lisa fletcher is out, but we've got omar, as digital producer. >> i.t. has really lit up. we put out the question of whether investing money and whether it's being effective, cyrus says, in new york city it has not. but effective counterterrorism doesn't mean legal, and legal doesn't mean moral. eric says, long story short, having a good relationship with local law enforcement organizations is key, but not the picture look. then jeff who says, when are people going to pretend that surveillance is anything but unchecked power. >> we want you to be part of the conversation . #ajam stream. >>> 1984, the dangers about a surveillance state. but that was decades ago. often overlooked the role of local and state law enforcement. what some people call little brother. >> what we realized after 9/11, is terrorists don't respect are responsibility and lines of jurisdiction, as regional lines we need to work together to defeat that threat. >> reports of suspicious activity get sent to fusion centers which security analysts say is key. serve and protect is ineffective and infringes on

with all of the tweets and facebook messages, and omar, does more bling make you happy? what did they say? >> they have different ideas of whether obtaining more wealth brings happiness. we have elizabeth saying: >> for those of you at home, we want you to be part of this conversation. and let us know what makes you happy and what the connection is between money and happiness. >> a wife and jacked up truck. happiness, it's the most valued human emotion, for some, it's a strong sense of wellbeing, and for others, they think that more money will make them happy. >> what do you want out of life. >> to be happy. and to live a long happy life. >> what's going to make you successful and happy? what will make you feel successful and happy? >> right now, money. lots of money. >> all right, but does more money lead to more problems? according to a gallop poll, income has risen over the last 12 years, but happiness has not. wellbeing is for income, but once our basic needs are met, what makes us happy? and is happiness the same arounded world? joining us from los angeles, rocco be

. >> an omar our community -- and omar our community seems concerned. >> about the same thing michael is concerned about. grandmothers for people i don't think this is a good idea. video comment from andrew. >> surveillance units like the dac in oakland is much like the patriot act has actually been used more for drug cases than terrorism cases. i feel that these local surveillance units will not be used so much for national security but will be used by the local police to monitor and harass the groups that critique the police department, make it look bad, point out malfeasance and abuse and i think that's a legitimate concern. >> jim do you find these concerns lengt legitimate? >> sure. suspicious activity reporting, they say there's something odd about this guy jim harper. that goes into data that could be transferred between jurisdictions. lets say they cure it, we realize there isn't anything wrong with this guy but it's been disseminated, they have the bad info in there somewhere else, they cux to fourth amendment issues. if there's going to be adverse information about me floati

in 2011 omar obama was arrested for drunk driving.was discovered he was living in the united states illegally. they claimed omar and president obama had never met. now they have done a complete 180. twras gallagher as the kelly file investigation. trace? >> when the president's uncle was arrested we learned he was here illegally and that he was the president's uncle. i think i will call the white house. the white house said there was no record of the president meeting his uncle omar. this week omar obama testified not only had he met his nephew but barack obama even lived there. there is no support the president met his uncle. it is unclear what evidence they are they were looking for even though omar obama was mentioned in the book there was no mention of them ever meeting. today press secretary jay carney pinpointed the actual problem. >> the president said he had met omar obama and he stayed with him for a brief period of time until the president's apartment was ready after that they saw each other and after law school they gradual

in 2011 omar obama was arrested for drunk driving. it was discovered he was living in the united states illegally. the white house claimed at the time that omar and president obama never had met because reporters were inquiring about the relationship. now they have done a complete 180. trace gallagher has "the kelly file" investigation. >> reporter: in fact, when the president's uncle omar was arrested for drunk driving not only did we learn he was here illegally but that he was related to the president. in fact he was asked if he would like to make a phone call. he said, i think i will call the white house. the white house told the boston globe there was no record of the president meeting his uncle omar. this week in the boston immigration court omar obama testified not only had he met his nephew but barack obama even lived with him for a short time. the white house said there was no deception. they couldn't find evidence to support the president met his uncle. it is not clear what evidence they were looking for though omar was menti

the issue resurfaced on tuesday when omar obama took the witness stand in a massachusetts courtroom. during his testimony omar said his nephew, the president of the united states, had briefly stayed with him in the 1980s. the elder mr. obama was facing deportation linked to a drunk driving arrest in august of 2011. however at the time white house officials told "the boston globe" there was no record that the president ever met his uncle. yesterday press secretary jay carney explained why the administration said the two never met. >> back when this arose, folks looked at the record, including the president's book, and there was no evidence that they had met. and that was what was conveyed. nobody spoke to the president. when omar obama said the other day -- and there were reports he said the other day -- that president obama, back when he was a law school student had stayed with him in cambridge, i thought it was the right thing to do to go ask him. >> carney went on to say the white house had zero involvement in the case and the president has not seen his uncle in 20 years. as for om

