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thousands oft that americans are signing up successfully every day. that is the not -- that is not the only bright spot for the president. >> when i look at the landscaper next year, we are poised to do really good things. the economy is stronger than it has been in a very long time. >> with today's briefing and all the bad news of last year, the president is jetting off to hawaii to spend the holidays with his family. senate majority leader a reread missed the final session of the year after he was admitted to the hospital. his office says he was not feeling well. he is under observation that is said to be feeling better. next, helicopter pilots come to the rescue of a pilot moments after a crash. >> a look back at 25 years of history. inside >> supporters of mohamed morsi crashed cairo today. he was removed from office and arrested in july. he and the members of the muslim brotherhood will stand trial for espionage. florida police officers say they were in the right place at the right time to save amanda to saveurning plane -- a man from a burning p

some oft the latest on the slick roads. amanda meadows is with us. >> thank you very much, jacqui. we're looking at an accident right now, this is in fairfax, just south of 66. this is a secondary roadway at cox road. you might want to stick -- stick with fairfax county parkway. really not too bad on the major interstates looking good. shot for youe from our m. system. -- mdot system. you can see i some snow on the grassy areas. the major concerns are going to be on the off ramps, bridges, and overpasses. black ice is going to be an issue in the morning commute. you're going to see a lot more volume that you saw yesterday. a lot of people are getting back to work. be prepared for the morning commute to be a bit of a bear and take it slow on the bridges, overpasses, and off ramps. we will have another update on what is going on in about 10 minutes. i will send it back over to jimmy and kendis. >> we are following a developing story out of the district this morning. police are on the scene at hains point or they pulled a man from the water last night. sources are telling abc 7 that t

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edition oft for this the journal. >> at the start of the week, the onset of cold winter weather worsened conditions. back in syria, more and more people are being killed by the violence every day. an estimated 130,000 people have been killed since march 2011. the u.n. predicts that number will grow. .he cost of delivering aid in new york, the u.s. secretary general call for an end to the fighting. violenceal to end the and provide humanitarian access. i call on states with the influence on the syrian side to help them prepare for engagement. million syrians, nearly three quarters of the population are affected by the violence. children are among the hardest hit. the middle east and africa are also at the center of the deal. the long-awaited agreement allows governments to send them across illegally to turkey. an two sides also signed accord to open talks on dropping the visa requirement for visiting the eu. chile, a socialist was elected to her second term as the country's president. she served her first term as president from 2006 to 2010. election does not allow back-to-back presidenti

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oft the dialing -- dialogue saying rape is wrong. and rape does not just happen to women. there were many male soldiers who experienced sexual assault and sexual violence who have not come out at all because of the dynamic of well, you are a man, this doesn't happen to men. so the misogyny and the stereotypes in getting rid of these things and gender in grape rape is -- gender ring still a dialogue that needs to happen. i have read articles about women who came out and said i was raped in my unit, and every single woman in that article experienced some type of blame and shame. this is not to say every woman in the military is going to get raped. absolutely not. it is just saying that this culture has been placed in a hidden light, and it is unfair -- i mean, we would not tolerate this in the civilian world. why is it in the military covered up and protected? that is a dynamic i never understood, and it does not translate. for pioneers like you to sit there and say hey, i am going to talk about this. it is uncomfortable, and i , when you'restand just a normal person and you

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case that on a day like today we would see a surge beyond even the vastly improved capacity result oft are the the changes that have been made and the fixes that have been made. what was important when we talked about this for -- before, is that we had a queuing system that made for a better user experience so that individuals could get into that queue, could he notified when the best time to return to healthcare.gov and enroll when they so desired. among the other improvements made to the site is the improved and more sophisticated windowshopping tool which americans who are only at the stage now as looking at of the -- at the options available to them without enrolling, and without having to get in a queue. >> on a conference call yesterday, there he seemed to managementwith the style that has been in place, and was he talking about secretary sibelius? who was he talking about when he's into question the way that process was being managed? jeff has beent taxed with doing, and is working on everyday is improving the healthcare.govhe operations, focusing specifically on the teams that

the proof will be in the pudding oft year, but there are lots things they can accomplish. >> speaking of next year, 2014, particularly on the democratic side because the resident was asked pointedly about his polling numbers -- it seems that he is becoming very unpopular among the american people -- do the democrats that are running for reelection see mr. obama as a sort of liability on the campaign trail? bucks some are concerned about that. you see it on two fronts. hissee actively bucking request on the sanctions. you see it on the affordable care act. democrats are now holding their breath waiting to see what happens on january 1 and whether this is something they want to say yeah, we were a part of this, or not. there are concerns that his year and his last status as a lame duck may hobble them going into 2014. it is a problem many second term presidents face. >> white house correspondent margaret talev and foreign policy correspondent indira joining us from washington. ladies, thank you so much. coming up, facebook prices a second offering of shares just ahead of the holiday wee

