militants armed groups have controlled the city for over a week now in today's breaking the set abby martin looks at who is responsible for the alarming turn of events. last week al-qaeda militants took control of the iraqi cities of ramadi and fallujah after days of nonstop violence according to independent iraqi news agency also want to grok three hundred seventy people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to the morgue and instead excluded from official death counts not you may remember fallujah as one of the primary deadly battleground during the height of the u.s. occupation. so what if the fall of the city signify for not only the progress of iraq but the region as a whole joining me now to discuss is eugene career ordinator for the answer coalition thank you so much for coming on metal thank you so much for having me so you jeanne what the main factors that are contributing to your failed state of iraq today well i think the key factor that we have to mention is that the occupation of iraq by the united states funda

martin looks into whether the u.s. government's willing to restrict the n.s.a.'s mass spy it's in the lead station of breaking the set but after this break. the beginning of the long politic night marks in the face from island life. in sanaa enough temptation. the darkness last for six months. there are more polar bears than people. and it's as easy to hire a rifle as a scooter. because the island is so in a spiritual there are no indigenous people but there are others who do choose this frozen life. this era this could be really bad if you are. unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. now i only go to the doctor. and enter into. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young how are they going to get along with each other and i don't know. do. i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. what adventures await in this mysterious land where do they live what do they eat and what are they actually doing in antarctica . please. ok paul so i'm a goes i'm not

in today's breaking the standards he added martin looks at who's to blame for how the situation is unfolding. last week our emotions to control the iraqi cities over money and food after days of nonstop pounds for an independent iraqi news agency on swaddling product three hundred thousand people have died in just the last ten days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken by morgan said excluded from official death counts not you may remember full image as one of a primary deadly battle ground during the height of the us occupation. so took the fall of the city signify for now in the province of iraq the region as a whole. now to discuss is eugene career ordinator for the cancer coalition. thank you son for coming on so you've seen what the main factors that contribute to your field stated the proxies and what the dt fact that we have to mention is that the occupation of iraq by the united states but immensely to stabilize the country the united states just completely disassembled the iraqi state as it existed and natalie didn't really put anything in place

al-qaeda linked militants have been in control the city of fallujah of more than a week now i'll be martin looks at who's to blame for how the situation has been unfolding the latest edition of her show breaking the set which you can catch in for our website is a little taste of last week al qaeda and militants took control of the iraqi cities every mahdi and for rouge after days of nonstop violence according to independent iraqi news agency house while we brok three hundred seventy people have died in just the last ten. days all about numbers hard to verify considering how bodies are not being taken to the morgue and instead excluded from official documents that you may remember fallujah as one of the primary deadly battleground during the height of the u.s. occupation so what is the fall of the city signify for not only the progress of iraq but the region as a whole joining me now to discuss is eugene career ordinator for the answer coalition thank you so much for coming on metal thank you so much for having me so you jeanne what the main factors that are contribute to the near failed state of

his or her own citation every porno stars turn a trick on camera rates of wikipedia entry but not martin look this is not about ego guys i really don't care if i'm on wikipedia or not but this issue calls into question the way what if he decides who and what is notable enough to be worthy of the text on its site on the deletion thread editor's d'anna and courtesy eric explain that i'm not notable enough for my own page because apparently they couldn't verify any information about me through third party sources and i found this interesting considering how there are dozens of third party sites that have talked in depth about my work as well as the show including one called white out press der spiegel. max kaiser alger miner joe rogan stuart wilde global post and firedoglake yet none of these sites are apparently notable enough to allow me a sacred page the author of the article legend that i am banned claims that wikipedia is censoring me on purpose because it's now just another tool of the establishment but is this really the case the way with a pedia works is that literally anyone can edit an

thirty people are still missing with rescue efforts being how bird by subzero temperatures abby martin looks of why a closing day never comes to going to be breaking a sweat. another whistleblowers facing a lot of heat including a wave of death threats but what did she discover some sort of dark secret cia plans or some other plot for a new war of luxury no she exposed something far more dangerous and important to the zombies on their couches the university of north carolina athletes are mentally unfit for college and even high school mary willing come blew the whistle on the fact that between eight and ten percent of the school's football and basketball players read of the fourth grade level and many others are sub college level she also claims that these students were allowed into the university based on the screening process done by the university i.e. implying that the you of n.c. knew exactly who they were letting into the university remember college football makes a lot of money i always had a feeling that something like this was going on i mean according to usa today many college athl

