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now the race to drill for oil in the u.s. has created another boom and this time it's in sand which is a key ingredient in fracking now energy companies are expected to use over fifty six billion pounds of sand this year alone and the stock price of publicly traded companies that deal in sand have soared shares of houston based high crush partners have jumped fifty nine percent since it began trading in august of two thousand and twelve while shares of a maryland base and company have doubled since going public in two thousand and twelve as well giving it a market value of one point nine billion dollars. in other news this week j.p. morgan said that its web servers were breached in a cyber attack back in september but that they have since fixed the problem and reported the issue to law enforcement j.p. morgan chase is warning some four hundred sixty five thousand holders of prepaid cash cards issued by the bank that their personal information may have been compromised the cards were issued for corporations to pay employees an

ok rachel curtis as always joining me now to discuss discuss incentives that's right now a little competition in the marketplace that's a good thing but what about competition between governments that's another thing now governors of more than a dozen u.s. states are trying to court but we. airline manufacturer but how far will the states go missouri governor jay nixon is attempting to push through an annual one hundred fifty million dollars development sweetener for boeing and it includes an agreement among labor organizations to speed completion of boeing societies by working on a twenty four hour schedule twenty four hour schedule and for growing overtime sounds like a fun thing to do in. washington recently the largest corporate tax break in u.s. history conditional on boeing keeping their jet liner production their original ask you are these tax breaks than economic sweeteners are these the only way of attracting business in today's economy the company between all of these states as you said more than a dozen really underlines to me who has the power in this situation right boeing set a

richard kerr is the issue joins me now to talk about striking picket lines etc now we want to deliver by wednesday december twenty fifth well not so fast hundreds of workers at amazon and germany have walked off the job in an effort to pressure the e-commerce leader to settle on a wage disagreement now these are the first strikes against amazon anywhere in the world and today the strikers plan to rally outside amazon's seattle headquarters a top amazon executive in germany said the workers were mostly unskilled and had been unemployed for a long time implying they should be grateful to work at amazon original i'd turn to you in a down economy when employers have so much power like amazon does do workers have much leverage when they go on strike in a place like germany they have significantly more leverage than they do in the united states and that has to do with germany's labor laws which are regarded as significantly stronger and more in favor of employees in the united states ok now according to reports in the german media amazon is accusing strikers of. quote this quote from german

now the history goes back 1 hundred and thirty years. my talk focus on a more limited period of time. four exactly of creativity maine from the 1950's to the end of the 1980s. the reason for focusing profiler on this period is that it was during this time that the company began to forge and develop it's very distinct active some kind of. now for those who are not familiar with bully it's history goes back more than a century when the founder who you see on the screen later italy in his his name was the grandfather of the fattening and vice president of the company settled in rome opening the first store in 1994. now pious business prospered radical and it allowed him to open in 15 years two more shops in rome and a number of subsidies in italy naturally he lives and also seasonal resorts brood and i can see many of them listed around 1905. now after his death in 1932, the fact that he was skoekd by his two sons when you can see pictured here at the back jury box i don't the first boy was a great jeweler connoisseur and the second to publ

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rachel. >> as long as we all move into the manufacturer and retailing of robots, problem solved. see? done! >> problem solved. and cable news. >> yeah, doing that is very important. thank you at home for joining us this very, very important cable news hour. >>> mississippi. mississippi is not only a great state in its own right, mississippi has also for a generation, no, for a century, no, for the entire existence of our country, provided a great service to the rest of this country. number one, mississippi has forever helped american schoolchildren get over their native fear of spelling long words, because m-i, double s-i, double s i-is fun to say. so, you can smell mississippi and then you can spell anything. mississippi also helps us stay patient when we are counting off seconds in time. so, if you're covering your eyes and counting to ten while your friends run away to hide, if you use the word mississippi while counting, that will actually afford your friends enough