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t ofting unfunded liabilities medicaid as a resulof obamacare. $17 trillion in additional unfunded liabilitythese are massive entitlements and those are poor people who probably need i and you can argue about that. but the exchanges are huge amounts of subsidies, 62% of americans qualify for subsidies. lou: in obamacare? >> yes. 62% or a family of four. lou: i can never before imagined. >> i hope that people, i know the website is a mess, but i hope that people will undrstand that you can't subsidize 62% of americans for anything. eventually this will work maybe two years or five years from now. for better or worse, this thing probably will keep going. there are massive subsidies for a number of people. but it's probably not coming back. lou: there's another w to frame it on what you have said but tell me if i'm correct. what you're ying is that if it does work we won't be so thrilled that it's working as scared to death for how to pay for a? >> that is my point. you can debate about whether it will work or not, but it scares me the number untrendy amount of money that we are spending. lo we

opposition leaders in the the offer oft did talks.will not sit down with him until he fires his government and releases all arrested demonstrators. this rejects -- shows their nameng confidence and for thes showing hope removal of support for the government. pope francis has been named time magazine's person of the year. they credited the pope with healing the mission of the church. he beat out edward snowden for the distinction. the newsmagazine has been giving 1927.ear since that's a look at the top stories down the news at this hour. now let's look at the top stories in asia. a pilot nervous about making manual landing unintentionally disabled the system that on the flight that crashed in san francisco in july. three people were killed in that accident. mia saini joins me from hong kong with more on the investigation into flight to 14. good day. >> hello. according to information released today at the hearing, the veteran pilot was being .rained on the boeing 777 he believed the auto throttle should have come out of idle to prevent

if not they have to reach and agreement with creditors outside oft( court.n when they debut on the market.ñr they will use about half of that money to pay off debt. they starsá meeting with investors tomorrow and they will set the price for the ipo on december 12th after the markets close. speaking of the markets, the stocks opened probably down this morning. futures calling for a lower opening. investors cautious pending mixed news about the starte1 of the holiday season. >> christina loren, we keepe1 going to get around here. >> very cold. good morning to you, i know the cold has notq settled in just yet, but it xdwill. that cold front is working it's way into the bay area right now, but we'ree1e1 still on the warme of it. if you know about weather, you know the coldest air trails behind that front. we're only going to endjf up in the mid to upper 50s mcter on today, climbing by five to eight degrees. so it feels rather middle, bld, for a cold and blustery start. it could do serious damagÑl to people ine1 the agricultural business. that is all coming up in

oft: this is another scene kim jong-un and family members. why was he selected to replace his father is the korean leader? the best report we have on that is really from a japanese individual who served as kim jong-il's sushi chef. that at that point , the first son was out of the picture. he had been caught publicly and during japan on an illegal visa. or without authorization. as a result of that, he was removed from consideration. he was the first son, the one that people might have normally thought would be the inheritor of power. between the second and third sons, the rumor is that kim jong-un has greater leadership qualities. he was much more aggressive in terms of his personality. may be better suited to be the leader then the second son. we arere talking --host: talking with scott snyder. our focus is the situation in north korea and also u.s. korean relations. this is a photograph just to get our audience a sense of how quickly this transpired, this is from december 8 as kim's uncle was taken away from a workers party meeting area an

oft is giving russia a lot attention for perhaps not the right reasons ahead of the games.a lot of talk about if it is wise to spend so much on the games, how it is actually costing so much and the business logic of that. nader this morning in an hour and a half, president putin is giving his annual press conference. more than 1300 journalists will attend. not everyone will get to ask their questions. his record is answering 106 questions a few years back. last year's first conference win on foreign a half hours -- last onr's press conference went foreign half hours. looking to the are a lot of president putin, particularly on back of the decision what he thinks about tapering means for russia. they took a hit the last time. economy is notan quite grinding to a halt, but it is way off the growth levels experienced in president putin's first two 10 years of power. they are down in the third quarter 1.2%, a big difference in growth levels. >> absolutely, a consecutive quarter on quarter decline in growth. president putin said the reasons for this are domestic reasons. a lot o

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oft will put the tail end your retirement plan at risk." he has already decided to retire. he could have work for another three years and have been in a good place. he could have downsized his home and paid off his mortgage. >> thank you. senator casey. >> thank you very much. i was looking at your testimony on page two. startling numbers on a couple of segments of the population. we look at the unemployment rates monthly or poverty rates. the data you have here indicates or senior nonmarried women, it is 16.3%. 27.3%. have improperly -- african american seniors, 28%. i think the same calculation, poverty and near poor for hispanic seniors, 20.2%. just startling numbers and another reminder as to why social security it's so important for folks across the board. anything you want to say about that. >> i appreciate you bringing that up. increasing benefits for those at the bottom can make a big difference. if you could raise benefits for people at the bottom, that makes a huge difference in their standard of living. the cost for that is very low. i know the long-term projecti

