marilyn and lynne came from the same facility.here are a number of efforts and people who are calling for her release. this is a larger problem in our prison system, compassionate release and medical release. far too many people are suffering from medical neglect in our facilities. our society is not compassionate when it comes to how these people should be handled. >> a few months ago, i had the opportunity to interview michael tigar, who represented lynn stewart in 2010, when she was sentenced to 10 years in prison for releasing a press statement from her client sheikh omar abdel rahman. this is what michael tigar said. that thisows us prosecution was nonsense. prosecution involving releasing rhetoric about whether or not there should be a cease- fire between the islamic and non-islamic forces in egypt, whether there should be a prosecution about that and label it terrorism, is just nonsense. the speech in question cannot possibly be said to have had any adverse affect. that the rhetoric surrounded it all, none of it is pretty,

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for federal workers are ben cohen editor of the daily banter and founder of banner media group and marilyn park attorney and legislative representative for the american federation of government employees been known thank you both for joining me first i'm just curious your general overview of this deal i described it as as better than something that's not as good you know it's the least awful but i'm i'm really ambivalent about it on your your thoughts i mean from a practical point of view it's a do it's the government shutdown. from a part of our devoted one of you it's come from the left it's terrible it's all four minutes and all four do the new taxes on the rich it's a good there or is it working people all just. it's kind of a fight to get this is what paul says is a bipartisan do. for the future it's it's we're still in austerity or you know yes we are using your stereo approach instead of going after other loopholes that we could go after and we are once again heating up federal employees they already paid a heavy price last year in many ways and this budget continues to make them pa

marilyn goes on to win 66-62. mack brown resigned as head coach of texas.o bowl on december 30, and it's time in texas he is coach more than 50 all americans and more than 70 all big 12 players. but, not all bad news. jamison winston was awarded the heisman trophy tonight. is the second consecutive freshman to win the coveted honor. he finished the season with 25 passing yards. pretty good. he was in brought a controversy this season. he was accused of sexual assaulting a female student was exonerated a few weeks ago. school action. aj turner providing the action you need. centreville wins this one. never looking back. warriors versus the jets. quick aslooking as pierre garcon. he showing game on love -- he showing this game some love. 19-8. women's college basketball, eighth-ranked marilyn b delaware state andy 3-94. >> interesting day for the redskins tomorrow. >> a lot to watch. >> the battle of the teams. just ahead, an invasion of sanchez. why thousands took to the stre

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marilyn wouldn't come out.f her little dressing place because she, i don't know, didn't like the dress. i don't know. what was or wasn't happening. and they asked me if i would sing. there i was an understudy again and they asked me if i would sing happy birthday to the president if indeed miss monroe didn't come out. at the very last moment she came out. but i was right back there thinking, i wonder if she'll finish the song? and she finished him off starwise. >> maclane found her natural habitat with the rat pack. the notorious bad boys of hollywood. >> i have to show you this picture we found of you with two of your favorite memories with the rat pack. teen marine, frank sinatra. >> is that jack carter? >> i think it is. >> what was it like being the girl in the rat pack? >> i was the one who would pick up the crackers and the jelly beans and answer the door. i always told them the truth. that's why i think they liked me. >> did it ever get romantic? >> never. i had a crush on dean for about 15 minutes. >> s

>> thank you, marilyn. as rachel said, there were a lot of activities in developing comprehensive strategies for cost containment. many of them were motivated by expectations that there would be substantial budget legislation. now, there are opportunities to put these ideas forward. most of these entities are really seeking consensus. some of them had different stakeholders involved. some had conservative and liberal policy experts. some have republicans and democrats. one was from the perspective of states. i want to mention that we served as advisers to the bipartisan policy center. it was released in april. the foundation asked me to synthesize a lot of these reports. they had funded seven of the initiatives. i also added three others. one was a commonwealth fund report. this is really about my synthesis. the consistency in vision across the reports was really striking. i would use to reports from -- different words from rachel. they are consistent. diminishing the role of service. using other payment ap

