radio dot com pap welcome back. great you know i'm not joking pap the r. and c. is actually talking about making the helping out tax cheats as part of the twenty fourteen platform are they serious about what's going on here well they are you talk about this is this is gray poupon billionaire morality this this issue you bring up i think tells the story in simplest terms what the republican law on this repeal of this law does is it prevents the i.r.s. and the department of justice from being able to trace tax evasion money back to criminal corporations very specific you can't trace the money right now there's a possibility of doing it they want that to disappear secondly it helps corporations hide their money in secret places offshore banks exactly like drug cartels do exactly like terrorist organizations do it's a way to hide their money then the republicans want that mostly criminal money to be brought back into the united states with no questions asked tom this is the what this new this new republican in let me point out this isn't just run of the mill republic

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byron had decided to bring in a pap at the winter break last season.he was a kind of lame duck very popular one. he did not -- i think that people are happy that they killed him -- that they picked him. very likable man. his acceptance speech was very humble. you thought -- wow, it was like my grandfather winning it. >> all around? >> good night for the germans. >> thank you for being with us. thank you for joining us here at "the journal." >> we will have more news coming for you in just over 30 minutes. check out our website at any time. >> the man who put the survival of israel above everything else. u.s. vice resident joe biden was among those paying tribute to ariel sharon -- u.s. vice president joe biden was among those paying tribute to ariel sharon this monday. >> israel bid farewell to their former leader monday. friends, family, and dignitaries from i am the world gathered in jerusalem for a state funeral service -- from around the world gathered in jerusalem for a state funeral service. highlightedanyahu the service of a veteran of most of i

a different situation in some eastern cities although some of those sit-ins have papped in the east, generally in ukrainian speaking parts of ukraine where the russian influence is greatest in this country there has certainly not been a repeat of those scenes and many people are actually backing the strong line from people like the prime minister, what's being attempted here is a coup d'etat. for failing to stop those occupations. so i think it's a divided reaction but from the activists here is wrait and see for the moment, elizabeth. >> thank you very much for had a nadeem, joining us from the capital kiev. >>> still ahead, looting on the streets, the deteriorating condition of central african republic as a new leader is sworn in. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. >> we pursue that story beyond the headline, pass the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capital. >> we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a sce

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some use c-pap machines overnight. many don't like using the market because it's uncomfortable.he new alternative, maybe a pacemaker device implanted in your chest. scientists call it a neuro simulator. it helps cut down on breathing interruptions in about 2/3 of patients. >> that noise is disturbing. >>> let's turn it over to meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> i thought so, too. this is also very disturbing right now. we have a storm system so close, but as it gets closer it continues to break up. so any hopes of major rainfall tomorrow morning, it's gone. so let's go off to the north and that cold front here. you can see where the north-to-south motion, no hopes of major rain with that storm system. but we're tracking another system. more on that coming up. but right now i want to go to the skycam a network outside. most of the grids tonight continue to show the cloudy skies. not nearly as foggy as it was this time last night. also, colder temperatures across the north bay. currently we show mainly clear skies for parts of the penins a peninsula. tomorrow morning, it is going to r

pap >> jesse is there a lot more da to collect?i think that should have been done before this was imply mernted. these are our policy makers that we elected. so people gefrns this think about who you are voting into office and what they want to stand for. we have seen no combat readiness need to do this first of all. second of all -- i love one of our wonderful generals -- mad dog mattis, he said when the enemy gets their females in combat, maybe we're talk about this. your enemy is usually on methamphetamine, so you have an unequal advantage. so what are we looking at here to prove a point for equality? this is about us winning a war. it's not about equality. it's about having the most efficient combat readiness team available. what are our odds of attrition? that's another not study they have evaluated. think should have looked at what are the odds of a female getting past a four-year enlistment. i have a girlfriend of mind who needs two hips replaced because of the combat load she carried when she was in her 20s. >> all right. c

