and on skype, hollowing out the middle. the rural drain and america. ethan, why this law that closes schools? >> i think it's a response by the legislature and the government to deal with ever increasing costs in education in alaska. we had boarding schools up until the 1970s, in which the case went to the supreme court and it was decided that the state had the responsibility to educate every child in alaska, and so high schools popped up in all of our villages, and now the state has enabled it so that if the population drops under 10, your school goes into closure over a four-year period. and lessens the budget thing because oftentimes the money is spread out throughout the district. but i think it's a response to save money because the state is not increasing dollars for education, especially in alaska. the costs keep rising consistently. our oil costs go up, and people need to put this all in perspective. they think we can go from one town to another and bus 50 minutes away. no, my community, i'm in average registerinanchorage. and the only way i ca

on skype him, we talk and all of that, but that is not anything like seeing our son. >> i am excited. i am overwhelmed. >> i was hoping they would not get a heart attack when they saw me. overwhelming, like they said. >> a lot of big smiles. days at the past three a hotel, trying to keep his return secret. hard to keepwas quiet, but he was glad he was able to pull it off. more changes after a reality tv star made anti-gay and racial comments. which restaurant is now reversing its decision just days after pulling some "duck dynasty " items. and what retailers are doing to try to lure some last-minute christmas shoppers. and what can you expect to pay at the gas pump? >> new developments in the controversial comments made by phil dynasty" star robertson. 48 hours after announcing it would pull items off the shelf, cracker barrel has reversed its decision. they announced the decision on their facebook page. attemptbarrel says it's was to avoid angry customers. has been placed on hiatus from his reality tv show after making anti-gay and racial comments to gq magazine. we are just three da

and parker marie malloy, joins us on skype. now, before we get started, if this is your first time joining us, we want to mention that we use a lot of media platforms to bring folks into skype and google hang out and quality isn't always perfect. but to reach a wider range of voices across the country, that's what's important to us. and thank you for joining us. so joel, is there a war on christmas by the anti-religious left? >> well, i'm getting my presidents regardless. so i'm looking forward to the holiday. what's implied in the question, when i go to home depot and the cashier tes me happy holidays, i don't see that she's trying to start a war on my faith. she's working for a company that is trying to sell their lumber to people who don't celebrate christmas as well. and when we get to the point where we're trying to squelch a holiday or observance. and the majority celebrate it, and i find that incredible. >> what do critics say about this? there has been a lot of research on it, but what's the general consensus on it? >>

that,k on skype and all but that is not like anything like seeing our son. >> i'm exciting.ay. >> i was hoping they would get a heart attack when they saw me. it is overwhelming. >> got to love all of those smiles. he spent the past three his and h try to keep return a secret. he admits it was hard to be quiet, but glad he was able to pull it off. a deluge came on quickly. 72 degrees. and then toward the end, boom. outside we go. skies are cloudy. rain on the way. heavy rain after midnight. it could cause some slowdown for the rush-hour commute. amanda will be here tomorrow morning and will a you on the traffic situation. 60 degrees right now at reagan national airport. winds out of the south at 10 miles per hour. the record is 72. our average is 45 degrees. our average low is 31. look at how cold it fell. three degrees. not even close to that. 16 right now in silver spring. a third of an inch of rain has fallen. we will add to that overnight. alexandria, safety nine. 60 in downtown d.c. 61 in martinsburg. hagerstown and 59. 56 in culpepper. a cold front is on the doorstep.

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we talk on skype and all that but it doesn't do anything like seeing her son. >> i'm excited.rthday. is about birthday christmas gift i hope ever receive. >> they wouldn't get a heart attack when they saw me. hunter spent the previous three days in a hotel in largo. it was hard to keep it quiet, but he is glad he was able to pull it off. >> look at that. i could watch military homecomings every single day. i love those. those, notmore of just on a holiday. >> check this out, amazing video that you have to see. you can see flames burning inside several cars. this is what all the started.