he's our number one man. >> bigger than marilyn monroe and james dean?ge, the biggest in the world. albert einstein was time magazine's person of the century. >> every 12-year-old in the world recognizes his picture and instantly equates it with genius. and einstein's beneficiary, the hebrew university of jerusalem, has earned millions and millions of dollars from baby einstein videos and nike commercials featuring kobe bryant executing a genius move as the late princeton professor. the last time we saw martin cribbs, he was working up a campaign to resurrect the mildly scandalous career of hollywood siren mae west for a pitch to stationers and perfumers. unlike agents for the living, he was at peace knowing that he didn't have to worry about her next movie bombing or his client getting sent off to rehab or the headaches of having to deal personally with the notorious diva maria callas. are there advantages to representing people who are dead? >> absolutely. if you are a cosmetics company and you've invested a million dollars in maria callas, i can guara

>>> and later, she rubbed shoulders with marilyn monroe and frank sinatra. what is she doing is an encore? ♪ how do you explain the feeling of this place? of pulling close the things you love. of days that crash headlong into night. and nights that say nothing but yes. you don't explain it. you just experience it. los cabos. live it to believe it. >>> welcome back to "the lead." the world lead. if they never see a white christmas again, it will be too soon. right now, a chinese ice breaker named the snow dragon is trying to get to a vessel that's been stuck in the ice at the bottom of the earth for four days. only now, the ice breaker is stuck in the ice, too. the russian flagship was on an expedition to antarctica when a blizzard hit and surrounded it in ice on monday. 74 people are on board, including tourists and researchers. they have enough supplies and food for now, but they're stuck in antarctica. and you freak out when there isn't a starbucks around. we have the latest on the race to free the vessel. >> reporter: it's painfully slow progress but resc

oz, people's court" judge marilyn milian.l procedures to the difficult recovery. >> i guess you're never prepared for the aftermath. >> was it worth it? >> coming up next on "dr. oz." [applause] dr. oz: a painful and often crippling condition that's going to affect more than half of you at some point i

. >> the fire marilyn. >> yeah the fire marshall we're not going to change the rules. >> i'm not asking for it to be an action item. >> oh. >> we owe the people to be heard. we're responsible to hear them >> so i think commissioner lee's suggestion is pretty good we can ask the police department to come and talk to us maybe commissioner hyde may say here's the presentation heros our issues. could we try to get them to come and explain to us >> i'd like to say the supervisor avalos is interested in having us talk about this. it's something i've wanted to discuss like in a year and a half. maybe it's a good idea. >> so this is new business for the future. >> first of january. >> (laughter). >> just another note we'll be scalding the december 16th meeting so note that commissioners. any new items on the agenda? all right. any public comment seeing none. that wraps up our meeting. thank you our your our meeting is now adjourned. happy

marilyn's struggling health exchange resume fire from the front runners. one candidate was accused of watching the rollout and he defended it is position -- defended its position. >> affordable housing, water and sewer, schools, libraries, and hospitals. >> we have had 40 straight tax increases. copies are leaving from here to virginia. we need to bring dobbs back. -- jobs back. >> the three republican candidates from us to reduce taxes and imprison us -- a business-like approach to governor. >> frightening new allegations against south africa' phony sign language interpreter. why he never did any time for murdering two people. i am live in arlington. $586 million. it is a huge mega mi >> we are learning that the oak is sign language interpreter at nelson mandela's memorial service is accused of being a killer. that accusation comes from one of the relatives and three friends. deathay that they earn to -- burned to death after stealing a tv set. they say he was not convicted because he was deemed mentally unfit and he was institutionalized. accusede zimmer

