>> that's the official term. pairs of primes six apart. don't know there is infinitely many twin crimes. infinitely many cousin primes or if there are infinitely sexy primes. it was prove than one one of those three classes was infinite. >> stephen: wait a minute, you don't know which one is infinite, but you know one of them is? >> yes. >> stephen: how could you know one of them is but not know which one? is this like "let's make a deal?" there are three different curtains. how do you know that? >> there's a formula for how many twin primes there are up to a certain point, and how many sexy primes or how many cousin primes. and you can add them up. wean the sum is infinite. one of the three is infinite but we don't know which one. >> stephen: are cousin primes ever sexy but you're afraid to say it because it sounds-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) it sounds creepy? >> oh, dear. maybe some of the primes, but, yeah. >> stephen: what's your favorite number? ( laughter ) you've got to have one, right? what's your favorite number? >> in mathematics

. >> official term googob i got two years left here. am i going to spend the last two like i spent the past six or cut some type of a deal so i can put something on the mantel because it's legacy, history, all those things. >> there's a lot there. i think that there's an argument that if you were to pick this fight on immigration, let jaups talk politics, if you were to pick this fight and barack obama is the guy that tried to give legal status to these millions of people and the republicans lost their mind and came after him for it. that was the fight from a political standpoint i think you can make an argument politically that that would be a political legacy that would solidify the attachment to democratic voters and latino base. >> i agree with that on paper. the problem is -- >> oh, please. >> in practical application, too many pieces to spin off. >> michael steele. >> you got it. >> a lot of talk on this day after from the president and mitch mcconnell on finding common ground, working together, even getting together for a drink.

right now because of the backlog so we haven't gotten they answers from any federal officials about what their long-term plan is for helping out the kmufblt communities where the resettlement is occurring. >> and the economic development. >> i really haven't seen any kind a of impact on our economic development. lynne is as i said a poor community, it's an old factory community. we have had actually a positive impact on the prices of our rental units and the availability of our rental units, especially the ones in the desirable section of town, the prices have gone to the point where there are bidding wars when they come on the market. the stock in apartments is really scarce right now. so i guess in that way, there's this kind of perverse positive effect on the economic development. as far as business development, we have added a couple of businesses that have, one that's going to generate 500 full and part-time jobs in the community and another one that has generated 200 job fors for the community. so we haven't seen any direct effect on the economic development prospects in the city of lynne. [ inaud

the officials say households of two or more people spend an average of about $2400. that's a year on year decline of 4% in real terms. >>> economy ministry officials say industrial production in october was up 0.2% from the previous month. that follows a revised 2.9% increase in september. the officials expect output to rise by 2.3% in november, then 0.4% in december. people looking for work also had a slightly better month. internal ministry officials say the jobless rate fell to 3.5%, down 0.1 percentage point from september. the number of people with jobs was up by 240,000 from a year earlier to almost 64 million. the number without fell by 300,000 to 3.3 million. labor ministry officials say the ratio of job offers to seekers was up slightly to 1.10 and this means there were 110 positions available for every 100 people looking for work. now, most of these figures came in bert and markets are reacting positi positively, but they may be more excited by the decline in crude oil prices following the opec meeting. many are buying shares of airlines and shipping x inping . the nikkei trading higher by more than 0.9% t

school officials will announce long-term commitments from the burger bra and another, both are to fund a reading and writing program already in place at two schools. a spokesperson tell us it will boost the advance of childhood literacy. >> what we're trying to do is what are the training and tools to help the kindergarten students moving through grade three to find out thousand read at a method that suits them best. >> and a school that use, the literacy model will involve tablets and a software kit. >>> it's a rainy start this morning. this is the comcast center. and a steady light rain in philadelphia. 51 degrees. the flag barely moving at the nbc10 studios. clouds overhead, steady light rain for just about everyone. the temperatures, they're pretty steady right now. 50s for the i-95 corridor. and 40s for trenton, and some 40s in lower bucks county. 46 degrees in doylestown. and the temperatures right in the middle, 40s for quakertown. and temperatures are not going to move much start this morning, thanks to this. rain steadily streaming into the area. that's light rainfall that wil