. >> same guy or not omar racked up $1,000 in parking tickets.ne was for having a crooked car registration sticker. after he contested and lost, omar had enough. >> i stop paying them. i thought the wors worst-case scenario i would have problem registering my car in d.c. which i wasn't planning on doing. i was wrong. >> omar was wrong because registering his car was the at least of his problems. last winter he went to a loan officer to apply for a mortgage. he believed his credit score was strong. >> my credit score dropped over 100 points because of the parking tickets. i went from 600 to low 600s. >> unpaid parking tickets are considered debt. when they can't check they turn that debt over to a collection agency. the collection agency reports it to the credit bureaus. there are so many areas of non-trillion traditional credit that people don't equate to the credit score but it can. >> reporter: credit expert say many people don't realize when they don't pay a fine to a municipality or government for something like a parking ticket, speeding tic

restrepo y omar jimenez, acusados de trafico de armas y narcotrafico. >> estos días se congregan milesos, como cada año, muchos son víctimas de estafa. >> nos explica medidas que se pueden tomar de parte del os paisanos para evitar abusos. >> muchas horas de camino y cuando parece que llegaron a cas la pesadilla comienza >> se trata de los paisanos, los inmigrantes que tras trabajar durante el año regresan al país para fiestas naviderñas. >> una vez que pisan suelo mexicano itnene que esperar horasp ra sacar permisos migratorios y ser extorsionados. >> aquí el miedo es con la policía federal, los acusan de que van a exceso de velocidad, orale, venga el dinero para acá. acá son las policía federal o estatl, municipales. >> ante esto este grupo de inmigrante decidieron organizarse y viajaron en caravana para autoprotegerse en su largo camino a cas. >> primero inicio para defendernos contral a inseguridad, gente con familia y niños. >> este fin de semana las filas de los puentes internaiconales de ladero y paso tejas se extendieron más de 5 horas, en tanto otras aglomeracioens para permis

was charged with having released to the media a statement by sheikh omar abdel rahman which asked for reconsideration, not an ending, of the truce between islamist and non-islamist forces in egypt under the repressive regime of hosni mubarak,. . that is it. explain what was wrong with what the government that was wrong with lynne stewart. >> she agreed that she would not release anything that the sheikh said to the media. -- theook the position jury did not agree with her -- every other attorney thought these measures did not apply to disseminating political information that could lead to a for the shake to get transferred to egypt. the former attorney general of the u.s. said, on behalf of sheikh omar abdel rahman, who talked to stewart into getting into the case, had done far more in terms of getting his words out there and sharing them with people. was michael tigar, speaking about his former client lynne stewart. lynne stewart is dying from cancer in a texas prison. prison, her doctor in estimated her life expectancy at less than 18 months. so far her request for early release has

this year, it opens with omar, the first-ever palestinian film to be tipped for an oscar. >> it is ae of love and israeli occupied territories for the 10th annual dubai international film festival opened with omar. it follows the story of three childhood friends and a young woman torn apart in their fight for freedom. taken a lot already of awards and is tipped for an oscar. that, youve truly know, the more we make international movies, the more we will have recognition. i am happy that i am part of this recognition. >> a total of 174 movies will be screened at this year's festival. half of those by arab filmmakers. girl by egyptian director mohammed con is generating a lot of -- mohammed khan is generating a lot of buzz. said the egyptian revolution had an indirect influence on his story. artist is always reacting to the environment he is living in, so of course for example in my film i did not say a word about the revolution, but the revolution is in the background hum of the sirens of ambulances, the tear gas. >> a film, closer to home, premiered at the festival. it is a documenta