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small army of helpers and assorted twenty four thousand recruits have been getting a presidential papped farmer has more. that meeting was also an opportunity for a question and answer session and one particular question of note came from a forum volunteer he was asked why did the official tracksuits for saatchi contain the rainbow colors of russia is against gay people for gander well mr putin initially jokes saying he did not design the tracksuits but then on a serious note pointed out that it was a law against gay propaganda to minors and also stress that being gay in russia is not a criminal offense but he also had plenty more to talk about in that meeting he joins me now i get your name right you know you're against now what was his message to you. mr for this says there. is holiday for everyone but twenty years first dictators for for resisters for the country for people who are going to avoid them but for us it's. quite hard and i say and that begs the question why have you become a volunteer because it's many months hard work and it's also one paid. for military is very important

. >> ready, pap? let's have some fun. what do you say?g his way to fame. >> there is arden cogar. >> reporter: here he is on abc's wide world of sports back in 1972. >> and it's arden cogar, the winner. >> reporter: and now, it's my turn. it's not even. they are so good, these three cogars just represented the u.s. at the stihl timbersports world championships in germany. missing first place by less than a second. >> next year, we're going to take this. >> reporter: but the real prize, they say, right here in the snowy woods of west virginia. there aren't a whole lot of families in this country who can say that every, single member has done the same thing. >> yeah. that's right. it's remarkable. you know, just to bring us all together here. >> reporter: one family's rare gift and mighty bond that makes them america strong. gio benitez, abc news, diana, west virginia. >>> and we're so glad you were with us on this tuesday night. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline," of course, will be along later. and we'll see you right back her

they can have their checks, do pap smears all this stuff that women couldn't do before. insurance companies can't cancel you for no reason. we have -- >> schieffer: anyway, you think it's going to work. >> it's already working. republicans should get a life start talking about doing something constructively. all they talk about is how bad obama compare is they don't talk about doing anything to improve it. >> schieffer: we'll see what they say about it. mr. leader, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate having you. now it looks from the other side of the street we do have indeed two republicans, congressman peter king is in new york and congressman matt salmon joins us from his district in phoenix. let me just go to you, i'll go to you first congressman king what is your reaction from what you heard from senator reed this morning? >> i was very disappointed because i thought the days of government shutdowns were behind us, just whole implication senator read is when you say are you going to pass appropriation bill he sort of hesitated, sending out a threat of ma

. >> it's pap ou lar. there's a lot of pressure.here may be a hike, maybe not as much as he wants. it is long overdue. i think there's a good possibility of that because the minimum wage hike is popular. >> gun control is popular. the early part of last year. they didn't pass because there was a determined interest group that threatened members of congress. republicans are pushing back on the income and equality limb. senator roy blunt says the talk about bringing the middle class up is more of the same and we don't need more inference, calling it a path to class war fair. polls show that americans believe that big government is one of the biggest threats we face. will the president's message go anywhere. >> an issue we should look at is what it means within the democratic family. instead of talking what is poll tested and focused. when you are talking about minimum wage, some don't necessarily here as middle class issues, because i think there is work that obama may have to do to keep the vent rift right of leaning democrats eye li

hanging in there pap few more days. >> final countdown. >> yeah.e. >> another four days. >> really sick of being here. you know? >> kind of sick of you being there, too. >> yeah. get me out of this place. >> well -- that's not up to me. >> yeah, i'm pretty sure i'm going to have to go to rehab. >> kind of what it's looking like. >> come in here, visit every week. it's gotten more routine over the last few months. it's pretty difficult. some days we really don't want to go but we should, we need to. it's tough to deal with sometimes. >> dad gets emotional easy. not that i don't, too, but -- it's been hard on the whole family. we never dreamed this would ever happen to us, that one of our children, you know, would go off the deep end, would end up in jail. >> you going to say hi to your mom? >> yeah, sure. let me talk to mom. >> all right. i love you. i'll talk to you again. >> love you too, dad. what's up? >> what's up? >> nothing. >> i just really don't want to, like, have to go to rehab. >> i know. >> forever, that sucks. i've been in jail three m