before long the loans were approved and by 2009 dental kids was officially open for business. >> in termsbout $500,000 in revenues. and to move forward to today, we make a little over $2 million in revenues. >> these numbers are even more significant because roughly 80% of dental kids patients pay with a state subsidized plan or medicaid which many refuse to accept because of low reimbursement rates. those concerns have not stopped the business from building. >> right now we see anywhere between 50 to 65 patients a day. >> before they even meet the doctors they're meeting the front desk people. they're talking to some on the telephone. when your child is being cared for, they're being cared for by someone that you feel that sense of commonality with. >> one of the things we believe is you cannot have a business and community without become part of the community. >> we had the same place now for five or six years. the exact same team. once we were able to do that, it made a huge difference in terms of our turnover which we have zero turnover now and the quality of the work that our staff a

the officials say households of two or more people spent an average of about $2,400. that's a year on-year decline of 4% in real termseconomy ministry officials say industrial production in october was up 0.2% from the previous month. that follows a revised 2.9% increase in september. officials expect output to rise by 2.3% in november and then 0.4% in december. and people looking for work, they also had a slightly better month. internal ministry officials say the jobless rate fell to 3.5%, down 0.1 percentage point from september. the number of people with jobs was up by 240,000 from a year earlier to almost 64 million. the number without fell by 300,000 to about 2.3 million. labor ministry officials say the ratio of job offers to seekers was up slightly to 1.10. that means there were 110 positions available for every 100 people looking for work. >>> policy makers at south korea's central bank have released the latest data for the current account. it's the broadest way to measure trade in goods, services, tourism, and investment. they say in october the account was in surplus again. it's ban in the black for 32 mont

we found long lines in this term na nal this terming. officials say this is the slowest day for prethanksgiving travel. >> we hope people will rebook and get out today. otherwise we expected this weekend, from wednesday through monday, was going to be busier than last year. >> i hope everybody who wanted to change their plans is able to do such, yes. i certainly understand that. >> i'm happy we're going out to california to play field hockey. hoping to catch a flight beforehand so i wouldn't have to miss it or be late. >> reporter: she is on her way to california right now. for you folks at home, it's important to check with your airline before you leave or reschedule. each one is handling this a little differently. the airport workers tell me they usually call this the calm before the storm, because the day before thanksgiving is so heavily traveled. now that is taking on a move literal meaning. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> get information information on the storm delivered to your smart phone or tablet with the weather app. it's a free down

. >> reporter: this long term official agreed that the current lead is too big for gillespie overcome. >> we won't see a flip of a race that has a 15,000 vote margin. there's too many votes there. >> reporter: while warner declared victory last night, gillespie never conceded and issued a statement today saying we owe it to the voters of virginia to respect the canvassing process that is under way to get an official vote. watching the canvassing for the gop. >> as a republican i'm hopeful we come out on top at the end of the day on this. >> reporter: many small counties wrapped up their work. fairfax county expects to finish tomorrow and will continue to look at the provisional ballots until the end of the week. it's not until november 25th the vote results will be made official. only then can a decision be made about whether to request a recount. reporting live, i'm julie. news4. >> thanks. this is not the first close contest in virginia elections. last year, a re-vote was started but stops when it was conceded that the outcome was not going to change. harry won that contest by 165 v

