as a slim young man and a silver plan opens up the new horizons. there he is, charles lindbergh. s the courage to try something new. there are scheduled flights to anywhere you want to go. the dimensions of time and space are further diminished. a new age begins and we move forward. as we go, we preserve the past to mirror the accomplishments of those who have shown us the way to the future. ♪ ♪ here is some of the programs you will find this weekend on the c-span networks. find our complete schedule at www.c-span.org and let us what you know -- let us know it you usnk by calling us or e-mail or send us a tweet. join the c-span conversation. the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history tv on the road, traveling to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. this weekend, we partnered with time warner cable for a visit to waco, texas. toas we ban -- as we started digitize, we began turning over theb sides of the 45s we received. gospel music was not widely heard in the white community. it would only be the hits if that. the flipside would be heard even

as a slim young man in a silver plane opens up new horizons. ♪ there he is, charles lindbergh. are , scheduled flights to anywhere you want to go. the dimensions of time and space are further diminished. a new age begins and we move forward. yet as we go, we preserve the past to mirror the accomplishments of those who have shown us the way to the future. ♪ night on what she calls the world's first digital weapon, a computer virus used to sabotage iran's nuclear enrichment program. >> it is sophisticated. the most unique thing was this was a virus designed to physically destroy something. in the past, we have seen malware that steals passwords and credit card numbers. but we have never seen something designed to physically destroy, essentially leap out of the digital world into the physical world and have kinetic activity. that was the first thing that made stocks that -- stuxnet unique. it was sophisticated. to slow thened speed of the centrifuges. it also did this remarkable trick which was to make the operators at the plant think the operations were perfectly normal. it record

. >>> after a nine-year and 3 billion mile voyage the new horizon spacecraft came awake last night nearpluto, the spacecraft spent most of its flight in hibernation. the supplies included a video camera. it will make its closest approach in july and give us the best shots of pluto we've ever seen, it already provided shots of jupiter. scientists hope to analyze the gases and see what minerals are on its surface. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00. more rain is coming including one of the biggest storms in years to hit the bay area. meteorologist drew tuma has more on the forecast. >>> andçó outplaying colin c >>> back out to north oakland now and sky 7 hd. a live picture for you here, this is over highway 24 near children's hospital. you can see police and protesters in lanes there, some protesters did make it up onto the freeway. blocked traffic, looked like it was backed up for miles. the cars as we pull out here, you will see some of that. you will see the people, police appeared to have them contained. some had them down on the ground and put the plastic curfews on their wrists. an

are a nation on wheels and as ato take to the air slim young man and a silver plane opens up new horizonse to try something new. in no time at all, there are scheduled flights to anywhere you want to go. the dimensions of time and space are further diminish. a new age begins and we move forward with it. past go, we preserve the to mirror the accomplishments of those who have shown us the way to the future. ♪ >> with live coverage of the the house on c-span and senate on c-span2, here on c-span, we complement that coverage by showing you the most relevant hearings and public affairs events. on weekends, c-span3 is home to american history tv, with programs that tell our nations stories including the civil war's 150th anniversary, american artifacts, touring museums and historic sites to discover what artifacts reveal about america's asked. history bookshelves come with the best-known american history writers, with the presidency looking at our nation's commanders in chief. top college professors delve into america's pass and real america, showing educational films from the 1930's through t

. >>> after a nine-year and 3 billion mile voyage, the new horizon spacecraft came awake last night near pluto. it launched in 2006 and spent most of its flight in hibernation. it the is packed with scientific gear. it will begin observing pluto and its moons next month. in july, the spacecraft will make its closest approach and give us the best shots of pluto we've ever ever seen. nasa scientists hope to analyze pluto's atmospheric gases and see what minerals are on its surface. >>> coming up next, a bay area holiday display will be televised across the nation this week. see the kind of work that goes into creating such a big display. more rain also coming including one of the worst storms in years to hit the bay area. the forecast is next shttle derek carr outplayed colin kaepernick today at the battle of the bay. raiders shocked >>> another live look for you right now. this is the view from sky 7 hd over berkeley where a protest is underway for a second night in the row. they're marching near telegraph. last night's nonstrags did get into some trouble. just moments ago we did see some

