, marv abuse of power, in those situations, the international community has the right to intervene. we use that in libya. it's going to take probably decades to ma i can it international law like human rights law, the universitial declaration, that was a deck laration like the isn'ty to protect over decades of treaties ratifying that, action and supporting human rights, that becomes the new law. unless we are doing to do some things that violate current law, we can't get to a place where we can stop things like the syrian civil war early enough that they room. >> intervention is often needed early to be effective? >> absolutely. at this point, i look at this and think how on earth are you going to stop this? i think action against assad himself to force him to the negotiating table but i am not sure who else would be at that table at this points because >> right. >> it will be four years on. >> the moderate sirrians seem to be minimal at best in their strength and number. so, if you go after assad, are you not then helping isil? >> and if you go after isil, aren't you helping assad?

the key part of marv very be madison. that gave the supreme court first power over the other two branches. branchout history each of government has violated the constitution. -- no one can arrest anybody to say you cannot violate the constitution. the only reason the constitution survives is not because the constitution but because when one branch over steps it's mark, the other two tend to push back so that if the president overstepped the line, congress to pass a law that events it act from taking effect. him to trial.ing they can impeach him and the senate can -- can try them for misdemeanors. if the court overstepped its bounds, congress can pass a law that goes around the decision and basically nullifies it. markngress over steps it's , the president can veto the law , and the supreme court can declare it unconstitutional. this is what has held the system together -- not the constitution itself because everybody in power in this nation from small-town sheriff in mississippi, to president nixon to sam rayburn, everybo

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she accused marv albert of sexual assault in 1977. 17 women cooled cosby of sexual misconduct. he has not been charged in any case. >>> chris christie has been cleared of the so-called bridgegate scandal. they found no evidence that christy was aware of closures on george washington bridge that caused major gridlock. there were allegations that he closed the bridge lanes in an act of political retribution. >>> trump taj mahal has pushed back the scheduled closing date for the casino. the owner has been negotiating with union officials to keep the casino open. the new date is december 20th. if it closes it will be the 5th of the 12 casinos to shut its doors. >>> a burlington county catholic school is on the version of closing its doors after a century of serving the community. st. paul burlington was start in 1870 and has 164 students from prekindergarten to 8th straight. the push is on to raise 250,000 by january 15th. >> it's devastating to know this could happen, but i think we could do it, because there's so many people who love this school. >> many other schools have raised

last night has stalled down there, we will see showers all day around washington baltimore and dell marv a light rain from kent and sus cokes county in cape may county and those sprinkles will be here all morning. the cloud probably all day. fox future cast shows that clearing line starting to move through later this morning. the key for today if you want to see sunshine you have to go further northward. poconos, lehigh valley will get the a few hours before the clouds return and then these cloud moving through later tonight will be just cold air pouring from the north. we have a northerly flow behind that front and bringing in the chillier weather and chance for clouds and maybe some chances tonight. we are coming off a mild weekend and even the the past five days christmas itself, unusually mild on christmas eve, 57, on what was a beautiful saturday with sunshine, 57 yesterday, even despite all those cloud, that really surpassed what i thought only going to be around 50 degrees. twenty-nine in mount pocono. thirty-two lehighton. thirty-two and 40 in philadelphia 38 bensalem. thirty-sev

. >> it's also another opportunity to sort of marve el at the fact that the global airline system of safety works as well as it does considering the kinds of growth in your article. the kinds of growth all over the world. how quickly it's scaling up. also, hard-to-imagine that it's not going to have some kind of affect on how people feel about it at that time in the world. >> we've actually had not that bad a year. it's been horrible. >> it's the massive ones. >> if you look forward, 28 jets are being put out per week. >> i remember periods of time in which both of those companies were essentially -- they were ringing the death mail for both of them. now it is boom times for both. the amount of demand globally, are for the products they produce. it's basically those, too. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right. just today, two days after some new york city police officers turn their backs on the city else ecity's mayor as he was speaking at an officer's funeral. we will tell you what happened there ahead. you could drive home for the holidays in a new volkswagen. like the