al jazeera's jonathan martin looks at why to many are struggling.sia walker and her daughter naomi are living in a homeless shelter for the second time in three years. she said it's tough finishing technical school, keeping a job and paying for a home. >> i had my own place, and i was evicted. now we are back here. hopefully we'll be able to get a new place. >> the nashville rescue mission is crowded with more families and similar situations. >> the mothers are trying, they are doing it on their own. they have nobody else to help them. >> a report from the u.s. conference of mayors looked at homelessness in 24 u.s. cities and found the number of families crew fastest in nashville, by 25%. >> there's a call on the community to do something about the family homelessness when it comes to sheer numbers of beds, capacity, it still - we still can't keep up with it. >> homeless advocates say part of the problem is nashville's success. it led the nation in job growth and is known as the destination city for job hunters. >> whether it's fast food, fine dinin

. >> as with martin, look at this picture!martin bashir's, that was on the te the te the teleprompter, what does she think she is at msnbc? >> you're saying -- why would you say that? i mean, you have plenty of african americans there, black americans there, why would you say that? >> you don't have plenty. >> al sharpton. >> think of how crazy msnbc is now that the voice of reason is al sharpton. >> well, i don't think it is the voice of reason. it is the voice -- >> he is the only respectable one on msnbc now. >> he gets in less trouble than everyone else. listen, i can't read somebody's heart, i don't know, but hell has frozen over in the beginning of this new year as i agree with alec baldwin, he sends out this tweet, he says if i cry will i be forgiven all of my transgressions? >> well, as i point on, there is nothing we disagree on, the only thing we disagreed on before, liz cheney, she dropped out. as you know, i always defend alec baldwin. >> for whatever reason, you have this obsession of watching these lunatics over

looking at each other through a lens. the lens in america is one that is riddled with stereotypes. you can have trayvon martinle looking at trayvon martin immediately as a thug. that is why this film is so important in terms of a neville to understand the way in which we see ourselves and see other people. it's also the reason i started the roadshow. >> explain that. >> is aimed at helping people see the value of their photographs, both historical value and the value of education. it is a roadshow that travels across multiple cities. people come in and share their family photographs, get them scanned, and understand how their images are a part of the public record. it is a cross between antiques roadshow and storycorps. people are not necessarily aware the value of their family photographs outside their home, so people come into the roadshow and present their family photographs to strangers. the strangers become family. it really affirms the fact that we have more in common than separates us. >> who takes the picture and who doesn't? who gets included and who doesn't. who is the photographer. >> exactly. and

. >> pelley: david martin has an early look at a pentagon investigation on sexual harassment. what's the problem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in packaged foods. and why is a predator of the arctic flying to florida and kansas? jim axelrod on a mystery migration. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, this is our western edition. today the nation saw a side of republican chris christie we hadn't seen before. the usually brash, blunt, in your face governor of new jersey was humble and contrite as he tried to rescue his career and any presidential hopes from a scandal. he said he had nothing to do with the political dirty trick aimed at the democratic mayor of fort lee, new jersey, though he took responsibility for it and apologized. a top aide had engineered a massive traffic jam in fort lee as revenge against the mayor. today christie called that member of his inner circle "stupid and deceitful." he said she lied to him about it and he fired her today

jaclyn martin was looking for ways to illustrate the cold weather in washington, d.c. mmons looked young and asked for his name and he said it was nick. days earlier the search was on for the 20-year-old who was last seen leaving his home without his phone, wallet or id. it led to a buzz on social media. and the photographer tweeted a photograph you took ran with my story today. and the police pick him up and brought him to a local hospital where he was reunited with family. >> what happens next? >> simmons was still at the hospital as of last night. his mother posted a message online and said this is the greatest example of god's love i have experienced. and jaclyn martin said this has been anna mazing story but the real story is all about the family who had the persevereiance to keep searching. >> a push to extend jobless benefits. how long should the unemployed be able to create benefits? that is next. >> a gripping tail of sacrifice is now on the big screen. we will get the story of this tragic mission from the only navy seal who came home alive. navy seal who came