and asked me what i was doing there and i told him exactly, you know, i'm waiting on my kids at new horizonsgave them the name, the place. i have to go get my kids. please don't touch me. >> you're going to go to jail. >> reporter: the police are called. >> i was excited for the police to come. more of less just because they were going to get -- i expected them to get there and say that i was in a public area and they had no reason to ask me to leave. >> put your hands behind your back. >> reporter: while chris is recording on his phone, the situation starts to deteriorate. he is then tasers and eventually arrested. >> i'm not doing anything! stop, please! >> reporter: the same day this video surfaced, all of lolly's charges were dropped. he's now suing the city of st. paul and the three officers involved. the police officers have denied all wrongdoing. his video may have just saved him from prison. while other videos like this one now so familiar, ignited a firestorm in america that continues to reverberate. rallying around these hash tags has given way to conversations that may have never

the potential to go to mars could open up new horizons or everyone, so there is a lot riding on this mission, but safety is a big priority here. if there's any engineering problems, if the wind reaches a certain speed, everything is shelved. we'll have another window hopefully tomorrow, but time is definitely running out here. >> less than 15 minutes left for that window and for that spacecraft to launch at cape canaveral. if it does, we will bring you the live pictures here, of course. thank you oh so much for now. >> from science fiction to the prehistoric, london's natural history museum is unveiling a nearly complete dinosaur skeleton, now open to the public. >> meet see fee, she is 150 million years old, a vegetarian from north america and she's a stick sour russ. >> it gives us a huge amount of information about the anatomy. >> she was a teenager on the cusp of adulthood when she died. there is no sign of catastrophic injury. it's almost impossible to tell if a dinosaur is mail or female unless eggs are found inside the bones. the donor wanted to name it after his daughter. >>

. >> we have ignition and liftoff of nasa's new horizon. >> the probe was launched a long time ago, ant's now in our galaxy 4.8 kilometers away from oath. pluto is smaller than our moon. signits want to know how it's been classified as a dwarf planner and exist beyond jupiter. it will fly closest to pluto next july. >>> you can always catch up any time on our website. the address for that is aljazeera.com. ♪ >> the wonder of the world's forests... is often found in the creatures that live in them. but the most rare and precious of animals are increasingly falling prey to poachers. the u-n now classifies the trafficking of exotic wildlife... as second only in scale to the illegal drug trade... so vast and lucrative is this black market underworld.... that authorities say its driving more species than ever into extinction.

s new hozon spacecraft -- horizon is awake of and is about to become the first craft to visit pluto. jacob ward has more from san francisco. >> it's been an exciting year for space exploration, the u.s. space agency handed on an asteroid and a japanese satellite taking a bike from one. and now an 8-foot nasa spacecraft. the size and shape of a baby piano, about to rip past pluto, which is strange, hostile, something that we have not visited before. we are not going there to get it ready for human habitation. the light of the sun looks like a dim, distant flashlight. it takes four hours to reach the surface, making the place cold. the surface temperatures around negative 382 degrees farenheit and because of its weird elongated orbit cuts a huge obviously in the journey around the sun. you can't predict the seasons. it makes it a hard place to set up shop. we are going there because pluto is part of a kyper belt. as this probe passes through that belt, it will be like a rapid fire tour of the beginning of the universe. here is pluto, rocks, boom, we are gone. that makes this a tricky m

the "new horizons" spacecraft was taken off its sleep mode for the last time saturday. the probe had 18 of these naps, in order to save wear and tear. but now it's ready to get an up-close look at pluto. the first pictures are expected to come in next month. the quality of the pictures is supposed to improve as the probe gets closer. nasa says the pictures should be better than those from the hubble telescope. this just may be the worst driver in canda. take a look. we've sped up the video, because the woman actually took more than four minutes to get out of this parking space. she finally got out, with a help of another driver. he discovered, only after she left, that she had damaged *his car while trying to get out. police in calgary say they know who the woman is. and they're investigating the incident as a hit-and- run. >> are we sure there was a pet person in their question mark nobody is paying any attention. >> i guess only after she left to discover that she had damaged a car while trying to get out. police in calgary are investigating this as a hit and run. >>

i never do this with celebrities, but are you by any chance the foxy mom on the new horizon realty ad i gonna regret doing that? did the marlboro man have any regrets? this ad is perfect. see, i'm not just selling houses, i'm selling myself, and the best part about me is my family. and my teeth. and both...are on display in this ad. mm. "i can't be satisfied until you're satisfied"? coming soon to a bus bench near you, not to mention our minivan. so that's really happening? wait. what's happening to our minivan? having this bad boy shrink-wrapped on it. classy. yep. now all that driving around your mom does will serve a purpose. alex: good morning, family. how are you all doing on this beautiful day? okay. what's this?

