but the amounts of money grubbing the skulls are really quite like molly has resulted to thank them for that will focus on going well whether or not they will give rise to real emotion. i don't really think so like a thank you very much john john and time to shut our time to touch these efforts are better in this temple thank you very much ready to have your doctor effects your thoughts you're welcome ukraine could still move closer to the eu next to it if the pope's week is the trade association deal an announcement from the country's prime minister still didn't appease the protest is in central kiev. crowds of once again gathered the result is an excuse to ski reports the thousands of back in the streets of ukraine's capital kiev to protest on this sunny day was off to several days of relative calm in the industry says on the ground here that the protests of the defense when they discussed by itself so dull ache that while visiting today is the prove that this would not happen please continue to secure a contract with cuts on the opposite side of the coldest nights. i'd like to keep t

molly has the nows live in washington. >> reporter: harris, as far as what is different this trip, secretaryerry will present a framework to the israelis and palestinians. and help to hash the exchanges and agreements. it will guarantee them security and fully respect palestinian sovereignty. one middle oast analyst said it could be a positive sign. >> t not locking things. that means there is something there to protect or nothing there, and people want to create an impression that there is a process here. we are in between. and it doesn't mean a two- state solution is going to happen. and implementing a deal over time tone the israelis and palestinians is another matter. harris. >> and there is a reason why we haven't sewn the movement and there are sticking points tone the two. and they seem to be the same ones. they have borders of a palestinian state and the control of jerusalem. and republican law make ares doesn't think that it will do much good. >> they have given up land trying to buy peace whether it is lebanon or the gas strip. it is a staging area. and they are tired of doing that

one of the gospel message it's the moment the most appropriate moment miss molly has just come through crises like it's never seen before. so with the team and we know that music is traveling far away beyond the borders of our country it is an honor for us to know that other cultures be seen even in places we are not. it's a great honor for us. oh well. a new patient involved in an apparent trend will perform in london the album titled policy next week. taking on a new take on the label states. at a time when more than an hour. mommy and one and only has to be hatched the ttp. i mean can you do not need the doc comes in today's edition the cctv knees for that latest news from around the less. alas as cctv news on twitter and facebook. me thinking. pa's use. ask. you know. lulu. eye all i can. it is. i willl y'all the ira. welcome to nhk world news line and chino tawny and tokyo shares a look at some other stories we're following this hour the us vice president will soon arrive in japan to begin an agent or as leaders in the region was concerned about china's air defense identifica

some of the messaging coming out this week, molly, has been shop in off-peak hours once this thing comes back online. and you're telling me during the off-peak hours, they're going to shut it down. >>> president obama has suffered politically in the polls as a result of the disastrous rollout of the signature health care law and a growing number of americans even view the president, now, as untrustworthy over his broken promise that if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. in an exclusive interview with abc news barbara walters, the president said there are bright spots in his low approval ratings. >> are you worried you won't be able to get things done because of this lack of support? >> well, barbara, if you remember, i've gone up and down pretty consistently throughout. the good thing about when you're down, usually nowhere to go but up. >> exactly. >> that's a silver lining. more on what's at stake at the white house. james? >> harris, good evening. for president obama, the semiofficial relaunch of obama care 2.0 could prove a decisive point in his second term. the latest

molly m has to salt the frankincense by comma and signs. means i can sense it is the most viable she said. one team that can bring as much as three hundred euros. my aunt keeps us on the frankincense recipes top secret. she tells us frankincense can be changed to disinfect them now used to suppress him to seduce the lava. ford is all to relieve missile threat christians believe that wise men brought baby jesus gold and frankincense. so many around the world. that story has kept the magic of frankincense a lot. that would catch up on business in just a moment news of a potential merger in the telecommunications sector but first a look at these stories making news around the world. should the us embassy in kabul has come under fire from taliban insurgents. officials say i do mortars or rockets were fired at the compound just before dawn. the kelvin says they inflicted heavy casualties but the uss no one was hurt. yet hundreds of ukrainian journalists had taken to the streets to denounce an attack on investigative reporter sticky honored to kn