mary brown, and -- >> marilyn brown. >> okay. i was told mary. all right. thank you so much.xen and blitzen and all his reindeers ♪ ♪ pulling on the reins ♪ >>> so a lot of us didn't wake up to a white christmas today, but there is a lot of ice around. it's really not the next best thing at all. jennifer grey in the cnn weather center for us, hi there, jennifer. >> hi, pamela. this ice is left over from the storm we had, so that's why we're still dealing with quite a bit of ice right around the great lakes. we have just a couple rain showe showers. >>> we will see some snow. this is pictures from lansing, michigan. you can see the ice left over from that storm this weekend. still on those branches the just weighs them down. that's getting those power outages. as we go through tonight, 1 to 3 inches of additional snowfall, places like detroit, grand rapids, then spill over into the northeast during the next 48 hours. that's where we could see anywhere from 2 to 4 inches, temperatures for today, nice and mild across the deep south, 60 degrees in houston today, 46 here in atlant

i'm marilyn logan i'm the nurse manager of the medical unit at the st. luke's campus. it's truly an honor to be here and i'm very k350i69d we're moving forward with our project to build 20/20 hospitals in 0 san francisco. for the past 5 years i've worked at the pacific campus and at the st. luke's campus. our nurses are proud of the care we provide for appear patients think about how much more we'll be able to chaff with the new facilities with the new technology. our state and federal staff is looking forward to the completion of this project because those hospitals will create a great environment for us. it will create a level of pride in the work we do. most importantly for our patients the new hospitals will bring a more pleasant healing environment and an improved experience of care. for our patients family we'll have a great assurance that their loved ones are receiving the best care possible for for our community the new hospital represents community pride. in my current position at st. luke's it will be uplifting for the community. st. luke's has long been held

the biggest one is that marilyn live!- maryland >> stay with us for continuing coverage of the prince george george's county casino announcement. we are following the meeting on facebook, twitter, and wjla.com. we will be back tonight at abc 7 news at 5:00. >> the holiday travel rush is on. the weather could cause some problems for people all over the country. >> this is coming to us from salt lake city. up to eight inches of snow and ice caused a mess on the roads. it shut down the airports were a bit. what can we expect as we head out? >> it is a very busy travel day in washington. a lot of folks heading out of town and they're going to run into problems, especially north and west of the d.c. area. the national weather service has entered weather storm watches, winter storm warnings, if you have travels to st. louis, chicago, detroit, you can expect delays. here, wegh it is quiet have a lot of moisture. a funnel system that will stall out across the upper and great lakes area. that will bring measurable snow , milwaukee

marilyn fighter fiery firebrand that was mary helen rogers. i first met her when i was a that commissioner in the 1990s. i was parted of the first activist commission for the agency from the urban reluctant days to an agency that put affordable housing at its forefront. i want to recognize commissioner leroy king who's the long time lasting commissioner. whose heart has been in the western edition and i served with him a commissioner for many years and leroy is 98-year-old. thank you la roadway with all your years with the agency. i think that everything that mary helen rogers figure out for abnormal housing and protection for those who are dispolice department because of what happened she was the true advocate for the affordable housing. i hope mary will be part of our new affordable housing for seniors. i'm glad this is being done under the item of mayor ed lee who's legacy he he's known as the housing mayor. he's done more than any mayor before him. he will speak later. i would also like to recognize the community advisory members. thank yo

. >> host: another call for debbie wasserman shults, this is marilyn in zahn rafael, california. articulating clearly about the health care act. there is no such distortion going on. and ink yee >> caller: we need to explain to people what it means. i'm a retired nurse, means a lot to me. i ordered a book for my young physician daughter who is the next generation just like you, and my other question for you kind of goes to just what was said. how are you going to withstand the pressure to become subdued, to give up your ideals, to stay in politics like i've seen over these generations happen more and more to amazing start-up politicians? how are you going to not have something happen to you? because i think you have an amazing future. that's it. >> guest: oh, thank you so much. well, this is my, actually, my 21st year in office. i was elected to the florida house of representatives when i was 26 years old, and i knocked on 25,000 doors in my be first race, and all the good old boys here told me it wasn't my turn, and i kind of went around. so they keep me grounded. i share your c