biden's comments come two weeks after a senior vice that's a senior administration official called the netanyahu a derogatory term. better report that we're still buddies. [laughter] you got it, right? is been friends for over 30 years. i said, bb, i don't agree with a dam thing you say, but i love you. really are good friends. >> bb is a nickname for not now who -- bb is in a name for netanyahu. thatice president said there is no other friend like israel for the united states. >> secretary robert mcdonald of the veterans affairs said they are reorganizing -- there is the biggest reorganizing in its 84 year history underway. he also said the regional operations will be streamlined and veterans will go to one source for health care, financial assistance, even funeral plans. >> this is very personal. i have a lot of folks that i really wantthat i to take care of in the best way i can. employeesd says 35 ea will be fired and 1000 of the departments more than 300,000 employees are under review. the v.a.took over after a scandal involving long wait times, manipulated records, and poor patient care. >> coming up at 6:0

could come down to this, how many people come through these doors throughout the day in terms of voter turnout. officials say as of 10:00 this morning, about 300 people had voted. i think everybody should vote because it comes down to the people who show up. >> brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> as brianne just mentioned, polls are opened until 8:00 tonight. in virginia, they close one hour earlier, at 7:00. holding places have been open since 6:00 a.m. in the virginia.th of a few people got up early to get out the vote. one person we talked to explain why he showed up so early. >> this is where change happens, right here. >> voters in virginia had to show up with a valid id including a drivers license or passport or fill out a ballot.nal there are a few big races for voters to decide in virginia. ae first to replace congressman. it has been a heated battle. both spent their final few hours to voters in person and over the phone because voter turnout could be the pivotal role in the outcome. we are also keeping a close eye on the virginia race between mark warner and ed gillespie. termr is seeking a second h

we should say in terms of more official lines coming out of india, we are awaiting those.t's safe to say that the response will be -- will be worded very cable from the indian government here looking at this attack on the pakistani side, coming against the backdrop of a series of cease-fire violations along the international line of control as well. >> an update from new delhi, thank you. we will move to yemen where a prominent politician helping to negotiate peace deal has, himself, been killed. mohammed ab due malak was shotded in central yemen, happening in the last few hours or so. we will get an update on the phone in senaa. >> reporter: i i think this assassination is considered to be a blow for the breakthrough that happened in forming a government and he was considered a political pilar. he was seen as a link between the warring parties. however, he is a controversial figure. he had -- he was accused of backing the houthis behind the scenes. he had opposed the former president and he was in favor of him. so, he was kind of fluctuating in his relations with all of t

the bureau stopped using the term just this year, and administration officials say today it is lookingnto the issue and add, "the outdated term negro may need to be updated to address the growing diversity of the population." so the pentagon and the census bureau no longer use the word, but, scott, for the rest of the federal government, it is still officially on the books, as it has been for years. >> pelley: chip reid in washington for us tonight. chip, thank you very much. you know, we were curious why the naacp, the national association for the advance advanceedment of colored people, has never chaed its name. we reached out today to the president of the organization that was founded in 1909 to fight racial discrimination. cornell williams brooks said we keep colored in our name to honor the original founders and to maintain lasting reminder of the conditions that necessitated our founding. a member of a legendary rock group is accused of a dirty deed: murder for hire. that's next. why quit? and bounty has no quit in it either. it's 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand

. >> in the home stretch of mid term elections, officials in 27 states have launched a massive campaign against voter are fraud, using a name-matching system to identify more than 3 million people who are said to be registered in more than one state. now these lists could actually prevent some people from voting on tuesday. until now no one has seen these lists. but in a special investigation for aljazeera.com journalist greg palast has evidence. >> the first concrete evidence we've ever had of massive voter fraud. we have talk bit ad nauseam. this proves it. >> greg palast is an independent journalist. >> i got into this stuff when bush won by 527 votes. now it's a decade and a half later and i'm hearing the cry of voter fraud. there's a million people committing voter fraud. is there really this big crime wave? >> the journey begins here in kansas, where republican secretary of state chris kobakh has you launched a campaign against voter fraud. >> a guy has voted in kansas and colorado, the obama administration is not interested in prosecuting, surprise surprise so we have to do it. >

