chapman runs to the door in time to see morrow get in the cab up front.he clerk quickly jots down the license plate number as the cab pulls off, then she calls the police. >> the police department received a 911 call from a frantic, i guess it was the clerk at the liquor store, stating that a lady had just came in and was displeased with the clerk because she wouldn't wait on her right away. >> harry serves as public information officer for the clarkstown police department, which handled the call. >> i think she was more upset than scared. just upset that she had to account for all these broken bottles. >> the clerk gives police the license plate number of the taxi, but she's written it down incorrectly. their only lead now is to watch the security footage, but that offers no view of the license plate. but then, a couple of days after the incident, the clerk coincidentally turns up a lead of her home. >> she happened to be at the palisades center and observed the cab. and the number she had given the police was one number off. she talked to the cab driver

or should should have a parent on their shoulder and then i patch over their head over i'm off to morrow to play the role of the noble pirate instead of trying to be playing the role of some kind of fiduciary responsibility economically sound mix of policies because they're just you know basically pirates and they should celebrate you know johnny depp should play lloyd blankfein and hundreds of wall street and celebrate their pirates pirate background the united nations says that drug money laundering cash which kept the global financial system afloat during the worst of the financial crisis of two thousand and eight was coming from the black market coming from drugs and basically piracy so this is where the only thing keeping the system afloat during times of stress without the pirates in two thousand and eight without the drug money without the drug cash there would have been a complete and utter global freeze of all money it's interesting to explore the role of the black market economy in a time of crisis right what's also interesting is to look at how they've a down. did to the globa

chris morrow says visiting the shoes major holiday tradition in san diego and the electric bill is ateast $1,000 for the month of december every year. and since we are on that, let me just tell you about some of the cool spreads we have here that you should check out at cnn.com, really great spreads of the various lights around the world. i hope you can see this, check this out, these guys, might be hard to tell at first in tokyo, they are window washers, they are actually suspended over a road right there. just one over many shots we have of santas doing some really funky things. speaking of christmas cheer, take a look at this idaho viola camp carollers, look what they did an annual tradition where they show up and they play christmas cheer for everyone going through the airport. nice to see some of that happiness going on there, miguel. >> i would be crashing through there with my suitcase, screaming, running to the plain. thank you, josh levs. >> we got something now, right? >> we do indeed. >> what do we got? >> a song about a one-pound fish. could it be the next "gangnam style"?

rasheed is the secretary of the morrow islamic liberation front. do you consider yourself philippine peepo? >> no, no. by nationality, no? i am a morrow in nationality. >> journalist glenda gloria wrote a book about the conflict and said it is as much about economic inequality as religion. she traces much today's problems back to ferdinand marcos. >> the government insiitute a lot of government policies that suppressed the muslim population. and after that, the military really violated human. >> reporter: that sowed the seeds for radicalization by some rebel fighters. by the 1990s a regional al qaeda affiliate began to thrive. >> to even help you understand why you're oppressed. >> reporter: are they growing? >> as far as we're concerned it's not growing. >> reporter: army major carlos sole says they have largely been contained as a military threat in part helped by u.s. advisers who remain in the region. philippine officials also note that the peace treaty gives them more autonomy and control over resources. factions on either side remain unhappy

the reason is that each nation is responsible for its own mattress reads well need to morrow its until it leaves the euro zone so i think we did eventually do euro so we'll have to break up anyway but how do you actually quit the currency wolfgang when charles research just that's at the financial times he joins us now so how do you leave the euro. e.u. law that stops you know that stops greece from imposing you noted before there would be emergency laws naturally i mean you would have to you know you would have to basically collect all the money stamp of the existing bank notes to you know make them greek euros so it's quite a bit of quite a bit of stuff that you need to do in order in order to get to and you need to impose bank holidays so this is not doable in a weekend single probably have to close down the bank so what we hear of greece goes what will happen portugal is in between spain and greece it is it has some of the characteristics of ways a very poor country and it has some of the characteristics of spain with a high private sector indebtedness especially foreign indebtedne