here to see how tall mollie sue has grown. you are here in spirit. i just wish your spirit could enjoy eating the roasted vegetables and nuts. >> my name is betty davis. i am a member of the lynne stewart defense organization. were arrestede may 19, fighting to liberate south africa, liberty money from banks, and donating it to the south african cause, when these brothers and sisters were arrested, lynne was pulled along. many of those writing today were her clients. the name goes on and on. >> good afternoon. i see that you have another card regarding lynne stewart. card, dear,n the mr. president, time is running out. free lynne. we do not want to see a situation like that we saw with marilyn buck. nne has fought for people all her life who have been oppressed in this country and continue to be oppressed. >> my name is andrew. we are a collective providing support for u.s. political prisoners and prisoners of war. sayingto preface this by that one of his codefendants -- i am sure that your listeners know this. he died after enjoying only three days

molly henneberg has more with what this means. >> there is a type of encryption developed in the 1980s the vast majority of the cell phones worldwide ; specifically the phones using 2g technology that the n.s.a. is able to crack. meaning listen in to conversations and read text messages. that is according to the "washington post." a secret document by the former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden and says they can break that encryption. the n.s.a. is prohibited from eavesdropping domestically on the u.s. citizens but can eavesdrop on people overseas. the agency told the "post" -- "throughout history nations used encryption to protect their secrets and today, terrorists, cyber criminals, human traffickers and others use technology to hide their activity." the intelligence community tries to counter that in order to understand the intent of foreign adversaries and prevent them from bringing harm to americans and allies." part of the concern here is that americans may be targeted by outside intelligence groups. matthew blaze, cryptologist expert told the paper, if the n.s.a. knows how to do

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molly has this question whether or not if there is not enough people to sign up if not millions of peoplenge your picture what happens in 2014? dr. london, to you first and then dr. mclaughlin? >> i have no reason to think that is going to happen. our experience in massachusetts the people who were either not insured or deeply underinsured who came into it and i think the same thing will happen here. i don't think that is a scenario that is realistic. jenna: dr. mclaughlin? >> first of all, one important fact, none of these plans have out of network benefits. that is the major fault of the architecture of this plan. competition is not just the cost of the plan. it is the fact can you even go out of network and get some reimbursement for seeing your physician or going to the hospital. one of the most important things is to know that the hospital that you may need for a specialty care such askancer, or multiple sclerosis or some other very limited disease, make sure that at least that hospital is in your network. don't just choose a plan based on price. now i don't know. the reports are sho

molly hannonberg has his report from washington. >> hi, this will be secretary state kerry's tenth trip march. this time, he will present framework agreement between palestinians and israel and hash out any disagreements. kerry said it will, quote, fully respect palestinian sovereignty. we have had a lot of details on this round of demaking. and one middle east analyst says that could be a positive sign. >> -- negotiation where both sides have been disciplined and restrained and not weakened. now, that means one of two things. either there's something there to protect, or there's nothing there. and people want to create the impression that in fact, there's a real process here. i think at the moment, we're somewhere in between. >> some of the sticking points are, what they've always been, israel's need to protect itself from palestinian terrorists. borders of a potential palestinian state and control of jerusalem. one republican lawmaker says, kerry can give it a try, but he doesn't think israel is going to want to give up any more land for a palestinian state. >> they seem that every ti

molly henningburg has the details on this. >> hi, patty ann, what the government giveth, the governmentaway. that's the case with popular tax breaks. every year congress allows them to expire and reinstates them retroactively. and businesses cannot wait on that. there is research and development by drug and high-tech companies. and a tax break writing off large capitol expenditures. and plans that preduce renewable energy. and tax donations for the needy and those who buy electric- powered cars. when law makers return, it could take months to renew for 1 or 2 year or not at all. and in the meantime businesses and individuals wait to try to plan the budgets accordingly. >> it affects your business planning and profitablity and your bottom line and competitiveness. not only domestically but globally. it could affect the economy. >> part of the calculations for law makers each of the 55 tax breaks means less money coming to washington and less money to pay for the government spending. mole, live in washington, thanks. >> the slap on the wrist for a key in the drunk driving deaths of four p

