mr dale is a christmas day and christmas time so to say has bought the box too much of the western portion of this continent. the delicate a video coming out from the norway. southern only was hit by low temperatures and heavy snow on christmas day the bad weather caused a severe drought conditions in clothes mountain passes crews worked much of a new style of prose but thousands of people were without electricity. on christmas day still looks like it will be continuing across another creations and the cyst and that the riots not travel disturbances across much of the western half of this continent it has a split into two systems. as you can see one in the system still very strong at nine hundred and fifty one to pass common sense. staley trekking towards the east heading towardsrris said to be in store with blizzard conditions that could reach up to one hundred forty kilometers per hour you can see the ice was very close to each other. we saw the very high as well see other than that of warnings eric rustic also nations especially tonight not to venture out in the c wing was very heavy an

dale. >>reporter: san jose mr. monbishop jed is praying his friend dale smith and his family are found safe. smith single engine beach bonanza disappeared in idaho back country sunday. plane was carrying 5 family members from oregon to butte, montana a.pilot reported engine troubl trouble. asked controllers in salt lake city for coordinate to the johnson creek airstrip. but the plane never landed. >> we have done a ping on the cell phone and we have narrowed it down to 4 or 5 square mile area we are searching right no now. >> he's ceo of software maker flying small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> avenues really good pilot so i would be surprised if anything happened. maybe he run in some bad weather or something. >> we are a little bit worry. >> she flu to utah with smith in october and recalls how safety conscious he was. >> he's an engineer brain and he he's very meticulous. bb doing all that. he's me particular us in all the things he does. so he's a good guy. >>reporter: but most know dale smith as fa

dale. >>reporter: san jose mr. monbishop jed is praying his friend dale smith and his family are found safe. smith single engine beach bonanza disappeared in idaho back country sunday. plane was carrying 5 family members from oregon to butte, montana a.pilot reported engine troubl trouble. asked controllers in salt lake city for coordinate to the johnson creek airstrip. but the plane never landed. >> we have done a ping on the cell phone and we have narrowed it down to 4 or 5 square mile area we are searching right no now. >> he's ceo of software maker flying small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> avenues really good pilot so i would be surprised if anything happened. maybe he run in some bad weather or something. >> we are a little bit worry. >> she flu to utah with smith in october and recalls how safety conscious he was. >> he's an engineer brain and he he's very meticulous. bb doing all that. he's me particular us in all the things he does. so he's a good guy. >>reporter: but most know dale smith as fa

dale. >>reporter: san jose mr. monbishop jed is praying his friend dale smith and his family are found safe. smith single engine beach bonanza disappeareack back country sunday. plane was carrying 5 family members from oregon to butte, montana a.pilot reported engine troubl trouble. asked controllers in salt lake city for coordinate to the johnson creek airstrip. but the plane never landed. >> we have done a ping on the cell phone and we have narrowed it down to 4 or 5 square mile area we are searching right no now. >> he's ceo of software maker flying small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> avenues really good pilot so ibe surprised if anything happened. maybe he run in some bad weather or something. >> we are a little bit worry. >> she flu to utah with smith in october and recalls how safety conscious he was. >> he's an engineer brain and he he's very meticulous b. bb doing all that. he's me particular us in all the things he does. so he's a good guy. >>reporter: but most know dale smith as family man wit

dale. think long term istanbul cost that mr cannot thank you very much. due to the surprising announcement comes after the education faced a tough year in a session blossom well as full as the subjects jenna's first and only included the buttons in ukraine can be adopted on the steeple presence in russia as well as these trains planes between moscow and washington and the sun upon to appease the garbage can off the phone i'd be questioning that for us in lockstep. sadly though it s not on that historic in a session. well the media conference itself was attended by over thirteen hundred journalists and of course the disgust if you wish variety of topics and with snowden was um longer the former as a contractor police. scores of controversial documents on us surveillance programs across the wall if you receive temporary asylum in russian is exact whereabouts are still unknown due to security reasons. according to the president of the never met personally but it does and admired him as a character who definitely made an impact on the walls of the presidents

