. >>> this bronco fan spray painted the bronco logo on his moe hawk. the chargers again pull off the upset 27-20. what is interesting now is that the raiders chiefs game takes on some added significance, by the way. chief promo. channel 5. >> the raiders can be spoilers huh? >> they could be. and, now, this game, because of denver's loss tonight will mean something. it's the fight for home field

before they left they killed the clerk and friends called him moe. police declined to review that led them to the suspects. >>> for the first time since his passing. we can breathe a little easier. though nothing can bring moe back, you have given us the next best thing. justice for an amazing father, husband, and friend. >> the three male suspects are 19 years old. the female is 20. all charged with robbery and murder. >>> baby boom is large by being credited -- the nearly 1% growth is the highest growth rate since 2003 before the recession. alameda and santa clara county saw the largest percentage increase in the united states and at more than 1.5%. the state population totals 38.2 million people. >>> we continue to follow that developing news out of oakland. firefighters are still on the scene of a fire that damaged three houses. we are looking live and we will tell you about the challenges those firefighters are facing. >>> and rob blagojevich back in the news. his last ditch attempt today to win an early release from prison. >>> good morning. ri

people with murder and robbery in connection with the september 2012 killing of a 7-11 store clerk moe sadeghzadeh. the suspects names are jerry coneal, warner travis, delmon armstead,and bianca barrow. all four suspects were arrested earlier this month. even though the 4 suspects were teenagers at the time of the crime, they are all being charged as adults. milpitas's police chief says he hopes the arrests will bring a sigh of relief to the community. the milpitas police department has announced a major break. in the investigation into the city's only homicide of 2012. kron 4's charles clifford is in the south bay today with details. milpitas police have charged four people with murder and robbery in connection with the september 2012 killing of 7-11 store clerk moe sadeghzadeh. the first suspect is 19 year old jerry coneal, who is being held in san mateo county on separate charges. the second suspect is 19 year old warner travis, who is a resident of las vegas nevada, he was arrested in menlo park on december 6th. the third suspect is 19 year old delmon armstead, he was arrested in a

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. >> temperatures in mots moe. >> this guy would walk around nate wrer in the -- that he actually got inside of an suv and the driver didn't like it one bit. he beat him up a little bit because he can't find it amading at ought and apparently he was under the influence of psychotropic drugs. >> okay. i was going to ask you is this some sort of prank, protest or. >> well, this was an effective doesn't do drugs ad. why would you car to it up in the until -- he did get fair in the street. >> hold on to your stomachs. >> because we're going for a ride. >> what makes this cliff jump so insane. >> and see how a horse pulls a quick one on his trainer. >> look at her face! >>> it just wouldn't be christmas without enjoying "twas the night before christmas." how about awesome video for you guys. this is told a little differently and is spectacular. it twas the nice before christmas in the direction of a 4-year-old but she's developing it in a 4-year-old. this is 4-year-old shaley. the little brill is so animated. a little different than the actual tale "twas the night before christmas." >> i c

he just chews and chews and chews and -- can you imagine having that in your moe ut mouth or comingnd he has tnd tries and tries and tries to get things down. >> i don't want meet to suggest things to him anymore. >>s willen to what he says when he gets the last bit down. >> i'm going to go crawl into the corner. >>> cameras, cameras everywhere. because of that we have new knowledge about how santa delivers his package. he can't go roof to roof. he's kind of like the mailman. he parks the sled in the neighborhood and goes house to house on foot. here's santa leaving presents behind on a christmas free. here he is going to the next house. check it out. boom. off the window santa goes and starts going through the neighborhood. >> who knew santa is a par core artist. >> he got the skills. >> jumping from roof to roof is working well here because the roofs are covered in snow. magic! >> that's hough he's able to deliver the gifts all in one night. >> it's a skinnier santa than you're used to seeing. >> it's because he's learned to par core. >> ronnie and his crew did a whole behind-the-sc