chief meteorologist bill martin is looking at how long it's been since we've gotten rain. >> it's not good at all. let's check out december real quick. we had one day of rain. or significant rain in december 6th. we move forward we look at january that's been dry. in the forecast you're going to see here in a little bit there is a chance for something coming up on thursday but so far a very dry december and now heading into january. what does it mean? well, 12% of average in the north bay. 21% of average in san francisco. in san jose just 27% of average rainfall for this time of year. these numbers are way down. last year at this time we were 130% of average so we're really hurting for rain as bad as i've ever seen it. when we come back, i will talk about rain chances as we move into the five day. >>> all of this dry weather has prompted the call for help from a higher power. the california conference of catholic bishops is asking people of all faiths to pray for rain. >> all the california bishops sent out a letter to 1,100 parishes of the state of california, 10 million catholics as

chief meteorologist bill martin is looking at how long it's been since we've gotten rain. >> it's not good at all. let's check out december real quick. we had one day of rain. or significant rain in december 6th. we move forward we look at january that's been dry. in the forecast you're going to see here in a little bit there is a chance for something coming up on thursday but so far a very dry december and now heading into january. what does it mean? well, 12% of average in the north bay. 21% of average in san francisco. in san jose just 27% of average rainfall for this time of year. these numbers are way down. last year at this time we were 130% of average so we're really hurting for rain as bad as i've ever seen it. when we come back, i will talk about rain chances as we move into the five day. >>> all of this dry weather has prompted the call for help from a higher power. the california conference of catholic bishops is asking people of all faiths to pray for rain. >> all the california bishops sent out a letter to 1,100 parishes of the state of california, 10 million catholics as

percent of the world's population living in countries where the death penalty is enforced abby martin takes a look at the issue and today's breaking the set. with the u.s. sitting just behind china iran iraq and saudi arabia in the number of state sponsored executions death penalty opponents have plenty of motivation to end capital punishment in this country and while many of these prisoners are indeed guilty of heinous crimes consider this since one thousand nine three hundred twelve people have been exonerated by d.n.a. evidence alone and of those prisoners eighteen were facing death sentences of course hundreds if not thousands of convicted prisoners have no access to d.n.a. evidence virtually ensuring that they will never be able to prove their innocence which is why the decades old case of fourteen year old george stinney is so important nine hundred forty four said he became the youngest american citizen to be executed in the twentieth century for killing two white girls in south carolina is being the jim crow era cells the justice system completely failed stinney the moment he told officers

martin luther king day a lot of kids will be out of school. whether they're biking outside or whatever, it's spring perfect. >> study for your finals outside today. let's take a lookshow you what's going on. hopefully they'll be studying about dr. martin luther king jr. and other things that pertain to their grades too, but this is the reason why we're supposed to have this day off is to reflect on what he did. let's take a look at our visibility out there. you can see it's pretty quiet, 5 miles at half moon bay. you can see a little haze out there and definitely high clouds streaming in from the west. off to the -- farther off to the west you can see low clouds hanging around there. we'll keep an eye on those. when the wind starts to blow onshore tuesday into wednesday, they may try to make an appearance in our neighborhoods. unfortunately, they won't bring any rain with them. you can see the color starting to change already with the sun coming up. a little purpleness in the clouds, oranges off in the distance as we look back towards mt. diablo. a few clouds especially this morning and near record highs this afternoon. the cooler breezes should hang around throug

a lot of people are off for the federal holiday, martin luther king day. it looks like we could be dealing with a snow day for some kids from school as we go into tuesday. that storm is located up in north dakota. it doesn't look like much up there. we have winter storm watches. the storm will intensify as it gets to the mid-atlantic. winter storms from richmond, d.c., boston, philly. it looks to begin tuesday morning ending late tuesday night. so, again, if there was a snow day, most likely it would probably be wednesday morning or maybe some early releases from schools down around the d.c. area tuesday afternoon. storm totals, not a blockbuster huge snowstorm event, but definitely an inconvenience. cape cod and long island, the higher total. washington, dc, 3206 inches. new york, around 2 to 4. if we get the 3 to 6 around washington, d.c., that will be the biggest snowstorm in years. >> the polar plunge. >> very light and very fluffy. >> time to go skiing. >> that's the type of know you want to be in. >> exactly. thanks, bill. >>> charges in the maryland exorcism