and the bridal party has the molly t-shirts. >> jimmy: i'm so sorry. got you some t-shirts. >> jimmy: all right. those are both the same. look at this. how nice. i see. thank you. anything on the yoga mats? or those are blank. that's very, very -- >> if we're having a party, you can spy on it nearby and wear those t-shirts. >> jimmy: that sounds perfect. that'll be lovely. i'm sorry, do you do yoga? >> why would you question that? you don't think that i look like i do yoga. >> jimmy: you don't look like a yoga guy. >> are you questioning that i do yoga? >> jimmy: okay you do. how often? >> a few times a week. my wife convinced me to do it last year. it's not for male humans. >> jimmy: no. >> i don't know -- it's not designed for male humans. i think it's designed for spiders. and cats. and maybe female humans. but not male humans. and then they -- and you know this because you're in class and they give you female-specific instructions. the other day i was in class and the woman said, you're going to want to reach your hand back to your bra strap and li

protesters out in the first place and then as chris we for i spoke to molly his senior partner at the consulting firm advisory has told me that the ukraine is just desperate to survive its financial crisis ukraine is economy is in recession this year next year the country needs to find at least ten billion dollars to repay debt now it doesn't have that money it cannot continue to muddle through it needs to get an injection of cash it needs that cash from somebody and i think what you're hearing from the prime minister today essentially is saying look if you don't want us to talk to moscow if you don't want to take a deal from russia then you're going to have to come up with all this money. you know and obviously the ukraine government would like that directly from the e.u. itself without having to deal with the i.m.f. because it simply doesn't want to have to agree to these fairly onerous terms that the i.m.f. has been talking about such as you know fairly sharp currency devaluation an end to fuel subsidies and of course massive austerity measures. the west has already expressed outrage at the actions of the ukra

has already commenced. both: ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa at molly's behest, i brought some pies from the restaurant.he bad news is molly's not home. the good news is we got liquor, and now, pies. patrick: that was a delicious meal, margaret-- a real feast. why don't you boys give jim a quick walk while us gals clear off the table? i saw him chewing on the tree earlier, so there's probably going to be tinsel in his yule log. make it easier to find in the snow. so what are we gonna do now? we don't have to go to church again, do we? well, actually, after dinner, mom usually has me read "'twas the night before christmas," and then we listen to both sides of the jim nabors songs for the holidays. hard to believe that beautiful voice belonged to gomer pyle. speaking of which, why don't we see if jim does his pile on the neighbor's lawn? that's actually very clever, biggs. thank you, sir. it was just sitting there like a softball. it really was a wonderful dinner, peggy. thank you very much. okay... guess i'll get this. you just relax. i'm sure this is the last place in the world you wanted to be tonight.

has to do with the american military? the american left didn't know. >> esther, molly, michael, thanks a lot. that is "all in" for this evening. we'll be back on monday. good night. >>> soon after nelson mandela was released it from prison in 1990, he came on a tour to the united states to raise funds here, to raise further support here for the anti-apartheid cause, but also to say thank you to americans who had supported him and supported south africans in their fight to end apartheid. nelson mandela has been a household name this this country and around the world for decades. but with his death now at the age of 95, the details of what he did, of how he became one of the most famous people on earth, one of the greatest leaders of the century, it is such an astonishing and surprising story. it is as if you are hearing of this man for the first time when you hear the details of how he -- of how he became who he became. lester holt and us here at msnbc have put together it this explanation, this chronicle of the drama of nelson mandela's life. watch. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter:

team and has requested a transfer the twenty four year old seems to have been pushed down in the order after having to set out from a knee injury suffered in south korea's friendly versus molly in october and in the last two matches with his tv he was subbed in late in the game to little effect lol coup has garnered interest from former team fc alex burke and also mines teams that employ fellow national team mates. now let's get to some top matches of the night starting in the kb how well it was a triple header of this christmas day with as kate eating some solid eighty three eighteen sixty eight and the teal and dismantling tcc eighty six to sixty watt but now we go on to the top match up it's the lg said pearce taking all the kinky sonic boom in taiwan now county da makes it even takes the six point lead into halftime. dallas the third period and no decent head of the top. and tonight the twenty three points. now the fourth tee hee sorry clark scored thirteen points in the quarter for a last ditch effort but it's lj who takes a seventy two to sixty six. now let's end off with d league action the top ranked from somewhat improved thanks to god the creator john both at home

