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syria's chemical weapons; the battle in maine over importing prescription drugs; the man who moved "ole miss" away from its segregated past; restoring sight to people blinded by cataracts in rural india; plus, translating 14th century persian poetry for the modern masses. >> sreenivasan: 2013 was a year of huge gains on the stock market, with the dow jones industrial average gaining almost 26%, the nasdaq about 37%. but what about the rest of the economy? jeffrey brown recorded our end- of-the-year look yesterday. >> wall street was up in 2013, way up, by any and all major market measures. in the meantime, the outlook for main street, economic growth in jobs was better but hardly great. we discuss what is going on with hugh johnson, a market analyst who runs his own investment management firm, robin faz ed and harry holtzer from georgetown university and welcome to ail of you. hugh johnson, start us off. how good a year was this for stocks? >> there's no word that i think -- no superlative that is strong enough to really describe how good of a year it was. it was not only a good year. i

a couple have been arrested on suspension of selling bootleg drinks containing methan ol. >> a volcanoas erupted from mt mount sinabung, forcing 22,000 to evacuate their homes and stay in temporary shelters. >> an unseasonably tense cold wave, disrupting the civilians. >> an arctic freeze continues to bring life-threatening conditions to large parts of theiate. the midwest has the worst of the cold with temperatures plunging to 40 below zero. anyone venturing out had to protect themselves. >> i'm trying to get out to get myself to work. work shut out today. it was tough for everyone to get around and get in. >> janet yellen will be the first woman to run the u.s. federal reserve. a nomination was confirmed in the senate. she takes over from ben bernanke, who has been chief for the bast eight years. >> the obama administration is back from ol -- holidays, there's a long to-do list. >> terrified, devastated. >> that is how 2014 feels, out of work for 27 weeks, she no longer gets unemployment benefit of $375 a week. how do i feed my four children, the dogs, my huhs husband. everything, it

the county exceptter ken ole man and governor martin o'malley, who just arrived, are expected to join each other inside the food court for lunch as a sign of solidaritity with the workers here and the shoppers at columbia mall. reporting outside the columbia mall, live, scott broom, wusa9. >>> today a judge has ordered what is called an extended evaluation for a germantown mother, who is accused of murdering two of her children. authorities say avery's two children died when she was trying to perform an ex says im- - to perform afeat. avery is also facing charges because of injuries to two older children, ages 5 and 8 years old. >>> weather headed our way, we did hit 50 at some point. howard, over to you. >> orange, virginia right now 61 degrees. it is in the single digits, and in davis, west virginia. we had a cold front coming through, quite a few snow showers in pennsylvania and west virginia, a little got into western maryland. no more precipitation with it. winds are gusting 46 miles per hour, close to 50 in a few spots. we are gusting in the mid-30s here. notice the direction of

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the other lessan ol' dollarocracy, the one that drives a lot of our book, is that the crisis of our political system today is it's been colonized bit corporations and large money. they dominate it. and jeff cohen puts it, the range of debate in american politics extends from ge to gm, we have a system, the republican toes the right and the democrats are behind them. and there's permanent stagnation no unions, declining incomes, collapsed infrastructure. there's a huge number of people who want to participate, who are really looking for solutions, and that's the great tension that drives our politics. that means to some extents they might have some affect on these candidates but the system is rigged, but also means that the people who benefit by this political system know they're in the minority, and that's something we should keep in mine. the strong purr to make it possible for the top one-tenth of our population to spend unlimited amount on campaigns and effect the vote, the expression is, they can't win a fair fight. all the polling shows -- young people are alienated from that view of the

tonight fox on top of a president doubling down on a grand ol' party he said to say made a grand ol's of his signature triumphs. so he aims to point out where he wants to lead us in the future. but doesn't the president first have to ttke at least some responsibility for a lot of the problems in the past? persisting even now? welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. to hear a former top republican house leader get ready for, well more of the staple. the president intent on

the way they do their business when it comes to africa international news outlets resort to the same 'ol narrative bringing any conflict down to the tribal level which seems to explain everything without actually telling us anything. the question is why. one theory, in the world of journalism there is a hierarchy in africa. and international reporters have more than the loca reporters tht lack something in order to report it. our story this week is juba. >> south sudan is still a newborn trying to get on its feet. that's intensely interesting to the media. >> the world's newest country on the verge of tearing apart. >> to frame it as another tribal conflict. it's easy to fall into that trap. >> hundreds of people have been killed this month as tribal groups fight for the control of the country. >> so through that process you get the simplified narrative coming up. >> journalists particularly broadcasters like to deal in shorthand, handy little devices that sum up complicated situations. but how does one shorthand the south sudan story? two ex-rebel leaders of differing ethnicity but memb