martin. are we still looking at maybe the possibility down the line here of something?nd of next week, though, really, nothing in terms of rain. there's some green now showing light drizzle perhaps on the north stuff. there was a little snow flurry activity in lake tahoe, some showers in l.a., but it's not really what we need. we didn't get any record highs today which is sort of refreshing. we had a record every day this week but not today, 71 in concord, 72 in santa rosa. if i showed you these numbers l.a. year at this time, might have led the newscast with it because these are well above average for january, but as it stands now, this is sort of becoming the norm. there's those showers, green showing up on the radar, southern california and around the north coast. those clouds, it's a shame this doesn't link up. see the jet stream up here and these clouds here? back in the day when the jet stream is where it was supposed to be, it would suck all this moisture in and the dynamics would create a significant rainfall event for us. we've had a few instances like that whe

. >> from rochester doing his best martin van buren investigation. >> look at the recreation of lyndon b. johnson. >> he looks very stressed. even picked up a fax phone like bill clinton. >> he couldn't leave out our current president, barack obama. he worked hard to make sure he was in the -- >> deliver. not bad. we have to get on that. we have to work. >> coming up on jimmy kimmel, kim kardashian. >> thanks so much for watching. we appreciate you coming. continue online. >> dickey: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kim kardashian -- from "the bachelor," sean and catherine -- this week in unnecessary censorship and music from jason derulo. with cleto and the cletones. and now, how should i put this, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming.

. >> from rochester doing his best martin van buren investigation. >> look at the recreation of lyndonhnson. >> he looks very stressed. even picked up a fax phone like bill clinton. >> he couldn't leave out our current president, barack obama. he worked hard to make sure he was in the -- >> deliver. not bad. we have to get on that. we have to work. >> coming up on jimmy kimmel, kim kardashian. >> thanks so much for watching. we appreciate you coming. continue online.

martin. >> she tracking the -- he is tracking the conditions. >> it is wind ethis morning -- windy this morning. look at the wind gusts over the last 24 hours. blowing up there in the north bay. 47 miles per hour wind gusts. 48 miles per hour in the east bay hills and east bay, gusts of 41 miles per hour. the winds were there this morning. they lightened up right now. the red flag warning goes into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight, the strongest winds will be after 10:00 p.m., 1:00 a.m., 2:00 a.m., something like that and the winds with that you will see lower humidity, high fire danger. coming back, i will talk about the wind gusts, and then the warmest cities. temperatures are back into the 70s. could see records. details on that in 15 minutes. >> and follow bill and our ktvu weather team online for more on the fire danger. they will post updates on twitter and facebook. >>> an arsonnest on the loose has -- arsonnist on the loose, 13 fires have been set and no arrests have been made. ktvu's robert handa has been on the story since the beginning and live with new pictures with the man they are looking f

we go to bill martin, and you say we're looking at another warm day. >> we have temperatures out there 68 in concord. 70 in santa rosa. the national weather service has issued a fire weather watch. i'll put it in here. if we peak in here we can give you the specifics on it. you'll see the fire weather watch begins on wednesday and it lasts through friday. and that fire weather watch will mainly impact the hills of the north bay. so a lot going on here. it's real dry. real warm and it's going to continue that way for the next several days. when we come back i will get specific with the records we see today and what we could see down the road here. >> thank you, bill. >>> so just how bad is this year's drought? it could be the driest year in 500 years. lin ingram is a climate expert. she looked at old tree rings, fossils and layers of sediment. droughts in the past would last for decades. a surface water dries up, people have to go deeper to find underground sources. our john fowler live now in napa county where drillers are relying on an ancient method john to find water. >> right now t

