paterno and mcqueary had just call the police in the first place the ncaa would not have been involved. brenda adding says always said you shouldn't have punish the boys on the field who won those games. that's my opinion. ray stevens chimes in the ncaa is about fair competitiveness on the field. and those wins were earned by people who had nothing nothing to do with what happened. betty states, about time. joe contends penn state and their fans are pathetic. the kids are the real victims here and not the football tomorrow. bill carmichael declares, this is all about money. the cement stems from a lawsuit filed by a state senator and the state treasurer against the inform caa and penn state. suit claim the ncaa didn't have the right to punish penn state for the jerry sandusky child sex scandal and penn state shouldn't have agreed. >> is a victory for due process which was no

i love seeing the mace. it's been there since 1841. it's a bundle of ebony rods.opped with a terrific eagle glob with an eagle standing on top of it. >> the traditions are important because when you forget about the traditions you forget about the flavor of this place. every time i see the speaker of the british house of commons i accuse him because in 1814 and when the british burned the capital down they also stole our mace. if you read the stories of foreman speakers when this place got rowdy or people got out of hand or there was a fight on the floor, you know, you had to present the mace. so it is a symbol of what this country has informsed in the congress the power of the congress, the power of people coming together and getting things done. >> the 114th congress gavels in on tuesday at noon eastern. we'll see the swearing in of members and the election for house speaker. watch the house live on c-span. and the senate live on c-span2. and joul the best access, the most extensive coverage anywhere. track the g.o.p. as it leads on tv radio and the web. >> next

storming the building and shouting a list of demands including transparent police procedures before being macedandcuffs. protestors in oakland, california. organizers calling it the new year's eve noise demonstration. 150 people speaking out about the police killings and blocking traffic and throwing bottles. police report 29 arrest for vandalism and assault with a deadly weapon. i am leland viter, i hope you are having a happy new year. charles krauthammer, a life that matters, continues. >> kraerls krauthammer once wrote a column about the most important person of the 20th century. he picked churl hill. politics and trumping science. that it might explain why krauthammer trade aid medical career for a one- way ticket to washington and why once here, his eyes locked on a helped wanted ad, in the new political magazine the new republic. >> how can i apply? i never wrote anything. i don't know anybody. >> she said you write it and i will hand delivered it. >> michael was looking for a managing editor. >> was there something in the application or phone call that wanted him to be brought down. >>

she does fingerprint now and she can do mace moulding now. she is learning the strands of dna.ntists. i give her what she needs. it is not necessarily what i like. i am not going to wait until she is 18 to get her interested in learning and i started when she is very young and now she is getting into it on her own accord. >> sonny is training her daughter to cover up an impending murder. >> i was going to say if you want her version of a theme park would be like greg's basement. >> i read an article in the new yorker. they have their own language and the greeting is kay and delivered with the first two fingers splayed over the heart. they end con conversations saying they will have a productive day. they have a ceremony. they swear in 20 kids who are regular -- >> i love this. >> the kids sing kidzania kidzania, you are always in my heart. i will finish this. at first this place seems harmless and the kids are more and more into it. you think it is cute. by the time you realize they are being brainwashed they report to their parents three are not having productive days and it i

i was maced so much, they said it don't even affect me. he is immune. they shoot me with a tazer gun and whatever. it will take more than that to calm me down. when they come up with something new, they try it on me. to see if it works. >> i had the sense that he loved to have an audience. he was a great story teller and he knew it. >> a lot of officers i fought, some of them quit through me. >> one of the officers barely escaped with his life. >> i took a five-gallon bucket from boiling and bleach and salt and everything and it was so hot, i took a spoon and it just curled up. that's how hot it was. i threw it on him. threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then that's all it took. a simple disrespect. >> he survived, but the incident caused the state to institute hazard pay and he received 15 years tacked on to his sentence. it wasn't just ksp officer who is experienced his wrath. he also took it out on his own cell. >> i said i told about 400 toilets out of t

the world is not a perfect mace. what you fine is there's a lot of pushback on the policies. if they stick some -- we have higher minimum wages and gas taxes -- all these things hitting at once they could change he whole story. there's a lot of good news go into the year but that could be fleeting if bad policies take effect and take away the confidence from employers to hire the people. just as we're getting traction in the work force, just as we're seeing higher wages that employees have been waiting for years to see. >> real quickly your thoughts on the market as we enter the year. some say we could be a seventh year of annual gains. do you see that. >> 2014 was the where it paid to be vanilla over baskin and robins. people question diversification. five years ago everybody said -- the truth is somewhere in the middle. we'll get some volatility as the fed changes policies. there's a lot of good news. companies doing great things. everybody working hard in the economy. but again, trees don't grow to the sky and pigs don't fly in a hurricane so be vigilantes about your money

you know they're getting maced too much.the police chief said we're here too much when we could be out on the streets stopping crime. that's the problem. >> a good point. >> and social media was fired up last night because they took aim at carson daly because she was wearing this hat. people flipped out about his showing up his support for the police department. >> annie wrote, so unpleased. get that nypd hat off of carson daly, ugh. >> and lora lie wrote, is carson daley wearing a nypd hat? he's supporting police organizations willing to subvert government. >> and marc wrote, nbc coverage what if someone woet a #i can'tbreathe shirt. let us know your thoughts on car so daly's hats. we're going to have some hangover cures for you this morning. who is watching right now? >> coming or going. >> send us your photos if you are watching. we get some funny photos right now on january 1st. >>> weather is still a big problem in southeast asia where the crews are recovering the bodies and the debris from the airasia crash. what is th