i never do this with celebrities, but are you by any chance the foxy mom on the new horizon realty adret doing that? did the marlboro man have any regrets? this ad is perfect. see, i'm not just selling houses, i'm selling myself, and the best part about me is my family. and my teeth. and both...are on display in this ad. mm. "i can't be satisfied until you're satisfied"? coming soon to a bus bench near you, not to mention our minivan. so that's really happening? wait. what's happening to our minivan? having this bad boy shrink-wrapped on it. classy. yep. now all that driving around your mom does will serve a purpose. alex: good morning, family. how are you all doing on this beautiful day?

number one, new horizon spacecraft is going to approach pluto.re going to get close-up views of pluto and its moons. the second thing is that the rosetta spacecraft is orbitting the comet. as it approaches the sun it's going to turn on and form a tail. we'll watch that upclose. finally, the privatization of space. nasa, at the end of the year gave two contracts to companies for mining asteroids. and so now we're about to step out, not just with the national programs from governments like the u.s. and nasa but now private companies are taking it to the next level. >> lot of exciting developments in the space world. we'll be following that closely in 2015. thank you very much, hakeem on that insight. >> thank you. >> we want to tell but a special tamron hall is hosting on own tomorrow night. tamron looks back at historic moments on the oprah winfrey show that covered race relations and civil rights. >> 25-year run smack dab was the trial of the century, o.j. simpson's murder trial, a defining moment in our culture that spoke volumes about where we

. >> nasa's deep spacecraft new horizons is fully awake. it will continue its journey to pluto and its five moons. the probe launched in 2006 and is expected to arrive next july. it is packed with cameras and will hopefully send back the first pictures of pluto. nasa released new images of the martian surface, among them a selfie. there are several black and white shots of the wind swept martian landscape. >> ahead, we take a closer look at the release of a half dozen prisoners from guantanamo bay and talk to one of their attorneys. >> an al jazeera exclusive focusing on the kenyan death squad. new evidence now that police there carried out government-sanctioned murder of muslim radicals. >> we are back in two minutes with more aljazeera america. we leave you with live images from l.a., firefighters battling now two major fires, two freeways have been shut down there. >> investigating a dark side of the law >> they don't have the money to puchace their freedom... >> for some...crime does pay... >> the bail bond industry has been good to me.

we are stuck with the rain all day but there is better news on the horizon. while it may not be a white christmas this storm will be clearing out in time for the holiday. we will have all of the details and if you are traveling, today traffic and weather get together on a day like this, right vittoria. >> unfortunately weather like this always causes problems, that is just how it goes, specifically speaking, traveling on the vine street expressway we have an overturn truck accident, traveling on the westbound vine approaching eastbound schuylkill. we will have more details on this and rest of the roadways coming up, nicole. >>> more on our breaking news, police kill an 18 year-old man at a gas station near ferguson, missouri sparking new protest. officer was doing a routine check at a gas station when he noticed two men standing outside, one of the men pulled out a gun and pointed it at the officer and that is when officer shot him. video shows people break nothing to stores there. this is all happening 2 miles from ferguson where another police shooting spar

as we gain knowledge into new therapies, horizons open that we haven't imagined before.n the way cancer can be treated. by increasing innovation patients will have more access to treatment that can potentially cure their cancer. >> the tumors we treat continue to change so that when we develop a new treatment, the tumor can actually adapt to that treatment and overcome it. we need innovative approaches that overcome that resistance when tumors develop to our treatment. >> cancer innovation is essential because that is how we have improved outcomes in the last 10 to 20 years. we have a lot further to go. and it's not just curing cancer. from a nursing perspective, it's returning patients to normal functionality. >> and less innovation keeps up with the pace to changing demographics and changes in diseases, we could fall behind. >> it is now our privilege to welcome dr. edith mitchell. >> nancy, thank you very much. .....congressman scott. and ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here this morning. it is a privilege for me to speak about cancer innovations. this year