. >> a look at dr. martin luther king junior's dream in san francisco. how far some say we have come since the civil rights movements of the '60s. >> we made it from the 60s to the 70s in the forecast. the forecast coming up after a break security worries at this y's winter games in russia. it shows two men-- who clai be the suicide >>> a web site is adding to seckity concerns in russia. two mens claim to be the suicide bombers behind last month's bloody bombing. in the video the man threatened a ominous presence to anyone who attends the olympics. russian lawmakers are not taking this lightly. >> i am very concerned about the security status of the olympics. i do believe that the russian government needs to be more cooperative with the united states when it comes to the security of the games. we have found a departure of cooperation that is concerning to me. >> russia insists it beefed up security surrounding the event and the president pledged visitors will be safe. >>> the celebration of the work and life of martin luther king started early ahead of t

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. >> pelley: david martin has an early look at a pentagon investigation on sexual harassment.what's the problem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in packaged foods. and why is a

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their i'd bet kronstadt support was we do we have an announcement coming up next week with a look at martin a major u.s. aerospace company that has been involved in all the marsh missions did not and that's all mar so far so i think that the journalist from wire it's might have to do is homework again well i guess only time will tell but for now hope yeah out of it thank you very much for your thoughts and if you like his show please join us again same. place same time here in the wilds of. they got a lot of housing the homeless people but the government is not funding it and in a lot of the shelter today be having people down the street because people begin to raid shelters to get involved right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york for a. person who. will be paid regular people like someone like a lawyer or doctor or some other madison avenue it's boring and sometimes the homeless people to be able to inflict my. say country rather than staying the resistance of the world as you need to be in this city or region city and the world what people. pay money to do is

. >> pelley: david martin has an early look at a pentagon investigation on sexual harassment.oblem at the military academies? dr. jon lapook reports on why big food companies have cut calories in packaged foods. and why is a predator of the arctic flying to florida and kansas? jim axelrod on a mystery migration.

the right back ronstadt support was we do we have an announcement coming up next week with a look at martin a major u.s. aerospace company that has been involved in all the marsh missions did not and that's all mar so far so i think that the journalists from wired's might have to do is homework again well i guess only time will tell but from their home out of it thank you very much for your thoughts and if you like the show please join us again same. place same time here on a. gentleman i guess you all know ladies. good to see you even got in a few hundred a day come across it honestly i'm going to miss the faces i'm going to soak it all for the purpose of this if we've got people coming in with criminals we got people from it who knows where in the world this is the united states i'm very tough by the way you know the sure but i was worried that they may not know why they live on mars you know mars. so we pick up things like rand ob turbans prayer rugs so when we know they do they're coming from the middle east say concentration camp. concentration camps. we've got it as if the white house

participates paying tribute to martin luther king's work, while looking for ways to carry his legacy rward. >> excited to spread the message of martin luther king, jr. >>> now at 6:00 p.m., offense flyers, why police say it may be a hate crime. >> unspeakable grief after losing two children in three weeks to gun violence. hear what she wants done to stop the violence. >> the warm weather is frightening at this time of year. >> potentially expensive, how your wallet will take a hit during this spring like weather. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> someone is posting flyers showing oakland city counsel woman with a swastika on her forehead. i am ken wayne. >> gasia mikaelian. >> those flyers were plastered all over the village where she lives and grew up. ktvu's paul chambers has more. >> disgusting. racist. >> reporter: this was the last flying we found. >> i would like to tear it down. >> reporter: that is what she attempted to do. yesterday the flyers were on every pole in the area. >> i don't know who she and i don't kn

martin. if i had a son he would look like trayvon >>> april 15, 2013, is the day this nation will never forgetthe serenity of the t boston marathon was shattered after two explosions near the finish line. the explosions were bombs made from pressure cookers loaded with shrapnels. 250 people were injured, three killed including 8-year-old martin richard. 29-year-old crystal campbell and 23-year-old lu lingxi. the fbi released a picture of the suspects kicking off a massive multi state man hunt. that night m.i.t. officer sean collier was found dead in his car after he was shot by the suspects for apparently no reason. the brothers car jacked another man before getting into a shootout with police that left t the older brother dead. a man found tsarnaev hiding in a boat in his backyard and called police. in a few hours the 19-year-old was captured. he's pleaded not guilty to some 30 charges. in the end there is a real chance he could pay for his alleged crimes with his life. we'll find out more in the month of january. joining me now, a columnist for the boston globe who was there when it happened