actress marilyn monroe. demosthenes -- one of the greatest orators of the ancient world.even believed that moses stuttered. according to experts, 3 million americans stutter, and many of those are kids. that's why this gala event is so important. it's an annual fundraiser in support of an organization for kids called our time. >> welcome to our time's 11th annual benefit gala! [ cheers and applause ] >> our time is a place where you can just be yourself without anybody interrupting you, and -- and you don't have anyone, like, saying, "oh, you talk funny," or, "oh, you're stupid" just because you stutter. >> it is -- it is such an honor to share the stage with you acclaimed artists. >> our time started as a theater group. using the creative arts, like performing on stage, is one of the ways our time helps kids become more comfortable being themselves. >> do you need a hug? >> i might. yeah, i think i do. thank you. [ applause ] >> it's just so cool to, like, come to a place every saturday that's, like, safe, kind of, and there's no, like, threat of, like, teasing or, like,

marilyn monroe sang that they were a girls best friend and the sparkling stone industry would have you believe their product is 'forever'. but are diamonds also a good investment? we investigate in today's cover story. coveted for their sparkle and shine, diamonds are an expensive stone. " about 91,000 for the ring, which isn't that bad" that require a sharp eye to see true value. " you at the way the light refracts, if there are any dead spots in the stone, you look for any unusual markings along the stone" jeweler david lampert has looked through his loupe at high-end diamonds for 26 years and now he's seeing a spike in price. " basically, they're flying. they're getting record prices for the major important diamonds. its getting harder to source diamonds bigger than 5 carats. there's a real value to these items." but even for the pros. " i don't necessarily make money on every diamond i sell." profiting on the precious gems can be a tough task. now i never tell anyone to buy a diamond or a piece of jewelery for an investment, but the value is always there. you know, at first i thoug

that could be turned into a derivatives thus worth billions in profits how they become landlords as marilyn valan points out over tom dispatch in the past year and a half the banks on wall street hedge funds big banks and private equity firms have purchased hundreds of thousands of mostly foreclosed houses across the country among the firms and big bang. buying up america's real estate is the blackstone group the largest private equity firm in the world they have out romney mitt romney the blackstone group alone has bought nearly forty thousand houses across america spending seven and a half billion dollars in the process blackstone for example bought fourteen hundred homes in atlanta in one day and owns nearly two thousand houses in the charlotte north carolina metro area. so why are blackstone and other wall street firms buying up foreclosed houses all across the country it's simple by renting these houses back to americans and then securitizing america's home rental market they can bundle up rental payments the same way they used to bundle up mortgage payments and sell them to investors

before congress early on about the problems with this rollout, marilyn tavenner called snyder a key member of the agency's leadership team with a formidable work ethic and also noted that snyder had planned to leave a year ago but stayed on in order to help with this rollout. so some news on that front as well. >> athena jones with the best-looking live shot of the day. aloha. thank you. >>> it is no secret that americans are not happy with the war in afghanistan. it is a number that struck us today, just how many unhappy may surprise you. it's a grim finding. the country's longest war may well be its most unpopular. a new cnn/orc poll shows only 17%, less than one-quarter of americans, support the war in afghanistan. that's down from a high of 52% in 2008. a massive shift not lost on the president, who said just days ago he wants closure. >> by the end of next year, the war in afghanistan will be over just as we ended our war in iraq and we will continue to bring our troops home. >> reporter: but as the president looks to end the war that's left 3400 americans dead and almost 20,00