molly pushed back the armed extremists. meanwhile the al qaeda linked vocal around the group has targeted christian spin on churches in nigeria and kenya in a recent years. french troops have also recently boosted their presence in the central african republic for rebel groups some of the radical islamists have forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes amid a battle to take control of the country the mm britain's prince of wales and prince gauzy bin mohamad inow i love jordan have attended an advantage perception that parents house in london to celebrate the christian community from the middle east. at the reception what christine representatives from syria iran lebanon egypt the palestinian terror trees israel turkey and jordan as well as representatives from other faiths. at some time that the dap come by and reading difficulties faced by christian communities in various parts of the middle east. it seems to be returning know that the christians in the missions are increasingly being deliberately targeted by a fundamentalist is there isn't as most of us. josie was the old machines. figures from the houston brothers a

has to do with the american military? the american left didn't know. >> esther, molly, michael, thanks a lot.evening. we'll be back on monday. good night. >>> soon after nelson mandela was released it from prison in 1990, he came on a tour

molly is ungoing physical therapy and will return home in two weeks. the owner says his life has been changed by show of compassion. >> kindness for a man with down's syndrome is again showing the power of social media. 29-year-old elliott wanted 100 cards for christmas and the family put the word out on facebook not expecting much. they were wrong the by christmas morning the new yorker's card count was up 1,800 cards. they is come from every state mostly from strangers who read about the wish and want to make it come true. >> great story. >> for get black friday, now comes better deals, we are live with the huge discount stores are offering to get you become through their doors. >> a new twist in the fight to save city chill of san francisco: the hearing today that could determine the school's future. >> a shelter for homeless teens in san francisco is forced to close the unusual way organizers plan to keep the lifeline going. >>> abc7 news reporter. >> good morning, thanks for joining us. i am matt keller. >> i am eric thomas. it is 5:00 a.m. and stores are already opening for

molly home. first he was removed from power earlier this week and now north korea has announced the execution of the uncle of leader kim jong un. qian ying branding the veteran politician a traitor for all ages. james suntec was a portly put to death on thursday immediately following a special military trial. u s and south korea have both voiced concern that the accounting sudden move hawkins reports. and shakes it to the nation according to north korea's state news agency. and some tackles and he tipped off ten minutes each time you had a bike in town and found him guilty of trying to ccp in thailand note anyone speak in terms of who he was also a scene is the second least powerful man in the secretive state. tom jones song takes execution was carried out very swiftly it is seen as a strategic decision to wrap the case within the cia in order to show off the team joining scented regime at the beginning of next year and to accelerate economic development included. jang was accused in the court of criminal acts including corruption womanizing and alcohol abuse. in the rain it is uncool for the co

molly is now undergoing physical therapy and will return home in two weeks. her owner says the show of compassion has absolutely changed his life. >>> santa got the job done last night. but ups and fed ex couldn't quite. the shipping companies were backlogged so some companies didn't arrive by christmas. they considered doing deliveries today, but ultimately decided not to ask drivers to work today. amazon is willing to refund shipping charges and give out $20 gift cards to some people affected. maybe you were waiting for a new tablet to arrive. they were at the top of a lot of christmas lists. why not? they are fun and easy to use and it is the last part that has some pediatricians worried. it is their ease of use. parents know their kids will play with tablets for hours and some doctors worry those children are missing out of adult interaction and physical toys, both of which promote brain development, a toy you have to actually play with. they think that kids growing up using the tablets will be better with technology. they will be more used to it. >>> for the adults out there that scored a new ta

molly is now undergoing physical therapy and will return home in two weeks. her owner says the show of compassion hasely changed his life. >>> santa got the job done last night. but ups and fed ex couldn't quite. the shipping companies were backlogged so some companies didn't arrive by christmas. they considered doing deliveries today, but ultimately decided not to ask drivers to work today. amazon is willing to refund shipping charges and give out $20 gift cards to some people affected. maybe you were waiting for a new tablet to arrive. they were at the top of a lot of christmas lists. why not? they are fun and easy to use and it is the last part that has some pediatricians worried. it is their ease of use. parents know their kids will play with tablets for hours and some doctors worry those children are missing out of adult interaction and physical toys, both of which promote brain development, a toy you have to actually play with. they think that kids growing up using the tablets will be better with technology. they will be more used to it. >>> for the adults out there that scored a new tablet and