from martin luther king jr. look at the people who came to change this country.the least i can do -- i'm not a leader, i'm not a big thing. i'm just a poet. but the least i can do is always try to tell the truth. tavis: you're more than just a poet, and even as a poet, your poetry for years has been pregnant with power. you think poetry still has that capacity? >> oh, my. i'm just coming, i've been on tour with this, and i just ran into the poet laureate of albuquerque, new mexico. he is a great -- hi, king -- he's a great kid, a really great kid. energetic, smart. i see it all the time, because now i'm everybody's grandmother, and the kids give me their books and i get to hear them. i was at syracuse university as a part of this, and they had a 90-minute slam, and it was just wonderful. i'm just sitting there watching. tavis: mm-hmm. >> no, we've got the writers out there, and they're not all going to be as successful as jay-z, or shawn. they're going to be ordinary, mid-level authors like me. but they are bringing power and truth, and they're bringing the joy o

with their i bet kronstadt support was we do we have an announcement coming up next week with a look at martin a major u.s. aerospace company that has been involved in all the marsh missions to the end that's all mar so far so i think that the journalist from wired's might have to do his homework again well i guess only time will tell but for now we have out of it thank you very much for your thoughts and if you like the show please join us again same place same time here in the worlds. there is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the feel of. women definitely the target of the gun lobby the one you don't want to kill but not one that killing money would have somebody with you with this with her. i've noticed that more and more is this really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids

look at. our guest host for the hour with black she is in the minority percentage. >> tina martin adams from wells fargo. she was staunchly bearish in 2013. she says, forget consumer staples and energy tech is where the growth is. when you look at something like the bloomberg global investor poll that shows in general, 72% of people say the u.s. economy is improving, why would you want to stay bearish? >> our stance is more about the multiples than about economic growth and proving earnings, improving typically in the year when he fed policy for stocks have a tendency to suffer and we have a year on our hands in which the fed is going to scale back, data policy. i think this will be a year more of consolidation that absorbing the gains we've had for the last several years. we saw it last year that the fed would scale back and it did not happen -- we thought last are --the fed would scale back at it did not happen. talks when you're looking to the end of 2014, and i realize that is a full scan, i'm sure your confidence level is low, but are you pretty -- by the end of the year, falling back to your

. >>> we are getting our first look at what the stick with look like without candlestick park. allen martin shows us what's in store for more than 700 acres of prime real estate. >> reporter: we've said bye-bye baby -- >> it's a madhouse at candlestick! >> reporter: we've relived the catch. we even imagined to conjure up a certain warm fuzzy feeling for the stadium fans love to hate. now it's time to pull back the curtain and see what's coming to candlestick point. >> i think we'll get the building sometime between august and october of this year. and then sometime between october of this year and february of next year, that building will be coming down. >> reporter: they released a 30- second video to give us some idea of how candlestick and hunters point will transform over the next decade into retail office residential and open space. >> there will be parks, jobs, housing. housing for a variety of different incomes and family styles and retail and neighborhood amenities. i think bike trails, i think it will be a very fabulous addition to the city. >> reporter: there are more than 700 acr

look good. no hov restrictions on this martin luther king holiday. serious crash on the south side of town in oxen hill. i'll have that coming up in my next report. back to you enjoys. >> thanks monica. check this out. look at the picture on your screen. that's from a video game called proevo soccer. customers who bought it are weirded out by some of the images they're starting to see it. some who have purchased it see cross eyed players frozen in time, you see the ripped soccer ball over his face. the odd moments vary from funny to somewhat scary and are gaining laughs from gamers. the company says they are trying o work out the glitches. looks like a prank to me. >>> 4:56. all you breaking bad fans. check out the accessory that stole the red carpet this weekend. guns plays syler on the amc drama and was carrying this purse at the sag awards. gun was nominated for a best actress in drama. they won for best drama ensemble. this evening bag was designed by brett aman. >>> and mitt the movie, the documentary was 8 years in the making and shows all acce