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. >> the clinic on elca 34 i in o real will open on mon. folks say it will negatively impact nearby businesses and residents. we'll keep on the story and bring you the latest tomorrow. fleischmann who is identified as ajenner returned home just in time for the holiday this week after suffering second and third degree burns when another teenager set fire to his skirt several weeks ago. sasha's parents say the attack won't deter sasha from being sasha and hopes this will help people who identify as agender. that 2-year-old boy who nearly drowned yesterday expected to make a full recovery. fire crews say the boy was fishing with his grandmother when lost sight of him and he fell in the water. he was under water for 15 minutes before fire crews rushed him to the hospital. but again, doctors say he's expected to make a full recovery. back in october, a deputy shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez. deputies say they ordered him to drop his weapon, which was designed to look like an assault rifle but was actually a b.b. gun. the sonoma county sup

mon siing yore was convicted for mishandling sex abuse cases. the judges said there was not enough evidence to convict lim. more than a million americans are looking at drastic increases in flood insurance costs. many say they will not be able to afford their homes. >> in the quaint coastal town lies a close-knit community. >> all the dogs cam to us as rescues. >> kelly martin and her husband found the perfect home and moved in request a lease to own contract. >> it was a beautiful spot on the water. everything we dreamed of having. >> last month the landlord broke the new, the flood insurance is expected to quadruple to $10,000 a year under the new law. >> we were forced out. there's no way we could have afforded it. >> the martins moved into the house they left. a place converted into kelly's animal boarding business. for that home they'll face higher insurance payments. >> my generations and friends had to leave. >> coastal areas are not the only place that could feel the affects of the new law. flood zones have been re-zoned. it affects the

the mon aftry runs a school to ease travel costs. >> this township has been around for less than three years and has gone from housing 70 families, to 2,000. there's no space for new arrivals and the monastery is planning to buy another pot of land for separate community. >> an easing of sanctions resulted in an inflow of foreign investment. while constructions is taking off, it will be some time before supply catches up with demand. it's not just residential, but office space highly sought after. >> what we have seen is is a turn around in command. everyone is interested in myanmar, and a lot of companies are taking space. it will continue for the next three, four, five, six years. >> for property owners the boom times look set to condition. she's on the look out to invest in more properties. >> i'm not worried about a bubble in housing prices because there's not much space leftin town. >> for the poor, the sudden surge is difficult. it's also showing how it benefits onlied a few. >> improving women's education is considered a stand-out success in afghanistan since the invasion of nur

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know your entire personal story, obviously, what makes the book look so compelling in part, walter mon henry jackson. these are, how could you be associated with such people given your conservative philosophy? >> i'm glad ask youed, because people -- >> you never dreamed i would. >> people ask me, how do you go from walter mon dale to fox fuse? the short answer is i was young once. now the longer answer is that it actually wasn't, i didn't have an epiphany. i didn't wake up one morning the clouds parted a. shaft of light came in and the lord spaketh unto me. in my 20s i was a democrat and incidentally this is a road that was not, that has been trod by many, including, of course, ronald reagan who started out with a new democrat. what happened was simple. in my 30s, i began my writing career, the evidence of the great society the war on spofrt, which i had believed in, in my 20s and my teen, the evidence on what the empirical effects were began to come in. i was a physician. i am opened to imper eccal evidence. the evidence was unmistakable. it not only was money wasted. it not only was

crazy but here is your number of your bank account and social security so call me or i'll continue to mon tour your activities. [laughter] i feel like at this point our intelligence community is pretty much even owning the fact that they are getting nefarious. last week the national reconnaissance office launched this spy satellite into orbit the logo they chose for the spy rocket this, is real a giant octopus sucking the face off of new york america. what is that? [laughter] we have no interest in your -- [laughter] seriously. that logo is one terrified school girl away from being a popular comic in tokyo. [ laughter ] yes, yes. i invented that type of porn, yes. [ laughter ] i looked at their anime porn and i said it's missing an octopus. [ laughter ] today brought what mitt be the most shocking revelation yet about the degree to which the n.s.a. has invade our lives. the n.s.a.'s activities did not stop with e-mails or cell phones with foreign leaders. the agency also spied on video game like world of warcraft and second life. >> jon: all they we chose to illustrate that with unrelated