molly is now undergoing physical therapy and will return home in two weeks. her owner says the show of compassion hassolutely changed his life. >>> santa got the job done last night. but ups and fed ex couldn't quite. the shipping companies were backlogged so some companies didn't arrive by christmas. they considered doing deliveries today, but ultimately decided not to ask drivers to work today. amazon is willing to refund shipping charges and give out $20 gift cards to some people affected. maybe you were waiting for a new tablet to arrive. they were at the top of a lot of christmas lists. why not? they are fun and easy to use and it is the last part that has some pediatricians worried. it is their ease of use. parents know their kids will play with tablets for hours and some doctors worry those children are missing out of adult interaction and physical toys, both of which promote brain development, a toy you have to actually play with. they think that kids growing up using the tablets will be better with technology. they will be more used to it. >>> for the adults out there that scored a new table

he has written biographies including one of george w. bush and one of molly ivins. so i just wanted to start, i have read a couple of your recent interviews last week, bill and when you were on npr you describe how in the early 60's dallas had become one of the most singular cities on the planet earth. i was just wondering if you could start i explaining what you meant by that? >> sure. i think in the annals of american history and i'm a little biased to speak in such broad terms as we wrote a book about dallas called dallas 1963 but in the years prior to the assassination president kennedy, it seemed like there was no other place like that city certainly in america. but we had were a handful of people, people who lived above the cloud over a very popular people who work in forming the confederacy really have anti-kennedy ferber that had pushed the thinking there in some way to a fanatical fringe and i want to underscore right from the beginning that there were tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people in dallas who either loves president kennedy or a

molly henneberg. thank you. jenna: this story certainly has gotten a lot of attention and i know has upset quite a few of you outids prison for a drunk driving crash that killed four people but now there are lawsuits coming. a judge ruled that ethan couch's affluent family never taught him there are consequences for his action. one of the reasons that he was able to get treatment at an expensive facility instead of heading to prison and doing time. this family though, ethan's family could still have to pay millions to the victim's loved ones. there are some civil suits that have been filed for the last several days. we want to talk a little bit with this faith jenkins and fred tecce, both former prosecutors. fred, this is a big question. "affluenza" worked as a defense in the criminal case. will it work here? >> no, not only will it not work, it is what walked him into the buzzsaw of this civil litigation. his theory was i grew up in this kind of affluent surrounding and guess what? now there is civil litigation and they will go after this guy and his parents and try to separate them from as much money as humanl

molly talk about this. the way this is, the end of the cue because they hold into the preschool to 333 dolores which has to be modified. they have to have a special exiting out of the building and will require special exiting improvements to the third step in the sequence. >> so maybe we should just answer questions. >> you can give your presentation and we may ask questions later. >> we asked for the 10 1/2 because we are a small non-profit trying to raise millions of dollars trying to retrofit dolores. that needs republican variations -- republican variations -- renovations. and the last part needs approval. >> thank you. any public comment on this item? >> hi, my name is mark tanner. i reside at the residence at the back of the building. i have lived there for 25 years. i remember when it was put in. there was a beautiful carriage house. i remember fighting against it at the time. you didn't find the historical significant sigs and -- significance. it was taken down and now these ugly modular buildings were put up that i have to look at from my living room. i realize i'm 1 person and i don't want to be

that he is going toward a tree branch and has the presence of mind up in the air to kick off the branch and get himself closer to the landing pad. >> holy-molly. he does. his right foot. he barely makes it on to the corner of that pad. >> the video is out there to promote his tour, nitro circus live happening now across the country. the long and short about santa claus, long beard, rosy cheeks, bowl full of jelly. >> haven't seen the jelly used like this before. >> jingle bells on these two faux santa stomachs. >> they are hitting pretty hard. >> the red, the one on the left by his belly button. >> he has welts all over his belly. >> they practiced before they started. >> this wasn't the first take. but it does sound pretty right-on. they had to slap these santa's bodies in such a way where they figured out it was going to make the right sound here and a different sound here. that kind of takes some time and skill, i think. ♪ >>> the baseball game and the mysterious sound. >> did you hear that? >> oh, my gosh, yeah. there is a whisper. >> hear it next right this minute. and, still to come, venus angelic is back. >> so you can look like an an