. >> as i said, that guy should be a candidate for the next moe called "bad santa."ood santa. that is for sure. he makes it sound so terrible. no, the kids, the kids, if it's -- christmas is about kids. they ought to get rid of that thing right away. it's not effective. >> before we go. can we pull up the full screen from april, 1977. april 1977. "time" cover. "how to deal with the coming ice age." ice age. juan, in the mid-'70s that were worried about the cold, not the global warming. >> look, i am going to tell you something. what you have is worry, but the fact that santa is saying children be aware of what is going on in our world. our environment. >> scientists, if the scientists so conclusive, why do they use imaginary character to make the point? in reality, everything we love and treasure about christmas, the decorations, food, gifts requires man's use of the earth. >> they are going after -- >> they are anti-mankind. >> michelle, last night. >> they are going after children because children don't understand the issue. and the adults that do understand know t

will take effect this year, including giving bikers more room and creating emergency exits in all lee moes. reporting from emeryville, kpix5. >> we put a new list on our website, you'll find it on the front page. >>> federal courts are at odds of the legality over the collection of telephone records. a federal judge ruled that the boat collection is legal under the pay tri yacht act. this comes days after a court in washington said the program was likely unconstitutional. the program was revealed in classified leaks by former nsa contractor, edward snowden. >>> it's getting worse. target confirming that debit card pin data was stolen. target believes the pins are secure. those numbers are strongly encrypted and only be revegged by a pen. target says that key was not stolen. 40million customers were acted when they were there. >>> a stolen cell phone leads to his arrest. he was all smiles when he took this picture of himself and police say he and another man held up a woman in the 2100 block of east 28th street back in august. taking her cell phone and a necklace. short time later, he snapp

flights have been canceled here at heathrow airport, but the technical glitch is effecting mea many moe airports. so potentially that many flights could be effected but it is still running at 80% capacity. the problem was trying to switch from nighttime operations to daytime operations. the air traffic control officer said during the night it combine air space because it doesn't have as many flights coming through, but during the day they increase in air traffic. they have identified the glitch, and they're working to fix it. meanwhile, airlines are advising people to check in before they head to the airport t to avoid what could be a very long wait at the departure gate. >> meteorologist: well, it was a quiet day across much of the country. our latest frontal boundary has crossed the country. down in texas where we had eyese yesterday interest is a system bringing snow, rain to california. we're looking at rain across los angeles today. you can see the spi system is spinning in the atmosphere and producing quite a bit of snow across portions of utah. if you're traveling long i-15 you w

there are some trains, let's say the stanle subway trains the moe modern trains in the last 20 years or so, you may not have an operator in the train. it happens in the modern systems not in the older systems. but typically for the commuter train or subway train you would have a single operator per train or per train car. >> the ntsb is going to be on the scene within 45 minutes. they are supposed to be there about noon. this type of investigation, when you look at how huge the scene is. when you lon look look at the consequences and the aftermath of what happened, is it fair that this type of investigation could take months and months. >> it would be fair to say that. typically their accident investigations for trains or aircraft or other modes of transport that they do cover, it takes them several months or more. and given the severity of this. i was looking at recent studies they did it has not past been several months or over a year before they have a report on it. i don't expect them to have a definitive account within the next few weeks. however with all of the fact fal data th

>>> president obama's limb moe caught in traffic. a rare sight of the limo nicknamed the beast. >> abc will follow events in south africa all morning. a complete wrap up on "good morning america." >>> back here at home, the headline this morning is the wintry weather wallop. >> forecasters predicting another double punch as a storm system coming out of the great lakes combines with a southern low from the south. lit spawn more snow from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. >>> a bitter cold front out of canada is blasting parts of minnesota. the mercury struggled to stretch above 0 yesterday. some areas feeling as cold as 35 below. >>> the icy blast is forcing more flight cancellations. numbers sure to climb today. most out of newark, dallas-ft. worth and dulles. >> nearly 7,000 flight cancellations since saturday. some people stranded at airports for days. surprisingly, hardly any of the air rage we have seen in recent years. most pangs seem to be taking it in stride like this woman in cleveland. >> we were in new york city for a nice