and so i circled where i was told i could get it to morrow the state of israel told me it's time to go i'll go i'm told i'm an occupier when i go there was nothing if you circuits and we made this. in denmark and the united kingdom goods coming from settlements in the west bank already has to be marked differently to denote that it's not from israel the collective n.g.o.s want to see this implemented europe wide here in europe there are many people with ties to the middle east region and they want to make sure they know exactly where their produce is coming from this is are you sure this comes from spain. is a palestinian living in germany she has family in the west bank and says the israeli checkpoints mean palestinian farmers are losing out to the settlers even even the few things they get jordan they really checkpoints keep them at the checkpoints for days in the sun. and then you can't keep the rest of us anymore those behind the report into trade between the settlements in europe say they aren't trying to organize any kind of witch hunt we're not talking about boycotting jews over

we have a good working relationship with them by the way to morrow will open a conference for the chiefs of c.i. a sent in a cause occasion says so number one we closely cooperate and number two it's a list that we provide technical and financial assistance to agencies. on. the two thousand and twelve world drug report says opium production is once against the up in afghanistan the world's biggest opium cultivation and no matter what measures are taken by the government the war on drugs has so far been a failure. to me there has more. drug fighters had reason to be happy in two thousand and ten when afghanistan's opium production hard however the amount of all produced did not doing do due to measures taken against them it was plant disease which wiped out almost top the crop in two thousand and eleven opium production rebounded seventy thousand tons were produced globally to two thousand and twelve. well drug report states that use in production of illicit drugs has remained stable over a decade one in every two hundred people worldwide is a drug addict when of all levels of cultivation

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don't think it really cured serve justice it didn't cure and it goes to libya all they were it was to morrow i was going to up and they didn't really care who took over afterwards the. problem or thing the so-called syrian opposition leaders that they are not united the only thing unites the militant they would like to remove the current government they come from a very wide range of. religious viewpoints. viewpoint with origins. if they ever were to succeed in syria they were not be able to come together and they would be in no round of fighting to determine who. dominate all the other groups. france has the only country willing to pump aid of the middle east region either the us is now assisting libya to as the country attempts to reestablish its military after last year's civil war but if that is going to she can reports washington's offer of help may not be is entirely selfless as it seems. the pentagon's new outlook forget about full scale invasion is and large footprint occupation instead think of special ops and proxy armies next destination libya the obama administration has received

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chris morrow took this video of the home-shopping almost every inch of the house cover an electric lightinghe says the family has set up elaborate displays for many years and that they typically pay a $1,000 power bill after every december. >> the st. anthony's foundation in san francisco needs your help and to reach its old goal of collecting 500 hams during the 25th annual kerbside donation drive. today organizers hope to get 400 hams, they got 100 on saturday. st. anthony's is located at 150 golden gate ave and will be open from 9 to 3 today. the hobbit an unexpected journey held the top spot at the weekend box office. the film took over $36 million easily beating and arrest of holiday newcomers. meanwhile tom criuze's film jack richer came in second place with $15.6 million debut. at no. 3 with $12 million was the marital comedy this is a 40. the guilt trip, a 3 d version of monsters, ink and a circuit these allay worlds away also open this weekend. we will be back with more in a couple of minutes.

don't think it really cured sir just as they didn't here in the case of libya all they were close to morrow i was going to operate they didn't really care who took over afterwards the. problem with the so-called syrian opposition leaders that they are not united the only thing unites the loop they would like to remove the current government they come from a very wide range of. religious viewpoints. viewpoint with their core jims. their average want to succeed in syria they were not be able to come together and they would be in no round of fighting to determine who will. dominate all the other groups. well libya is also welcoming aid from its western backers with washington assisting the country to improve its military the revolution torn state is said to be hosting hundreds of u.s. soldiers training the new libyan army artie's gan she can report on why america is so happy to help. the pentagon's new outlook forget about full scale invasion is and large footprint occupations instead think of special ops and fluffy are the next destination libya the obama administration has received congressi

ideas from both sides that's what we believe in the fusion of ideas are i care morrow out of time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you for having me all right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max ties or at stacy herbert i want to thank my guest karen. going to send me an email please do so at reported r t t v dot are you. saying i. used to see. destruction without the see. what could be just ruins. saved by a great sacrifice. and. understood by huge efforts and a remarkable reminder of courage and selflessness. truth beauty is in most people. the russian side. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture.