going into the weekend, white house officials were making no secret of the fact that serious gaps remain and insist that the president would not sign what they would term a bad deal. if u.s. officials say they have very simple goals, painting them in very broad terms. they want to make sure iran cannot obtain nuclear weapons, that pathways to making nuclear material are shut down, centrifuges and heavy water plants and want verifiable assurances that the nuclear program is ran is peaceful for civilian energy purposes and not for military purposes. heading into the vienna talks, u.s. officials were not there to talk about yet another extension. the talks were extended in july. the new deadline is monday. if there is another extension, the white house and the administration are going to have to answer a very basic question. why? is there an indication from iran they are willing to meet the very basic goals of the united states to ensure that iran's nuclear program is not for military purposes but civilian energy use and is it going to be rear final. >> once a deal is reached, this is going to be a very tough sell to washington. >> that's true. there are

she was a top official in the the first-term obama administration. she worked on the campaign. someone reallyell known in national security and defense issues. >> so defense will be something both had experiences with. >> absolutely. >> we'll see if you're right. and for more on the the rest of the political team. check out first read on nbcnews.com. >>> new fallout for bill cosby as more women accuse the entertainer of assault, and local lawmakers taking steps to keep e-cigarettes out of >>> two more bill cosby shows canceled as the the allegations against him of sexual assault continue to grow. so far 16 women, including one who says that she met him while she was an aspiring model living in maryland, have publicly accused him of abuse. we're also hearing for the first time from the national museum of national art, which is featuring cosby's personal collection. exhibiting this important collection does not imply any position on the serious allegations that have been made against mr. cosby. the exhibition is centrally about the artworks and the artists who created them. cosby

. ♪ stuart: 10 minutes from now we will get the official announcement. using the term fired. will take you there live. colonel ralph peters will be listening and. commentary from him after the official announcement. look at this. the dow closing in on 18,000. charles payne is here. what do you think? this market just want to go up. i think you are on board. >> it could be the day after thanksgiving. we got so many wednesday morning. personal spending, consumption, durable goods. durable goods, i will be watching. to me, that is the key right now. trillions of dollars putting it back into the economy. how much of it is coming at the expense of saving. how much of it is a real improvement in wages. stuart: i was coming down new jersey this morning, $2.55 for a gallon of gas in new jersey. >> starting to see these trends before gas so. i worked nine hours yesterday. on a sunday. stuart: look at oriole. $70 a barrel range. we are about 74, $75 a barrel right now. the real story is the price of gasoline. the number of states with gas below $3 a gallon is holding at 38. i cannot re

director of intelligence james clapper who flew to pyongyang for a final step in what officials have called a long-term negotiation. >> this was the final step in a very well choreographed ballet. this was something that had been predetermined. so there was no real uncertainty when he arrived in pyongyang as to the fact that he was going to bring these two guys back. >> reporter: matthew todd miller was arrested last spring after reportedly ripping up his visa at the airport. he was charged with espionage and sentenced to hard labor. kenneth bae was held for more than two years. when his health declined his family issued a statement upon news of his release. >> we have been waiting for and praying for this day for two years. our thanksgiving day celebration this year will be one we will never forget. >> this is a wonderful day for them, their families, obviously we're very grateful for their safe return. >> the release comes week after fellow prisoner jeffrey foul was released. all three are free with bae and miller back on american soil. >> today you can donate to an online fund to help the victims of

. >> this is one of the favorite terms of elected officials.ident obama is particularly fond of it. i don't know that he uses it more than others, but he has the loudest megaphone so we hear it most from him. those are great examples of the president talking about issues that maybe he didn't want to be on the front table. in the book, we talk about a few ones that are unpalatable. among them, when edward snowden leaked information about the nsa, etc. president obama said, we need to have a conversation about the trade-off between civil liberties and protecting the homeland. or, when the states of colorado and washington legalized marijuana, he said, we need to have a conversation about it. tragically, after the newtown, connecticut massacre in december of 2012, the issue of gun control came up. knowing it was unlikely to pass, which it did not, the president said, we need to have a conversation about it. i'm paraphrasing. it is a way of deflecting something you don't really want to be discussing. >> the one thing that i hear all the time, peopl