. >>> this bronco fan spray painted the bronco logo on his moe hawk. the chargers again pull off the upset 27-20. what is interesting now is that the raiders chiefs game takes on some added significance, by the way. chief promo. channel 5. >> the raiders can be spoilers huh? >> they could be. and, now, this game, because of denver's loss tonight will mean something. it's the fight for home field advantage in the afc west. by the way, have you heard the jim harbaugh rumor? the texas longhorns might be courting him. >> 10 million? >> they will pay up to 10 million. you can read about it on my blog. >> he was not taking the bait yesterday. >> no. we'll be right back. nor ,,,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to

supervisors are mulling a few ideas include a park in the moe land neighborhood. >>> there are reports that an off duty firefighter was the one that helped pull people to safety after a car fire on interstate 580. i want to show you the tow truck towing the car away. that car went up in flames. the chp says the fire blocked the connector but no one was hurt. >>> movie goers continue to crave leftovers this weekend making the hunger games catching fire number one at the box office. the movie brought in $75 million in its second weekend. disney's frosty film frozen came until second bringing in 67 million. the best man holiday came in number four and home fronts came in at number five. the hunger games also has effected more than just ticket sales. its effecting archery sales. since the release of the hunger games movies the target audience has changed dramatically. women and children are taking up the support. before you would only find green camouflage when you walked down the aisle but now you find polka dots, ponytails, and pink bows. >> before it was adults males and females in it.

. >>> this bronco fan spray painted the bronco logo on his moe hawk. chargers again pull off the upset 27-20. what is interesting now is that the raiders chiefs game takes on some added significance, by the way. chief promo. channel 5. >> the raiders can be spoilers huh? >> they could be. and, now, this game, because of denver's loss tonight will mean something. it's the fight for home field advantage in the afc west. by the way, have you heard the jim harbaugh rumor? the texas longhorns might be courting him. >> 10 million? >> they will pay up to 10 million. you can read abou,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

moe the increase in population on the central african republic as well as others worldwide been celebrating christmas with a midnight mass and central for the debate was held yesterday off to noon because all the curfew. our team on the ground has this report about how christmas is not in vain the onion. it's the summer and christmas now sits on monday. worship is here people and displaced from their homes. the new pirates of the christian militias. supporters of rebellion some three thousand people living in tents communion soldiers. he won the result. seeing that truth be . in the village of sorts. then came the cones and completely town and returned to tucson and it's here. christmas presents to celebrate. i think so. a few things. does it. is it limited the day the fun the scene the eye of the eastwood's too customers. these owners say that the only store in town and opened for business. on the morning everyone's asking for discounts reductions want to sing in church and slash prices to people to buy school and is a holiday the only outfit. it still didn't like the monkey with two hundr

you know certainly the saints' one stands out in my mind but you moe historic place.otball. >> my first playoff win. you know -- just how -- how we came out fast and you know, how we finished. everybody thought you know the game was over and you know brandon made the big catch. so i played on the stadium that a lot of great guys, a lot of hall of fame guys did great things before us. like jay rice, joe montana, steve young. i'm happy i had the opportunity to play on the same field. >> well said. and you can see the finale monday night right here on kpix 5 followed by the fifth quarter and then the special good-bye to candlestick. >>> even with the recent struggles. the warriors are a game above .500. one-half of the slash brothers hasn't seen his shots slashed much lately. clay thompson is just 35% from the field in the last five games. he like the roast of the team will look to bounce back tonight against the key lee- less lake -- kobe-less lakers. >> that should never affect how you play the rest of the game and that's what i've been doing the last three games. >> i

each day our cost a lot to dry it's from the town of moe to our condo to a train station some four kilometers away. there she leaves her car and takes the train to rome. her insurer reward her for driving lights. her first two thousand km of coverage are free. after that she pays twenty five cents per kilometer. i think it's fair time at a restaurant you only pay for what you order with water and electricity you pay for what he views. why shouldn't it be that way with the car. it seems like a wise choice. and to drink the economic crisis has hit really hard and italians are looking for ways to save money. garages are doing booming business installing the black boxes which are only slightly larger than a pack of cigarettes. they sell a mechanized is quite easy to install. anyhoo it measures two cables in one from holland won the odometer the bolded onto alone during part of chess in it. this would be ideal. insurance companies are offers better deals for comprehensive coverage and very few plans with unlimited mileage. any profits from the black box in other ways too. it helps reconstruct the