in bengal barker had to peek in molly's first elected president since an islamic insurgency and a military coup brought chaos to the country in twenty twelve. germany has so far provided training to mommy and soldiers while numerical said the government would continue to support french troops stationed there. south africa are queuing in their thousands to pay their last respects to the lake now mandela whose body is lying in state in the corner for st day is foreign dignitaries celebrities as well as mandela's family were among the first file past the fuel would replace close to his home in the eastern cape on sunday. they came in their thousands to scene and data for the last time. for some the nation was too much someone in school get away from the government buildings in pretoria. with monday's party will stand timor days lying in state. emma is a band from the viewing area mornings can see monday his face through the pain of loss above his coffin. deadly just busy week. using whitney was a kid. while. he was wonderful to stand up and re lit up like sure that he was wearing he really looked like them achieve that that was all the people. like he rea

-- in that clip we just saw -- there has been some nervousness about yeah, we're probably going to get it in the senate but not for sure. what's the problem? >> molly touched on it and it's the primaries. the senators are far more vulnerable to losing their seats when they get primaries by the tea party. as of right now, seven of the 12 republican senators who are seeking re-election have tea party primary challenges. including the minority leader, mitch mcconnell. so for them, the threat for tea party groups to put money into their races and to come after them is much more vivid than it is necessarily for the house members. if you look at texas where senator cornyn is facing steve stockman, a house member who's very much a tea party person. most people thought cornyn is very well established, a member of the leadership but it was in texas that ted cruz took out the establishment candidate so strange things can happen. so there is palpable nerve -- nervousness and it will being in to -- interesting to see how many of those challenged senators actually vote no in order to avoid stirring up more trouble. >> i would say there's another subplot because

our molly heninburg joins us live from washington with the very latest. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu hasalled the deal with iran a, quote, historic mistake, suggesting its too early to be easing sanctions on iran. part of what president obama will try to do today in that speech as he did earlier this week at a hanukkah reception at the white house, is to reassure israel hat the u.s. won't be duped by iran. >> together with our israeli friends, we're determined to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. and we're testing whether it's possible through diplomacy to achieve that goal. understanding that we have to remain vigilant. >> netanyahu, would will address the same forum on u.s. policy in the middle east, where president obama's speaking right now, netanyahu will address it tomorrow, he met this week with secretary state john kerry. manu pressed the u.s. to stand strong against iran's nuclear program as the final deal is put together in the next six months. >> we discussed the danger to the world posed by iran's pursuit of a nuclear weapons capability. we believe that in a final

molly. she's a 3-year-old german shepherd and has been ringing bells for the salvation army for the past threears. she's a hit with the customers. check out the pink shades and her red santa jacket. looks happy there. >> yes. >>> 7:57. hearing postponed. why the ntsb hearing into the airlines airlines crash was due to get underway this morning. it's not happening. >>> and developing news from san jose where flight delays and cancellations might have gotten worse. what officials are doing to fix the problem and what this new delay means for passengers. >>> good morning. we are still looking at some pretty cold conditions which may make for some black ice. certainly is slow in some areas, regardless of the temperature, the bay bridge is one of those spots. >>> it looks like the coldest of the cold, if you will, has settled in yesterday or even last week. temperatures are rebounding to -- are beginning to rebound. omg, jack. have you ever checked out these new product ideas people post on your page? they're kind of amaze. ...ing. yeah - that's where i got the ideas for my new- fajita ranch melt.

molly talks about the back end which involves the insurance companies and making sure that people that have signed up for insurance actually get the benefits, is that the biggest concern the administration has right now? >> well, sure. everything collapses if people can't sign up. they had this sophisticated nationwide plan for how they were going to geographically target people and get everybody up. they had, you know, groups on the ground who see this as a once in a generation organizing opportunity because you can actually deliver concrete services to people and win their loyalty that way. but if you can't get them to actually sign up, none of it works. but on the list of problems, a busted website is actually a pretty good one to have because it's fixable. you know, if your problems were insurers refusing to cooperate or prices too high or, you know, other things that required long-term political fixes, then they would be in a much tougher spot. but because it was a technological problem, they can flood the zone with a bunch of engineers and techies and mostly fix it. you know, the site does seem to be working a lot better. >> and it does seem to be that the prices in fact aren't too hi