solutions to reunite the gop and there are people like barbara webber who says get rid of the good oleoys and have people like ted cruz take over. then there are folks who say the tea party needs to learn they can't have it their way 100% of the time. how do we get past the division and work together? amy and matt, great to have both of you here. >> thanks. >> i want to get some reaction to what governor walker was talking about, the need to work together. we're not going to get all the things that we want. amy, do you feel like there's room in the republican party and room from the tea party to say, we're not exactly pleased with everything you're doing, but it's better than having pelosi and reid running the show? >> i don't think there's anybody who has caused as much obstruction as harry reid, but regardless of what matt and i say here these people out in america have their own mind and they're going to do what they want to do. they do want to get rid of some people in office that are republicans that when they vote with the democrats sometimes than they do with the republicans. wh

. >> you were in residence at ole miss. can you share a little bit about that experience? >> i actually wrote the first draft of this book when i was in residence here at ole miss, so i mean you know it's a really great experience because you have the luxury of time and funding to hopefully right the first draft of the book in a year. that's really rare. i taught some classes at the university. i taught a few undergrad classes. i think i taught one and then i taught at graduation class -- graduate class. although students were engaged with the work and really curious and my undergrads, they always surprised me in class. they were all doing this off the wall experimental fiction that i hadn't encountered, that's totally opposite my style but i loved working with them because i felt like it shocked me into thinking about fiction in different ways. i had a really good time while i was here. i think it was you know, it was a wonderful experience and it was really productive for me. i hope the students had a good time too. it seems like some of the grad students -- so i hope th

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and something has happened to the grand ol' party.somebody once said, well, maybe they're the formerly grand ol' party. but i have hoped that they will return and be the grand ol' parity because partybecause i wd leadership. putting the price on carbon is the only way to go. you make the case, because there is a cost. and what is the cost? you see it. this is the cost. and yet those that are putting this dangerous pollution in the air don't pay anything for it. as a matter of fact, they get subsidies still. you and i sometimes talk, you know, off-line here and we say that we're very calm when we speak here because we know we have to have a sense of did he - decorum. but inside a lot of us are churning because we love our children and yew love our grandchildren, and we love this nation, and we want to be leaders. and we want our nation to lead. and yet we are having a terrible time. we have a situation where 97% of scientists say climate change is happening and we know exactly why. it's human behavior. our friend angus king did a remar

humids are down and gusts are ole up. here is the extent, you see them moving north. then along the coast the high surf advisory is in effect and staying until 9:00 tomorrow. it's going to be good conditions for the contest tomorrow. lots going on in the ocean and lots going on with the fire. we will talk about the warmth that will continue to be in the bay area. >>> mavericks competitors are getting ready for the big wave tomorrow. object reports that the wave may be the biggest they have ever been for this event. >> reporter: the monster waves are getting bigger by the day. as you know it is held only when conditions are held preferably 40 feet or so then the top surfers have 48 hours to get here to compete. he is predicting 50-foot waves pushing him to 60 feet. he is stoked. >> any time you fall in a swell like this in this direction, you are getting pushed into the rocks and the sets are relentless and it's hard for the rescue guys to get in and get them out. >> reporter: another maverick surfer is excited but also aware of the danger. >> there's no denying the fa

now hooked up to the hoist, reeled in, guy's okay at the end, gives a big ol' thumbs up. >> i like that they put goggles on him, too. >> all the dust kicked up and the just the wind from the helicopter. >> at the beginning of 2013, i told you about a guy alex sheen. he started a nonprofit "because i said i would," his father died of cancer in 2012. >> as i was writing his eulogy, i tried to reflect on my father's life. >> what my father did do it keep his promises, particularly to me and my brother, ray. >> the one way he could honor his father was to keep his word. >> he taught us to be true to our word and keep our promises and that's why i started "because i said i would." >> he wrote down 352 promises and drew a card a week at random and kept that promise. >> i will teach my grandma how to skype. >> don't show a picture, please. >> i have to show the picture, i'm sorry. >> no, no. >> but together, those 52, they changed me. >> you can't help but be moved watching him keep his promises. >> i will give blood for the first time. >> they're simple little things that are getting somethin

tonight fox on top of a president doubling down on a grand ol' party he said to say made a grand ol' mess of his signature triumphs. so he aims to point out where he wants to lead us in the future. but doesn't the president first have to ttke at least some responsibility for a lot of the problems in the past? persisting even now? welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. to hear a former top republican house leader get ready for, well more of the staple. the president intent on using his state of the union address for a serious republican dressing down. if knot for republicans blocking his the health care law every turn it wouldn't have turned into the mess it has become. if not for republicans intranssy against on immigration reform it wouldn't have turned into no reform. but ask yourself this. is that because republicans are not budging or he is not budging? remember, republicans say, they were indeed open to health care law fixes including tort reform and more market-basedptions. they argue they offered plenty of alternatives. remember as well at the time the president and democrats co