we are stuck with the rain all day but there is better news on the horizon. while it may not be a white christmas this storm will be clearing out in time for the holiday. we will have all of the details and if you are traveling, today traffic and weather get together on a day like this, right vittoria. >> unfortunately weather like this always causes problems, that is just how it goes, specifically speaking, traveling on the vine street expressway we have an overturn truck accident, traveling on the westbound vine approaching eastbound schuylkill. we will have more details on this and rest of the roadways coming up, nicole. >>> more on our breaking news, police kill an 18 year-old man at a gas station near ferguson, missouri sparking new protest. officer was doing a routine check at a gas station when he noticed two men standing outside, one of the men pulled out a gun and pointed it at

. >> there is another new ride on the horizon called "sky caliber." this is a water slide at a texas facility. it is a world record-breaking design. 90 feet tall with a 45-foot vertical drop. go around the loop. even though it's a water slide, you don't go down on your body. >> you go in a coffin. it will kill you. >> here is what it looks like inside the ride. that's your point of view through the tube. there's the look inside the chamber. >> you lay there like this. >> it is not uncommon to pay tribute to people who left an imprint in our life after they passed. there is a new project called "while i'm here, the legacy project" that pays tribute to people making a difference in our communities while still living. >> in this first installment, the san diego highway man is featured. >> people call me the highway man because i go out on the freeways and highways and byways and help people that broke down it. do it because when i was 16, i got pulled out of a snow bank by a man who came along. he wouldn't accept any money from me. he just said if you ju

. >> coming up some good news on the horizon for america's workers minimum wage is going up in nearlytically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in to the sign then drive event and get a five-hundred dollar new year's bonus on select new volkswagen models. offer ends january 2nd. >>> and now for some much-needed good news tomorrow minimum wage will rise in 20 states nearly half the union, including gop-strong holds like montana, first time states will have higher minimum wage than the federally required amount. today the empire state's minimum wage up to $8.75, up from $7.25 last year this coming after rallies demanding fair pay. in january president obama called for a 10-$10.10 federal minimum wage. all told will pump over a billion dollars back into the economy. as for the other 29 states there's a simple way to do the same.

but it certainly seems like something new on the horizon. we will pick up with new ideas about race and racial identity on thursday's class. okay. thank you for a great discussion. i have papers for a couple people up here. >> you have been watching a special presentation of our lectures in history series. we have more every saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. join students in the classroom to hear lectures on campuses across the country on topics ranging from the american revolution to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. every saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern here on american history tv. >>> we want to tell you about some of our other programs. saturday at 4:00 a look at the history bookshelf. tune in as the country's best known american history writers of the past decade talk about their books. that's history bookshelf every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span c-span3. >>> new year's day on the c-span networks, here are some of our featured programs. 10:00 a.m. eastern, the washington ideas forum. e

reporter: oil production here has soared more than 70% in the past six years, spurred by new hydraulic fracking and horizon drilling technologies, but the cheaper price could make it too expensive to extract. >> to this point we haven't seen a significant impact, but we're right about at that $60 per barrel level where things start to get dicey. >> reporter: riccadonna says we haven't seen a bottom yet, and some analysts believe oil prices could hover in the $60 to $70 range, scott, for a couple of years. >> pelley: anthony, at some point this starts costing jobs in the oil economy. >> i think it could be pretty soon if prices hover here for long, but remember, it also is a huge stimulus in the rest of the economy. it's a lot of spending money, $10 to $20 in people's pockets every fill-up. that's a big stimulus for the u.s. economy. >> pelley: anthony, thank you. congress faces a midnight deadline to pass a spending bill or the government will run out of money. president obama and house republicans spent the day urging members to pass a $1.1 trillion bill. some democrats balked at additions that would weak