. >> while this is officially governor brown's fourth term, it's only his second since the term limits kicked in. as for his challenger, neel kashkari, don't expect him to just fade away. >> i will continue to do everything i possibly can to help take our state forward and to help take our party forward, and i want you to know this, i'm just getting warmed up. >> kashkari facing an uphill battle in defeating brown. >> yeah, given the financial disparity, he did pretty well. >> you're right, you're right. >>> it is 6:26 right now. rushing the morning along. major shift in power. the gop now in control of congress. what it means for the president coming up next. >>> plus, the opening bell is now just moments away. we are going to be checking the numbers to see how they react to the elections from last night. scott mcgrew will have the very latest on that. >>> we know many of you are starting your day. let's take a live look outside. nice across the bay area. we'll check temperatures with christina, traffic coming up. 6:27. >>> big changes to tell you about on capitol hill. republicans re

group say net profit for the april through september period climbed about 9% in yen terms year-on-year. but officials at sumitomo and mizuho report profits fell. profits gained more than 8%, and executives at sumitomo report a rise of just over 20%. more and more people around the world are developing a taste for japanese cuisine or washoku. unesco last year put it on its intangible cultural heritage list. executives at a major brewery are helping to spread the word about washoku. asai breweries has announced plans to buy a majority take in naman. it operates seven restaurants overseas. they include outlets in hong kong and singapore. executives say the deal is designed to strengthen the chain's business base, boost its name value and increase its profit under the asahi banner. executives say the company wants to provide advice and know-how to japanese restaurants planning to expand into overseas markets. >>> here are the latest market figures. >>> north korea's state-run media says leader kim jong-un will soon send his special envoy to russia. analysts say it's a sign pyongyang is seeking stronger t

>> the last official was over $100 million. >> in terms of what the people who invest in you pay forcentage of the business? >> correct. >> you put yourself in a category with facebook and twitter. do you worry they become competition for you because they have a family that might be in search of the same thing? or do you have, as warren buffett says, you have a moat around your business? >> you have a moat. the reason i don't worry about these platforms is people did not go to twitter or pinterest to shop. >> why wouldn't they? they go to twitter for news, others for different things. >> i think it is just how the human mind works. we like to have a single category. we like to have a business or thing that owns that category. you don't go to amazon to read news. they own commodity shopping for you. you don't go to twitter to shop. >> in fact, what is happening -- i am asking this -- they are getting in each other's business. google and amazon and apple are competing. why wouldn't they decide, we can do what she does? you have millions of users. we can do this with her, compete. >> th

uva officials say they're limited in terms of what they can say. but president teresa sullivan put out a statement saying, quote, the university takes seriously the issue of sexual misconduct. a significant problem that colleges a unive grapplin with across the nation. r goal is to provide an environm safe as possible for our students and the entire co sullivan says the article reveals a lot of new details the university didn't know. specifical jackie's case, which, again, she herself reported at th end of the school year. now the school has asked the charlotte police to investigat julie carey will have more comi up in ten minutes. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. > a local nurse is ac sexually abusing patients and was apparently fired multiple times before charged. documents show that jared kline told the maryland nursing board he had bn terminated from four facilities for complaints that were related to inappropriate touching. the board suspended his license earlier this week. those hospita inclu gw, washington hospital center, united medica

term solutions. nhk world, beijing. >>> japanese health officials a a man who had a fever after coming home from liberia does not have ebola. he told his doctor he had a high temperature a few days after getting back to japan. he was taken to a national medical institution in tokyo. the man told them he had no contact with ebola patients in liberia. tests on blood show he does not have the virus. officials are monitoring another case, a woman arrived at the airport then complained of a fever. she's being treated at a hospital in osaka. staff there say she's tested positive for malaria. >>> after the 2011 disaster$201 japan's government impose tougher requirements on nuclear power plants. now a plant is at a critical juncture, the first to meet the new requirements and has gained the approval of the governor to restart its reactors. >> translator: i thoroughly examined the situation from various angles. i've decided we have no choice but to restart the two reactors at the sendai nuclear power plant. >> a citizens group submitted a petition to the prefectural assembly calling for sendai's reactors to be r