just a few days from now. and while it's relatively warm right now, temperatures could feel like it's dropping into the single digits by new year's eve. get ready for that chill. david? >> it's going to be cold night in times square. thank you. >>> you heard the report there. power still out from michigan so maine and now the cold and the next storm coming. we wanted to bring in new england's news leader, and mike wallcum. always great to have you. and first, your concern playing out right now? >> across the dakotas we have strong winds. out of the north, 20 to 30, gusting to 50 miles an hour. and the windchill index, 50 degrees below zero in parts of north dakota and areas of minnesota. look at the windchill indexes tomorrow. as we head in the morning hours, they are going to be dropping way below zero, south to kansas city. this is a real arctic blast. >> mike, you were telling me, the real worries there in new england, the next storm system, moving up the east coast? in time to hit before new year's? >> tha

"happening now" starts right now. jenna: breaking news on today's top headlines and brand new stories you will see here first. jon: the latest from the newlywed murder trial. a montana woman accused of pushing her new husband off a cliff to his death. what prosecutors are now saying about the couple's relationship. >>> the future is here now. researchers use nano medicine to treat infections. closer look at technology that could stop drug resistant bacteria in its tracks. >> >> also an abduction caught on tape. police release the video in hopes of finding the victim. it is all "happening now." jon: and good morning to you. a messy tuesday in new york. i'm jon scott. >> hi everybody. great to see you. i'm jenna lie. there is new concerns about alleged discriminatory practices under obamacare. as you know the affordable care act says no one can be denied health insurance due to preexisting conditions but according to a new report insurance companies are now devising ways to discourage sick people from signing up. jon: s

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>> it all makes so much sense now, he is just like bruce wayne. he is a wealthy bachelor who lives alone in a giant mansion, and bruce wayne has the batmobile, while francis has the popemobile. not only that, batman talks to morgan freeman, and the pope talks to god, who is also morgan freeman. >> and -- and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: just like the bat suit, the pope suit has nipples. >> folks, i enjoy food. this is thought for food. >> we live where big government food police, they spend all of their time counting the rat turds in my tortilla while the rabbit is still out on the street turning trix for kids! >> it is disgusting. >> well now the nance any state buzz killers of the fda wants to take away another foodstuff because it contains neither food or stuff. >> you go to restaurants the fda plans to ban trans fat from the food i have. >> it is a ingredient in a lot of our favorite foods. >> microwave popcorn, cookies, cakes, frozen pizza, and much more. >> the only person who stands up for trance fats, if it is so bad for you, why

now to. take a look at just to my right hand side you can see that's exactly what the barricades well that's this is the area that the protest was held about right now the police have pushed the protesters back now the police a formed up here is you can see it's my last time saw it right now we're in the area that's been held by the protesters over the last week or sorry but it's quite clear that the police want to try and clear the sad reality but for some reason they've stopped what they are right now the protests on state are continuing and we're left with another slightly tense standoff. now already the west has been expressing outrage of the actions of the ukrainian authorities as paul was saying just there the u.s. secretary of state john kerry giving his opinion in the strongest is out he's guy nature can reports from washington. it's not often that you hear the word discuss that from a diplomat it's usually reserved for some horrendous events while john kerry just used it to describe

it is now 4:35. new this morning we are getting a first look at the aftermath of a house fire in temple hills, maryland. a tree fell on a power line. presumably because of the weather and sparked the fire. everyone escaped the single l family home on joyce drive without injury. officials are still investigating to confirm what caused that fair. >>> the winter storm has already tied up traffic this morning. take a look here. two vehicles crashed into one another on the outer loop this morning. despite the off hours, a buildup of traffic did happen on 495 right there near the rockville pike exit. officials still trying to identify what caused a fire in a moving van that closed off part of i-270 near father hurley boulevard. caught the smoke pouring out of the van. some of the southbound lanes were closed for hours while crews put the fire out and treated the roadway there. now you can get the latest forecast even when you are out the door by downloading the free storm team 4 weather app. it will give y