turney joining us on skype from the weather nightmare. you are battling weather conditions?over here that things move at a glacier pace. everything looked all right. sudden leap t suddenly, swung in, instead of breezes we got strong easterly winds. the captain made a decision, christmas eve. realized we needed to send out an alert to help get us out again. >> we are in the ice. all the well. happy christmas. >> reporter: the team has been chronicling the journey on social media. >> minus 15 degrees. >> reporter: capturing dramatic winds. 70 kilometers an hour. for members, it was a christmas day like no other. they were determined not to let a little or a lot wind and ice to dampen the holiday spirit. i saw the pictures of a christmas tree in a truf didne wonderland. >> you have seen it on a good day. >> reporter: the professor is keeping morale high. he knows when the extreme trips go bad. they don't always end well. >> we are constantly keeping an eye on, the, environmental conditions. seeing where things are. the captain, just rebalanced the ship. redistributing the fuel

and so did we we are well he wasn't there we could only talk on skype he had to call me every day as soon as he was home from work. knowing that he was safely back from the mine was the most important thing for me. two months ago the duble family at last moved to barents burg. and i'd like to spend at least ten years here and i want to settle properly and save enough money to buy flats for my kids. i do your homework yet a bit. but . i haven't seen you for ages so does it feel better having a family with you or do you need to ask you must feel more like real man yes. in the past barron's bug was always a male domain not a place for women with children. men still account for the majority of the population. there are no old sick or socially disadvantaged people here. every inhabitant of the island has to be young and healthy enough to be able to work because. my grandfather worked here and nine hundred fifty six such as he spent two years on this island and dad always dreamed of going where his own father had worked that issue came in two thousand and eight with my mom at the show and

yesterday, the vice president, joe biden on social media he had a chat, it was on skype and twister he talked about these issues he expressed hope that it would go forward. >> we are going to pass this bill. and you won't have to worry about anything. and the parents don't have to worry about being deported. they are going to get in line, they will move the way they call for, that's why you and millions like you, there's a reason why this bill has to be passed. it is a racialal thing to do, it is in the interest of the country to do, and the majority of the american people think we should do it. >> now the white house points out they have stopped enforcing deportations the young people brought here by know choice of their own, part of the reason the individual was being heckled many other want him to do something similar. now, next year the speaker we said he had run into a brick wall, that says he wants to take a piecemeal approach. they are starting to see change and tag if you are backing comprehensive reform. >> i wonder what the growing latino population -- do they understand they

for more on skype, he is a senior editor with the american conservative magazine, with me from cleveland ohio. and political science professor at hiram college. jason,ly start with you, did a & e do the right thing when they put him on this indefinite hiatus. >> well, they did the right thing for money, but not politically or morally. stereotype, it is not something we made up. i the only imagine the things they say on the cutting room floor, if you are trying to get people that represent this older way of thinking you should have just kept them on the air, and say we ripry minded him, and kept him on. no one believes it is about conviction, it is about cash, they think they offend add couple of people, i think it is ridiculous. >> do you agree? was this an act of courage or a case of corporate cawardes? >> cawardes. they knew -- i think what phil robertson was said was having vulgar and stupid and offensive, but he is a 67-year-old self-described red nick, fund mend callist christian, you knew what you had here. >> they had a choice, when you are run a corporation like this, this is hat

when i'm on the phone, i'm on skype, someone is listening, or is recording it and saving it for later to listen to. >> they can do that. given the way that we mind in data nowadays, it is likely that your data is being part of this or the internet service provider or by facebook or some other social media outlet. those are the kinds of things because we let it happen. we need to have a conversation in this country about privacy in general and not just about what the government is doing and that is important. also what private companies are doing. the reason we need a conversation is because that turns everything on its head by now. and we have that capability to do lots of things in my month of data and we have to be very careful. melissa: but they say that we have let this happen. is there anyway to get the horse back into the barn? >> not without legislative action. it seems to me that the digital age has been an explosion in the transfer of information. by those unaware of the fact that government and or private sector would be analyzing and selling or using mess analysis. melisss:

she's on skype. >> hi, kelly. >> hi, how are you?we're good. >> i would love to make new connections. would it be appropriate to pass out business cards at a holiday function? >> ooh. >> the answer to that would be a no. because while the host is passing out hors d'oeuvres on one side of the room, you're passing out business cards at the other, and it looks like you're taking advantage of that party. we all want to make a good impression with new connections. rather than passing out business cards, just make a good impression. and if they ask, do you have a card, you say -- you know, you say, you know, i didn't bring any with me. can i call you on monday? don't bring them. it's not a lie if you don't have them. we look at it and say, oh, i like that person, and throw them away. >> how can you get in touch with someone then? the hostess -- is that all right to do? >> you can say, may i call you on monday, may i have your number? >> contact info. >> yes, absolutely. >> what about regifting. this is always full of land mines. >> i say y