. >>> protesters shut down traffic in new york city as they mash marved from union square to times squaremost were high school and college students who walked out of class with their hands up, chanting "don't shoot." students also protested in st. paul, minnesota, walking with a large banner before gathering outside the courthouse there. >>> tonight, president obama is taking steps to help the nation move forward. he has created a task force to examine ways to reduce crime and improve the relationship between the police and the communities they serve. the co chairs are george mason university professor, laurie robinson and philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey who served as police chief for eight years. ramsey is a champion of community policing. our team coverage continues now with steve handelsman on capitol hill. steve? >> reporter: doreen, thanks. this is an uncharacteristically aggressive approach by president obama. he is asking congress to come up with a quarter billion dollars for more cameras, body cameras, for police to wear. he's reviewing the controversial use we saw

dealing w a a front towards the south suppressing the moisture keeping rain and snow showers to the dell marv baltimore, washington energy little too far north but there are sprinkles on the local radar there. not sure if this is making it to the ground but if you are in southern delaware, cape may county, new jersey maybe a sprinkle or flurry over next hour or so. otherwise we are overcast until about noon. those cloud are thick. by noon we will see thinning. better chance to see sunshine probably further are north and west we go but we should round out the day clear. the it will be clear, calm and very cold. fast forward to new years eve in problems getting your plans ready heading out, kid fire works, not a problem. it is just very cold. new years day for mummers parade same thing, beautiful day with sunshine but, cold and breezy making it feel chillier. twenty-one mount pocono. twenty-six in pot town. thirty-three philly. thirty-three wilmington. thirty-five in dover. wind are light. we are not dealing with wind chills just yet. as that cold air pourness over next few days we will see win

and the appropriate raters did a marv job. wish it would have been done last week, but it wasn't. >> luke russert is live on capitol hill with the latest. i don't think congratulations is the right term for what's being done. give us a little more about the reaction to the agreement on the hill. >> reporter: well, joy, we're expecting conservatives to be angry about this bill because it did nothing regarding president obama's executive order regarding immigration reform, with the exception of only funding the department of home security to late february where republicans say they want to come back here. so we always knew that. but what's really bubbled up within the last hour is real opposition from the left for two reasons. number one, within this 1600-page bill there's a stipulation that would raise the amount an individual donor can give the rnc or dnc to $324,000. that wasn't debated. that wasn't put forward before a committee. that was just inserted in here at the last minute. that does not sit well with a lot of democrat

. >> this a marv just job. i wish it was done last week, but it wasn't, and so here we are. i'm proud of the work that they've done, look forward to it passing with bipartisan majority in the house and in the coming days. >> john boehner tanned, rested and ready. many democrats are not happy with one provision of the bill that would roll back rules aimed at protecting taxpayers against bank losses caused by derivative trades. democrats call that a giveaway to wall street banks. still the spending bill is expected to pass in both houses. it is an i.p.o. that's seen as a barometer for the alternative lending industry. shares of lending clubs begin trading today. last knit's i.p.o. raised $8 0 million with shares priced above the range. they arrange loans over the internet to individuals and small businesses. the money comes from investors who can commit as little as $25. tom? >> in older news yesterday, this is stunning t. is a loss for a federal prosecutor who's become the scourge of wall street with his crackdown on insider trading. a federal appeals court absolutely crushed

as well as the president and ceo of nei, marv fertel. we had all these folks so wanted to acknowledge all of them. so first let me review some of our accomplishments and then i'll take a while to look forward to upcoming issues for the commission. let me start with my first impression. when i first came to nrc in 2012 i was eager to work with my colleagues but was unsure of what i would face. the agency was going through a time in which relationships within the commission and between the commission and staff were strained. it had also been just over a year since the fukushima accident and the staff was moving ahead with pertinent lessons. in addition weeks before my arrival d.c. court of appeals vacated and manded reactor sites known as waste confidence rule which would require nrc to suspend certain licensing actions. i should also mention at that time, the federal government was as a whole experiencing budget challenges -- i knew i was working through an environment in which there was way lot of work to do and limited resources with wh