>> yes, macon. >> i am macon phillips. i used to work for the organization that governed the united states before the great facebook -- [laughter] i work at the state department now. i joined it about a year ago and prior to that, i worked at the white house after the president was elected in 2008. it occurs to me that i'm in a room with people who can answer this question that i have had for a few years now, and hearing matt talk about how tech policy is in the weeds right now and it is a good thing. i recall the great sopa and pipa debate of 2011 or whenever that was, and being in the white house and seeing this issue develop and how rapidly it developed in the public space once the internet companies started talking about it to the users. and as someone who has spent a few years in internet advocacy -- and advocacy generally -- it was something i had never seen before. to go from five miles an hour to 100 miles an hour. google put a link on its page, once expedia had a link at the top, and it occurred to me that these l

a daily allows you to play every single day even if you lose yesterday, today you macon instruct a better team and win. >> and save ziron, it doesn't depend on the outcome of an actual game. >> fantasy sports is just betting by another name. adam civil had to write this op-ed for "the new york times" after the nba took that unprecedented step in buying a stake in fan duel and it had to explain why the nba was taking this step and what the nba had in mind for the future. $400million in gambling money that pro leagues don't get their take. crudely, that's what it's about. they want a piece of the action since the action is done on their dime and on the sweat of their players. and adam silver has shown whether it's about gambling or he's floating the idea of putting ads on the uniforms of players that he's about monetizing this league within an inch of its life, and gambling is just one part of that magic. >> has las vegas been the beneficiary of the narrow range of sports betting legal options. as long as you keep it in short supply does the vegas book flourish? >> we've had an exclusive he

but macon and vixburg and huntsville and things like that.s different about being hiv positive or trying to keep yourself from being positive in those places? >> here in the south many of us, i'm sure many of you have heard about the social determine determinative and health, if you are in a rural area, people have access -- lack of access to health care. it is kind of hard based on transportation to get where you need to go. we still many of us like here in louisiana live in states where you know, our governor hasn't accepted medicaid expansion. and so all of the things, poverty, education unemployment, all of those things are still issues here throughout the south. are and also contributes to people being at risk for hiv. also make it hard for people who are hiv positive and living with hiv and aids, hard for them to access services as well. the criminal justice system plays a large part, the fact that we have not adopted legal syringe access programs here throughout the south also makes it difficult. >> so that social profile that you just

poorest countries in the world and as omar reports from the capital, families there are often forced to macont choices like buying secondhand clothes a practice which for many brings shame. >> reporter: one of yemen's ancient onessers and behind its walls is where many poor get their secondhand garments. there is a perfect place for those who wants cheap clothes and keep quiet about it. many people here can't buy brand-new clothes they can't afford it. but they don't feel good about buying them. for some, it's a stigma. this man allowed our camera to film him. he's looking for winter clothes to keep his children warm. but he's embarrassed to talk. there are many items to choose from. he finally got what he wants three pieces for all over $4. outside the walls of the old quarter of the capital stalls like these are scattered all over the busy streets. and many people are not shy to stop cheng and buy. this man wants a cheap coat. >> translator: the high streets are for the well off people. those with businesses and golden chairs but this place is for the poor. items at the most cast between 15

take a look in the weather down in the southeast, where we have some heavy rain between atlanta and macons is starting to clear out. this should help with airport delays. this is a cold front that's going to bring pockets of heavier rain up and down the east coast. temperatures on the east coast will be in the 60s and 70s. should get close to 60 in new york city. behind that front, it is brutally cold. 2 below the actual high temperature in parts of north dakota today. wind chill is even colder. tomorrow, that colder air is going to start settling in to chicago with a high of 9 degrees with some late day snow that should last into early tuesday morning, and then we'll start to >>> waking up with lots of cloud cover. cloud cover is really offering a little bit of relief this morning from the cold weather. not freezing. 36 in the peninsula. 44 in san francisco. later we'll see a good mix of sun an clouds. 60 for the peninsula. san francisco coming in at 58. north bay low 60s for you this afternoon. >> and that's your latest forecast. erica? >>> dylan, thanks. as we know, january is about th

. >>> in the southeast we have heavy rain between atlanta and macon, georgia. cold front that's going to bring pockets of heavier rain up and down the east coast. temperatures going to be in the 60s and 70s. should get close to 60 in new york city. behind that front, it is brutally cold. 2 below the actual high temperature in parts of north dakota today. wind chill is even colder. tomorrow that colder air is going to start settling in to chicago with a high of 9 degrees with late day snow that should last to early tuesday morning. then we'll start to cool off in the >>> and a good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. we are tragcking for showers for today. a thunderstorm is possible in parts of new jersey and delaware. a very mild day. 61 to 63. about 21 degrees warmer than expected this time of year. we're going to cool it down tonight into the 30s by tomorrow. 36 is a high. take a look at tuesday and wednesday. rights at the freezing mark on tuesday. could see snow. into the 20s on wednesday and thursday with wind in place, feeling colder than