tom moe my family celebrating freedom at home. what shape is that it's the midnight said this in karachi pakistan on the country is predominantly a mess and chaos at ten a bombing attack struck a chat to the northwest pacific the shah was getting more than ninety people the incident sent shock waves to the country although radical sunnis in the swing attacks in afghanistan that has baffled by the christians and associates. then on it. it's god's message that we should love others as we love ourselves. we should love our neighbors. this is the message of christmas crafts i want to pounce on to warn you. the indian state religion is what is m but a growing number of people i enjoy the christmas atmosphere we got to sit there in age and the country is enjoying economic growth and consumption is teased up on separately. we don't know what christmas means that people come to buy these things they said they look nice and make them happy also in the pre dominant what this country since the ex and thailand and the number of people i enjoy

must be waiting to shops to feel whatever they can they be seen making up with all sorts of goods like moe by post much this is an even be here some people are locking themselves in their homes and businesses in trying to keep out of the street. others are arming themselves for the security forces have been sent into some r e s where violence has broken out and the government blames the situation on the nose hurts. it says that aren't it all scales people that are tiffany was sorry if argentina has returned to democracy and tuesday. this all started a week ago when police went on strike in the city of god abide in the center of the country two people died in violence that broke out a small set type stores and businesses that offer no dap and doubled police made two almost two thousand dollars per month to get them back to work strikes dense bread and now security forces in almost eighteen percent of argentina's region's top off the job bryce is all for retail goods are rising rapidly by twenty five percent each year making it difficult for many people to make do as most others. the situati

moe the mistakes of the posts. she was infected i foresee the linkage to the ancient shrine. it aims to prevent mother to child transmission of aids. each nation. fourteen innocent i make it a nation. the chief u n chemical weapons inspector on the shells from has delivered his final report in the use of chemical weapons in syria cells from officially ending to that report to un sec gen banking noon on thursday. it cites what he says is credible evidence that chemical weapons have been used in a fine places in syria. he said he didn't have enough information to corroborate the course of two of the incident. the deadly attack on the damascus on the team will be a slave to the us and russian agreement to eliminate serious chemical weapons by the middle of next year. respect is mandate did not include identifying with the government will rebel forces were behind the attacks. does the report is any indication the question to all of the mind of the german institute for international and security what the report is not a skier down five cases where the time that can weaken weapons

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four people with murder and robbery in connection with the september 2012 killing of 7- 11 store clerk moe sadeghzadeh. >> reporter:the first suspect is 19 year old jerry coneal, who is being held in san mateo county on separate charges. the second suspect is 19 year old warner travis, who is a resident of las vegas nevada, he was arrested in menlo park on december 6th >> reporter:the third suspect is 19 year old delmon armstead, he was arrested in a santa clara hotel room on december 6th. 20 year old bianca barrow, she is from menlo park and was arrested in menlo park on december 9th. even though the 4 suspects were teenagers at the time of the crime, they are all being charged as adults. milpitas's police chief says he hopes the arrests will bring a sigh of relief to the community. >> reporter:the police chief wouldn't say what information led them to the suspect. he did say that only three enter the store on the day of the robber, but four would be charged with murder. >> reporter:in milpitas, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> calling 11 derrick shell went missing on the his way to city