news. >>> rain is on the horizon. live doppler hd shows the first of another series of storms on the way for a wet weekend in the bay area. >> good morning, i am kristen sze. >> we will look outside right now from our exploritorium camera, the clouds are thick and heavy. the rain is about to return. the question is, how many hours until the first rain drops? meteorologist mike nicco has a look at live doppler hd. >> great question. between noon and 1:00 o'clock we will see the showers march ashore. right new, just light showers especially along the higher elevations of our coastline. as we move through this, they are moving from south to north on the moist flow. that is why most of the showers are going to head more north but the entire line is marching to the east. look at that, thunderstorms to our southwest which is 120 miles from us. there are two waves: the official cold front with the strongest thunderstorm and a secondary wave coming in during the evening keeping the threat of showers and storms in the forecast

adam: according to a a new fox poll a majority of americans are feeling good about 2014 but what economic threats are on the horizon for the new year? let's bring in today's panel. pete hegseth concerned veterans of america and fox news contributor, jack hough from barons and simon constable from "the wall street journal." pete start with you, was this a good year for your family? 67% said yes and highest number going back since 2009. >> it is good to hear. but surprising as supposed recovery has not hit middle america. interest rates have to go up at some point. the economy is addicted to them. debt ceiling fight in march. where will that go with emboldened conference. adam: i tell you where it will go? jack we have the debt ceiling problem in march. oil will go up eventually in price. could it happen before march? >> oil could go back up. i don't think it will go anywhere near where its with. this many looking fed rate hike will be less of a exciting event than investors think. adam: could be a minimal hike even if they do it? >> the fed will be very careful with dollar this strong and overseas markets this week.

below 6 percent next year and retail sales will get 5 percent bump, nothing but good news financially on the horizonals, william and kate, are starting their day in the big apple. >> the first time the couple has visited new york city and we find our reporter. >> good morning, kristen and eric. the royals are now here in manhattan. as you can toll, it is a frigid day so hopfully kate is warm. crowds are gathering at the center if child development where kate will start the morning dealing with three, four and five-year-old kids all super excited because as you can imagine that is the perfect age to meet a princess. we are told they will do crafts together and wrapping some packages while prince william has left and believed to meet with president obama in washington, dc. washington, dc. a lot of couples have and this have left prince george at home. >> so kate is 4 1/2 months pregnant. is she doing anything special to being cared for? >> we understand the first try mess step was very difficult but she is doing better now. however, out of the caution, there is an ambulance constantly accompanying her

as we gain knowledge into new therapies, horizons open that we haven't imagined before.n the way cancer can be treated. by increasing innovation, patients will have more access to treatment that can potentially cure their cancer. >> the tumors we treat continue to change so that when we develop a new treatment, the tumor can actually adapt to that treatment and overcome it. we need innovative approaches that overcome that resistance when tumors develop to our treatment. >> cancer innovation is essential because that is how we have improved outcomes in the last 10 to 20 years. we have a lot further to go. and it's not just curing cancer. from a nursing perspective, it's returning patients to normal functionality. crooks and less innovation keeps up with the pace to changing demographics and changes in diseases we could fall behind. , >> it is now our privilege to welcome dr. edith mitchell. >> nancy, thank you very much. congressman scott. and ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here this morning. it is a privilege for me to speak about cancer innovations. this year

but it certainly seems like something new on the horizon. ill pick up with new ideas about race and racial identity on thursday's class. okay. thank you for a great discussion. i have papers for a couple people up here. >> you have been watching a special presentation of our lectures in history series. we have more every saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern. join students in the classroom to hear lectures on campuses across the country on topics ranging from the american revolution to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. every saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern here on american history tv. >>> we want to tell you about some of our other programs. saturday at 4:00 a look at the history bookshelf. tune in as the country's best known american history writers of the past decade talk about their books. that's history bookshelf every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span c-span3. >>> new year's day on the c-span networks, here are some of our featured programs. 10:00 a.m. eastern, the washington ideas forum. energ

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we've got sunshine in every sipping will location but everybody cloud up tomorrow. 2015 is on the horizon, newtemperatures will be cold. 28 degrees around midnight. so just know that whatever your festive wear is for that time period, it better be warm. 55 degrees is our temperature today, bright sunny really nice day. the light wind out there. tonight we will start to pick up a few cloud. so as a result it is milder overnight, 42 degrees. then we will start to see these shower chances coming in here on sunday at 51, still mild enough tomorrow but with the cloud it won't have that same feel. by the time we get to money think we might be able to hold any precipitation off, until basically monday evening, but we will have to continue to watch out for that. do you see a snow shower mixed in with any of that on monday evening? it is possible. at least at this point. we've got temperatures of 42 on monday. on tuesday, 38 degrees, we should be seeing some sunshine but it is cold. notice those bottom row of numbers. those are the once at night. wednesday, new years eve, we are looking at 33 degrees,