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it's taking the sugar content, turning it into ethan ol. how is it an advance in technology that was available before the system was developed. >> no commercial fermentors are running density. >> commercial fermentors are not able to measure sugar in real-time. >> typically no. >> what can you tell me about the impact these technologies will have on wine making. >> all of those things are aimed at providing more information which then leads to better interpretation, which leads to better decision making. 2009. >> is this the quality of the wine, does it have to do with the instinct of the winemaker. it seems the new technologies is taking a bit away, from the instinct and putting it in the hands of data analysis. >> i've been on the property for over 29 years. i use a lot of instinct. i use the technology to back up what i feel. it adds to the picture so that i can make better wine. >> amazing. that whole piece really begs the question about art versus technology. >> i think what schaeffer vineyards are trying to do is bring new ideas, tech

the good ole days for hetch hetchy we really noted to spend those investments >> other than cutting staff and operations how do you cigarette suggest to make up. the shortfall >> we'll continue the negotiations for the enter connection agreement that could go a long way for serviced like street lights that benefit all san franciscans. and also to look at the category of new customers that we haven't summoned the park merry ted sedate and we'll continue to look at quite frankly every possibility. no one will solve the promise itself >> so the scenario is based on a drought situation down the road what are the variables or critically criteria that's led you to this. >> the projects here in the plan also assume immediate hydro year. in the last 90 we've having had dry years but this 10 years assumes the modem. so to the degree we have a drought and if it's a multi year drought we're looking at 8 or $9 million a year >> so what factors reduce the $19 milli $19 milli $19 milli $19 million deficit. >> whether it's open the negotiating table or the mayor to consider the generation bond it sits w

there is a phrase now in russia it is the korrumpiad instead of the ole limb pea yad. it is a one-man state. >> matt knows this because he traveled a lot to russia. when we come back with the 2014 mid-terms approaching, vulnerable democrats try to distance themselves from obamacare. can they run against the law and win? for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. obamacare be in the 2014 mid-term elections? well based on the money already being spent on tv ads, it looks like the answer is very. last week the nancy pelosi pelosi-supported house majority pack entered the fray come together defense of arizona congresswoman anne kirk patrick who has been attacked by conservative groups for h

it's the dark days of slavery he calls the good 'ol days. >> in the civil war, the wrong side won? >> we would be a lot better off if the south won. >> reporter: better off because there's a census trend showing that whites will be a minority by 2014. >> i see the end to this empire is fast approaching. >> we're racist. white power! >> reporter: matt fears white heterosexual christians have fallen pray, as he puts it, just like native americans did centuries ago. >> is what happened to native americans horrible? yeah. but that's what's happening now to whites in this country. >> come on. some place in the united states they're slaughtering white americans by the hundreds. >> genocide doesn't have to be with guns and tanks and bombs. >> reporter: if what he's peddling sounds familiar to you, it is. >> reverse discrimination against white people. >> reporter: remember david duke? the former grand wizard of the kkk, state representative from louisiana. duke and matt met at last year's storm front convention. think of it as an annual retreat for white supremists where matt was a speake

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meanwhile the president there declaring a state of emergency in an ole-rich battleground state. >> theeclaration of a state of emergency is more about giving government officials a freehand to deal with the rebelian. the sense of embarrassment that they have lost the two key cities. fighting is going on this morning around these downs. in bor, [ inaudible ] from the town that fighting began at dawn when government forces were sent there as reenfoesments after being defeated on tuesday, and attacked rebel forces, and fighting is said to be going on there. and the government has said they will not stop the fighting until they get boar. also fighting is going on around the capitol of the oil-producing unity state. these are two key states that the government doesn't want the talks to begin before it gets control of. >>> in iraq the intense violence continues there. a series of car bombings killing at least 10 injuring more than 50. there are concerns that things once again could be spiralling out of control. stephanie decker has more. >> reporter: it has been a vicious year for iraqis and