day by day in enjoying life it is always postponed and always second first for the sake of this to morrow it is time we change with the situation for the best and today we are capable of doing that especially if only we continue on that path of national development of what truth is you that a new or a boy if only we all would get in gauged in our common constructive activities if only we contribute to us that all of our daily forces and all of our efforts to this joint task if we would be able to meet all of our goals and accomplish in the tasks thank you very much for your attention and your patience. that i was writing a printing first address to russian economy sasser sent to the kremlin as president and day to outline. fundamental issues for the present and future of russia in light of current national international affairs one of russia's main goals is to preserve its identity develop a democratic society and boost its economy is like. patriotism and statehood played by the home as well as spiritual ties and move values and on the contrary really just hatred is enough and intolerance

over again in "witness" confirmed by everything i have  seen since which contributed to a very morrow'sment and with good reason -- as john Ñ lewis gaddis pointed out these  revelations came not in the 40s 1939. the assistant secretary of çÑ state, nothing was done. in 1939, that was ignored at th time in the soviet atmosphere, no one wanted to hear such things. there was misrepresentation when the case surfaced almost a decade later. this made him extremely pessimistic and there's a kind  of pervasive sense of doom in ñ the final chapters of "witness" which was personal. a suicide attempt had been mentioned. fortunately did not succeed but also societal. the free world was doomed. the wheat -- one of the reasons he thought that was he believed people in the government, that people would do nothing about it. he was right in this respect, it is hard to gauge, but he himself was in considerable peril. when he made the revelations he did, went before the house w committee in 1948, testified in public, things that he had said imply long before the fbi, the fbi knew this in 1945

him, and a new year in the life of his marriage, his family and his work was about to begin on the morrow. he was 49 years old, and the fabric of his existence had never been stronger. as he walked up the steps to his front door, there in the middle of skipperville with the river -- skinnerville with the river flowing reliably behind him, the houses of his neighbors and employees all around and a reunion with his wife and children just seconds ahead, there wasn't one clue, nor any sign that the very next morning nearly everything in the his world would be swept away. thank you. [applause] so we have time for a few questions, if anyone has -- and i'm going to ask you if you could step up to the microphone. >> no, no. >> i know. i've had to be up here at a microphone, you know. you can do it too. >> what was the source of the raw material for his silk works? >> yes. the source for his mill was raw silk that came from china. >> in thread form? >> no, it was raw silk. so, and it came from china, and ultimately he began to also trade with japan and import from japan. the raw silk was what he i

today for today's program tony morrow. tony needs no introduction at all. i'll keep it short and tell you that tony has long been one of the nation's most influential journalists covering the supreme court. he is currently the supreme court spond for the national law journal and his work on the supreme court insider is must reading for anyone who wants to figure out what is going on in the court today. so with that, tony, the program is yours. >> thanks very much. very kind introduction and thanks also to dory for your work on the panel. it's a great treat for me to be here as moderator. this event, i have written enthusiastically about every author here. i'm a big fan of anybody who sheds more light on the supreme court and they have done a great job of that. and thank you to the audience for attending and thanks also to c-span and booktv for being here as well. this should be a fun hour. we are here to celebrate and explore a category of bocks that seems to be growing. books both non-fiction and fiction about the supreme court of the united states. the su