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internals oft the the polling -- president has dropped most sharply among many of his own former supportersly younger voters. i think the nsa cuts very sharply. host: nsa a very big story of 2013. what are you going to remember about 2013? guest: i'm a biographer. to twong to say goodbye very different giants of history, each in their own way demonstrated against the cynicism of our time, that individuals can positively the course of history. what is margaret and one is nelson mandela. -- one is margaret thatcher and what is nelson mandela. i'm going to say hello to pope francis. each asks about president obama and his qualifications. wouldn't you agree that mr. obama was probably the least qualified candidate for president in the last 100 years? guest: i don't know about that. if you look back over the course of american history, we don't elect legislators to the presidency. in the 20th century, we have done it three times. i'm sorry, in the last 100 years we have done it three times. presidenttly with obama. , whoe him, john f. kennedy as soon as he got to the senate was angling to get ou

leading republicans are upset this won't divide those oft-- >> he's completely taken over the senate and running it as if he were a dictator. >> after hearing complaints about the lack of input, the majority leader blamed the house for leaving town and left it off. >> rushing it through. if we change one period, one comma, one sentence, we have no defense bill. this is an important piece of legislation. we shouldn't pass it. >> reid doesn't want to allow ame amendment. this is more than just process. lawmakers want to improve legislation. >> this isn't just about minority rights in the senate. this is about people getting hurt. people i'm talking about are our active duty military who's pensions have been cut by the vote we cast yesterday passing the budget deal all we want to do is fix hit. >> the bill does include 30 provisions addressing sexual assault in the military including preventing commanders from being able to overturn convictions and providing council to victims. they look forward to congress finishing up the must pass bill. >> the senate is set to finish up tonight on th

light of the year, are you ready -- because he has been saying this for four years , president obama's oftrtions that it feel like your health care plan you can keep it. we will take that up with the "a-team" joining us now. great to see you all. i have to ask you first, would president bush ever have three out of five? will would you say would be? >> i don't think he would have won anywhere close. it he did not lie in order to get anything done. is in these men was said on not only one night, but several, keeping your doctor, affordable health care, of course, every american, especially the youth, will see the value in signing up. these are not nearly misstatements but lives and when he is not lying he is exceeding his authority. lou: this story i thought was a blockbuster over the weekend according to -- tte keys in the white house of the laying a series of regulations and carrying out policies that they pat would be too controversial, too costly, and would not benefit the president during an election year. >> well, the most transparent administration in this tree is probably one of the

snow from around kansas city after the quad cities in toward milwaukee and into the south side oft ise have this icing going on across parts of oklahoma. up to about half of an inch accumulating. here is the future radar. very heavy rain falling across the ohio valley, the lower mississippi river valley, the mid mississippi river valley. on the back end of this tomorrow it turns in the snow. some of the areas that sea ice, eventually seeing snow on top of that backing for dangerous conditions. get ready. you see this peak rate here across places like burlington, northern vermont, new hamhire, and to maine. some areas cld be seeing about an i accumulating. it could be a wespread power outage situation and significantly damaged for those folks across that area. incredible amounts of rain this weekend where you see the red in excess of 4 inches of rain. big-time flash flooding across parts of the south and in toward the ohio river valley. one last thing, this nice to my warm side of the storm, and nothing to mark we will see a threat for a severe weather outbreak, including potential

oft will put the tail end your retirement plan at risk." he has already decided to retire. he could have work for another three years and have been in a good place. he could have downsized his home and paid off his mortgage. >> thank you. senator casey. >> thank you very much. i was looking at your testimony on page two. startling numbers on a couple of segments of the population. we look at the unemployment rates monthly or poverty rates. the data you have here indicates or senior nonmarried women, it is 16.3%. 27.3%. have improperly -- african american seniors, 28%. i think the same calculation, poverty and near poor for hispanic seniors, 20.2%. just startling numbers and another reminder as to why social security it's so important for folks across the board. anything you want to say about that. >> i appreciate you bringing that up. increasing benefits for those at the bottom can make a big difference. if you could raise benefits for people at the bottom, that makes a huge difference in their standard of living. the cost for that is very low. i know the long-term projecti