. >> you look a little bit different than you do on skype. >> you do too, you look skinnier. >> gonzalezbb c organization. >> are you from here originally? >> well, i was born in a town in the amazon, but i moveded here in 1990. about 23 years ago. >> the very first thing that i look for in any type of partnership is trust. and the second thing is a like minded vision. >> when did you come one the name? >> we are bringing water to people. but water also means life. >> so you're bringing physical clean water and helping physical lives and also trying to help with spiritual water that spiritualizes? >> yes. >> very cool. how many wells have you drilled? >> about 24, about 80% i find water. >> i would love to check out the rig and see what's going on with it. what have you had problems with. >> sounds like a plan. >> very cool, man. >> drill wells in southeast asia, we drill wells in southeast africa. the act which fur is not quite as deep. so hopefully we'll be able to do a lot more with a lot less. the machine that we got is fairly stout, it's just completely a rotary machine, which is fi

. >> you look different than on skype. >> you, too.d director of a local columbian organization that has access to a drilling machine. i'm excited to have the opportunity to meet with him and get to know him and see if this partnership can work out. are you from here originally? >> i was born in a town in the amazon. i moved here in 1990, about 23 years ago. >> the very first thing i look for in any type of partnership is trust. the second thing is a like-minded vision. >> we are bringing water to people. but, water also means life. >> both sides, you are bringing physical, clean water and also trying to help with spiritual water. >> exactly. >> very cool. this is great. how many wells have you drilled altogether with the rig? >> about 24. >> okay. >> about 80% i find water. >> that's not bad. see what's going on with it, what you have had problems with. >> sounds like a plan. >> cool, man. >> very cool. ♪ >> we drill wells in southeast asia, east africa and hopefully here in the amazon. it's not as deep and the soil is very soft, not

. >> you look a little different than you do on skype. >> you do too, you look skinnier. >> gonzalez director of a local columbian organization that has access to a drilling musmeen. i'm excited to have the opportunity to meet with him and get to know him and see if this partnership is something that can work out. are you from here originally? >> i was born in a town in the amazon, but i moved here in 1990, about 23 years ago. >> the very first thing that i look for in any type of partnership is trust. and the second thing is a like minded vision. >> when did you come up with the name? >> we are bringing water to people, right? water also means life. >> so you're bringing physical clean water and helping physical lives and also trying to help with spiritual water that spiritualizes? >> yes. >> very cool. how many wells have you drilled? with the rig? >> about 24, maybe. about 80%, i find water. >> i would love to check out the rig and see what's going on with it. what have you had problems with. >> sounds like a plan. >> very cool, man. >> we drill wells in southeast asia, we drill w

we meet up on skype, he tells us it was beyond belief.and and kim mitchell strongly believe that veterans can do more than just survive, they can thrive in the communities where they live. so this holiday season, if you see a veteran, stop and ask them how they're doing. barbara starr, cnn, pentagon. >>> this christmas morning we are bringing together one special family. lt. colonel william brown joins us from kabul international airport base. he is far away from his home in harger height, texas. that's where we find his wife and family. they are celebrating christmas today. welcome to the show everyone. march re christmas. colonel, i want to start with you. >> happy holidays. thank you for having us. >> i'm so glad we could bring you together. i understand this is the first time we're seeing, obviously remotely. college, i want to start with you. i can imagine house hard it must be waking up today without your family. what would you like to say to them? >> well, first off, i would like to say to my wife marilyn i love you, and of that i

of the world to -- remote part of the world to read a special holiday tradition to their children on skypeor to be on the screen to experience that special moment of joy when their kids opened those presents from santa. and then there are military families who spend hours painstakingly filling holiday care packages for their loved ones in uniform. sending the miniature christmas cookies,king holiday creating special homemade cards, doing their best to help them experience the magic of a holidays wherever they may be. and let us remember that many military families are assigned to bases that are far from their extended families so they aren't always able to make it home to see grandma and grandpa. and they have to find new ways to make the season bright. so they reach out and they banded together with other families and they create their own special military family celebrations and traditions. that is what i have learned military- learned families do. you all dig a little deeper. i say this time and time again. you just get creative and you find ways to make it work. and you do it with such

we meet up on skype. he tells us it was beyond belief she was the baby he saved. he could not imagine how she survived. dave suter midand kim mitchell strongly believe veterans can do more than just survive. they can thrive in the communities where they live. so this holiday season, if you see a veteran, stop and ask them how they're doing. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> it 16:15. and it is -- it is 6:15 and it is chilly out there, olga. >> don't be fooled biff all the sunshine through morning. we're seeing partly cloudy skies and we're going to pull in some more sunshine later on this afternoon but the temperatures will still be brisk. our winds out ever the northwest. let's check out the view outside the michael & son cam. a clear and quiet right now. we're tracking cloud cover out toward dulles and moving on in toward the beltway. if you have to get up, out and about this morning, make sure you dress warmly. we're seeing very cold temperatures right now in the 20s. we should make it close to the freezing mark by about the 7:00 hour. then we're going to k