left in the season so about we just want to keep getting better keep plugging away and as long as we macon most important thing. >> we are enjoying the success. nothing to be complacent about nothing to be complacent about. take for granted. the if be for this a pretty long time. >> shark in minnesota and scary moment here as referee brian gallaway hit in the head by the puck. he went down and had to leaf the contest. minnesota native alex in goal for the shark. big mistake. give it away. jason thank you very much for the gift. 1 nothing wild in the first. up 2-1 in the third. face off with the rocket past kemper. and we are tied at 2 after little joe 21st tied at 2 after little joe 21st. 3-2 game but he ties it up at 3-3. to over time. edward he rips it off the pipe into the net. that's the game winner. sharks win 4-3. kaepernick knows that he needs help and he does something about it. cap will be working with kurt warner this off season. kaepernick struggled with accuracy and read defense in 2014 clearly regressing so he decided to work out in phoenix with former ram and cardinals quarte

that's an amazing success through reconcile and macon assist of all the different elements in making the flying safe not just the plane by the pilot, the air traffic control. so my concern is that having built up over 50 years this amazing level of consistency across the whole world that asia is now presenting a huge demand pent up demand from people who have never flown before. this is china and southeast asia. that the demand for skills skills iran air crew skills in air traffic controllers, skills in maintenance is outstripping supply. that's only natural. southeast asia has got more planes on order than the united states north america and europe combined which shows you just how fast this business is outstripping the ability to superimportant it. that's my concern about the safety regime really. >> right. to be able to make sure these pilots have enough experience and training. >> yes. the whole food chain of supplying pilots. they used to be supplied by air forces which they get a great deal of confidence. far fewer military pilots now. nothing like it. all these pilots have to

what's happened in the last 20 at randolph-macon.nd the indians were making roughly $1,000 per capita 20 years ago. what's happened? what radical choice has been made in the last 20 years that's made all the difference for global poverty reduction and improvement in people's lives and what isn't? the chinese and the indians have chosen the free market system. and the irony of ironies is while they're choosing the free market system, the united states of america is choosing to backtrack, right? we're clogging the arteries at every turn obamacare. regulatory overreaches of $1.5 trillion, et cetera. we can go over and over and over ,elrju and so that's good news, right? the public policy choice of choosing the free market system. the human welfare games in economic terms you have the harbinger efficiency terms, whatever. that choice to choose the free market system dwarfs all the public policy decisions globally by ten times over, right? the welfare game. and our side has a hard time explaining this to the average voter, to the average

bob menendez and frank macone will hold a briefing today in monmouth county. >>> new rules go into effect today to roll back a decade's long embargo with cuba and also making it easier to visit that country. some restrictions remain. you still cannot go to cuba for vacation but americans can go there for family government business journalism and a a few other exceptions. once in cuba travelers have new freedoms as well in unlimited spending and the ability to use credit and debit cards and can legally bring back $100 worth of rum and cigars. >>> former presidential candidate mitt romney will be back in the spotlight tonight. romney will be speaking out at the republican national committee's winter meeting in california. last week he said he's considering another run for the white house. the former massachusetts governor and olympic organizer ran for the white house in 2008 and again in 2012. >>> meantime house speaker john boehner says a controversial government surveillance program is the reason that authorities were able to stop this week's alleged planned terror attack at the u.s. capi

just on a more optimistic note following on what macon said -- there are some of these companies that are disruptive companies starting to take care of their -- they're not technically employees but contractor. i think that minimum wage of 11.20 an hour and they're trying to treat their taskers well by directing them to -- getting good deals on health insurance and cell phones and so on and tools they might use in their tasks, and i think with companies that are sort of working through this, i -- i know uber faced protests in seattle recently by their drivers because they didn't think their pay is high enough. i think there will be -- i'm optimistic there will be a good outcome. people -- i wouldn't want 0 get into an uber if i feel like the uber driver is losing money on this ride and is unhappy. my uber driving this morning -- i asked who she was she said, we're alive, it's wonderful. but anyway -- >> good job. >> i think that the companies -- flipkey and businesses aren't really dealing with labor so mach as really renting out property, so this isn't really directly impacting -- wh

concurrent resolution 1, clause 12 of rule 1, and any concurrent resolutions of the concurrent congress as macon template my designation of members to exercise similar authority. in the event of the death or inability of that designee, the alternate members of the house listed in the letter with this date i have placed with the clerk are recognized for the same purposes, signed, sincerely, john boehner, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: i hereby appoint the honorable jeff dunham, the honorable macthrnbury, the honorable fred upton, the honorable andy harris the honorable barbara comstock and the honorable luke messer to act as speaker pro tempore to sign enrolled bills through the remainder of the 114th congress. signed, john a. boehner, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the appointments are approved. under clause 5-d of rule 20, the house announces -- the chair announces to the house that the whole number of the house is 416. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence

our view and our position as the united states government is that we don't macon sessions to terroristsking a little bit about bo bergdahl this morning, where he was a member of the military someone who had volunteered to serve his country and we don't leave our men and women behind. we took steps to bring him home. >> isn't the jordanian pilot a member of their military and the jordanians don't want to leave him behind? >> he is. jordan is a sovereign country. we're simply stating what our positions are and this is no question alisyn that's why we're all talking about this this is a complicated situation. it's not just one hostage. there are hostages from japan, there are hostages from many countries around the world. we need to see what happens here and of course we'll address it as it happens. >> are you as the state department sending messages to jordan that they should not engage in any sort of prisoner swap with isis? >> well unfortunately, because of our own american hostages and the terrible tragedies and horrific acts that happened last year we've been talking quite a bit about