right now we have a different perspective on this. for tommy chong the ability to buy marijuana for recreational use in colorado is welcome news. as an actor, comedian and activist a lead iing voice in t movement. he joins us now on the phone from tulsa, oklahoma. tommy, thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. who wants to buy pot there? >> well, we were weighing in on the desire. >> you wanted to score some weed? >> we wanted to talk -- i do have a couple lawyers here with me, so in that sense i'm covered. >> then no problem because i've been paying my lawyer lately with weed. >> what kind of lawyer do you have, tommy? >> the international currency of the world, you know that. >> danny and joey right now are making sure they pass the bar in the state you reside at this point. how big of a day is it, january 1, pot becomes legal for recreation recreational use for you and people involved in this movement, how big of a day is this? >> it's incredible because we're finally, you know, everybody is waking up to the truth. you know, t

explains now what's behind their reaction. to the explicit expression of its position over israeli settlements in occupied territories which are considered illegal under international law the u.k. government's a trade and investment arm had issued a warning to british businesses over the risks of involvement in economic and financial activities in the settlements and one of those could be a potential damage to. the company's reputation now i spoke with the u.k. trade and investment or arm and they told me these are voluntary a guidelines but they did also confirm that the u.k. government does not recognize the occupied territories including the settlements as part of israel and insisted that business and respect for human rights should go had it had been two thousand are the british government issued another voluntary guidelines to retailers and supermarkets to allow them to label the settlement produce so that consumers can make an informed choice on their purchases so this isn't the first time that such a warning has been is

now the cb crest traffic now with elizabeth. >>> breaking bath news, there are delays right now on trains heading from san francisco out towards the east bay. we just got off the phone with b.a.r.t., there is some sort of power issue. now the daly city station. so that's what's causing the delays right now in fact there's no direct service to dublin from san francisco. so see the blue line there on the screen? they think this could cause delays in the commute direction to san francisco as well. so we'll continue to watch it again we're just getting word. but we'll keep you posted throughout the morning. if you are hitting the roads this is what it looks like right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. everything is quiet coming into san francisco. i had mentioned the accident, actually service a stall. eastbound -- it was a stall. no big issues and obviously no major delays but this morning you can still cruise right past it. the san mateo bridge traffic also moving at the speed limit this morning. but once again b.a.r.t. delays from san francisco to the east bay. and i'll toss it back to you

. -- see some now. >>> 5:19 now.ore than a dozen current and former members of the l. a. sheriff's department. well they've been arrested. all part of the ongoing investigation into alleged abuse of inmates and visitors at two jails in downtown l. a.. 18 deputies indicted on monday for abuse and violating civil rights and also accused of filing phony reports to cover up the behavior. the prosecutor says criminal activity was systematic. >> federal investigation found that these incidents did not take place in a vacuum. in fact, the examples of illegal conduct alleged in these indictments demonstrated that certain of the individuals and certain of that behavior had become institutionalized. >> the sheriff says there's no problem within the sheriff's department. >>> two men have now been charged with stealing wreckage from actor paul walker's car crash. the "l.a. times" is reporting 18-year-old and 25-year-old followed a tow truck that was hauling the destroyed porsche carrera. they stole a roof panel while the truck w

is now approaching one hundred percent of g.d.p. the deficit is down twelve thirteen percent of g.d.p. so all those growth us happening in the u.k. is because of all the increase in debt as long as interest rates can keep low which is great to keep the debt mounting in this huge ponzi scheme however does give rise to incest you was kleptocratic cancer ridden finance. terrorists like jamie diamond and the folks assume here in the u.k. well this article points out that for example assets like network rail and taxpayer owned banks should be included in the accounts where they are currently excluded quote in defiance of normal accounting rules so the normal accounting rules but we have an incestuous deformed accounting rules that just decide to say that we could just keep on repackaging the same debt and this call it something else now it's an asset it's not a liability that was on the other side of the accounting ledger even though it's it's the same product of the same father or mother or uncle or aunt yes not putting things on the ba