that could be turned into derivatives thus worth billions in profits how they become landlords as marilyn valan points out over time dispatch in the past year and a half banks on wall street hedge funds big banks and private equity firms have purchased hundreds of thousands of mostly foreclosed houses across the country among the firms and big banks buying up america's real estate is the blackstone group the largest private equity firm in the world they have out romney mitt romney the blackstone group alone has bought nearly forty thousand houses across america spending seven and a half a billion dollars in the process blackstone for example bought fourteen hundred homes in atlanta in one day and owns nearly two thousand houses in the charlotte north carolina metro area. so why are blackstone or other wall street firms buying up foreclosed houses all across the country it's simple by renting these houses back to americans and then securitizing america's own rental market they can bundle up rental payments the same way they used to bundle up mortgage payments and sell them to investors it

fifty nine percent since it began trading in august of two thousand and twelve while shares of a marilyn bass and company have doubled since going public in two thousand and twelve as well giving it a market value of one point nine billion dollars. in other news this week j.p. morgan said that its web servers were breached in a cyber attack back in september but that they have since fixed the problem and reported the issue to law enforcement j.p. morgan chase is warning some four hundred sixty five thousand holders of prepaid cash cards issued by the bank that their personal information may have been compromised the cards were issued for corporations to pay employees and for government agencies to issue tax refunds unemployment compensation and other benefits now cyber criminals covet such data because it can be used to open bank accounts of taking credit cards and engage in identity theft. and finally it would be a proper episode of boom bust without a mention of bitcoin here's the latest now big going broom that spread far and wide and this time it's spreading to i phone mobile payment

you can google marilyn monroe. >> that is right. that is about $40.f my favorites and then the one that i had my wedding is charles heiseick. if you can call a champagne masculine, this is like a man- to-man. it is quite bold. it is the rich end of the section. it is $55 a bottle. eidsick had a history with the united states. he celebrated a 160 anniversary. it is part of denver. >> he owned part of denver? >> yes. it had to do something with some try of debt that some and to pay him back. he was known here in the united states. he is widely known for bringing high-quality champagne to the united states. >> i also noticed that it has the blue label. the marketing is very important what the bottles look like. >> it is. i think the blue here i guess is a little bit more for your investment banker or your doctor . >> here's a question. when you bring a gift for new years, should you in any way encourage your post is to actually open what you brought with you? >> if you're going to do a sparkling, it is hard because it is cold. if you showed up with chill

manning formerly known as bradley manning spent a lot of time there covering the trial and for meeting marilyn of course he is accused of the largest leak of classified information in military history charged with a very serious charge of aiding the enemy in addition to a slew of other charges and the judge found him not guilty of that most serious charge of aiding the enemy but guilty on most of the other charges he was sentenced to thirty five years behind bars of course manning a divisive figure some people handling him as a hero for shining a light on government wrongdoing others calling him a traitor for exposing government secrets throughout this trial his attorney david coombs tried to keep it under the radar but did make a very public statement after that sentence was delivered in august here's what he had to say while we were successful in avoiding the aiding the enemy offense. the fact that the government pursued this offense the fact that the government. let the suspense go forward even after it was clear there was no evidence of any intent to do so should sound an alarm to every jo

close so you see the dots but you don't see a picture at all or its guns and violent videogames and marilyn manson and golf music and any number of these causes that lead to the these guys to explode. then you have those that were bullied and constantly beat up. >> host: where is the end it all meant in that situation? >> guest: the additional part and i will get to the entitlement part, the additional piece i added is that it's not enough to profile the shooters. we also have to profile for schools. now, sandy hook is an exception. it wasn't a student coming into his school. since columbine, remember, since columbine, school shootings have taken a turn that occurred. you don't just go to school and try to kill as many of them as you can ask people did before: bind, remember those are still in jail, but you also kill your self at the end. this isn't suicide that this is suicide by mass murder. you take out as many as you can because they have done you wrong end of the constant line that goes through -- >> host: explain it again -- >> guest: you have done us wrong. you've sand be tennis upco