a massive explosion at the headquarters in the city of mon sewer. rescue teems are pulling people out of the rubble. 14 were killed, 120 injured. according to the ministry of interior both civilians and high-ranking police officers are among the wounded. >> back in america - 9 are dead after a powerful storm bought flooding in harrison okene and a tornado in -- oklahoma and a tornado. >> if you start to register for health insurance at healthcare.gov, you can complete registration tomorrow and be covered by january the 1st. the extension was granted because of long waits and problems on the website. those are the headlines. i'm tony harris. see you back here at 11 eastern. "consider this" with antonio mora is next. you can get the latest information on the website - aljazeera.com. >> u.s. troops are photographed shuttle more -- poised to shuttle more americans to safety. does the evacuation put america at risk of being caught in the middle of another country's civil war. >> a holiday gift - an unpopular legislative year. if you think this year was b

liked hardest things ever done says she'll know you weren't sure how it is hardly anything about seven mons. the current record is pale pale thirty thousand children as he took to the banks of the piano this year. that record just had to be broken and they better to take over thousands of people carried on today the gathered in the sunshine without standing in the comp and they have broken the guinness world records for the greatest number of people to dance rubber ducks and seemed pleased to see him came and went. here's a look at hideaway. i do the head in. the i know. half. hahha a gallery of the cathedral chill to the belt. you can see the interior of the building and all its ornate with ten ninety taken that some of the highlights of the study of culture program just for the eyes of the international art world will be on a day from school for boys from both teams to go to this degree of them at the temple to compete for prize pool. this year's likes of the following halloween carnivals will be better and better than the five day festival is said to be the tightest of its kind in europe

. >> it's been 50 years since lance armstrong was the first person to walk on the mon. >> the u.s. ended manned missions to the moon. but for china it's the latest stage in a program to eventually put an astro nout an the moon. >> the lunar robot is named yutu, named after a goddess that lives on the moon, and was selected by an online poll. >> coming up - a town in louisiana dealing with a 50 million cold case that has ties to the ku klux klan. tÑ >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the headlines of this hour: this is the senate's last week in session. they have a lot of business to take care of before heading home for the holidays. they are expected to vote on presidential nominees and the budget deal approved by the house. the leader of the central african republic looks at them laying down arms. hundreds having killed. >> 125 people are dead in ale o aleppo. sooerian government helicopters dropping explosions. the u.n. is launching the biggest ever aid appeal, looking to raise 6.5 willion to help those fleeing syria. >> for many americans the ku kl

the mon siing nor served one year of his sentence. a pennsylvania superior court dismissed the case after lynn's attorneys argued the state child endangerment law applied to parents and caregivers. >> a controversial law sparking a religious debate are trying to combat a high divorce rate, forcing men who divorce their wives to pay up. $300 is the fine. a hefty price in a country where most people live on less than $200 a day. leaders are trying to prevent a civil war in south sudan. kenyan and ethiopian officials arrived in juba. the fighting forced 90,000 from their homes. u.n. troops are on their way to protect civilian refugees in south sudan. >> we are improving a rapid redeployment, and in particular where civilians sought refuge in our camps. we are over 50,000 civilians in our fairs compounds. in juba, bentiu and elsewhere. >> al jazeera's correspondent joins me from kenya and nairobi, where east african heads of state are meeting. hello to you. what do the leaders hope to accomplish in the meeting today? >> well, there has be

bush to that at least a few tolkien ideologies on par with communism on par with nazis mon par with militant really gents you know the ideologies that can all cynically lead to an increase in violence i think the problem is the idea that by military force you could be propagated government create a state of anarchy and hope that democracy would spontaneously but also. please. please please please . some of the sixteen percent imports came from a legal sea she. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. to ensure territorial waters they fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave for europe. to day illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. one of the wonderful moment a lot of these policies i describe you. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. from jail cells in cambodia and swayed into solitary confinement in denmark a founder of the pirate bay website continues his battle against the authorities in a case with power

in fact, mon)wzuáv transportation crews said they because the storm pretty much fizzled out.illfáe1 plenty ow still on theok ground. and that's what we'll have to look at and wait for the next storm to co?ep through. reporting live from leesburg, darcy i]spencer, news4.i]r >>> church bells rang 26 times oday 6 teachers killed in the sandy hook shooting massacre one year ago today. no public ceremonies were held today in newtown. residents there asked for privacy to grieve. president obama and the first lady lit 26fá candles at the whe house in honor of the victims followed by a moment of silence. the president addressed this in his weekly address and said more communities safe. >>> in northern virginia several groups in our area held events today to mark the one-year anniversary of the shooting. parents, teachers and lawmakers gathered to pay tribute to the victims while others demanded ok action. news4's derek ward has our report. watched as a place of newtown collective psyche with the most tragic of reasons, a slaughter >> this s one of the sadde things i think has happen

we are going to have to continue to mon ton that through the next couple of days as that systems pushes toward the east. it had a large impact on the gaza strip and really across syria and a lot of areas that are dealing with issues, social, political and economic in addition now, we have mother nature to deal with as well. back on the home front, we had a snowstorm push across the midwest into the northeast and it produced quite a bit of know across portions of chicago, all the way into new england. today, the heaviest of the snowfall will certainly be across maine and atlantic portions of canada of the up to 18 inches of snow locally across portions of maine on into new brunswick and new finland and nova scotia. traveling along i-95 there, be careful. behind the system, winds are picking up a bit. boston and portland, we are looking at some additional rainfall across of the southeast. ton warnings were issued across the carolinas. today looking at scattered showers from jacksonville down to miami. back to you, richelle. >> all right, jalila, thank you very much. thank you for watching