uncle omar was re-a.loued to remain in the country because of his good moral character. the white house says they did not intervene in that hearing. >> all right. joining us now, former speech righter for president george w. bush. mark they say nobody ever asked him they started information in the newspapers like boston globe without having asked him according to the white house. do you believe it? >> i don't buy that. the president's uncle nshg country illegally is arrested for dui and says i'm going to call the white house, nobody goes and tells the president about this? or discusses it with him? just that just a stretch. i don't believe the explanation f true it would point to a worse problem, is that nobody brings this president bad information. it's a hard conversation to walk into the oval office and say to the president your uncle was arrested for dui. also thoord say to the president the the obamacare web site doesn't work or to say you've been telling americans they can keep their insurance but it's not true. have you to stop. either they're in the having conver

, but uncle omar testified this a court of law that the president lived with him for a short time backed henry joins us live from the white house. so, ed, how does the white house explain this contradiction here? >> reporter: well, it's kind of bizarre, martha. the bottom line is it all started back in 2011 when omar obama was pulled over in massachusetts for allegedddrunk driving. he initially said i'm going to be calling the white house, the officers on the scene realized there was some connection to president obama, and when they got a call back from "the boston globe," they said there was of no record of the president ever meeting that uncle. it turns out omar obama said they actually lived together many years ago when president obama was a sttdent at harvard law school. so the white house explains it as saying that when they first got the call from the boston globe back in 2011, they never directly asked the president whether or not he knew his uncle, they just went back and looked at his book and other things. here's jay carney trying to explain it. >> when omar obama said the ot

the man's name called omar, the president's uncle.e boston globe previously cited the white house as saying the president and his uncle had never met. but the white house press secretary now says this -- >> the president said that he, in fact, had met omar obama when he moved to cambridge for law school and he stayed with him for a brief period of time until his -- the president's apartment was ready. >> reporter: in recent days the uncle said barack obama stayed with him for three weeks in the 1980s. why the differing accounts? >> back when this arose, folks looked at the record including the president's book and there was no evidence that they had met. >> reporter: jay carney says it was when he asked the president in person that the president acknowledged he had stayed with his uncle. it could be simple semantics but the white house was first asked about the relationship a couple of years ago after the uncle had been arrested for drunk driving and it came to light that he was fighting deportation. that's given ammunition to republi

the white house said when uncle omar was arrested on dui which faced deportation ordered that uncle omar they didn't know him. they had to admit they know him. they lied about benghazi, the irs, nsa, fast and furious. nobody believes him anymore. >> uncle omar is not a lie. that's been proven. >> president obama, nephew obama is the liar. >> he's not. by the way, they never asked him two years ago. >> three. >> three years ago from the press office. they never asked him first. this time asked hill and he gave a truthful answer. >> come on. >> one of them that he unequivocally lied about is the video about benghazi. that was a complete fabrication. they arrested a man, used the power and resources of the government to railroad a guy. >> if you want to go to benghazi do you think it's just possible that the government couldn't tell us the whole truth because things were happening in benghazi that were -- >> purposely lied to the us. >> though there are things we shouldn't know and you would support us not knowing p it is a cia action. >> the that never justifies affirmatively lying about a

if you go back three years ago the president has an uncle omar, lived in boston. when he was brought up on a dui charge and ordered to be deported he didn't leave. the white house was asked. he said he never met him. here's jay carney. does this add to the distrust that exists? watch jay carney backtrack today. >> the president said he had, in fact, met omar obama when he moved to cambridge for law school and stayed with him for a brief period of time until the president's apartment was ready. after that they saw each other once every few months while the president was in cambridge. after law school they gradually fell out of touch. the president has not seen omar obama in 20 years and has not spoken with him in roughly ten years. >> they said three years ago he's never met him. is that a small thing or a big thing? these are all huge things. it goes to the trust of the president. whether it's politics, business or personal relationships. when you have a breakdown of whether or not someone is a person of their word or not, rebuilding that is almost impossible. the