dale tacheny, the former monk called detective saidler. tacheny gave him details about how father feit admitted murdering a 25-year-old woman. >> i remember mrelling me that the girl had been placed in a bathroom, wrapped in what i call a saran wrap or cellophane, that she was naked from the waist up, that he had fondled her breasts. >> tacheny gave detective saidler numerous details about the murder that had never been made public and even put them in writing. >> i was convinced that mr. tacheny knew about the murder and that this person had told him about it. >> rudy jaramillo could not have possibly fed information about the murder to the former monk, says the chief. >> i knew dale tacheny months before ranger jaramillo ever knew about dale tacheny and the details of the case. i certainly found him credible enough that i was convinced that he knew about a murder. >> but guerra says he doesn't believe saidler either, and despite the new witnesses, the d.a. told the family and law enforcement that he would not take the case forward. so, guerra fought your request to bring the case before a grand jury, correct? >> yes. >> what did he say to

the number has not been used since dale earnhardt's tragic death. >> now i can't wait. mr.ousins becomes the sacrificial lamb for an offensive line that cannot protect. great to be a backup quarterback in the nfl. thank you sir. >>> the details behind the flight of 214, and what caused the deadly accident. the tonal truck had dangerous cargo will get a new location. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. a vote on a budget agreement coo comcould come tomorrow. the president said he's willing to sign the bill in its current form. >>> health secretary kathleen sebelius is calling nor an investigation in the roll out issues regarding healthcare.gov she made the announcement just before she was grilled again on capitol hill. >>> nelson mandelnelson mandelag instate until his burial on sunday. maya angelou wrote about nelson mandela. >> he all lost somebody. that's why i mentioned the people of south africa and tell them that we the people of the united states, we americans, in particular, we also lost a friend. we speak of the people of all t

aircraft piloted by san jose business man -dale smith, was carrying five people when it disappeared on december first. kron 4's charles clifford has an update. "mr devante laws, angela zuniga, mr cartier hunter" the family and friends of those on board the plane are doing what they can to keep the effort going. if the family of the missing pilot dale smith has hired to airplanes to keep working in that area and volunteers are searching on the ground. recent satellite photos have been put online. over the weekend there was a brief moment of hope when this image of a plane was spotted but nothing was found with the location was checked. it's now believed this is probably one of the search planes working nearby. that weather and rugged rain has created a growing sense of dread. the plane could be covered and snow and may not be found and to that-until springtime. but they are not giving up. they'll smith's daughter quoted wednesday, we will never give up until they are found alive this nonstop for everyone just because our family is missing. that is why it is largely becoming a private search but not entirely accurate " >>: in the news room charles

dale ho and nina turner. running for secretary of state which would have a lot of say in her state of ohio. let me start with mr. tell me about north carolina and what's going on there. i went to grad school down there. i love that state. but it seems like there's something turning really hard right in the legislature which is already effecting the university system down there. but tell me about the voting system. it seems to me to reduce the number of black votes down there, they can knock around that senate seat by simply it seems to me reducing the size of the electorate to the republicans' advantage. >> well, north carolina passed as you noted, chris, the most suppressive voting law last year that the country saw. it may be the most suppressive voting law in any state in decades. and in our view, this is a case, an issue that needs to be resolved in advance of the midterm elections in november. north carolina doesn't see it that way. they want to put this case off until 2015. but if they really believed in election integrity which is what they say they believe in, they'd join us in our sense of urgency. if

dale of amnesty or pardon for snowden. in fact, the national security council spokes minnesota put out a statement saying "there's been no change in u.s. policy on this be issue. mr snowden is charged with a felony, and he should return home to face those charges where he will be afforded all due process." but wolf, behind the scenes, what's so interesting here is that even the notion of amnesty or pardon has been raised. albeit mr. leggett said the it was his personal opinion. he is a top nsa official. what this goes to is the growing dred in the u.s. intelligence community that edward snowden indeed has more to disclose and that he has been holding on to a real -- they're calling it the crown jewels beyond the crown jewels. the real treasure trove of information that he might release in the coming weeks and months. they are really at a crossroads. they don't know how to deal with this, what to do about it. as long as he remains in moscow, they can't get their hands on him. so very quietly, it looks like this notion of amnesty being raised, it would be extraordinarily will controversial if it happened. >> it certainly would be. but in if in fact he has almost 2