. >> my name is eileen mon cue. we don't have a problem with the homelessness. we have people we know are staying in their van. they are clean. they mind their own business and not bothering anybody. it's the over sized trucks and people running their business. we pay taxes for our services. they come and park their fancy cars and get into their dumpee graffiti trucks and move furniture. we have these guys that are loading and unloading appliances from one truck to the other back-to-back. we did have a homeless, i guess a homeless person living in a dumpee rv. he was a drug addict. the people that live in the rv's are complaining to us about picking up their, this 1 person's hypodermic needle so kids wouldn't pick them up. we have an area for children to play at the park, they have found hypodermic needles in the park. in one side of the street, you will find 1 person defecated. one other side of the street smells like urine. we live in a nice neighborhood. we don't need these people coming over and taking over. they are victimizing us. we ask that you extend th

we'll have mon the plans to bring him home. coming up.ood evening i'm juliette goodrich in for elizabeth c and i'm ken bastida. and new video out of castro valley. a water main break is wreaking havoc in one neighborhood tonight -- near seven hills road and santa a avenue. thousands of gallons of water gushed dowe street and into people's ho. firefighters set up wood pa to try and protect this hou. as water spewed onto the la. one resident was forced outo the pouring rain... because house is now filled with wa "we were just in our livingm and just heard this rushing thought it was pouring rainr something was happening." "the whole backroom is floo our whole backyard is flood. its a mess." an alameda county fire truc the scene actually needed se at the scene actually needed some rescuing, too... aftert fell into the sink hole cre by the water main break. it's not clear why the pipe failed, although freezing temperatures may have playea part. other parts of the bay area getting snow tonight. check the flakes coming down onto highway 29 near

of the mark of a cricketer mon dieu. that was the goal here. is the hook over there with regard. to the look well really it's a. mystery got room for. colors of. the ship you gave. me. the spirit zero zero this will do you notice it. didn't see it would say we're going to get what you're going to get. here's a cable about the meeting that the u.s. ambassador has with the governor of missouri sharif here in northern afghanistan. and this is what the governor says. he would loose with a litany of complaints about the swedish presence in afghanistan he described the relationship to the swedish military a school saying that the only times that the swedish commanders visit or when they first arrived in mazar and when they paid there for a local. lawyer didn't spare criticism for the swedish media we claimed never bothered to talk to politicians or ordinary people during their visits to the military base and thus only heard positive accounts of its work instead of hearing the views of local residents. then the cable goes on about basically all other afghani politicians are asking this

my vice president, walter mon mondale, called for one person, one vote in south africa. but that was kind of an anomaly in those days. after i left office, the united states administration went back to its previous time of being aligned with the apartheid government. >> but that doesn't make sense. it's not something americans today think that americans in the '80s would have been aligned with. why did americans think that it was okay to support the apartheid government? >> because the cold war was underway then. and we looked upon ourselves as competitive with the soviet union everywhere in the world. and the anti-apartheid movement was supported by the communist party. in fact, anc declared itself to be communist as you know. after i left office the reagan administration and others, not criticizing him, went back to a position that anybody who was a member of the african national congress was a communist and was later classified to be a terrorist pnl so i. so it was a time when everybody who was for communism was looked upon as eants american. my -- we did support the

an eviction notice where thank you, we've elected that mon to lead us twice and they don't accept his legitimacy and don't accept ours either, but there's something so deep and so dist b disturbing about taking that to -- i know it's the people's house and our house, but they live there. that's so disturbing to me. to my knowledge, i don't know that ted cruz was asked to disavow any of that. he was there at that rally. that was the same event. why aren't they asking him to disavow that? >> we'll get back in a moment but clearly crazy. if this president for a tyrant, dictatinging wo world, why are you able to be such clowns in front of hissous? >>> coming up, attacking the man or attacking his plan? republicans have saved some of the craziest talk for the affordable care act. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zer

mon monte, why has this ban continued for so long? >> well, if you like the crackle of a fireplace, there's always those virtual ones you can find on youtube. if you want to experience the real thing, you're probably going to have to wait a couple of days. that's because air quality officials say they don't see an end to this ban any time soon. eight consecutive nights of a ban on wood burning across the bay area. that doubles the previous record, and aaron richardson of the air management district says there's a good reason for it. >> we've had a long stretch of dry, cold weather where pollution has been trapped close to the ground, and it's built up to unhealthy levels. kind of like cigarette smoke in a stuffy room. >> air quality officers were out tonight issues citations. a few restaurants have gas fireplaces on their patios, which are allowed. and we didn't find any homeowners breaking the rules. >> i think it would be an for people's main source of heat was wood burning fires. i think it's fair to ask the community not to burn.