. >> omar is young and was even younger when the fighting started.m around the country and many who had left heeded the calls for revolution on facebook and twitter. they fought in tripoli, benghazi, mizrada and everywhere in between. who won this war? young people or everybody? >> everybody. but the young people -- they started it. >> what was your day like as a revolutionary? >> you keep one thought in your mind. you do this for the next generation, for a better country, a better life. >> you have a future now. before, people -- >> yes. there was no future in libya before gadhafi's regime. >> oh, this looks good. >> yeah, it is. >> barracuda is a seafood restaurant just outside of town on the mediterranean coast. >> one of the best foods in libya, i think, the seafood. >> the menu is not printed on paper. it's laid out right there for you on ice. >> we have -- >> what do they do? they just grill that? >> yeah, they grill it. some garlic, some sauce. really awesome. >> you pick out the stuff that interests you from the daily catch. okay. let's get o

rear jr., certainly an internationally known name, you are the grandson i understand of the legendary omaris it a time where people with celebrity statute in the arts and sports can come forward in rah way different than even just a few years ago? >> absolutely. you mentioned the sports world. we have brittany griner, tom colins in the nba. that's really excited because people are looking up to them and says you know, it is okay, it is okay to be gay and also have gay and lesbian teammates can is important for the culture. >> thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> after the break, afghanistan's future, teaching girls to shape a new world, and why that progress may now be as risk. >> many worry that the gains made in education will not stick in the future. aljazeera's jane ferguson takes us to a school in kandahar city that was long considered a success and is now facing closure. >> it's a place offering more than these girls know, a quality education in real tangible skills, a path away from positivity and early marriage and towards university and a career. since 2002,

. >> que bueno anita, desde madonna hasta ricky martin han pasado por su lente, omar cruz el fotÓgrafo y destapa todos sus trucos para hacer hacerlos lucir espectaculares siempre. >> ay! ay! te sorprenderÁs con lo que dicen los expertos. >> sÍ claudia molina dice que es posible perder peso en la Época de navidad conozca los trucos para no subir de peso en estas fiestas. >> continÚa la semana de estreno de por siempre mi amor, los jÓvenes actores, telma madrigal, ana martin nos hablan de su experiencia en esta sÚper producciÓn. >> es martes no te cases ni te embarques ni de tu familia te apartes. >> aquÍ estÁ la familia de la televisiÓn. >> tu amiga de "despierta amÉrica." >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> (cantando). >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> epa!. >> hey! hey! hey!. >> (cantando). >> epa! buenos dÍas que rico recibirlos una vez mÁs como siempre aquÍ en familia. hoy es martes 3 de diciembre del 2013 como ven seguimos bien acompaÑados de mane de la parra, de paul s. >> gracias!. >> bienvenidos compaÑeros. >> jonhy y allan tienen sus dÍas libres, bien merecidos por supuesto tambiÉn y estamos f

omar is with ctb in ottawa. omar, what's the bottom line?u tell us about what this decision actually means? >> the bottom line is that basically the court, the highest court in the land has sided with sex workers saying the laws are so restrictive they basically violate their charter rights to tree freeh come and to liberty and security. basically what the court has said that is that parliament has a year to we redraw the map, come up with new laws. if they can't do that, or if they don't want to do that, then basically those three provisionses that were in the criminal code will be struck down after a year. >> what is the likelihood that they would refuse to do that though? i mean, i would assume that they would try and restructure it in a way that would work. >> yeah, you know, to some degree it's a bit of a political mine field obviously. the legal machine is long. it's involved. it's arduous. to pick up on this is a major responsibility. it's a conservative government. the base tends to be more conservative. it would be political suicide

i thought it was right to ask him, and the president said he in fact had met omar obama when he movedmbridge for law school and he stayed with him for a brief period of time until the president's apartment was ready. >> so bottom line is, jay carney saying that back in 2011, when they first got the question, they told "the boston globe" the two had never met because they failed to ask the president directly. they say these details came it in court, they cleared it up, asked the president directly. for the record, they're also saying that the president played no role in his immigration case at all. >> it's very interesting, and yet another question jay carpey didn't want to get but you asked it, ed. thank you so much. >> a very rare delivery. triplets born in california. why they're so special, next. ppó >>> welcome back. get ready to meet three little girls who share something unique. they're identical triplets born ten days ago in california. their rare because multiples don't run in their family, and mom and dad didn't use fertility drugs, and the doctor says it's already looking ah