. >> i guess, is there any other official or agency ultimately in charge here in terms of response? >> well i mean, it uh -- clearly -- >> reporter: these are clearly sensitive times in missouri. the grand jury debating possible charges in the police shooting death of michel brown, could finish any day now. and authorities worry the racially charged case could bring even more of this, demonstrators fighting with police in the streets, and thieves using the case as an excuse to rob and loot. at an event in ferguson today, where he swore in a commission to look into these issues here, he took a little more ownership. >> what's your hesitation there? >> immediately after signing an executive order calling up the assets of the state, quite frankly, i thought it was relatively obvious. >> reporter: tonight, the warning is out to police who'll be assigned to work the streets when the decision comes down. the government say police will be targets for extremists. officers working the beat we talked with say it's important to remember they have families too. >> steve osunsami, thank you. >>>

grass roots phenomenon and i think it comes from the top and when you have government officials and leaders speaking in termsvenge, speaking in terms of getting even, suggesting only military solutions and only violent suggestions in terms of how to move forward, i think it's not so surprising you see many parts of the public falling in line and taking cues from their government. >> it was interesting to hear your thoughts anyway and from 7-2 magazine live from tel aviv and thank you very much for your time. u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrived in vienna to save talks on nuclear program and they are trying to reach a deal before monday deadline and our editor reports from u.n. headquarters in new york. >> reporter: john kerry the u.s. secretary of state arriving in vienna as the talks to a nuclear talks come on monday. the permanent members of the security council as well as germany are trying to build an interim deal a year ago, secretary kerry says a ground breaking agreement is still possible. >> we are not discussing extension. we are negotiating to try to get an agreement, it's that simple. and, l

boehner will officially run for a third term as speaker in january. to hold a vote on the keystone pipeline today. as the president prepared to announce executive actions on immigration. two top democrats said on "morning joe" there is still time for congress to act. congressman gutierrez said obama's decision to delay immigration hurt democrats at the ballot box. >> we lost the senate anyway. lots of voters that might well have come out to vote in florida, in the florida election and in the colorado election. not to talk about other elections that might have been close. i'm hopeful that neither side, however, whether it's keystone today or immigration reform, says, look, if you do this, then i'm not going to negotiate, i'm not going to compromise, i'm not going to sit down and talk. >> let's get right to our capitol hill correspondent luke russert. give us a sense first on keystone. what's the response and what it's about there on the house side specifically to this surprise decision by harry reid to move forward in the lame duck. >> oh, they loved i

. >>> the new interim president of the burkina faso has officially started his interim one-year term. they have handed responsibility over to kafando who will serve as the one-term leader. general zida will almost the new regional prime minister. >> the army is apolitical and shall submit to the political authorities. nno one in active service may seek political position. this means that military personnel who take on elected positions must sever their ties with the military. >> now it's been a year since massive street protest began in ukraine, eventually forced president viktor yanukovych from power. there are many who were there at the time who are still deeply involved in activism. we have this report. >> reporter: saturday in this home it's just another day in the office. they run a facebook page in spare time raising money for the war in ukraine's east. he joins the pro european protest movement last november, and his family has not had a day off since. >> this war has really healed ukraine. a lot of people have woken up ukraine and felt the need to take up arms to defend their