. >> a big night and a big prize for taylor swift, nabbing the cma horizon award for best new artist.i'm not even an adult yet legally. it's really exciting. >> barely 18 years old and owning country music. a cma win. a platinum record and a grammy nomination. >> i never imagined that my life would be this magical. >> taylor allison swift has been writing her own ferry tail since she was born. >> do you want to see her daughter. she's all dolled up. >> oh, my god -- >> here she is just a few days old. taylor posted the home video for fans who preordered her latest album 1989 named for the year she was born. ♪ ♪ welcome to new york . i don't want to hear that we never did anything for her. not ever. >> taylor had a privileged and ideal childhood. both of her parents had careers in finance and she and her little brother austin were raised on a 12 acre christmas farm in redding, pennsylvania. dolly moore and her son andrew lived next door to the swift family. dolly baby sat taylor for years. >> i didn't have a little granddaughter so she kind of fill that space for me. i loved her beauti

nabbing the cma horizon award for best new artist. >> i mean, i'm not even, like, an adult yet legally>> barely 18 years old, and owning country music. a cma win. a platinum record. and a grammy nomination. >> i mean, i never imagined that my life would be this magical. >> taylor allison swift has been writing her own fairytale since she was born. >> you want to see your daughter? >> yeah. >> she's all dolled up and ready -- >> oh, my god. >> here she is just a few days old. taylor posted the home video for fans who preordered her latest album, "1989" named for the year she was born. ♪ welcome to new york ♪ it's been waiting for you >> i don't want to ever hear from this kid that we never did anything for her. not ever. >> taylor had a privileged and idyllic childhood. both her parents had careers in finance, and she and her little brother, austin, were raised on a 12 acre christmas tree farm in reading, pennsylvania. >> look. >> dolly moore and her son, andrew orth, lived next door to the swift family. dolly baby saturday l taylor fo. >> i didn't have a little granddaughter. she kind

horizon. there is a new competitor, [speaker not understood] portland oregon just purchased a new [speaker not understood] drydock in china and it's here now. it's getting outfited and will be in operation in the next few months. >> actually yesterday. >> yesterday, i'm informed. thanks, bill. so, i mean, there's going to be a commercial on deck by the com p/e he advertising, but we think we still have a very good position to go forward with. so, i'm going to turn it over to ricky when he's done he's going to throw deuce bill done bar, the general manager of bae [speaker not understood] give a brief overview of his view. ricky. >> thank you. i'm ricky [speaker not understood], development manager with the planning and development division of the port. we are excited to be here. [speaker not understood] as peter indicated, we are hoping we will be able to come back to you in december, on december 16 to have a deal. on the other hand, if we're not able to cut out some of the remaining issues, we may be heading back to you in january. the site or the shipyard as indicated is in pier 70 and it con

horizon. he respected revolution in new mexico as an internal matter but the countries shared a 2,000-mile borderand had been troubled since 1910. president wilson authorized sending 15,000 regular army troops and 156,000 national ds

for some, that scene is a silver lining on the horizon. bbc news and now, a tale of two marios. one is the computer game character super mario. the other is the footballer mario balotelli. he's found himself having to apologize after claims he was being racist. the row centers around a post on his instagram account, why he showed a picture of his namesake comparing his athletic and coin collecting abilities to black and jewish people. it's landed him in hot water with both his club, liverpool, and the game's governing body in england, the football association. balotelli has since deleted the post and said he was just trying to be anti-racist with humor. nick marshall mccormack has been following it all. balotelli has defended himself, i think even saying his mother is jewish. >> that's right. i think a lot of people -- the comment i'm reading is "silly mario." he gets himself in trouble a lot with the authorities. he is an outspoken character, and liverpool have tried to say that there was no malice intended in mario's post on instagram, which he r