lisa fletcher is out today, but we have our man, oma omar, as cohost. look, you and i wear makeup for a living, and it's not the traditional masculinity, and community is talking about it. putting out the question of characteristics, and masculinity in our society. >> that's a harsh statement. and those of you at home, we want you to be part of this conversation. >> keep tweeting, and so what does man up really mean? this and others run through the male mind like a mantra. >> don't cry, you need to pick yourself up. >> be cool. >> as much as i like to tattletale. >> be a man. >> man up. >> man up. >> man up. >> the three most destructive words that every man receives when he's a boy, when he's told to be a man. >> if a guy is trying to juggle modern pressures and changing gender roles, are these messages harmful? here is aaron tracer, from salon and redbook, and he's also a stay at home dad. justin, apologists writer, and israel, a journalist, rog rico is a writer, and he's a father. and tyler is a nationally syndicated columnist. what does it mean to b

not going to fall for omar calhoun. mamarin county native. jakarsampson. st. john drops to 6 and 5. southern illinois barry hen henson. >> my wife can score more than two buckets. i know my wife will at least shut fake one time. >> 2 for 11 against murray state. indiana at miami. getting in the face, mare mario chalmers. heat wins 97-94. the heat are 19 and 6. hard to fathom, but there is a chance the superbowl will not be played on sunday. this year's game will be played at metlife stadium. could be snowy. a blizzard is possible. they want saturday or monday should a huge storm hits. we will find out what the weather is like in new jersey in early february. what will be the last regular season game in candlestick park, they could play in the play offs. willis on what playing at the stick has meant to him. >> i will be grateful to have played on that field with guys who have one championships. every time you step in there it is a memory that will not be forgotten. >> 1, 2, 3 win. >> the season ending list, the role goes to anthony dixon. >> getting all the motions motions right and

and they are on may 15th, eisenhower, patton, omar bradley, winston churchill, king george the sixth and several dozen of the most senior commanders have gathered to review for it last time the plan called overlord, which is the invasion of france, which is to take place in three weeks. they met in an auditorium at st. paul's called the model room and the general said that girls were bundled up in their overcoats because even that was the middle of night, it was cold as a meat locker and they sat on hold with benches normally reserved for schoolboys. the poet john milton among other english luminaries had gone to st. paul. on the florida cop put it this auditorium was an enormous paris relief map of the normandy coast, where the rivers and teeth into the atlantic and a british brigadier and no skid stotts shuffled around on this hop is a discussed the individual locales and what would be coming in three weeks, the most famous battlefield in the world. the beaches, for example. utah, on a hot, gold, juno, sword and towns no one had heard of it soon would become infamous. towns like sa

compuso dos dÍas despuÉs, anduve caminando. >>> en acapulco ofreciÓ la conferencia de prensa, junto con omarrmen. ya vimos si nos funciona o si no nos funciona. ya vimos el efecto que produjo en la taquilla la. evidentemente lo que tenemos que proponer son cosas que gusten al pÚblico. el pÚblico es el que manda. el que compra los boletos o los deja de comprar. y simplemente con la seÑora carmen salinas no sucediÓ esto. >>> bueno, carmen salinas, dijo que no va a regresar al musical, porque le sobra dignidad. "perfume de gardenia" comenzarÁ nuevamente en febrero, sin ella y sin josÉ ron que graba una nueva novela, se espera el retorno de marjorie de sousa, la tercera finalista de "mira quiÉn baila." >>> a dÍas de celebrar la navidad, jomari goyso trae una transformaciÓn de impacto, en medio de una grabaciÓn nuestra camarografa de los Ángeles fue sorprendida por Él, veamos cÓmo le fue. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> hoy estamos ya las navidades. da mega sorpresa. que ni se lo espera. hace un aÑo me dijo esto. >>> bella azucena, comentame tu resoluciÓn para el 2013. >>> mi resoluciÓn es perder, y llegar a 150. >