. >> is a moe is a? . >> yeah. >>> 1,000? >> 1,000. >> done.19 hours into our ten-hour trip in the night express to bagan lurches and bounces onward over old and poorly maintained track. >> fly back to new york for breakfast. i have time. >> what's yours? >> arrowroot. >> potato. >> how do you make good food pretty. look at this. >> a bouquet of fish. >> indeed. >> this is the plain of bagan. >> out the window, the modern world seems to fade away, then disappear all together, like the last century never happened, or even the century before that. we're traveling across the largest mainland nation in southeast asia. but it should be pointed out that we are still within the confines of the tourist triangle. areas permissible for travel. whole sectors of this country, much of it in fact, are off-limits. simply put, there is -- going on that they do not want you to see. a low intensity conflict with the ethnic kachin tribe would be one of them. a wave of persecution and death in the thu kine state. the country may be opening up at its center but all

people with murder and robbery in connection with the september 2012 killing of a 7-11 store clerk moe sadeghzadeh. the suspects names are jerry coneal, warner travis, delmon armstead,and bianca barrow. all four suspects were arrested earlier this month. even though the 4 suspects were teenagers at the time of the crime, they are all being charged as adults. milpitas's police chief says he hopes the arrests will bring a sigh of relief to the community. a new poll out this morning suggest that california voters are gradually taking a more negative view of organized labor. the slide in support representative live from a survey taken two years ago when more voters favored unions. now 45 percent of registered voters say labor unions do more harm than good. the milpitas police department has announced a major break. in the investigation into the city's only homicide of 2012. can south africa today, tens of thousands of mourners are waiting in line to view the body of nelson mandela which is lying in state for the third and final day. government officials say some 50,000 people have gathered

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retailers like victoria secret, the gap and express mound th moe equipment above their door. watch a manufacturer of the product this smart device is noting we walk in a group, whether we're adults or children based on our height, and recording how long we stay at a prominent display. >> how many people come in to media store, and how much do i do in sales. the second is relative to merchandising. where do people go, where do they stop, where do they dwell. >> reporter: information gathered can trim the time customers wait in line. this smart device is still in the testing phase can also track shoppers villa their smart phones. if it's turned on they will automatically record their i.d. and store it. >> no one wants to be tracked. for the retailers to help themselves to consumer cell phone it's going to leave a bad taste in the consumer's mind. >> reporter: it has prompted senator charles schumer and the think tank "future of privacy forum" to work out an arrangement in tech companies. they must post signs in stores alerting shoppers they're being tracked and provide instruct

baseball players making far moe than many.it is the same news that came out about banker pay, and the media would jump all over it. is it always media' fault? >> ye absolutely. [laughter] >> is always the media against the bankers and corporations. melissa: you poor thin. and why are you not weeping? [laughr] so jonathan, what do you think? why is there noutrage or professsonal athletes? >> well, professional athlet are only doing it for the team. and that is athletes that are being very altruistic. and they are terested in making money and that seems to be a ry bad thing. >> they hadhe highest average pay for the 50th consecutive season. an astonishing $8.1 million. actually heard someone in a radio interview say that the reason why they are so bad is because the yankees are overpaid and fat and lazy and they don't care. so those are some harsh words. at do you think? >> well, i think first of all that it is -- it's a problem with where the prioritieof the amic peoe are out. the baseball salaries and no one is saying a word.

these things are made in brooklyn, moe of them. >> are are you getting that from? this is for me sitting next to you. your infinite capacity for patience will be reward. management is doing things right. leadership is doing the right things. that's for obama. >> read one. >> this one is actually an obama care fortune cookie. it says -- try again later. >> no. >> temporarily out of -- >> i heard of misfortune cookies that would tell you when you were going to die. it never caught on. >> listen to what you know instead of what you fear. hmm. >> mine says it's in your moments of decision that your destiny is shaped. that means republicans will have no destiny. okay. the politically correct aspect of these things. they never have a bad thing to say, right? >> yeah. >> they don't say, like, eric, you're a right-wing jerk. >> here's one for you. thinking is heavy endorsed. >> it is. it's fastly ovvastly overrated. >> no one wants a negative thought. >> they don't eat these things this china. >> bob, bob, they eat chinese food in chin nap it's just different than our chin