the cars at the county park, the only sound i hear is the tortured parrot that one of my cousin own paps parrot that screams so sowedly it sounds in the neighborhood like a wounded child. i decide this is not right. that i must give voice to the story. because this is my story, just as it is the story of lost young men. it's my family's story just as it is my community's story. it is not straightforward. to tell it i must tell the story of my town and the history of my community. and then i must revisit each of the five young black men who died follow them back tbhard time from rogers death to c.j.'s death to rojtd's death to my brother's death. at the same time, i must tell the story before the time. between the chapters where my friends and brother live and speak and breathe again for a few paltry pages, i must write about my family and how i grew up. my hope is that learning something about our lives and the lives of people in my community will mean that when i get to the heart, when my march forward through the past and back ward from the present meet in the middle with my brother's

freed has lived in gentleman pap for 20 years. according to his friends his connection with that community was important to him. on the third sunday of every month he said mass at st. francis savior catholic church to members of the japanese catholic society. outside saint mary cathedral people reacted to his death. >> people react quickly now. so you just didn't know. could it happen to anybody. >>reporter: now the church in eureka a part of the catholic diocese of santa rosa. i spoke to them this afternoon. fine relevant services for father freed will be held either monday or tuesday. the in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >>> l we have more ahead tonight on 7 news at 9:00. new details emerging now about the driver accused of hitting and killing a pedestrians in san francisco. on new year's eve. >>> and going dry in wine country. will the lack of rain make for lighter harvest? you hear from growers who are very worried. >> and are there any signs of rain in the forecast? abc 7 news weather anchor abc 7 news weather anchor spencer chri

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but crack in the glass of an apple store, quite another pap snow blower cleaning the store around fifthe made a mistake hitting one of the glass panels that surrounds the entrance. the store is still open, but the replacement cost to one of those glass panels, about $450,000. coincidentally, just this week apple store started offering repair services for cracked screens on the iphone 5c. and jim cramer's list of 21 top ceos. the players are so strong you might want to consider taking a look at the stock. >> yeah. today, march rolls along, tyler. excited about yesterday. charged up there. >> it was funchts i want to remind people. said it before. i'll say it again. you wouldn't bet on the super bowl without knowing seattle's or denver's coach and their history. you shouldn't pick a stock without knowing the ceo. >> we'll go through the next seven. very exciting. >> cool. [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next

. >> who do you think is more pap larr, the president of the united states or the crack-smoking mayor of tore robert toe, rob ford? >> they wanted to get rid of this guy. they tried to get rid of this guy. they made fun of this guy. they laughed at this guy. they were all over this guy to quit, and his approval numbers are back up to 47% in toronto. and his approval numbers are higher than obama's. the smack of the crack smoking mayor of toronto's approval numbers are higher than obama's. >> all right, yes, he is it is true, a recent poll of canadians show crack-smoking mayor rob ford's approrating ha. and now the latest gallup poll shows president obama's approval rating, well, a mere 41%. ouch. so why is president obama less popular than a crack-smoking mayor? well, we can't explain canada. but we can tell you about president obama and his low approval rating all big raise palm. the president big promise to tax breaks for companies who ship jobs overvirginia seas, plus the promise stricter gun control. assault weapons ban and hum of these state of the union promises did president ob

definitely an idea that you think is kind of crazy, but the more you hear about it, it actually makes sense pap smart toothbrush is basically a toothbrush that can track how long you brush your teeth, even how well you've done at brushing your teeth, it can tell the kind of motions you used. it seems silly, but if you think about a parent using this for their kids to see how long they brushed their teeth and not did they turn it on and hold it under the faucet, parents can track their kids and make sure they are brushing their teeth and give them rewards for how well they've done with an on line component updating your stats. it's a crazy idea, but makes sense for some people. >> you may want all these gadgets and want to take them home. it will be a while for a lot of them to be available to us. that great to have you on the show, good to see you, enjoy yourself out there in vegas. >> time now to see what's trending on aljazeera america's website. >> a new report out today by the american cancer society points to a 20% drop in can senior death rates, over a million lives saved in the last deca