fifty nine percent since it began trading in august of two thousand and twelve while shares of a marilyn bass and company have doubled since going public in two thousand and twelve as well giving it a market value of one point nine billion dollars. in other news this week j.p. morgan said that its web servers were breached in a cyber attack back in september but that they have since fixed the problem and reported the issue to law enforcement j.p. morgan chase is warning some four hundred sixty five thousand holders of prepaid cash cards issued by the bank as their personal information may have been compromised the cards were issued for corporations to pay employees and for government agencies to issue tax refunds unemployment compensation and other benefits now cyber criminals covet such data because it can be used to open bank accounts of taking credit cards and engage in identity theft. and finally it would be a proper episode of boom bust without a mention of bitcoin here's the latest now big coin boom that spread far and wide and this time it's spreading to i phone mobile payment app

. >> host: another call for debbie wasserman shults, this is marilyn in zahn rafael, california. articulating clearly about the health care act. there is no such distortion going on. and ink yee >> caller: we need to explain to people what it means. i'm a retired nurse, means a lot to me. i ordered a book for my young physician daughter who is the next generation just like you, and my other question for you kind of goes to just what was said. how are you going to withstand the pressure to become subdued, to give up your ideals, to stay in politics like i've seen over these generations happen more and more to amazing start-up politicians? how are you going to not have something happen to you? because i think you have an amazing future. that's it. >> guest: oh, thank you so much. well, this is my, actually, my 21st year in office. i was elected to the florida house of representatives when i was 26 years old, and i knocked on 25,000 doors in my be first race, and all the good old boys here told me it wasn't my turn, and i kind of went around. so they keep me grounded. i share your c

. >> marilyn's website is a glitchy, full of bugs. 's website is glitchy. there have been 170 million dollars spent to created and even a fraction of the number predicted have been able to sign up. >> the first reports that there is a problem did not make it to until probably sometime in december -- september. after taking credit, lieutenant governor anthony brown is now taking some of the blame for its failure. touring the silver spring coke plant as he runs for governor, the only questions he got were about his role in the healthcare mess. after declining to address the subject for several days, now he says he's involved in the repairs. >> my responsibility and focuses on fixing and getting it right. >> she says signing up should be easy. >> it's a shame. >> this is becoming an issue in the campaign for governor. doug gansler running against brown says the lieutenant should absolutely be held accountable for the failures of the health exchange. in prince george's county, brad bell, abc 7 news. cdc confirming a link between tainted tap water at a base in n

i think current administrator, had my job, marilyn tavenner. shes very smart. know her lot more than they can chew. they have a long wayo go. it will be a mess for aong time and it's a politcal disaster. too me the bigger issue this is a 200 billion-dollar entitlement program and giving a lot of subsy it is to a lot of people. primary reason it will work eventually, whether it works next election, one reason it will work eventually, it will give huge subsidies to a lot people. that is in a lot of cases wrong amount of money going to the wrong people and huge amount of taxpayer dollars going to the wrong place. lou: our ed henry at white house pointed out, chuck todd talking this weekend pointed out a line in the administration's report saying that they had decided, talking about the performance now of on the website, they had gone all private sector. they were meeting new levels of efficiency. private sector efficiency. actually doing things correctly. as it is done in the private sector. an outright admission that the government is not the solution. why in the

. >> marilyn ta venner and henrow childs chief digital contractor who would go?the chief of staff? >> i don't think we'll so sebelius go precisely they don't want to go through a confirmation process. i assume it would be somebody in the lower level. the thing is, it shouldn't be something that is deputy in response to public outcry. it should have been done because people should be held accountable. at this point it is appeasing the people if he does in fact fire somebody. >> more troubling details on the deal with iran. new reports on what the administration is prepared to coto coop things from going off of the rails. >> and a guiness world record. you may want to cover your years with earmuffs, bill. >> i see. ♪ ♪ hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo...hoo-hoo. hoo-hoo hoo. sir... i'll get it together i promise... heeheehee. jimmy: ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? ronny:i'd say happier than the pillsbury doughboy on his way to a baking convention. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> time to s