at this point it's safe now. the shelter in place is being lifted for people that live in the immediate area. now that that has happened we can go and take a closer look at the pipeline in the ground and determine exactly what happened here today. >> reporter: pg & e crews and contractors are in the process of replacing the pipe -- pipes so that 20 residents can return to their homes. one woman says she called in with complaints of gas smells for more than a decade. tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> the lock in place order has been lifted. county authorities say that a construction crew ruptured a line around 10:30 along lone tree way. people in several buildings in the area were told to stay indoors. no injuries were reported. >>> pg & e crews also responded to a pipeline break in san jose. it happened in the allan rock neighborhood just before 9:30 this morning. pg & e officials say a contractor ruptured a line doing work in a sewer there. one resident lost service. there were no reports of any injuries. >>> now to a w

we know now. well police authorities consider eight terror attack to be the main cause of this incident now according to the latest reports of three policemen were killed and the blast and it was a very powerful explosion as it basically tore the car into pieces and also shattered the windows out the near of bhaiya buildings now in the incident happened a late in the evening on a friday car pulled over outside a police station and exploded at the blast happened in the city of pizza or school which is located and the staff up a region that borders to the north caucasus area that is considered to be very volatile ok thanks for the update there will become a virtue later as more details come through. it's been thirty three months of bloody civil conflict in syria and twenty's thirty's but no relief either to the people of the war torn country due on the contrary from the conventional stand off between the government and opposition the conflicts grow multi-dimensional by infighting between various reb

they are safe but their supplies are now limited. another icebreaker now rushing in to help.etail also in a live report later in the show. >>> new figures on how many americans are seeking health insurance under obama care.

now her dress is ruined. nose and unless you got a ring on your finger it doesn't mean anything. >> i want to see the after shot. i want to see what she looked like when she came up and did she have the bouquet. >> that's the question. is she going to be the next to get married? who knows? and did now," capitol hipris >>> this morning on "world news now," capitol hill surprise. long before government shutdown deadline lawmakers take action. a deal in the works and its impact on you. >>> deep freeze. from the ice dam breaking in the west to the wintry blast hitting the east. the meanest season in years. >>> she's the boss. picked to be america's first female auto company ceo. how she started at the bottom of general motors and worked her way to the top in a business dominated by men. >>> king of monsters. godzilla striking terror in the movies for the first time in years. get your first look in "the skinny" on this wednesday, december 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller

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well good morning on a friday international live from moscow now a moment. for me and the news team welcome to the program members of the european parliament pressuring ukraine's government to hold early elections as a way out of the crisis that's gripped the country e.u. lawmakers have also called for intervention using trade and other incentives to support those in favor of an agreement with the union ukraine's government has said that it could to renegotiate the terms of the association deal if europe provides more money. and agreed to discuss a new road map towards a possible agreement. antigovernment protesters continue to defy the autoroute he's blocking the city center with barricades and so suspending the work of government institutions as well as he is alexia chefs he reports it's not only causing chaos in the streets also taking a toll on the country's economy. the. key of protest have ended its fourth week with no sign it will die down the recent attempt by police to clear the streets proved fruitless and have only hard into people's resolve it to

this is the area that the protest was held right now the place of the protesters back now the police are formed out here as you can see it's my last time so i right now we're in the area that's been held by the protesters over the last week or so but it's quite clear that the police want to try and clear the area but for some reason they've stopped what they are right now the protest on state of continuing and we're left with a note the slightly ted standoff. the west has a ready expressed outrage of the actions of the ukrainian authorities the u.s. secretary of state john kerry giving his opinion in the strongest terms as an she's got her to carry reports now from washington. it's not often that you hear the word discuss that from a diplomat it's usually reserved for some horrendous events while john kerry just used it to describe the decision of the ukrainian leadership to dismantle protesters barricades in the center of key of and here's what he said the united states expresses its disgust with the decision of ukrainian authorities to meet the peaceful protest in queues my ground

