just go with nig." if you are offended by that joke, it's okay, i have one friend that i'm pretty sure is scottish. and he said it's fine. >> thanks for coming out, guys. i appreciate it. we'll see you next week. goodnight. [clappin captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) [eagle caw] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. thank you so much. [crowd chanting stephen] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for the amount of energy you put into that chanting given the fact that you've done it before. welcome to hour two of the broadcast. nation, you know, i do this show for one reason and one reason only, to look out for you. as we speak there's a massive corporate conspiracy to rip you off that the president has been strangely silent on. fortunately one brave news organization tackled it head on. "the new york post". today their front page blew the lid off the scandal honey, they shrunk the foot long. [ laughter ] [che

"nig >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with terry moran. >> hello, everyone.s for joining us. tonight, a high stakes rescue mission is under way. police are staking out the underground bunker where a 6-year-old boy is being held hostage after being kidnapped from his ride home from school. it was a deadly attack in broad daylight, one raising some chilling questions about how safe children really are on the school bus. abc's jim avila brings us this report. >> just had a bus driver shot. possibly deceased. >> reporter: that was bad enough. an innocent driver shot to death. as police rushed toward his school bus in midland, atlanta, they found much worse. this bright yellow rolling sanctuary for a group of elementary school kids had become a horrific crime scene. the armed suspect police would learn had escaped with a 6-year-old boy in his hands, heading to an underground bunker on his property, holding the boy prisoner, eight feet below ground in an earthen cave stocked with supplies that could last weeks. the young witnesses telling authorities it was a raid

that's not my view and certainly not nig my intent. i want to take a moment to complement members of the public who were here today. i think we've been through some contentious hearings that sometimes devolve into name calling and pretty raucous behavior. this is an incredibly intense issue for everyone involved. it's very personal for t.i.c. owners, for renters, for many, many different people. and yet this hearing was an incredibly civil and i think substantive hearing. and it was great not only that people were so thoughtful on both sides in their comments, but that it really appeared that by and large everyone who spoke would say their view and then acknowledge the views of the other side. and really underscoring that this is not a black and white issue. this is a very difficult issue, where everyone is on the -- in terms of supporting or not supporting. i also wanted -- for me, personally, this is a tough issue. i know and have met many t.i.c. owners who i represent and also in the city who are struggling in a huge way. and i do t

acceptable in 2013 there are so many millions of families in the world that go hungry every day and every nig night. >> mr. speaker, the british automotive industry is a well classed success story. 82% of the cars we produce we export. key is inward investment indeed inward investment is continuing membership of the european uni union. has the prime minister heard the growing voices of concern being expressed within the industry over the prolonged uncertainty these will create? and does he began to recognize the damage he might do to our economy and a sector employment hundreds of thousands of british workers? >> first of all let me say that i agree with the honorable gentleman that it's very welcome that for the first time since the 1970s britain is once again under this government a net exporter of cars. that is something to celebrate. i so we don't agree with him about what he says about business. this morning, you see, the institute of directors, the director general of the cbi, the chamber of commerce, the federation of small businesses all coming out and sing this is the right approach,

acceptable in 2013 there are so many millions of families in the world that go hungry every day and every nig night. >> mr. speaker, the british automotive industry is a well classed success story. 82% of the cars we produce we export. key is inward investment indeed inward investment is continuing membership of the european uni union. has the prime minister heard the growing voices of concern being expressed within the industry over the prolonged uncertainty these will create? and does he began to recognize the damage he might do to our economy and a sector employment hundreds of thousands of british workers? >> first of all let me say that i agree with the honorable gentleman that it's very welcome that for the first time since the 1970s britain is once again under this government a net exporter of cars. that is something to celebrate. i so we don't agree with him about what he says about business. this morning, you see, the institute of directors, the director general of the cbi, the chamber of commerce, the federation of small businesses all coming out and sing this is the right approach,

the domestic abuse people who are under court orders cannot buy either firearms or am nix nigs, but the backgrounds are only done on firearm purchases. you can walk into a walmart, buy a supermarket cart full of ammunition, pay for it, walk out, no questions asked. and so, all i'm suggesting is we should do background checks when people buy ammunition as well. >> it's a fair point. you talk about certain categories of people can't buy guns, which seems to be part of the problem because when ever there's a mass shooting, it becomes clear to normal americans these people are very sick. they are mentally ill. they haven't been institutionalized, there's been no way to find these people, but yet, they clearly are, to whatever extent you want to say, mentally ill. what can we do about that? >> here are a couple of points. first of all, someone who buys, for example, 1,000 rounds of ammunition or more, is probably someone who should be of interest to local law enforcement. >> fair point. >> at some point. >> yeah. >> and particularly if that person has a background of mental illness, law enfo