cms chief marilyn tavner said a statement she planned to retire in 2012 but stayed on because of the challenges. she is the second to depart since the launch of healthcare.gov. tomorrow is january 1st the day that coverage is supposed to begin for those who signed up for obamacare. uncertainty still looms. elizabeth prann is live in washington with the latest as we near the crucial date. >> the white house has federal exchange not state enrollment numbers right about 1 million. not only does that fall short of the original goal but it is unknown if they are actually covered. they warned of possible technical flaws that led to inaccurate penalties they may not have coverage. >> there's a difference between selecting a plan which is the number that obama administration is reporting and actually enrolling in health insurance. >> remember when he went on the road pushing the lob in november? house officials are putting together another consumer success story kicking off onslaught of positive campaigning. he is pointing at republicans saying the quote battle will p only get easier when it

marilyn leisz wants to look a little younger. but after eyelid surgery she's unable to fully close her eyes. >> that's how it is every day, 24/7, 365 days a year. >> living with a mistake is bad enough. >> can you die from a plastic surgery? >> absolutely, it is possible to die from plastic surgery. we've seen it happen. >> take the case of this beauty queen. argentinean model solange magnano wants a bigger butt. >> why would a woman want a bigger butt? >> there are men out there who like big butts. we are a culture that wants to feel attractive. and if that's what makes us feel more attractive, then they want a bigger butt. >> the beauty queen goes in for the operation and then dies five days later. here's where some experts think the surgery goes wrong. whatever doctors inject into her butt to make it bigger, fat, silicone, or something else, a piece of it breaks off, tears through the bloodstream, then lodges in her lungs. without blood flow to her lungs, solange struggles to breathe. it's called a pulmonary embolism. death is

river, in the nile when she was filming one of her movies, her death was sort of like the death of marilyn monroe, it was a great mystery, had she been murdered? the candidates for having killed her were virtually everybody. the american oss, the mi6, the british secret service, king farooq of egypt, you name it. the gestapo. anyone might have killed her because she had so many enemy, and she'd seduced everybody. so she's definitely one of the heroines of jerusalem. >> host: who lives in jerusalem now? what's the population? >> guest: you know, the -- well, it's now overwhelmingly a jewish city. and it's more jewish than it's ever been. there are, perhaps, i think there were something like 200,000, 300,000 palestinians living there. and there was something like 9 or 800,000 depending on the municipalities. so it's overwhelmingly now a jewish city, and it's more jewish than it's ever been, perhaps since the days of herod the great. there are and a beautiful city now. i mean, the old city, you know, has been, you know, the archaeological sites there are astonishing. for example, you know, th

check out marilyn's cat lulubelle. danielle winters sends us her two adorable pups miley and lila.nd my own dog sassy is in the running too. be sure to vote for the best dressed on our show's facebook page. that's going to do it for us from here in d.c. we've been asking you if you think unemployment benefits should be extended. steve says no, the longer the benefits go on, the longer people will stay unepployed. but debra says they should be extended because my husband paid into the system for 30 year, he's unable to find a job, my salary is not enough to sustain us. thank you for watching. make it a great day. >>> hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. so great to have you here today. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> good to be back with you, i'm kelly wright. jobless benefits for more than 1 million americans expiring today. now more than outrage as critics slam the white house for not acting sooner. >> and a new decision on "duck dynasty." the cable network a&e saying it will keep patriarch phil robertson on the show after all. how critics are reacting next. >>