speaker of the british house of commons when the british burned the capital down, they also stole our mace. when this place got rowdy or a fight on the floor, it is a symbol of what this country has vested in the congress, the power of the congress, the power of people coming together and getting things done. >> the 114th congress gavels in this tuesday at noon eastern. watch live coverage of the house on c-span and a senate live on c-span 2. have your say as events unfold on the c-span networks. new congress, best access on c-span. coming up next, "q&a." another chance to see members of the british youth parliament at their annual session. later, a senate hearing on how americans are financially preparing for retirement. >> this week on "q&a," our guest is janet murguia president of the national council of la raza, the largest advocacy group in the united states. >> janet murguia, president and ceo of the national council of la raza. i noticed that la raza is

the big shots are chandler and mace a scottsdale doing okay so far but you are surrounded by some pretty intense heat. again, i'm not your dad, but would i get out, while you still can. i think steel boils at the this temperature. cave creek is there probably nothing left up there right new. >> i have never been to cave creek, is there anything left,. >> mike, i am will's so or toy report, cave creek every doll, every coyote is gone. every cowboy, has left. the it is press i tough up there. >> what happened, corry. >> i have no idea. have you ever seen our show. >> if it is anything like ours, i wouldn't be shock at all. >> yeah, it is sort of a loose collection of nonsense. it looks like it was put together at gunpoint. >> i have to come out there and watch your show. you are a fox station, right. >> that is right, we used to carry you and your friend julie, i talk to julie earlier this morning on our air a few years ago and we loved your show, so yeah we're familiar with you for sure. >> go ahead. >> i know it is great comediy and it always does. >> well, i know it gets hot in arizona

. >> it looks like it ace mace ago this they can just cut through the the roof of that car and a take it off. >> i think that is what they did because if you look closely at that vehicle you can see. >> they are carting off one of the victims there. >> they have somebody there in the stretcher and it looks like they have pretty much walking away. we have just that one person in the car and taken to the hospital, we will keep our fingers crossed for that person there and keep you up to date throughout the the morning. >> for sure. >> be careful out there, folks. >>> we have a couple of national days today. one of them is national make your dreams come true day. >> yes. >> so we got to thinking what did you want to be when you were groping? did you eventually become the dentist or doctor or attorney, teacher, whatever or did you not follow your dream or get that dream accomplished? i remember laying in bed when i was growing up, maybe six or seven years old and i can always hear my mom go in the kitchen. i had a bedroom in the basement. we had two bedroom, one bathroom and there were ei

some were maced and handcuffed after trying to storm the building. i'm ed henry.k to "on the record." "o special. >>> when they introduced billy graham, i had already pictured in my mind what an eadvantage list looked like. and here is this athletic clean cut type and that impressed me. and i was impressed when he began to speak. >> louis zamperini, a world war ii veteran and subject of the movie and book "unbroken" he survived a crash in the pacific, 37 days adrift and two years of torture at the hands of the japanese. but after he came home nothing made him happy until a chance meeting with the reverend billy graham. here again, louis zamperini. >> the nightmares started in prison camp. because of the bird i had night mares. i would stand there with my fist clenched. i wanted to grab him and strangle him. the nightmares were every night. i couldn't get rid of it. i began to drank. and when i'm drinking, i completely forget about my ordeals. and that's a temporary comfort. >> it was a temporary comfort that louis began to crave. as his addiction grew, the irony w

. >> reporter: the dark lab mace, the light lab, mia. owners said the dogs were in the backyard acting louder than ever before as if something else was there. >> just running, running, and barking barking. yeah that's what i heard this morning around 7:00, 7:30. >> reporter: their neighborhood is surrounded by open space and a spokeswoman says it appears the line was pushedded -- pushed out of that area by other dominant males all proved by the markings on his face. it's part of living on the peninsula around 280, wildlife and open space and for this mountain lion the interstate was just too close to home. mike mibach, ktvu news. >>> another cold one tomorrow morning. you have the freeze warnings in the inland bay valleys already have temperatures easily down into the low 30s. the ridge of high pressure sends everything to the north. that means no rain for us for a few days at least. at least into the middle of next week. it means generally on a night like tonight clear skies and light winds. easily 31 in clear lake. 28 in san helena. ha

right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >> video in from california where a car has crashed through the front door of a macer were injured, but information here very preliminary at this point. >>> a brooklyn college student had to be rescued monday. she fell from her roof and ended up wedged between two buildings. the space was less than two feet wide. that may have helped the 23 year old survive what would have been a four-story fall. at first the firefighters tried to break through a wall but eventually shimmied down and able to free her. a few cuts and broken leg. >>> tourists set offing to see animals on an african river getting more than they paid for. the manager started recording after seeing something large below the water. second later a huge hippo exploded out of the river to the back of the vessel. fortunately the driver was able to gun the engine and get tourists to safety. it turns out the group had good reason to be scared. wildlife experts say the hippo is the most dangerous animal in africa. >>> incredible rescue at sea caught on camera. the choppy waves of the caribbean sea. a tiny speck an

. >> we are macing for it. thanks to mike slidell in minneapolis. the tragic news of stuart scott's death after years fighting cancer is being met with deep sadness across the sports world and the broadcasting community. stuart scott was a true original that inserted pop culture and personality into his delivery of each night's highlights. he will be known for the three battles he waged against cancer the cancer that eventually took his life including the signature moment while receiving the jimmy v award at the 2014 esp ys. >> when you die, you do not lose to cancer. you beat cancer by how you live why you live, and in the manner in which you live. >> sage steel is the host of nba countdown on espn and a colleague and close friend of stuart scott. thanks for joining us to talk about this remarkable man. you knew him throughout his fight for cancer and fight with cancer and knew him before and had had a close bond from your days in connecticut. >> yeah very, very close bond. as many of us knew this day would come it's still a shock because it sounds