as we heard we will talk about the latest meeting and joined on skype and new deli we have the director of the policy group who is doing peace building and ethnic conflicts. very good to have you with us on this news hour. just bring us up to date on the news hour, 2 now 3 cease fire, 2004 peace talks were supposed to start and in a few days that will be ten years. where are those piece talks, are they happening at all? >> yes, there was quite a dynamic peace process from 2004-2007 which was then put on a back burner when the agitations erupted in pakistan. it was put on the back burner at the president's request. during those three years we saw the launch of the bus service which you have discussed in your program. we also saw various other points where cashmiries on both sides could meet and cross over and of course there were separate talks on resolving the various seven or eight issues that remained to be resolved between india and pakistan. >> reporter: why is it such a contentious issue? >> well, you know, partition is always a difficult thing. as you can imagine, it causes a grea

and he joins us now from easton pennsylvania, i know you are on skype, so this may be a bit of a challengeppreciate your talking with us about your situation, you know that you are coming up to this weekend, there are i should tell you some legislative efforts underway right now on capitol hill trying to extend the unemployment benefits as of right now it looks like they are going to run out, what is your situation. >> the first indicator i had was things were not looking is when one of the folks from the state unemployment office told me when i was speaking with him, this time they really tell us that they mean it. that's the instructions that were being given to the staff. your wife is also not working right now, things are going to be tough here, i understand you have worked through your 401 k at this point? >> yes that's gone. we basically decided to try to use that get myself into another position that didn't work. because the position -- i have put out hundreds and hundreds of resumes. is nothing seems to click. >> what do you see as the opportunity before you now can you move somewh

on line. it is important that everyone be aware of the digital footprint, and losing control of photos and conversations they have when they use a service like skypegree with that and the interesting thing is we have been talking about all these credit card numbers that were taken from target and how they are being sold on line and when you go to target any wet today, you think we -- americans have given up? they don't care anymore? they don't have these freedoms and they come to the conclusion it is too late and too bad? >> snapped chats, we haven't lost that way, just that we need a cool, easy way to do this and not many other choices between shopping at target. liz: liz macdonald here. you said something interesting about skype. what do you mean losing control of your transactions on skype and other digital media. >> if you look at their privacy policy and trends of service they clearly state in 80 pages that they can do whatever they want with media and conversations and pictures. the summer of ed snowden was not a big revelation to us because the u.s. government is the only one that is looking at your skype conversation, the pla is too. peopl

relevant this is not going to bring back barack obama angle america the world the kids and put them on skype directed to germany he's in germany now. so even though they might change the opinion because nobody said that definitely a sick baby on the twenty one tomorrow and we can stomp on his say. we're talking about international opinion is it is as reflected in the eyes of the russians are up internally and i have one pushed and tidy up and up up up to it and then envisions a future where he would be the leader for russia. it is dishonorable of euro asian and pot with moral values the themes he embodies the post would be called pseudo values of the west. so what do you think how much is that important he is in his belief in himself. as a leader. stinky so sophisticated that thing that was beginning to grow up in the soviet union. did you know the content because he believed in something just opened and he became sky in untold very close world system of watching us russian television and cinema and russian soviet cinema at that time i was in the sixties and seventies. it was very good to se

the kids and put them on skype directed to germany. he's in germany now. so even though they might change the opinion because nobody said that definitely a sick baby on the twenty one tomorrow and we can stomp on his seat we're talking about international opinion is it is as reflected in the eyes of the russians are up internally and i have one pushed into tiny tiny off lieutenant envisions a future where he would be the leader for russia. it is dishonorable of the euro asian empire with moral values. the themes he embodies their approach to what he called pseudo values of the west. so what do you think how much is that important he is in his belief in himself. as a leader stinky so sophisticated and that's what he means to grow up in the soviet union. did you know the content because he believed in something to open and he became sky in that old very old world system of launching its russian television and cinema and russian soviet cinema that timelines and statistics this in the seventies. was very good to see what team is in russia as he so it even the r