. >> who do you think is more pap larr, the president of the united states or the crack-smoking mayor >> they wanted to get rid of this guy. they tried to get rid of this guy. they made fun of this guy. they laughed at this guy. they were all over this guy to quit, and his approval numbers are back up to 47% in toronto. and his approval numbers are higher than obama's. the smack of the crack smoking mayor of toronto's approval numbers are higher than obama's. >> all right, yes, he is it is true, a recent poll of canadians show crack-ski

tonight it's the screen actors guild and handing out the hardware pap live report from the red carpetctress rita moreno will receive a lifetime zsag award, dishes on her life off the screen with marlon brando and the king, elvis presley. >>> it's an '80s flashback you don't want to miss. christine romans tackling triple down economics with newt gingrich. i'm fredricka whitfield. "your money" starts right now. >>> a 21st century labor movement brewing with the support of president obama and leading economists. i'm christine romans, this is "your money." these are the people who flip your burgers, and clean your offices and they want a raise. [ chanting ] >> reporter: fast food woeshgs aren't the only ones at the bottom of the economic ladder. 1.6 million americans live on the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. that works out to just overs 15ds,000 a year, well below the poverty line for a family of three. another 17 million americans earn only slightly more. >> we have to sacrifice. either my husband eats today and i eat

. >> who do you think is more pap larr, the president of the united states or the crack-smoking mayorbert toe, rob ford? >> they wanted to get rid of this guy. they tried to get rid of this guy. they made fun of this guy. they laughed at this guy. they were all over this guy to quit, and his approval numbers are back up to 47% in toronto. and his approval numbers are higher than obama's. the smack of the crack smoking mayor of toronto's approval numbers are higher than obama's. >> all right, yes, he is it is true, a recent poll of canadians show crack-smoking

. >> there's tremendous scrutiny, hearings going on, wildstein took the fifth today pap lot of legalght now. given that, if christie comes out of this clear, he did not know, there's no evidence saying that he was involved in this, doesn't this make him the guy that has the guts to come out and lay it on the line for two hours? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. i mean, look, essentially the bottom line take-away from this is that he had, by new york, a republican conservative, a rogue political operation within his office just a few feet away from him. >> and it's hard to -- you know, having been a staff person, it is hard to believe that you would go that far out on a limb on something like this without -- if you didn't have direct communication with your boss, at least to think that somehow it was okay to take those kind of steps. i mean, that's the piece -- i'll tell you, when he was asked today, you know, talking act his soul searching and why was i lied to and he was asked, again, okay, what about the culture in your office, he said i don't worry about that because it's not

. >> i would like to bring up again jcpenney pap stock you can duke it out on.u say this is a stock you could bottom fish for. it's going to double in two to three years. mike you say it is a bad execution stock. tell us more. >> well, i think the stock is broken. right? they had a total new change of management. they tried an entirely new format. ale alienated all formal customers and trying to fix the damage done. may be sfraul they resurrect the process in the store and bring old customers back. right now they have a lot to show us before we're interested in buying that name. >> yet you reckon it's going to double? mike binger? >> you know, when i look at jcpenney. yeah. bottom fishing is tough and it takes patience. we talked about this stock a couple months ago. it was $7. it's just a little below that right now. but i think like your previous guest said. jcpenney is following the classic playbook turnaround stock. what you need to dop in the process. they made comps positive, changed management, brought back coupons and promotions, customers love. they hav

increasingly conscience of the fact they can lose more money online than if someone broke into their house papwe don't talk about often. a $1.23 billion market cap. gaslog. why? >> owns the ships that transport liquid natural gas. and we think there's going to be a boom in export markets in 2016 as australia and america open up new ports for the export of natural gas, which we're producing at $4 here that is in demand in japan for $18, in europe fors 12ds to $15. we think you get paid poor that now even though it's going to happen in 2016. >> one of the reasons small caps did well overall last year. by the way, congratulations. smoked the index. less exposure to the left of the world and much more america focused by definition. if the rest of the world is having all of these currently issues now and we're worried about china, doesn't that auger well still for small caps relative to large caps to some extent? >> exactly. i agree with that fully. that would be the reason that i would expect them to trade at parity with large. they outperform so much over the past couple of years that i might exp