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. >> the trend in the short term is less clear. iraqi officialsiven out fighters out of baiji. but this victory comes as many of the challenges of the strategy in siri have come into focus. the ap reported that militants have reached an accord in syria. militant leaders from the islamic state group and al qaeda gathered last week and agreed on a plan to stop fighting each other and work together against their opponents. that same day the leader of isis emerged for the first time since he was eledgedly injured in an air strike to urge his flowers to erupt volcanos of jihad everywhere. and isis wants to introduce its own currency. joining me now is the republican representative from illinois and member of the house foreign affairs committee. congressman adam kensinger. >> general dempsey say that combat troops may be needed. do you think this is a good idea. would you support it? >> if we get to that point i think we would have to. we cannot tolerate the existence of this group even with this formation with al qaeda. al qaeda left them a year ago be

making sure people are signed up so they can be on the grand jury, other things in terms of holding elected officials account annal and even more changes that you know call for asking for our community to do more and be more involved and to be more positive and to act accordingly. >> sounds like you would need for some of those changes to take place, you would need african americans in that community, african americans make up three quarters of that community in ferguson, to actually participate in the political process, which means going to the polls, registering first going to the polls and voting and we understand that voter participation was not particularly impressive in the last mid term election cycle just a couple of weeks ago. >> i can't speak to actually what the ferguson participation was. what was widely quoted in the press was ferguson up to and tod that's more than the ferguson city, three communities make up ferguson township. we need all muc of our officialo go out and knock on doors. everything should change from here on out the way we get people involved in politics. we have to let

term wave just got bigger. dan sullivan of alaska has officially defeated the incumbent senator begich. the four burberry and assistant secretary of state under george debut bush is up by 8,000 votes before the election commission began the count of absentee ballots it leaves the balance of power 53 / 46 a bandage a number that could rise to the number 54 if landrieu loses her runoff election in december. republicans have picked up 12 seats in the house with races yet to be decided they hold 59 seats advantage in the house. president obama is in for much tonight after the last three days that they asian economic summit in beijing. he agreed to a climate deal with the communist regime that calls for the united states to sharply reduce the carbon emissions over the next decade then says china can wait until all 2038 to do something. republicans criticize what is an egregious lee lopsided deal. joining us now. judith miller. good to have you both here. i will start with the lead story with the russian invasion of ukraine and the reinforcement of the nuclear capable troops in the crimea and

the council has to officially declare a vacancy and then set a timeline for special election. his term ends in 2017. >>> today the university of virginia's president will speak to directly students and parents about claims of multiple rapes on campus. the president and the inter fraternity council plan to hold a news conference. all greek organizations were suspended after a "rolling stone" article described one student's gang rape at a fraternity house. the article suggested that there is a culture of rape at uva. >>> this just in to the live desk. airports bracing for significant delays as thanksgiving travel begins because of wind and rain we're told. they're warning ground stops are expected at reagan national, along with airports in new york and philadelphia. thanksgiving travel also will be impacted from boston to denver they say. but the biggest problem is expected at chicago omid way detroit. >> angie, thank you. in a few hours lawyers for several convicted krpls will be in court to argue their clients are illegally behind bars. an fbi agent is accused of tampering with evidenc

term. this bank is only for the own good of the own region. >> as you know, jackson, u.s. officials say, and this is a direct quote, they have concerns about the ambiguous nature of the bank's proposal. do you think china can meet international standards of governance and transparency? >> at this stage it's still very early. we don't know how successful or how big this aiip will be. but when we look at the governance standpoint of view, i think china will have enough expertise to do in. when we look at the newest list of globally systematically important banks published by the financial stability board, three of the major chinese banks including industrial and commercial bank of china, bank of china and agricultural bank of china, they all -- these all three major banks in the list, that's pretty impressive and i think china can follow enough expertise from this bank to run the new organization and also don't forget the other members will contribute officials in this new bank too. i'm not so concerned about the governance issue here. >> and what are the challenges then that the bank