. >> el capitan de las chivas seÁa omar bravo . >> sin pena ni gloria regreso el equipo del monterreyrlos beltran que llega por 3 aÑos . >> el 2013 nos ha dejado la mostrada de los triksi . >> los chamacos terminaron con victoria, lo mejor de todo es ue siguen dando de que hablar . >> fue una de las expereicnias mÁs magnificas pero doloroso . >> es una actitud bonito, porque se ponene nÚmero equivocado nuestra lugar . >> vamos al hockey femenino , entre canad y estados unidos . >> dejaron calara la rivalidad, es que era un jeugo con cuentas pendientes, en el 2009 tambiÉn se habian peleado, el marcador final 3 a 2 a favor de cÁnada . >> ese duelo amistoso revoluciono . >> los trikis divina la insspiraciÓn que estÁn compartiendo , en mÉxico se juego por jugar sin nada . >> han dado la vuelta al mundo quieren emularlo en europa , ha sido contactado el entrenador . >> gracias william bonilla . >> no le cambiÉ que ya volvemos con mÁs . >> (mÚsica) . >> seguiomos compartiendo sus fotos, la familia sÁnchez nos enviÓ esta fotografÍa, por su parte lusi nos mando estaa fotografÍa con su hijo .

suárez, diciendo que hacía chanchullos y luego sale de aventurera, y vuelve con omar suárez. >>> peropero es una obra que tiene muchos años también, entonces, qué es lo que realmente pasa, detrás, cuando se cierra la puerta, pero al parecer todos terminan peleados. >>>e s que uno como actor se entrega al proyecto. >>> sí. >>> y fuera del proyecto de perfume de gardenias, que es. >>> estar al lado de grandes actores,. >>> por supuesto. >>> de la sonora santanera, es impresionante el espectáculo y uno se entrega al proyecto y también al económico. >>> el que trabaja le gusta que le pagan. >>> además dicen que omar paga muy bien. p>>>pero cuando paga. >>> y también que paga el señor, paga muy bien. >>> el que está pagando muy bien ahorita, es nuestro querido sammy que está con una televidente, es maide bridges. >>> hola, ¿qué tal? mi gente, hoy tenemos una mujer especial, una señora profesional que tiene 3 hijas y ella llegó como hace una hora, tuvimos que empezar, porque hay mucho trabajo que cubrir, déjame decirte algo, esta mujer es una belleza, por qué estás tan deprimida, mimi. >>>

when omar obama said the other day president barack obama back when he was a law school student stayedh him in cambridge. >> he went on. carney was adamant the white house did not interfere with the omar obama hearing in any way. >>> electric car loaners be warned. one georgia parent plugged his car into a middle school outlet as he waited to pick his school up for tennis practice. he was arrested for taking without consent and spent 15 hours in jail. the claaccused claimed it cost about a nickel to charge the car. >>> the ability to track officials that would have before been considered science fiction. >> the new nsa documents reported fbi washington post are controversial because they suggest the nsa is collecting location data from cell phones and other wireless devices when not being used. 5 billion records are collected data. it can be used to retrace your movements as well as identify relationships. >> we call it tip off information. these guilt by association, links become potential evidence of a terrorist plot by the fact you're identifying a net work. >> the collection is foc

omar's father paid the price.e thanked god that three other children in the car at the time of the bullet survived. >> the u.s. vice president is due in japan. his first stop on a 3-nation tour. on the agenda the growing interpretation between japan and china and a group of islands. this comes as japan rethinks the role of its armed forces. this report from japan. >> they look and act like app army. they are not a real army. they are from japan's self-defence force on training exercise. under japan's constitution they can only fire to defend themselves. with japan's larger neighbour asserting itself internationally though, questions are being asked whether japan should rethink the role of its armed forces. china's declaration this week in an air defense zone over the east china sea is making the discussion urgent. >> japan's hawkish prime minister shinzo abe has been pushing mps to change the passivist constitution. long-term guidelines will be introduced in december and a security council will meet after joe bide

so i think the next battle will lie between the military and the police. >> omar thing you very much.>> a u.s. federal judge has yuled that the nsa phone data collection program is lawful. he said evidence showed that go has only used data to investigate and disrupt terrorist attacks. washington has come under intense scrutiny over his mass surveillance of phone calls. let's get more from kat turner who joins us from new york. must be a blow for the civil liberties groups. >> well, there has certainly been a lot of discussion amongst the public and congress about the nsa program of collecting metadata. i think civil liberties groups have no comment at this stage, but they have been enboldened by a lot of the debate that has gone on. you can almost tell how the ruling is going to go by his first sentence. it's quite loaded and emotional language, and if you read through the 54-page ruling of the judge he has laid out his case of being in favor of what the nsa is doing. he called it a blunt tool only because it collecting everything. there was no evidence that the government used the da