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i don't want to hand them mon. >> i will s it will take cash, no stickers.u give them a big enough allowancthey won't leave. i knowids still collecting allowances. i will say we are already on the hook for health care costs. the government picks up the health care tab at . if a third of the country smoked in bed, myfire insurae costs would be higher. everybody caagree with that we have to cut costs. it's half a trillion a year just to companies and productivity and insurance costsbeuse of althy behavior. if we can spend the money, i know it's bloombergesque and bribe people to be healthy, it may cost less. maybe it makes sense. >> gary b, my daughter asked i captain crunch is a vgie and if that counts. >> let's extend the argument. it costs a t t keepll the people we do ifederal penitentiaries and stuff. are we going to p youot to do crimes? >> we should. >> y need to live in a different country than i live in. >> it's not i rpetuity. theovernment has already screwed up. >> i love it. that's the last word. heares ve much to say. thank you to scha for joining

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considered to be a moderate and he has really caught salmon prawns maine in turkey yet he is really on mon and europe which is amazing because in germany there are millions of turks living air bites of the is not really aware of all time and things well maybe he is in all the dangerous personality so far there is no proof of this accusation. he has his own reformist agenda that many people don't understand and of course he's also be criticized in turkey and abroad for being a front row many people. worst political crisis in seeking to alan and his ago when he said find it difficult to say he is indeed in trouble because he is not simply a bolt o'reilly claimed that the kitten movement is just a bunch of lazy people wishing to work this is what he said of all the protests in the easy part which was almost a year ago and in the sun will but the second movement so to speak. the groom followers of very powerful and dave money to bring his government on a fall on as his own party does not think the bomb dropping the saddle. nobody knows what's going to happen in turkey within the next two weeks

departments of whack things are actually quite calm the mind intentions are quite hyper things all the school mon fri present in other countries around to discussing with members of the opposition here great salad and amnesty for prisoners for justice to arrested throughout the course of these demonstrations but he refused the king of arms of his resignation kinds of early election and lemons were still left with this condo much is paul scott force than the president chemical which has suspended the deputy security and defence secretary and also the mayor of kiev. they are among the four officials being investigated for allegedly ordering the violent police response to the rallies on november thirtieth but while some are fighting ideological battles on the streets others are cashing in on the protest he's alexia chefs get wet ukrainian capital has been in the protest mode for more than two weeks now it looks completely different than a month ago. people are living here with cooking food. and just maybe life has changed when the protest kicked off talking about the wood underneath the square of th

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based defense consultant mon rove and he believes the reaction from israel will only escalate the situation as usual is disproportionate and overwhelming force being used against the people who live in the cage the israelis they have a ratio for everyone is rightly killed. figure is about a thousand palestinians must pay the price. but they have a right do they to respond when one of their nationals is killed. absolutely but there are political means or there diplomatic means that they can use to deescalate the situation rather than use disproportional force aircraft. combat troops are not a proportional response to a people who have no effective army and cannot fight back and coming out of the program a look at one of the stories that defined twenty thirteen or simple villagers were stuck in a war that we didn't ask for or that we live in constant fear of another strike our teammates the people who paid a devastating price for america's drone strikes a campaign that's supposed to cleanly pick out terrorists that's ahead in the program. and serve the syrian government lashes out at the rebe

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michigan and heavyweight boxing world champion but charlie klitschko now quick to go reiterated the mons of the opposition now these are all the release of the protesters who were arrested last week and that is punishment for those who violently clamp down on the demonstrations on the president victory on the coverage on his government resign on there is a holy election in order to us he calls it reboot the government now these demands have been part of an ultimatum with a general strike a nationwide general strike being called if these demands are met and some protesters have even made the journey from the square behind me to nearby governmental administrative buildings to blockade those buildings the opposition leaders all the protesters for these demonstrations to remain peaceful now there are also reports emerging locally that some of the opposition leaders of even divided up the roles in any possible future interim government all that up has yet to be confirmed the opposition i think voyage by far the support from european officials as my colleague arena ghoulish the reports we were

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