teaching at the morrow for example circumciscircumcis ed a world from 19 1219 four gathered admiring newspaper accounts as he did so but because he did not publish his own narrative that the journey she remained better-known within asia. he was later pleased to welcome to japan three fellow asian cyclers, a trio of young men who did a world tour on bicycles to show india's equality with other nations. the three young were members of the bombay weightlifting club and they weren't very good shape. when i left home on bicycles in october 23, returning in march march 1928, five years later, having covered 44,000 miles and demonstrated that they were as able as enterprising and courageous as in many children in a while. and making the point about mother india for three men revealed several kinds of local societies that assisted them in the 1920s. the first was the british empire, not an obvious choice in a paradoxical way but the bicyclists were anxious to make clear that their british passport in a letter of introduction from the governor bond they have been critical to their passage int

secretary clinton will have a summit morrow could. so that will allow the u.s.der to help the rebels create a new government. >> margaret is the u.s. prepared to provide weapons? >> not likely. u.s. diplomats are advising them on,000 create a military command but not likely to give them arms. officials are concerned that they could fall into the hands of extremists including an al qaeda affiliate that is active within syria. so the u.s. is most likely to increase aid. they've give end $125 million in humanitarian support and dlufrd delivered it inside syria. >> margaret brennan, thanks so much for joining us. >>> president obama is asking congress to provide $60 billion in disaster aid for new york new jersey and connecticut. that storm devastated coastal communities in the northeast. governors of those three states estimate that combined damage from the sandy topped $80 billion. >> secretary of state hillary clinton will testify before congress about september's deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya. four americans including u.s. ambassador chri

consolidate spending, create efficiencies in government, save money and make our government smaller, morrow bus, serve the people -- more robust and serve the people and save $900 billion a year. now that is three-fourths of the way to solving our entire deficit and yet, why aren't we grabbing that and running with it? why are we talking about raising taxes on the american people? on our small businesses? i come from a state where there are no big cities, madam chairman. i come from a state where the largest town has less than 60,000 people. i come from a state where there are no big four too big to fail banks, a place where you go to your local main street banker, if you want to borrow money and present a plan to pay it back, a secured loan that comes to you and that you do pay back from people who know you, that know your reputation and your ability to repay. and yet through laws like dodd-frank and this mysterious creation called bazzle 3, which will put global banks and my little banks on main streets in wyoming on the same capital plan . that was never intended. that is so irrational.

jeff can buckley's version was a much morrow antic singing about heartbreak and young pain and a sensuals to you. >> what's fascinating bringing up dylan singing this song, i'm reminded of slow train coming when he converted to christianity, and that's a really powerful song on there like "precious angel" all these years later still powerful. there's something about mixing -- my grandmother would not approve -- so many rock stars, are not dylan, so many rock stars from the deep south came out of the church choir to rock 'n' roll and some of the gre greatest rock stars bring that soul from their church. >> and leonard cohen, like dylan, somebody who has been a spiritual seeker, who is now a jewish buddhist monk who has spent years on top of the mountain. these are people who, you know, when you are living in that world of ideas and thoughts and poetry striving for these greater things, looking for these larger themes and dylan has always, even for, as you know, decades before slow train coming was working with biblical imagery and drawing on those languages and ideas. this song pulls so m

it is our hope that this hearing will morrow for the parties closer together or at least have the american people clearly understand that in fact much of the science has been not just done but redone and if we are to have the kind of clean game that americans love, this needs to be an element of the testing. so without i want to thank all of our winces but i particularly want to thank the ranking member. this has been one of those examples in which there is not only been bipartisan behavior and nonpartisan behavior. never had we had a closer tie on this issue. >> i want to thank you mr. chairman for your words and i agree with you totally. i want to underscore that the league understands this and the players understand this and the union understands this. there is no daylight between his position and mind. this is a bipartisan effort and i am very delighted that it is because i think it's so very important. thank you mr. chairman and thanks to all of our winces for being here. today's hearing is not only about human growth hormones, this hearing is about millions of young people throughout