global come up with the shroud around the wikipedia entry, and diapers the users here, and i hear maconsking how frequent he under what circumstances will that lead? >> the great thing about the internet is the user is king, so it is not always top-down where the user is saying you need to care about this, it is what matters to users, and competition on the internet, unlike probably any other part of our economy to click away. it is easy to click from one site to another, whatever is interesting to you, so our company and our industry is very responsive to what the interests of the user are. >> trying to think what might be the next issue where you way to break glass and pulled lever and rally directly -- would it be over government surveillance? >> i think that is an important issue. joel made a good point on his transparency report, something that users care about and our companies and our industry have been leaders on shining the light on government practices and standing up and defending their users. the platforms are all global, so it is not just by users in the united states but a

michael and ryan, please stand you so we macon grat late you on your achievements. -- so we may congratulate you on your achievements. please stand. [applause] >> as we expand opportunities for our kids to succeed, child welfare reform is critical to keeping our children safe at home. with this in mind, i directed the department of health and human services resources to work together with workforce west virginia to help parents find stable employment to support their families. we can make a difference in the lives of our state's children, and together, we can accomplish these life-changing and meaningful reforms. this legislative session i challenge those of us gathered in this chamber and west virginians all across the state to come together. we must set aside our political differences and stand united as west virginians for the greater good. tonight, i'm proud to welcome two west virginia law enforcement heroes who personify what it means to put the welfare of others above themselves. two weeks ago a police lieutenant and a corporal and a patrolman responded to what was a routine traffic s

. >> this is not a gut decision this is one you need to macon the basis of facts and reality.jeb bush signaling a presidential run resigned from corporations and foundations. later this month, chris christie, ted cruz rick perry will head to iowa for the iowa freedom summit hosted by steve king. curiously absent from that list, jeb bush. joining us now, senior political editor mark murray and lauren french. mark marco rubio says it is not a gut decision it will be based on facts and reality. what are the facts and reality for marco rubio running. >> a lot of it is whether he can raise the money to run, if there's enough oxygen to do so with jeb bush in the field. as you mentioned, most recent action by jeb bush to disassociate with all other firms. just another sign that he looks to be almost a sure thing to get in this presidential contest. what you end up doing when you talk to aides thinking about a presidential campaign these aides say we need to put our bosses in position to run if they decide to do so. you have to line up everything. you saw marco rubio after president o

roadblocks in this investigation and it is certainly premature for us to reach any conclusions or to macon crete recommendations on how to address the -- make make concrete recommendations on how to address the i.r.s. targeting. but that being said, we have a pretty clear sense of what happened. and in my view, this egregious conduct and the condescending response by the top i.r.s. officials should come to a screeching halt. for over two years the i.r.s. targeted conservative and many other groups applying for tax-exempt status with inappropriately intrusive information requests. the i.r.s. also delayed processing these applications and according to recent reports has continued to delay processing applications. it hasn't stopped. amazing. simply amazing. when the targeting came to light light, senior members of the agency tried to cover up the i.r.s. actions by providing incomplete and misleading information to congress about what was being done. very recently, we learned the agency has found tens of thousands of pages of information relating to the targeting. the review of these documents

concurrent resolution 1, clause 12 of rule 1, and any concurrent resolutions of the concurrent congress as macon template my designation of members to exercise similar authority. in the event of the death or inability of that designee, the alternate members of the house listed in the letter with this date i have placed with the clerk are recognized for the same purposes, signed, sincerely, john boehner, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: i hereby appoint the honorable jeff dunham, the honorable macthrnbury, the honorable fred upton, the honorable andy harris the honorable barbara comstock and the honorable luke messer to act as speaker pro tempore to sign enrolled bills through the remainder of the 114th congress. signed, john a. boehner, speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the appointments are approved. under clause 5-d of rule 20, the house announces -- the chair announces to the house that the whole number of the house is 416. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence

she's been missing from macon, georgia, since august 15, 1999. that evening, teresa left her family's home around 8 pm, saying she was going to a friend's house to see some puppies. she never arrived. teresa was 11 years old when she disappeared. this age-progressed photo estimates what she might look like today. please help us find her. where is amine zahzouh? the 12-year-old was last seen at his home in muncie, indiana, on december 29, 2008. authorities believe that amine was abducted by his non-custodial father, omar zahzouh, who may have taken amine to either france or algeria. amine has scars on his forehead and below his neck. time now for our family safety tip, important information for everyone you love. woman: everybody stay together. michelle. michelle, stay with the group. girl: ms. thomas? ms. thomas? ms. thomas: yes? girl: i have to go to the bathroom. ms. thomas: ms. simmons, keep them together. second woman: michelle? were you listening? michelle: yes. second woman: mrs. thomas said you're supposed to go back to school with me. mic