it would allow administration to send began tan moe to other countries, provide money to destroy syria's chemical weapons. leading republicans are upset this won't divide those oft-- >> he's completely taken over the senate and running it as if he were a dictator. >> after hearing complaints about the lack of input, the majority leader blamed the house for leaving town and left it off. >> rushing it through. if we change one period, one comma, one sentence, we have no defense bill. this is an important piece of legislation. we shouldn't pass it. >> reid doesn't want to allow ame amendment. this is more than just process. lawmakers want to improve legislation. >> this isn't just about minority rights in the senate. this is about people getting hurt. people i'm talking about are our active duty military who's pensions have been cut by the vote we cast yesterday passing the budget deal all we want to do is fix hit. >> the bill does include 30 provisions addressing sexual assault in the military including preventing commanders from being able to overturn convictions and providing council to

their report was the most comprehensive, and the moe -- because all asungs, and we subjected them to the moat expert skill in the world. i didn't talk about the french report, because of legal restrictions, but i can tell you, the french did not send the radio active scientists to the exhumation at all. >> right. >> and their calculations were responded to by the swiss experts and we are going to encounter expert -- the report, we are going to present our findings to prove that the french report didn't -- either. be uh the russian report forget about it. >> we're just running out of time here, and we want to try to get your say as much as possible, so if you can very briefly tell us where does the investigation go from here? >> we are going to get the response to the swiss experts and we are confident that -- >> can i interrupt you here, the swiss report, the swiss team has issued a statement, and they say that the russian finding is a political statement, what do they mean by that? >> what they mean is by convenience. >> what can be that political convenience. >> well, just -- we we

the military ousted president moe ham mad morsi.eeks of protests by egyptians who accused more sis and the muslim brotherhood of abusing their power. >> the death toll from the syrian civil war topped 100,000, and u.s. officials say a chemical weapons attack near damascus killed nearly 1500 people. the obama administration threatened a military response, then accepted an offer from president assad to hand over his entire chemical weapons stockpile to a u.n. watch dog. >> house republicans refused to rates the debt ceiling or fun the federal government unless senate democrats agreed to defund or delay obamacare. the standoff led to the niter partial government shutdown in 17 years. 16 days later the two sides reached a compromise. the healthcare.gov web site went live as planned but technical problems made it nearly impossible for americans to enroll in the new health insurance exchanges. by the end of the year the white house said the site made dramatic improvements. but the obamacare fallout continued. millions of americans got can

so an expectation for the mark to down, number one, nobody on wall street believes that, and so it's moeikely to happen, and all we need for fat to happen is growth slowing or the markets going down. the market actually hasn't gone down, which is typically what scares people. >> keith, we're seeing great numbers from factories, an expanding economy, all the markers are good, but that leaves the fed out of things. >> that's the problem. growth got to a level -- the problem is it can flow from that level. u.s. economy right now is 3.6%, number one, can't really stay at 3.6%, and number two it's most likely going to go towards 2%. so as we slow the fed's going to get a little nervous, and people probably get nervous alongside that. >> for people with a little money in the market and don't want to lose it, what's the best suggestion of what to do now from your own opinion. >> i think you definitely in the next month -- again, in the information month the likelihood of the market going up is high. so if you're long in the market start selling, and there's some stuff that hasn't worked, like g

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we've been driving for that moe men tarry lapse and the central reservation, the crash barrier in the middle of the road. he said we all experienced that. that's what they are getting at, that temporary moment where the concentration is lost. highway hypnosis is a terminology, i think we may hear more about with this, anderson. >> appreciate the update, thanks. joining us is michael bruce, sleep expert. do you buy that idea? there is a difference between highway hypnosis and nodding out. do you buy any of those? >> here is what i'm concerned with, anderson, we went to bed at 8:30 the night before and woke up 3:30. this particular engineer's rhythm, if his biological clock doesn't want him going to bed at a certain time and waking up at a certain time and he's forced to do so because he has to drive the train and he was placed on the schedule a day and a half before he had to commit to this schedule, it could have effects on him. was he zoning out? it was road hypnosis? he probably fell asleep. there is a great likelihood he could have fallen asleep doing this. if his biological clock