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omar is live for us in kuwait. now, omar, usually the gcc focuses on gcc issues but they also talk about regional issues as well. let's start with iran, and it's nuclear deal. what's expected to come out of discussions from that. >> now, let's start with iran as you statemented. the final summit came out welcoming the nuclear deal, between the p five plus one, with iran, last month. saying in deal will only boost the security and stability of the region. they said this is the first step towards a wider and a comprehensive deal with iran, which leads to a nonproliferation deal to make this area -- to -- to rid this area with weapons of mass destruction, including in nuclear weapons. now, this is very interesting point, because not all gcc members trust iran. they call on iran to boost its relation with its neighbors. they welcome the new president and they call on the iranians to take practical steps to stop the medaling in arab and regional affairs in the region. >> very interesting dynamics there. but the g.c.c. s

. >> la declaraciÓn la dio en acapulco donde ofreciÓ una conferencia de prensa junto a omar suÁrez producto salinas no vende ni atraer pÚblico. eso tras las diferencias que tuvieron el pasado fin de semana que lo llevaron a despedirla. >> en perfume gardenia podemos tener la dicha de invitar a la seÑora carmen. vimos signos funciona o no nos funcionÓ. vimos el efecto que produjo en la taquilla. evidentemente lo que tenemos que proponer son cosas que le gusten al pÚblico. siempre he dicho que el pÚblico es el que manda. el que comprar los boletos o los deja de comprar. simplemente, con la seÑora carmen salinas no sucediÓ esto. >> carmen salinas dijo que no va a regresar al musical porque le sobra dignidad. perfume de gardenia comenzarÁ en febrero sin ella. se espera el retorno de de souza. >> a sÓlo dÍas de celebrar la navidad, tenemos una transformaciÓn de impacto. en medio de una grabaciÓn, nuestra camarÓgrafa fue sorprendida por Él. vamos a ver cÓmo les fue. >> hoy estamos en las navidades, una vieja sorpresa. hacÍa un aÑo me dijo esto. >> comentar el cual es tu resoluciÓn para el 2013? >

with all of the tweets and facebook messages, and omar, does more bling make you happy?they say? >> they have different ideas of whether obtaining more wealth brings happiness.

nobody had asked him in the past, and the president said he in fact had met omar obama when he movedhool, and he stayed with him for a brief period of time until his apartment was ready. >> so that's what jay carney says. the only real difference here was that he, jay carney, physically asked the president face-to-face, whether he met with the uncle, and that was the difference. the president said, yes, i met with him and stayed with him for three weeks. i spoke with the attorney for the uncle. the uncle's name is an youngo obama. but the uncle threw a congratulatory party for barack obama when he graduated from harvard law school. that's where they're trying to iron out some of the contradictions. >> the uncle came as a student to the united states. was about to be deported, but what, for 50 years, there was this case going on, and only in the last few days has he been told he can stay in the united states legally. >> he had ignored the immigration proceedings against him for decades. and after he was arrested on a drunk driving charge in 2011, some of the deportation proceedings st

omar is afraid to play outside. children bully him because of his disability.they improve as long as therapy and schooling are not interrupted. >> early intervention is an effective way to reduce symptoms of autism. maintaining consistency and providing a routine are crucial. into that is what a child from aleppo had. he was sent to the autism academy in oman. he is doing so well he lives at the academy and goes to a regular school. what he doesn't have is family. his parents were refugees in turkey and lost contact. he's under the care of the center. >> autism centres here can't help syrian children unless there's significant funding. they can barely cope with the number of jordanian patients. the approaches and treatment of autism needs something, consistent funding. that is really sad because sometimes parents come to me and tell me if i don't have money, that means that my child has no treatment. >> the cost of treatment is $4,000. no syrian rev any family can afford that. the well being depends on whether there's enough outside funding to ensure a better l

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