. >> california and new jersey already have it -- marilyn and wisconsin and new york it's pending but whole thing is you can't give people naked pictures of yourself. >> everybody knows that. people make mistakes. especially young people. geraldo, everybody. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. including our mad as hell segment: evening. goes after. then gutfeld mcguirk on the phony south african sign language guy. how key get so close to the president of the united states. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >>> mad as hell segment tonight, we have five letters from very disgruntled americans. here to help us out with it, fox news anchor heather nauert. >> hi, bill. >> first letter comes from kim godfrey she says quote: i was very angry while listening to james carville disagree there will be a doctor shortage because of obama care. i found out that my two doctors are going to connells area concierge coverage. do we have any hard data? >> not really. we are seeing a trend in this kant area concierge care. it sounds fancy and it is is practices in this concie

in the top 500, marilyn hewson, the ceo of lockheed martin. total revenues in 2012, $25 billion. the head of zoour okay's corporation is a woman, you sula. xerox is number 41. >> denise morrison, ceo of campbell soup. $75 billion in revenue. we heard about yahoo's chief operating officer, marissa mayer, she is cracking the fortune 500 list at 494. look at this, to show you how rare it is. of the top 1,000 companies in america, 45 are headed by women. >> bisi onile-ere reporting. we want to go to the extreme weather in syria, and how it's making the situation worse for refugees. kevin corriveau has that story. >> that's right. we had a storm passing through the eastern part of the united states. the storm that is coming into syria is going to be devastating because people are living in tent cities. hundreds of thousands of people. these women are picking up wood, the only fuel. people are shelling out in turkey. this is what it looksic. you can see the white clouds from the north into parts of turkey. it will be the northern part of syria. this is an timent of where the refugees a

the rain showers we had late last night are moving into parts of southern marilyn and moving away. that's the end of the rain threat. saturday planner, clearing and breezy right now. temperatures up to the low and mid 40s for a time but there will be an opportunity for snow tomorrow morning. could get an inch to two inches of snow in places. then we'll have to worry about ice. i'll be back to talk to you about that and give you more on the forecast. >> and for the latest weather on the go, check out our storm team 4 weather app. it's available on itunes and google play. >>> police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man in the district. this happened after midnight on baits street. this is near 4th in northwest. they found the man suffering from gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead on the scene. >>> an american jailed for more than a month in north korea is on his way to the u.s. he arrive at an airport late last night. he's on a flight to san francisco. they decided to release him after his apology for his alleged crimes during the korean war and his health. he talked

but at the same time, you know, she was the marilyn monroe of the political world. and every time should get out of her car, and she had a jaguar shoes to travel and. because she was a prominent terrorist target, the doors were extremely thick and heavy, very difficult to open. but every time she used to get out of the car, crowds would gather, heads would turn and you know, she was really like a movie star. one of the most recognizable faces in the world. and the same went for any of her visits to the united states or to europe. everywhere she went she was mobbed by crowds of people who just want to get a glimpse of her or just wanted to shake her hand. even with a tremendous thing, she was always very, very humble and kind all of the time to her staff. she took very good care of all of her staff and also their families as well. she would treat everybody the same really. sometimes she would open the front door of her private office, which was very, of course, offices were very, very carefully guarded by police with machine guns. but sometimes it should not on the d

. >> marilyn said, just watch the interview which was offensive, unfunny, and way below your standardsndard? s? wiley in massachusetts, with the world on fire, it was good to just laugh out loud. great segment. sam, in annapolis. you have to have him on weekly. i was rolling on the floor. >> rick in florida writes, you and richard sim -- simmons need to go on tour. i would be the first in line too buy a ticket. >> without going on about house shopping. we're going focus on the messages of richard about trying to get in touch with what was we really one. one of the serious points richard made and we'll explore tonight is that more than just saying, sometimes it's about sexual innuendos. i have no idea where it's going. 8:00 p.m. tonight we'll explore the other side of the holidays that we're missing. a good laugh and to be laughed at. sometimes it's just priceless. >> almost a disaster. we're at our new north pole studio in mill pete as, california. can you believe us? i'm greg and kimberly, and she snow-skis on a wish bone, dana perino. surprise, this is "the five." >> the white house