but it certainly seems like something new on the horizon. l pick up with new ideas about race, and racial identity thursd in the next class.ok thank you for a great discussionea.i have i have papers for a couple people up here. ple u >>> you've been watching a ing special presentation of our our lectures in history series. we've got more every saturday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern.rn. join students in the classroom to hear lectures on campuses across the country on topics ranging from the american revolution a to the 9/11 terrorist at attacks. "lectures in history" every saturday atay 8:00 p.m. and mi midnight eastern here on "american history tv." we want to tell you about some of our other american history programs. so joins us every saturday at 4:00 p.m. eastern for a look at the "history bookshelf." tune in as the best history torit writers ofer thes past decade talk about their books. again, that's "history bookshelf" every saturday at he 4:00 p.m. eastern here on "american history tv" on 3. c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span h

horizon. good morning. this is "nbc news today." i'm rosemary conners.logist brittney shipp is tracking the conditions outside. i can handle the cold weather

horizon. good morning. this is "nbc news today." i'm rosemary conners. meteorologist brittney shipp is tracking the conditions outside. i can handle the cold weather so long as we don't have that strong, biting wind. >> it is a freezing start to the morning in most locations, right at 32 degrees. especially at the philadelphia international airport. as we head into the rest of today, temperatures are going to stay below average in the 40s, so it is going to be a cold end to your weekend. wind speeds out of the northwest at 6 miles per hour. it's below freezing in mount holly at 30 degrees. only 28 in atlantic city. 27 in wildwood. 29 degrees in wilmington. 28 in coatesville. a chilly 24 degrees in mount pocono. cloudy and cold. i'm tracking rain on the way. i'll go over all the details in my seven-day forecast. >>> new from overnight, an apartment fire in newcastle county, delaware, september two people to the hospital. the fire broke out around 2:15 at the harbor house apartments. crews had the fire under control within the last half-hour. we are workin

. >> one other issue i think a lot of people are seeing on the horizon with this new republican dominated washington and this doesn't necessarily have to do with congress liz, the hobby lobby decision this year felt i think, to a lot of people like a setback for women's rights. you as the person who has brought lady parts justice to the world, what do you think about this coming in the next two years? are we looking at more what you call the quote/unquote, war on women? >> i'm in minnesota now. as soon as the hobby lobby decision came down there's a car dealer shil that executed their right to say, you know, i guest guess we're a religious car dealership who would like not to provide birth control to our employees. i'm sorry, aside from bedrooms cars are the next place people get pregnant in. >> i love this! >> so i think that the war on women will continue because women continue to ask for a seat at the table. when we do that that threatens those who have unjustifiably been holding those seats for years. there's going to be no shortage of wars on women. >> there's been a very -- it's bee

mode between now and the end of the year because i think the new year always presents new difficulties in horizons not considering the xexuberance. there could be pressure of wage increasings, problems if the dollar continues to rise to new levels and change problems for us from a comparative point of view and so towards the end of the year exception with the strong rallies like this, i prescribe to go into cash and see what happens in the first few months of the next year and be ready for it. >> all right, gentlemen, thank you both. >> merry christmas. >> good to see you. >> thank you so much. >>> heading toward the close. buy or sell here? any pressure that you know of? >> they were to the buy side. they've begun to pair off. you have to watch the dow and see if it can hold on to the gains. >> and that's what we're doing. up 81 now. s&p also in record territory. >> we are going to set you up for the new year. bob pisani spotting out money making opportunities in 2015. then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts mean

new year's day. looking at sunshine no snow and actually no snowstorms on the foreseeable horizon looking out a good ek from now, too. and temperatures though will remain very chilly. as a cold new year's eve night and day and in our city that is an outdoors day new year's so we know it will be very very cold. >> what's the deal with the no snow? >> well it's just the way it is. >> winter was supposed to be horrible. >>> i think that there's not -- that's more of what we thought because of last winter. >> right, right. >>> didn't look like it would be that batter of a winter but you have the mentality the last winter was so bad and we're short-term thin kearse. >> not when it comes to the eagles. >> we're thinking long term. >> yeah. you have to. >> we kind of have to. >> cold for those guys until next training cam. eagles all time leading rusher talks about the pain he feels about the one goal he's yet to coolish. you've got to see this. what caused shack to stumble to his feet to underneath a >> we've got an update thon crash we told you about earlier in the show. skyfox over this scene in upper me