molly home. first a sea of protesters on the streets of bangkok thailand's political saga continues this monday the country's embattled prime minister in what she wants has dissolved parliament and call for snap elections. but it's done little to calm the anger of demonstrators for weeks now people out on the streets calling for his resignation. she's accused of being under the influence of her brother. exiled former prime minister tax and housing tax is not wealth is in bangkok and he says protesters say that ministers concessions are too little too late. in terms of the protests to say they say this was not the final payment was on the road to victory for them than us the scene seems that coming through now and just been out there there's tens and tens of thousands of people out there on today's march and they say that they don't want just the dissolution of the house they say that at the current prime minister should not be in charge of any cats a coincident that governments and eighty two elections all and they say they won a total change of the natural system. they say they want appointed people's council and the cia a complete change the system the

. >> but secretary kerry has said he does not want to say much publicly about the negotiations because he says that, quote, breeds speculation. >> mollythank you very much. let's turn now to more on the fallout from the ruling by the judge who just handed down a decision on friday about the nsa data collection. the judge declaring that program legal and our next guest says the issue should never have made its way to federal court in the first place. fox news strategic analyst and retired military analyst officer lieutenant colonel ralph peters joins us. >> happy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> i know you have specific concerns about what is taking place right now. first of all, you don't think this was the place to decide anything. >> the supreme court will decide whether they like it or not. >> we have one district judge, leon, who decided that well the nsa program is probably not constitutional. he was not sure he suspended the director whereas yesterday judge polly laid out a very strong case about why this makes sense. what troubles me is the fact that this was largely a manufactured scandal. the real scandal is a traitor g

mars was born has given us he's everything to us in the end we won despite all the obstacles for us he is the ultimate extreme. much was destroyed his father's absence. i still can remember molly is in the news weakness in the way he's been sentenced to twenty five years for murder. the deal was afraid to tell young people to have children by the time he got out. so instead of waiting for him to get the next tasting and a brain focused and to be smuggled out. the first time i went to visit my husband is nice on the soldiers went crazy when they saw the baby like i was caring and all they started asking questions like how come you have a baby. striking spin from kristen is gaining popularity in the palestinian world. that face the community must approve all to this happens the procedure was quite straightforward. the first thing they have to get to go lucky that they have assembled from that of the house. and they get it if they get to something we are asking the woman that wife of the business to go big with the head who fears the giddy like it from had signed and who fears the connecticut from her husband's side. who needs to learn that the kid that december the bill because

molly walking yesterday. polly now is undergoing physical therapy and will go home in two weeks. her owner said the show of compassion hashanged his life. >> 5:57. huge discounts many retailers are officing to get shoppers back in the store. >> the fight goes on to save city college of san francisco. the hearing today that could determine the school's >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. if christmas we are giving you warmer than normal weather. mike? >> record highs for the 5 the day, and that is a weather story. 19th "spare the air" day, and third in novato with quarter-mile visibility and temperature of 32, enough moisture that there could be black ice forming. next 12 hours around the bay, we are clear and 42 and upper 50's by noon, and mid-60's near record high temperatures during the afternoon hours and falling back to a mild 53ibility enof the day. inland we have frost in the north bay and east bay valley and hazy sunshine and poor air quality hitting the upper 50's to mid 60's from noon to 4:00 and 49 so cooler inland at 7:00, and at the coast, we have clear conditions and mid-40's and in

molly is in root hair and a are out there reporting. there does not seem to be a lot more information in the past 30 minutes, but it has changed the story way or the other. and was it a prank? wasn't a false alarm? >> the academic calendar shows this would be the last day, december 21. so obviously that is a big concern as we talk about the academic buildings. >> commonwealth, massachusetts looking into the situation and just one more that we have from the state police and the campus police are the first to respond. cameras will follow right along side with a. there will be more information on the other side coming up next. by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. martha: harvard university, evacuating buildings due to a bomb scare. they have decided to clear those four buildings in what you're seeing on the right is the first live picture that we are getting. and getting this working classes are in session and the will to finish on december 21 at harvard for the winter break. >> the police department as you mentioned, they evacuated those b