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. >> looks like it ended up sideways, too, just in a big ole pile of snow. >> not what you hoped for. >> nope, not where you want to be when you're riding in your car. >> but you can almost prix dict this stuff, you know? >>> the silver car approaching this intersection i don't see any lights. i don't see any stop signs it's kind of, like, proceed at your own risk. so the guy's trying to make a left-hand turn so he just creeps out into this intersection. you've got a bus coming to your left. >> oh! >> bingo. >> pretty minor accident. looked like that van might have been obscured by the larger bus. >> yeah. >> the car tries to make the turn. that doesn't happen for him. but it ain't over yet. >> uh-oh. >> because talk about an inpatient driver. sees his opportunity to continue on that left turn that he was trying to make to begin with and off he goes. now that he stopped traffic with an accident, he can proceed. >> right. >> that was a hit-and-run. where do you have to go so bad that you can't stop for that? >> the hospital to deliver a baby. i don't know. >>> dude goes for a sled-pull

whether sport is getting its arms around this, and whether with distance we'll look at this with the bad 'ol days in 10 years, 20 years. >> you know, in 20 years, i wouldn't want to guess because there are so many different things happening with drugs, implants, computer chips, who knows what will happen. but this year, sure, we'll look back on this time as an unique time, it was when people did whatever they want, it was the wild west. players use drugs in every sport but i don't think as often because the penalties are so severe now. >> has it brought the sports, jonah, athletics, cycling, the nfl, into a kind of disrepute that leads fans if they can really trust what they're watching. >> i think it depends on the fans. in the nfl, james harrison was suspended, a big muscular guy who came back, and if you way 220 in the mlb, that's not necessarily accepted. in the nba nobody talks if the guys are doping, the same in the nhl. i think it's what sport we're talking about and the group of fans and the younger generation of fans don't care as much as the older ones do. >> have the sports moved

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. >> you go back to tell people they will lose their insurance but a their company is going ol? >> it's going to be dismantled. but there is a big difference in the the way sandra presented. this is a bailout prosecutor and simple and the way scharly presented. >> sandra used numbers and facts. >> this is written into the law those numbers are written into the law, by the way. >> subsidies are written into the law, yes, increased taxes on the people who can pay are written into t law. congressman charles you mentioned is the adult son is going to get the subsidy, not forever. that's a part of the program. hold on, let mefinish. i know you don't want it ever, but the point is it's not going to last forever, that's one of the subsidies, one of the taxes. >> it mig get worse. >> that does not mean this is going to need a bailout. it might but it might number. >> but i do find, guys, i find it interesting that ben stein is in toronto right now. so he's already moved. >> that's medicine right there. >> ben, what do you think of this. >> i think they've scrambled up an ec, now we are

the ea19-ydr-oles fac charges of dui, resisting arrest,nd a driving with an invalid license.arlier bieber smiled for a mug shot after he was caught racing in a yellow lamborghini. >> when he opened up the window and confronted mr. bieber, he smell add strongr odo of alcoholic beverage. >> reporter: police say he was racing a red lamborghini. police pulled him over at 4:00 a.m. they say he refused to follow instructions and repeatedly swore at them. >> he made statements he had consumed some ail alcohol and had been smoking mann and consumed some prescription medication. earlier this month officers searched his home after a neighbor accused the pop star and his entourage of throwing eggs at his home. he waved to fans after leaving jail. meribel rodriguez, cbs news, miami. >>> bieber's arrest provided plenty of material for david letterman's late show. >> his monkey was confiscated. he got insulted for insulted anne frank. he hired hooker ins in brazil and he was eggs a neighbor's house. and today lindsay lohan, lindsay lohan said, what's with this guy. we have projected the he

he came to america when he was four years ole. his family was among the many we found. >> new years eve, they cook a lot of food. new year's day, they don't cook. they just play and enjoy. >> reporter: the dinner includes many traditions such as serving fish and fowl with heads attached symbolizing wholeness and life. oranges symbolizing wealth. >> i give everybody oranges to give great fortune. >> reporter: and the red packets of cash. >> as a kid it was great from of all the money you get. but yeah, growing up, it is a bit of getting back to the culture. >> you see here all the fireworks. all the bad spirits will go away. and hopefully, everything will come true what you wish for. >> reporter: here is wishing you a terrific year of the horse. joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> one of new york's land marcs the empire state builting is lit up for the lunar new year. >>> yahoo has encountered a security breach that compromised e-mail accountsful it is working to investigate. user names and pass wheres were stolen. yeah yo leaves the informati

ols are closed across the region which should begin to thaw out wednesday. in marysville ohio, conditions were perfect to create snow rollers. the continued cold weather this winter has also depleted propane supplies, pushed prices sharply higher. some suppliers are asking customers to keep thermostats low so they don't run out. cbs news dallas. . >>> other news now, armed men on motorcycles carried out a deadly attack on egypt's interior minister this morning. so far no one is claiming responsibility for the death of general mohammad ssaeed. his killing came just hours before mohamed morsi was scheduled to appear this court. he is facing charges of kidnapping and killing policemen after a jailbreak during the 2011 uprisings there. >>> president obama will deliver his staff the union address tonight, and as tara mergener reports the commander in chief is planning to announce he is going to begin taking executive action to get things done rather than waiting for congress. >> president obama will call for a year of action during a state of the union address to