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. >> yeah, i have a -- from the moe mel to the dunkin' donuts. this has to be her. you bring the i.d. over here? >> grace, what are you doing here? why are you hanging out in this room with crystal? >> i let her use my room. >> why? >> who are you working with now? >> nobody. >> was that cocaine in your purse? >> in my purse? >> there was some cocaine. >> in what purse? >> in the room. >> in what purse? >> they're going to find out which one's yours. >> where are we going? >> where did you go last time? >> downtown detroit. >> that's where you're going this time. >> for what? >> grace is no stranger to detectives. >> come on, now, sanchez. you know me. i'm not to drug addict. you want to test me? >> why are you still working? >> i'm not, sanchez. >> just be real with me. are you working the track anywhere? you're just working the hotels? you're going to be straight with any finally? >> i wasn't working today. i'm sick. >> you're sick today. >> although grace admits to being a little drunk, she did not break any laws. and police cut her loose. >> you know, you're luc

alabama congressman moe brooks on the health care law. listen to this. >> the democrats right now, they crave something that will distract public attention from the calamity known as obama care. the democrats, they need a shutdown. they need something dramatic, perhaps a war, something. that will deflect public attention from how bad this socialized medicine system is. >> democrats want a war to district from the socialized health care law? how can republicans say something so irresponsible, victoria. and will all of this extremism come home to roost in 2014 in the midterm elections? >> my hunch is that it will. and we saw a little glimmer of that in the election in alabama where a moderate republican was able to beat out the more extreme tea party candidate. it might take awhile to see nationwide, but i do think that the tea party doesn't have the strength that it did previously. that being said, it is going to be interesting to see how john cornyn plays this out. because keep in mind, this is the first tea party election he has ever run

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there is no tape or sound out of began tan moe or basically anything that happens on wall street, derivativese.c. that doesn't justify people -- >> printouts -- >> but it's so fascinating to watch the way in people who don't want things covered keep things away from microphones, away from cameras. it makes a huge difference. jodi arias, the jury asking her questions was on tv, it then got on tv. lizz winstead. >> overcovered, anything anthony weiner. >> just because you just said that, i now have to play an anthony weiner tape so we can be reminded in case people forgot. here's anthony weiner. >> good afternoon. my name's anthony weiner, democratic candidate for mayor of the city of new york. i have said that other texts and photos were likely to come out, and today they have. >> that is the hastily called anthony weiner press conference after reports that other texts and photos after the period in which he was supposedly rehabilitated -- >> all of it was ridiculous. the guy was in fourth place. the entire mayoral race treated him like he was the front-runner. the same amount of i don't give

it also keeps open grant moe bay. we spoke with a capitol hill reporter this afternoon for more on the bill. the defense program bill what is in the new version? >> well, the bill contains several of the sexual assault provisions in bother haves of the house version and the senate verdict of the bill. it also contains a comprise on detainees as well as new authorizations for several weapons systems and military pay raise. >> what prompted this comprise? >> well, the bill -- the senate was unable to pass the bill last month and it stalled there. in order to get the bill done before the end of the collar year the leader of the two committee met and hammered out the differences and the bill that had been before the senate and the house-passed bill to come up with the comprise version of the measure that they hope can get through both chambers before they adjourn for the year. >> you mentioned sexual assault in the military. what are some of the other controversial amendments part of the original senate sphwhil. >> sure.

. >> what do moe sustained do? the ten commandments. >> we visited ark logical digs. >> isn't it so cool we're up here? >> so cool. >> and saw unexpected reminders of home. >> what is the difference between this and the washington monument? >> we are on a train to cairo. >> darrius is the reason i'm on this journey. my mother is a christian from england and my father is a muslim from iran. i marry add gied a jewish ameri. i spent most of my professional life traveling from conflict to conflict where the bloodshed usually had something to do with religion. so we wanted to find out whether these biblical stories shared have the power not just to divide and harm, but to unite and heal. extraordinary just staring out of the window, and you see all these mosques, over laying churches and i think one of the extraordinary things is to realize and remember that christianity, ju dism and islam have so much in common. and these three faiths trace back to the biblical pate arks, back to the beginning. >>> the real search for