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now finally, i'd like to end this talk by showing you the jewels of elizabeth taylor. now day. elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i didn't fisher in february 1962 for her birthday. they were part of a set at his last attempt from keeping his wife from running away with rendering burton arrest now in the x you'll see a small emerald or relatively small 7 carrots emeralds that was the first emerald and diamond ring which was the first jewel she received from burton. sprirlsz she never regarded it as american people engagement gift it was a spectacular broach

all right, now this one over here is not red anymore. it's red now. but the red light is hitting-- and not only the red light hitting, but the blue light is hitting it. so what is it? reddish-blue? is it a mystery why this shadow is reddish-blue? no, because the only lights hitting it are red and blue. magenta, you get? --and look at it over there. what color shadow we're getting in the far left? yellow. why is it yellow? it ought to be black, because of this shadow here. but the green and the red are hitting it. and when red and green hit the black shadow, they mismash to be what? yellow. isn't that nice? there's your yellow, magenta and cyan. these are your complementary colors, gang. red, green a blue, and the complementary colors, yellow, red and cyan. isn't that nice? ain't that nice? do you like it? [applause] if you get the right shade of blue and orange. let's try this. let's catch that light again, ted. this is sort of like a sky blue. and here's, like, a sunset orange. and these two are complementary. that particular shade of blue and that p

international for now the u.s. defense chief is in pakistan trying to smooth over the cracks between the two countries but despite a very warm handshake done perfectly for the cameras chuck hagel is taking a tough stance on the key area of division that of the deadly drone strikes he's warned that aid could be cut off if anti drone protests continue to stall military shipments to afghanistan unmanned attacks have killed nearly a thousand people in the last ten years and experts say washington is unwilling to admit what's really going on. i don't think anybody in the united states including the people members of congress really want to face up to the fact that the drone wars may be really unsuccessful one of the problems with the drone strikes are they do kill people but they also kill innocent pakistanis and this is a problem that you may be creating more terrorists then you're creating then you're killing their tactically successful in killing some militants but they're strategically a disaster because they create

you going to diversify now you. in a state with the financials it was either i'm going to stick with the financials i'm going to go one hundred percent all in because of for a couple reasons a with this movement towards the bigger banks that means there's going to be a push for spear banks out things that are going to be good for me plus if you remember everything kind of slows down and there's not much business happening in the new year so i'm hoping that staying with the financials will be a good decision for me as we push into the new year so that's what i'm going to do sensible show and we like a very much so i will sit up with all on financials and we see how you get on next week mr sean thomas and soon to be back next week as well live we're going to be seeing if another busted and bank fails what is the crisis in ukraine will really kate and i and that one and seeing how the situation progress is. not small surprises of course and i will indeed be back to see you as well have a fantastic weekend enjoy the res

ok rachel as always joining me now to discuss discuss incentives that's right now a little competition in the marketplace that's a good thing but what about competition between governments that's another thing now governors of more than a dozen u.s. states are trying to court but we. airline manufacturer but how far will the states go missouri governor jay nixon is attempting to push through an annual one hundred fifty million dollars development sweetener for boeing and it includes an agreement among labor organizations to speed completion of boeing's facilities by working on a twenty four hour schedule twenty four hour schedule and for growing overtime sounds like a fun thing to do now right away at washington state recently the largest corporate tax break in u.s. history conditional on boeing keeping their jet liner production their original ask you are these tax breaks in economic sweeteners are these the only way of attracting business in today's economy the comforting between all of these states as you said more than a dozen really underlines to me who has the power in this situa

. >>> time now 4:30. san franciscs fire chief is reacting to findings revealed at a federal hearing into july's deadly plane crash at sfo. kpix 5's sharon chin looks into the controversy over the death of a teenaged girl who initially survived the crash. >>> reporter: the 16-year-old student survived the asiana crash but we now know what san francisco fire chief joanne hayes-white had only suspected: not one but two fire trucks ran over the girl's body. she was covered in flame retardant foam. >> if there's anything certainly we can learn from the events of that extraordinary day, we're all about improving our operations. >> reporter: the report says minutes after the crash, two firefighters concluded the teenager was dead just by looking at her. they didn't check her breathing or pulse. the chief says firefighters acted within protocol for mass casualties. >> there's a category of deceased or what they call expectant, not expected to survive. our members that day had difficult decisions to make. one was