molly henneberg live in washington. >> hi, president obama tried to answer some of his critics today, the prime minister of israel among them who hasng a big mistake, expecting that iran will halt its nuclear program. in change for its easing of international sanctionings. >> it is important for us to test that proposition during the next six months, understanding that while we're talking they're not secretly improving their position or changing circumstances on the ground inside of iran. if at the end of six months it turns out that we can't make a deal, we're no worse off and in fact we have greater leverage with the international community to continue to apply sanctions and even strengthen them. >> israeli prime minister n netanyahu says the deal weakens the international sanctions that were having an impact. >> i have expressed my concern that the sanctions would begin to unravel and i think steps must be taken to prevent further erosions of sanctions. >> meanwhile, in iran today iranian president hassan rowhani indicated that breaking the, quote, ominous sanctions is an important as enriching uranium and said centrifuges shoul

but it has to be about not what the next doodad reform is, but really how we help students success. >> molly? >> i have a double-barreled political question. you mentioned it is too soon to talk about 2016. what is your focus for 2014, governors, congress, whatever? and you mentioned the warren plan. do you think this liberal populist direction for the democratic party can win elections outside of massachusetts, and is this an active debate for the democratic coalition now? >> ok, so when you poll the public on things like education, jobs -- people want good jobs. people want the american dream. if you look at doug sosnik's recent blog post, which i think was not in "atlantic" but in "politico"? sorry. i think it is totally right that one of the great unifying factors in this country was if you work hard, and play by a set of fairness rules, you should do ok. and our guidepost was -- are our kids, the next generation, are they doing better than we are? that has changed. and people are really anxious about that. they want to work hard and they want to do ok. so i think there is -- when i look

has helped to build up a real confidence. oftentimes this is probably the key to overcoming it. i know it or use your right to point out about the germans as sending trainers to molly and listening logistic support there however the french senate and the doctors determined that the rest of you are saying they want europeans to pick up more of this plot the recently that the report that says molly was a test in europe feel that without common defense europe is contents of the peaks with someone super and geo which paid off besides nothing but please let me float would have asked for the european flag on monday prompted want to do it because of a prestigious pickles and sadness. but i would have encouraged the french could do it. get the european flag on monday this would have been an excellent opportunity. it's a one week off. why did you hold these europeans the specific procedures in europe. and i don't see anyone in europe. what did really well the rest of the country then why did we it's not so difficult as many people think the un was completely useless. the next song. i was not on his cinematic of somali they're the ones who are funding the training program fo

he has said previously that this building in afghanistan ill lumbar nates -- illuminates a problem; that once a project is started, quote, it's very difficult to stop. martha: molly was asked about 2016, specifically about hillary clinton and joe biden. when he went on to say this about america's standing in the world under his presidency. listen now. >> hillary, i think, will go down this history as one of finest secretaries of state we've ever had and helped to transition us away from a deep hole that we were in when i first came into office around the world. and to rebuild confidence and trust in the united states. bill: is that really the case? stephanie williams, lars larson, syndicated talk show host, how are the two of you doing, and good morning? >> good morning. bill: i want to focus on that last comment on the screen again, a deep hole that we were in this when i first came into office around the world and to rebuild confidence and trust in the united states. lars, how's that going? >> it's ridiculous. take a look around the world. iran is closer to a bomb, north korea's got a bomb, we're in great shape, i guess, in egypt. that place is going just fine,

molly and comparing it to advil. >> or heroin. now that people in the suburbs are doing heroin. everything has escalated.ing but this is an incredible series. thank you so much and by the way we'll have more of this tomorrow on today and some of the parents of those teenagers will join us live. it's fantastic. great stuff. thank you. matt over to you. >>> thank you very much. now to a new movie getting a lot of attention. lone survivor based on a mission by seal team 10 to capture a leader in afghanistan but when the group is discovered by three goat herders they face a difficult decision. >> rules of engagement says we cannot touch them. >> i understand. but i don't care. >> they are unarmed prisoners. >> this is not a vote. this is what we're going to do. this op is compromised. we're going to cut them loose and we're going to make this peak. when we make this peak, you're going to get coms up and we're going to call for extract and we're going home. >> roger that, sir. >> roger that. >> they're three of the movies stars. good to have you here. good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm paraphrasing here bu