he played in more than 200 matches for nuremberg and bayern munich. hopes of a white christmas have been dashed. the country south as experience record high temperatures. >> in munich, the mercury hit 20.7 celsius, a record. a similar picture elsewhere in central europe, having an impact on how people celebrate christmas. >> these icicles are fake, just like the polar bears. a real winter wonderland would melt in the blazing sun of the atlantic coast. people are just. there holiday activities to suit the weather. >> it is wonderful weather for this season. usually it is cold. >> experiencing unseasonable sunshine. flocking to beer gardens and parks for a different take. >> we are not getting a christmas tree this year. it is better to just sit in the garden and enjoy things. >> switzerland is reporting record temperatures as well. these have shed their winter coats for a cool dip. this christmas, the only snow will be on the mountain tops. >> there will be a lot of well wishing from merry christmas to happy new year, but what exactly is happiness? >>

i think aggression is one of those things which again in nuremberg it was the crime of crimes there's something aspirational a very attractive about coming along in saying well without a war you don't get war crimes you know crimes against humanity and these other horrible things but the fact of the matter is it is awfully difficult to arrive at a satisfactory legal definition of aggression and i do worry about using the courts simply as a tool to settle political grievances between nations it george you want to jump in there. this go george you know yes it's very hard to see how. the invasion and destruction of iraq which u.s. government officials i just don't rumsfeld have admitted to cause the death of some one hundred thousand iraqis how that doesn't reach the threshold of gravity to warrant an investigation of this is warranting an investigation as it was no investigation. when. moreno ocampo was able to declare of the two months of what gadhafi did did indeed merit not only investigation but an indictment so it's going to be ridiculous to say well this this doesn't warranted thi

system and he is a constitutional lawyer you know without the law there is it's a law the jungle nuremberg existed for a reason after that and there was a reason to have trials as a reason for due process.

system and he is a constitutional lawyer you know without the law there is the law of the jungle nuremberg existed for a reason there was a reason to have trials as a reason for due process as bad as corpus called the united states. do you agree. totally if you look at his domestic policy he didn't break with the wall street friendly friendly policies the bush administration if you look at his. transparency he claimed to be the transparency president he's running for office there hasn't been transparency we've been actually classifying more documents under obama than we did under bush all previous presidents in one thousand seven hundred two thousand eight indicted three people total under the espionage act obama has already indicted six people under the espionage act the surveillance hasn't stopped the car suresh ns without particular trial have hasn't stopped so those policies have continued in the war policies and the militarization policies were maintained that we're fighting wars now in yemen afghanistan was done by keeping troops in afghanistan we haven't cut back on the things that

it was -- [ as woody allen ] "all those personal fouls in the lane, it's -- it's like the nuremberg trial ] amazing." and finally, victoria's secret has released a christmas music video that features six models in lingerie. yupp, it's called "the 12 ds of christmas." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. he's a great actor. oh, we love this guy. he's starring in quentin tarantino's new movie "django unchained." christoph waltz is here. [ cheers and applause ] he was great, "inglourious basterds." >> steve: oh my god. he was fantastic. >> jimmy: she is the best. the very funny amy sedaris is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] got some funny stuff. plus, we're going to be setting a bunch of brand new world records tonight with the guys from recordsetter.com. [ cheers and applause ] holiday-themed and then we have music from one of my all-time favorites. she's beautiful, she's talented, she has the voice of an angel. martha wainwright is here tonight! [ cheers and applause

by the end of the war, no one had the nerve to bring charges that nuremberg for the war crime of civilian bombing from the air . that tells us, i think, how even if we had in agreement with the other side of of cyber war have those laws would actually play out. we would not be able to contain a cyber war anymore than we could contain bombing from the air, which means that essentially we are engaged in a fool's errand to try and get legal norms on cyber war. it is not going to protect us in any significant way. and this is creating a significant problem for us because we are also engaged, because, as i said, in this effort to say, well, what should the rules before us? what kind of cyber war rules to we have? and by and large, the general have said, well, we would like the lawyers to tell us what we can do so that we can come up with strategies for fighting in several war. the problem with this is that to fold already stuck. trying to negotiate with the russians and the chinese about the norm of cyber war. well, as soon as we say that the norms are anything other than the highest possible

are nearly beaten to death, that film from that is in a news break as abc is showing "judgment at nurembergalize there is still people getting beat in the united states for civil rights. and john went to congress that week and by august, the bill was signed. it requires that kind of presidential leadership to harness the emotions. >> so let's take it to newtown, connecticut, which is a community that is attempting to move forward after the events that killed 20 children and six adults. classes resume today in several schools with dashls security. the town will also say its final good-byes to 6-year-old jessica rekos. three additional wake services are also being held today. yesterday, funeral services were held as barn kal mentioned one of them, 6-year-old noah pozner and jack pinto. pinto's family vowed to celebrate jack's life remembering, quote, the gift that we were given and will forever cherish. several other services are planned throughout the week, including two private funerals, including one for sandy hook elementary principal dawn hochsprung who was killed after she confronted th

the british and the americans by the end of the war no one had the nerve to bring charges of nuremberg for the civilian bombing from the air. that tells us even with the agreement how those laws would play out. we could not contain a cyber war any more than bombing from the air. so we are a nation of fools it will not protect us in a significant way. to create a significant problem here also engaged in the effort to say what should the rules before us? but by and large the general said so we can come up with strategies. the problem is we try to negotiate with cyber war but as soon as we say it is anything other than the highest possible standard we give away the negotiating position. we are pushed with the international negotiation into adopting limited rules about what is or is not proper. but the most serious problem is displacement putting to roosters in a small pen say size each other up and one sees the pebble that needs pact and opec it that is displacement because he would rather not fight. that theory is displacement behavior we would give you an opinion that is 100 pages long