"nig "nightline" is on after us and it is a great show.nce, did you know honey booboo's mother is afraid of mayonnaise? >> what does this mean for late night and "nightline" joining me is gale shister and in new york adam buckman media reporter for tv howl and welcome to you, adam buckman. does america really need another comedian at 11:30? >> that remain fooz be seen. jimmy kimmel got millions of viewers and beat david letterman out on tuesday. are they interested in watching a late-night show and it turns out that they are interested in having a third choice with jimmy kimmel. >> right. obviously, more attention when you make your debut, gale shister. given leno and letterman have well-established franchises. how does kimmel distinguish himself? >> i think he distinguishes himself by lowering the median age of viewers at 11:35 p.m. right away. i think he attracts a much younger audience. >> lowering from 85 to something more reasonable? >> 85 to at least 83. but, also, if anything happens, i think he may hasten the retirement of letterma

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he will nominate as white house chief of staff jack lew to replace timmeney geithnood nig geithner.ou the announcement momentarily. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. ♪ make it worth watching. ♪ the new 2013 lexus ls. an entirely new pursuit. >>> we're following some news, disturbing news just coming in to cnn. a shooting at a high school in taft, california. taft high school, that's north of los angeles. about 30 miles outside of bakersfield. according to our affiliate kero, the shooting happened this morning around 9:00 a.m. local time, according to reports. at least two people have been shot. the shooter has been taken into custody. we're told parents picking up their kids at the school's football field right now. we're getting more information, but that according to our cnn affiliate kero. a shooting at a california high school. >>> there's other news we're following, as well. including the pastor who had been selected to give the inaugural benediction. he is now backing out of that, louie gigglio was receiving harh criticism over a sermon on

sky team 11 was over the scene at philadelphia road in rossville boulevard before 5:00 saturday nig friday night. we are told the vehicle remained ofrnt scene. investigators are working to figure out who was at fault. baltimore city police are investigating a shooting in northeast baltimore. officers responded to a call in the 2800 block of hartford road around 9:00 friday night. a man with several gun shot wounds to the upper body he was taken to the area hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. detectives are looking for a black older model acura with a taillight out seen leaving the area. we are back in a moment with a look at [ telephone rings ] good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >> good morning. the sun is out this morning. clouds to tof us. a couple clirps. one producing snow showers in new england another mix of rain and snow in the midwest running toward lake michigan right now. both of these should track north of us during the day today. we have good weather coming our way. current

god's glory fills the skies, triumph over the shades of nig night. the opportunity we have had to honor a woman of excellence, daw aung san suu kyi. we praise you for her passion, for freedom, for her willingness to sacrifice for truth, and for her courage to clean to her convictions. may her compassion, courage, and confidence challenges us when we are too will pleased with ourselves. when our dreams come true, simply because we have dreamed too little. may her sacrifice, daring, and persistence inspire us to rise to the challenge of the needs of our world, and to do it by making new commitments, followed by faithful service to you, and humankind. lowered, make us -- lord, make us strong and your strength, and lead us into a future, fueled by faith, focus, and fortitude. we pray in your sovereign

there was nothing last nig the fiscally responsible., the status quo of kick the can down the road. $4 trillion will be added to the debt over the next ten years as a result of last night's vote and, in fact, there weren't just no spending cuts, this was a 300 some billion dollars increase effectively. you mentioned hurricane sandy, the fact is the speaker had no choice, had we brought autopsy vote, marked it down to 20 or so, 27 billion where it should be to provide the actual relief, the senate wasn't there to take it, so effectively, it wouldn't have become law and the speaker knew. >> steve: the other problem, congressman, is the fact that the fiscal cliff deal actually sets up another fiscal cliff. here in two months, you guys -- you kicked the can down the road about 60 days where you'll have to address the sequester in 60 days. the gigantic defense and domestic cuts, and then have to do something about the debt ceiling, which, the good news for the republicans, is you've actually got some leverage over the president when it comes

. >>> the highlights from last nig night's 70th annual golden globe awards. take a look. >> and the golden globe goes to "argo." >> the biggest surprise of the night came courtesy of "argo." >> this is what i do. >> the story of the real-life cia rescue of the american hostages in iran. it landed best picture in a drama, beating out steven spielberg and "lincoln." >> i truly to god never thought i would be in the same breath as them. >> one for the history books, "les miserables" took best supporting actress. >> thank you for this lovely blunt object that i will forever more use as a weapon against self doubt. >> what's your name? >> django. >> another big winner "django unchained," quentin tear tarantino. >> surprise guest had audience on their feet. >> in lincoln we see a far better guide for future presidents. >> "lincoln" came into the globes leading with seven nominations. it won only one award, daniel day lewis as best actor in a drama. >> you can't run a global network of interconnected cells from a cave. >> jessica chastain won best actress for "zero