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now the race to drill for oil in the u.s. has created another boom and this time it's in sand which is a key ingredient in fracking now energy companies are expected to use over fifty six billion pounds of sand this year alone and the stock price of publicly traded companies that deal in sand have soared shares of houston based high crush partners have jumped fifty nine percent since it began trading in august of two thousand and twelve while shares of a maryland base and company have doubled since going public in two thousand and twelve as well giving it a market value of one point nine billion dollars. in other news this week j.p. morgan said that its web servers were breached in a cyber attack back in september but that they have since fixed the problem and reported the issue to law enforcement j.p. morgan chase is warning some four hundred sixty five thousand holders of prepaid cash cards issued by the bank that their personal information may have been compromised the cards were issued for corporations to pay employees an

now if you're thinking. in general oh gold gold was the most interesting market this year and i have never eaten so many bags of garbage you know what i was going to say. this year is gold but if you look at all the things that happen in gold every single shred of evidence this year in the market said that the demand for physical gold was soaring every bit of news coming out of the global precious metal system said the demand for physical gold was huge the only thing that seemed to fly in the face of that is the price so i don't mind owning gold now came to the difference between physical gold and paper gold yet physical gold it has to exist paper gold it doesn't have to exist and something i've seen estimates that there's one hundred times more sort of paper gold than than than than than the physical gold backing and i think the scam it's a kind of a fractional reserve banking of gold i do not i read the prospectus when it came out it had it right it was a bad joke the prospectus was a bad joke because i wa

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stanford now 8-2. first uconn loss to a nonconference opponent in 54 games. >>> now nba step, with or without them, the warriors should have easily handled the pelicans last night. that they did. but having andre iguodala back in the lineup sure didn't hurt. although he played only 18 minutes. scored a bucket. iguodala always making a difference on defense. in various other subtle ways. the warriors simply not the same team without him. >> i felt pretty good. you know, just gauging it. see it tomorrow when we play. with the hamstring, it doesn't really affect the jumper. more or less the lateral movement. we're trying to build it up in areas that i'm lacking from injury. >>> as far as the nba, the story everyone will be talking about tomorrow, not iggy's ham spring, but >>> the nba's eastern conference, in many ways, a waste land. the top 2 surely elite. that would be miami and indiana. lebron, teammate mario chalmers get at it. the two were not communicating well, lebron thought out on the court. howe

now what?ne point during the hearing she started to cry and a congressman said she almost made him cry. megyn. >> all right. thank you. >>> that's your "the kelly file" exclusive. a well known washington whistle blower has a new report about the background of a bunch of attorneys just hired to manage immigration litigation for the obama administration. jay christian adams is a former doj attorney and pajamas media contributor. they hired new immigration enforcement attorneys at the department of homeland security. why are you concerned? >> becse they turn to radical open borders organizations. they turn to groups funded by the tides foundation. mexican-american legal defense fund, latino justice. all of the demonstrated organizations with hostility toward immigration law are now the source of dozens of new lawyers inside the department of homeland security. this administration knows the personnel policy. if you don't want laws enforced go hire lawyers who don't like immigration laws. >> be spec

eun, over to you. >>> 5:54 now. revenue from the intercounty connector ended up meeting maryland state projections once those were lowered "the washington post" reports the tolls collected between montgomery and prince george's county are right on target with state forecasts. bringing in $36.6 million. the figure is $10 million to $32 million less that the original projection in 2005. vdot is ready to offer a plan to fix congestion on one of the busiest roadways. plans to ease gridlock through spots v spotsylvania county. leaders will announce vind findings from traffic studies. leaders may be at odds over the outcome after plans fell through. >>> a great falls family is thankful for a group of firefighters who saved their puppy when their house went up in flames. crews used a pet oxygen mask. >>> a first look at the official port rat of the outgoing virginia governor bob mcdonnell. nk donnell has more than one month left in office before governor-elect terry mcauliffe is sworn in. the portrait will be revealed tomo