monday a federal judge revealed oft they -- the collection phone records likely violates the constitution. this morning on "the washington journal," discussion on the impact of that the sid -- decision. host: we are back with james andrew lewis of the center for strategic and international studies. here to talk about the judge's decision on monday, a district court judge questioning the legality of nsa's phone data records. what did he say? guest: he said it was a tremendous intrusion into american privacy. it was unconstitutional that the collection of the metadata, phone bills, by nsa, was a great risk to the fourth amendment and not legal. host: what program by the nsa was he referring to? guest: they have a program -- essentially the phone bill of american citizens. it looks at who you call, how long the call lasted, where the call might have been. it lets them identify possible targets for counterterrorism or counterespionage. he objected to the fact that nsa, a foreign intelligence body, is collecting intelligence on american citizens. host: how? guest: it is your phone bill. you ge

they saw these seven cars that had jumped entirely oft track. we are told right now that between 100 and 150 people were likely on board the metro north commuter train that had left pou keepsy. you can see behind me there are still a large emergency presence here. there have been coast guard boats, cadaver dogs in the woods, first responders want to make sure they have located everyone who was on board that train. >> it was very impressive to see the new york officials get on it this morning. we saw divers very quickly in the water there. one of the concerns was that apparently, two of the people who were killed were killed when they were thrown from the train itself. concern that there may be others in the water. are they still in the water? have they called off at least that part of the search? >> reporter: we have not, in the last few minutes, seen divers actually in the water itself. we did see them earlier this morning. we haven't been told that anything has been called off in any way. there are still a lot of people out here who we will pr

we going to have meaningful, substantive answers from this administration about its, to repeat the oft care law. >> well, they had as strong record not just recently come but throughout since 2010 of only disclosing data that is flattering to the administration . fairly politicized disclosure process, and unfortunately i don't see why that would not continue. lou: given those ratios, no wonder they stonewall on some many fronts. the exchange's between the officials at cms and the contractor, cg guy, sure the administration, as i just shed -- said, the small business exchange, they just knew it was not going to be ready, yet they, as you suggest, refused to let anybody know until effectively the last minute. >> the good news, at least, the small business exchange can be delayed. they delayed it in a way that will not disrupt as much the insurance market for people who work for small businesses. the problem is, they should have done the same thing for the individual market exchange because that exchanges not been ready either. they delayed that for a year, we would not be seeing a massiv

let me love you ♪come love me again >> all those empty boxes out your home could make you a target oft people not to stuff their garbage cans with boxes. the trash advertises to burglars what you have in your home. they recommend people break down the boxes and take them to a recycling center. >> on this day in 1932, one of new york's landmarks, radio city music hall, opened its doors. thousands turned out for opening night. radio city served as a movie theater and a site for popular stage shows. the christmas spectacular became a fan favorite, with the rockettes. raid -- it has had a $70 million makeover in 1999. let's take a live look. this is right across the street from fox headquarters. we he can see this out our windows. radio city, an estimated 300 million people have come to see the show. the curtains first went up 81 yours ago today. i kind of wanted to be a rockette if the news thing hadn't worked out. what do you think? die have the legs for it? i'll see you right back here hee 7:00 p.m. this weekend with the fox report. >> brace for impact. the obamacare hits are coming whe

guys out there in full force, 24/7, 36 5 especially this time of the year, and gift cards are form ofth, and ultimately they know they can turn that opportunity into cash for themselves. so we definitely have to be on the lookout. >> here's what really worries me. i would never give any kind of personal information in return for a gift card. i don't just lose money with that. i could lose -- identity theft is what is wrapped up in that. >> correct. you should not be giving ute, say, social security number in exchange for a gift card. sometimes there might be contests of some sort that might ask for additional personal information, names, addresses, phone numbers and so forth. generally if you're going to buy a gift car. it might require a credit card number and that's about it. >> am i right in saying that some of these stores, like a retailer, who offers these gift cards, they keep the money if the gift card is not used. you don't get it back in any way, shape or form. >> well you do need to look at the terms of service, the terms and conditions with each card, making sure they are --

but in the year 367 the archbishop of the great city oft alexandria sent a letter out to the monks andu can s keep 27 of them. the other books, he told them te destroy, were hidden. >> reporter: the gnostic gospels and their stories about jesus, remained hidden for nearly 1600 years.600 they were accidentally discovered by an egyptian farmeg digging for fertilizer. over the centuries, other c stories were written about jesus. they were known as the y apocryphal gospels. and surprising to many there is another book that tells about jesus. >> the story of jesus and his virgin birth. >> reporter: amir hussein, professor of religious studies, california state university. >> and muslims believe, just y like christians do, that jesus was born to mary, who is a virgin. and mary, interestingly enough, is the only woman who's o mentioned by name is the koran. actually is mentioned more by name in the corinthian in the new testament. >> of the four new testament gospels only two feature the nativity story. the gospeluk according to luke tells of the roman emperor augustus caesar's census and thu