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january and stuck in my memory she were the laptop from one of the guys i switched on the computer and so that she was in skype the she was looking at me on intently i asked what's that all the boat i haven't changed we'll meet very soon and he answered no i want to see you now that's what i remember more than anything else. so on deployment everything is different to the group is more close knit when we start an operation there are fifteen soldiers with the commander in charge we know that our comrades and our commander won't leave us no matter how tough it gets we are team. city. so most of the military base is the place where your home and your family are. all that fuss will attract you but on a mission a man reveals his true colors. after the first deployment but a lot of people leave special forces which legacy of some of them realize it's simply not for them those who do stay though they make up a reliable team so you won't be afraid of going anywhere with them even to the moon . when. the when some of our guys go on a combat mission. before they leave. for them to return safe and sound with no losses. s

she loved being on the computer, chatting on the computer or even skyping on the computer. >> but herghter's cyber life does not sit well with her family william, a family law judge for aransas county. >> he didn't like it in her life or my life. >> when her father learns she had been downloading music illegally off the internet. >> all he knew was downloading meant illegal. that was basically stealing. not that i'm condoning it. >> i could tell something was going to happen. >> that something hillary fears is a physical beating from her father. >> he would discipline harshly when things didn't go his way. it was usually the belt. it happened more and more often until finally it was once every one or two weeks. >> on this particular evening hillary sets up a small video camera on a dresser in her bedroom hoping to document her father's behavior in case he becomes violent. minutes after hillary presses record, william adams enters her room. >> get over here. >> brandishing a leather belt. >> as soon as the light switched off, i knew that it was going to be bad. >> bend over that bed. >

we meet up on skype. he tells us it was beyond belief she was the baby he saved.ngly believe veterans can do more than just survive. they can thrive in the communities where they live. so this holiday season if you see a veteran, stop and ask them how they're doing. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >>> and here at home at cnn we want to do something a little bit special for one of those heroes serving in kabul, afghanistan, this christmas. navy lieutenant yuriel maceas hasn't seen his family since june so we connected them to his family more than 7,000 miles away. >> right before i left my little boy was born, so it will be quite interesting to see them again when i redeploy. >> and so, angela, how about you? you're message to your husband right now? >> we miss him dearly. it's been really a hectic year without him. the little one is now eight months. as you can see, he's grown a lot since you left. >> so, angela, how was christmas morning today? maybe you can fill yuriel in on what it was like in the house this morning. >> honestly a little quiet. just shareing

skype. update on that at sixty four at the next few days ago in st sunday the fifteenth of december. it was to be the funeral of nelson mandela they have various events being pounds it's a festival it's more a sunday that will be a national day of prep and defections that sets its mosques and synagogues across south africa. it will be thrown to the pool remembering that that that that on tuesday we will have that events of the national stadium or the main sports stadium there and to honest but with some of the design expense it says has had various things and that the cells of gatsby fresh doubts on that one but then on wednesday posts that is what the will by the state's name. it's so rare in fact it will be will be high rates of ten schools through the streets for three days of the run from wednesday to friday to the union buildings and that said gives people the opportunity to buy the streets to pay their respects. during those three days before the funeral actually takes place on sunday the fifth day the guy we tried that yet. the french president also looks to be heading to sout

of january and stuck in my memory it's a laptop from one of the guys i switched on the computer in so that he wasn't skype the q. was looking at me on intently i asked what's that all the boat i haven't changed we'll meet very soon and he answered no i want to see you now that's what i remember more than anything else. so on deployment everything is different the group is more close knit when we start an operation there are fifteen soldiers with the commander in charge we know that our comrades and our commander won't leave us no matter how tough it gets we are team. so most of the military base is the place where your home and your family are. all that fuss will attract. but on a mission a man reveals his true colors will after the first deployment but a lot of people leave special forces of the sea of some of them realize it's simply not for them those who do stay though make up a reliable team so you won't be afraid of going anywhere with them even to the moon . with. the when some of our guys go in a combat mission. floor before they leave. for them to return safe and sound with no losses. school we s

we meet up on skype. he tells us it was beyond belief she was the baby he saved.h a little bit of help from towns and neighbors across the country. their message, if you see a veteran, ask them how they're doing. kate, chris? >> no kidding. barbara, what an amazing story to be able to connect those two after so long. thank you so much. that is amazing. >>> it really is. the message, especially on this day but every day, to find ways to help veterans adjust and show them how much we do support the troops. >> absolutely. >>> coming up here on "new day," 'tis the season to find some deals. nothing says christmas like shopping, right? we'll have tips for you for finding the best way to save some money after the holidays. >>> and turning the white house to a winter wonderland, a look at the history of decorating 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ♪ o come ye to bethlehem ♪ come let us adore him ♪ christ the lord cord before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. i