"around the world" takes over now. now.om >>> a deadly air raid in syria reportedly kills dozens of people, including women and children. just the latest outrage in this nearly three-year civil war. >>> after months of deadlock, congress could have a budget approved this week. averting another fiscal crisis. but does the senate actually have the votes to get the bill through? >>> and china reaches the moon for the first time in its history. check out the amazing pictures. should the u.s. be worried now if china catches up in the space race? >>> welcome to around the world". i'm suzanne malveaux. michael holmes is off today. we begin with this, the pair

now, the u.s. and south korean governments believe that north korea is preparing for an act of aggression following the political instability in the country. just last week, north korean leader kim jong-un had his uncle executed after being convicted of treason. kim is currently hosting former nba star dennis rodman who is in pyongyang coaching north korea's basketball team. they're preparing for an exhibition game against an american team made up of ex-professional players to celebrate kim's birthday next month. the two men have become close friends. this is rodman's third trip to the her mit kingdom this year. rodman says he's not interested in politics or raising the issue of human rights. nor is he willing to bring up the imprisonment of american missionary kenneth bay sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly trying to overthrow the regime. the u.s. government insists it has not asked rodman to replay a message to u.n. on its behalf. the two countries have not spoken for at least two year

right now. because if she does run, she worked for the president. but yet she doesn't want to be associated with him if the health care rollout and the rest of this goes south. she has to balance what's good for her. and it doesn't look right now that being aligned with obama is that good for her. >> it's interesting, because i remember when i first started in journalism in the early '90s. we were talking about hillary care. it really does go all the way back to hillary clinton. but understandably now, with all of the debacle of the rollout, howard, she doesn't want to be associated with this. right? >> that is true. but at the same time, she doesn't want to alienate president obama's core supporters, particularly african-american voter who is she may need in 2016. james carville, long time clinton intimate, told me the other day no successful presidential candidate has ever run by saying the next four years are going to be exactly the same as the last eight. she has to be a different kind of de

but this comes as those games now approach. tonight, abc's alex marquardt on the investigation and new pressure on authorities there to beef up security ahead of the games. >> reporter: a massive flash followed by a cloud of smoke as the blast rips through the frigid winter air. bodies strewn around volgograd's central train station, at least 16 dead. ambulances race to rescue the more than 50 wounded. "there were bodies everywhere," this woman said. "inside the train station, everything is destroyed." the suicide bomber's identity is unconfirmed. the station, one of the busiest in russia, was packed with travelers ahead of new year's. had it not been for this police officer, who stopped the bomber at the station's metal detectors, scores more could have been killed in the passenger waiting area. the bombings have raised fears for the winter olympics in sochi, which start in just six weeks. around 250 american athletes will participate. sochi is 400 miles south, in the heart of the north caucuses, a region racked by terrorist a

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five hours now. what's burning is a pile of appliances. they say it's about a 75-foot-wide pile and around 1:00 a.m., something in the pile exploded. they're still not sure exactly what that was. so they're not sure if there are any chemicals in that fire, which may be causing problems with the air, with the smoke that is being sent off from this fire. but we did get to talk to the fire chief about the fact that this is the second fire at the same place in just about the last month. >> since the last incident, we have made additional changes, in their operation. again, this fire -- there was an explosion. we don't know what caused that explosion. so we'll be looking into that and working with them and see what caused the explosion. and what additional precautions do they need to take. >> reporter: but the good news is, they have been able to get the fire under control. they hope they can have the fire fully out within at least the next couple hours. but for now, there is a lot of smoke out here. you