new casinos could be on the horizon. why size matters in this case. >>> and railroad tracks are the last place you would ever want to see this. how a school bus ended up on the rails with children inside. >>> we're learning more about the two men charged with setting several churches on fire. investigators say the mayor burned healing hands three churches in felton. they identified them as alex harrington and joe skolac. one man admitted to starting the fires, but investigators say it had nothing to do with race or relidge i don't think. one pastor tells nbc 10 they were sdwrus loosh to go steal whatever they could find. >>> our church was on their way and said this is a good place to start. >> that pastor says he forgives the men who burned down his church. >>> honest take says it will replace air bag inflaters on 2.5 million more cars. the air bags can inflate with too much force blowing apart a metal canister and spewing shrapnel. at least five people have died because of the problem. honda's expansion brings total re

horizon. he respected revolution in new mexico as an internal matter but the countries shared a 2,000-mile border and had been troubled since 1910. president wilson authorized sending 15,000 regular army troops and 156,000 national guardsmen to the border in 1916. captain william presley screws, this is taken at the time of mobilization, was mustering officers for four regiments. he smoked cigars, tolerated profanity, but he was a very rigorous man and was committed to the task before him. few companies were up to authorized strength when he mobilized them. they were at about 2600 men then. rifle companies had three officers and 65 men. there was increased emphasis on the -- at the time of mobilization on physical fitness and on recognizing and controlling venereal disease. battalion marches were practiced with 80 pounds of equipment. this is when they were on active duty for their first mour foss of basic training. major general leonard wood, one of the army's most senior officers and commander of the department of the east, visited montgomery and inspected these men there. 21 men were court-mar

now with a new season on the horizon, patty's rolling out the red carpet with a star-studded clientelees? >> the stakes are higher. they want to know love and want the fix within like 48 hours. >> reporter: but celebrity or not, patty says it's the first date where so many of us go wrong. what is the goal of the first date? >> to have chemistry and see if there's something to the second date. chemistry is key. >> reporter: to see what she means, we set up cameras on a couple's very first date. >> nice to meet you. >> you too. >> reporter: and watched it unfold. right there. kiss on the cheek for a greeting. >> she's okay. >> so what are the master match maker's dos and don'ts to make sure you leave that first date with potential for a second date? tip number one, don't judge. >> it's not the best for your life. >> they will feel uncomfortable and turns the temperature off. >> reporter: tip number two, do ping-pong the conversation. >> there's zigging and zagging. so the conversation is ping-p g ping-ponging, super good. no person is overforeshadowing the other person. >> reporter: and

new beginning. do not wait forever. the horizonorward offering you space to place new steps of change, here on the pulse of this fine day, you may have the courage to look up and out and upon me, the rock, the river, the tree, your country. no less to you now than the mastodon. here on the pulse of this new day, you may have the grace to look up and out and into your sister's eyes, and into your brother's space, your country and say simply "with hope, good morning." [cheering] >> we conclude tonight with ruby dee, who died this year. she was best known for her roles in films like "a raisin in the sun." in 2004, she and her husband spoke at the democratic national convention paying tribute to civil rights pioneer. >> ladies and gentlemen we now welcome back to the podium, ruby dee. [cheering] >> thank you, thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> for our african-americans and the south at midcentury, the injustices have become routine. >> if you are thirsty you had to go to a water fountain for colored people. you have t

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the attention we're paying to loom showdowns in the lull e new year, there's a new e more immediate battle on the horizon for obama. this man you're seeing is antonio weiss. he became obama's pick to become the top official for domestic financial issues. weiss is a wall street guy. he's an investment banker. he's the guy that white house wants for this job. obama has had trouble throughout his presidency getting republican support for his nominees. this time, when it comes to the treasure department job, the opposition is coming from democrats. and i wanted'st's elizabeth war writing in an op ed against this financial background and high lighting 20 years as an executive financial firm that specializes in something called corporate inveterans administration. that's when a u.s. company relocates to another country, mainly to avoid u.s. tax e taxes. it's practice that president obama has called aept-american. bernie sanders has now said that he will not vote for weiss. now, senator al franken of minnesota says that he will vote arguing that weiss's ties to wall street making the wrong fit for a job that is