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this was wrong i don't want to be a part of it and there's no way to keep this genie in the bottle tom pap while wildstein took the fifth over and over and over again today basically never testified at all and as a consequence of that the new jersey assembly held him in the contempt of congress does that have any understanding is that doesn't have any place you know the congress doesn't have police powers that is a very different than being in contempt of court what's next for i think the i think what you're going to see this guy has a lot of enemies he has earned these enemies legitimately he this guy's name chris christie or david chris christie chris christie is a blowhard bully he's created a lot of enemies in his career these enemies now see pay dirt so what you're going to see them doing is they're going to be going you're going to see a whole string of times when wildstein or his staff was asked questions about state police made by the federal police where they covered things up and at some point this these these underlings of wildstein are going to say you know i'm not going to go

. >> bank stocks and health care pap big loser, retail stocks. 50% off sales in the holiday season, stillpanies coming out and reducing their retail outlook for the quarter. pier one, family dollar, american eagle, reducing guidance. what's going on? obvious. internet is taking a big chunk out of store sales. in the third kwaushgs quarter, e company, samsung, apple and amazon. that's why we're not getting a lot of sales growth in the stores. online is starting to bite into over allsales. moving on, another winner. oil numbers keep dropping. oil prices keep dropping down to new lows here. seeing airlines with big moves to the yum side. united, american, delta and southwest. a few clear winners, but also several losers. i also include emerging markets as another loser right now. sue, back to you. >> okay, bob. thanks. >>> ty, send it back up to ec. >> sounds great. we're just next door to fort lee where all the controversy was taking place last fall, the traffic signals. i drive through fort lee every dpap of course, it's gotten governor christie into some hot water. the outspoken leader of

i have never missed a mammogram or a pap smear.the people who know her best, her relatives and closest friends will tell you is that in her real life, she's incredibly frank. >> reporter: a revealing look at michelle obama as the plans for her big milestone are kept under wraps. >> i asked the president if he could whisper in my ear what he was planning to give the first lady as a gift and he said it's top secret, not even the nsa knows that. >> reporter: i'll have to wait until saturday to find out. guests were also told to eat first. i think that means there's probably going to be a lot of dessert here on saturday night. >> i love that. eat first. because when you come to this party, it is about something different. i kind of like that. eat your food at home and come and party. thank you, kristen. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm tamron hall. i will see you tomorrow. the cycle is up next. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea,

marissa mayer isn't perfect pap hire and then a fire. all those and more. lunch" in the meantime. >> mandy, thank you very much. >>> google's founders amassing an impressive collection of private jets. their problem is, where are they going to put them all? how about building the biggest private air terminal in the world? they have the money to do it and josh lipton has the latest. hey, josh. >> reporter: sue, yeah. google's founders larry page, serge brynn, eric schmidt, prime land at the international airport. learned from sources groundbreaking begins in february for a new jet terminal serving google's founders. the $82 million privately funded project is expected to be completed by the end of 2015. signature flight support, a company that manages corporate aircraft will build the facility in partnership with blue city holdings. that's a corporation representing the personal aircraft of google's principles. industry experts tell us this hangar to woe terribly accommodate 60 aircraft. at the end of the day, it's money and jobs for san jose. more revenue f

. >> this is terrific pap great way to kick off the parade as you can see. as i said, there have been years when it's been freezing, the threat of rain. this is about the most spectacular weather we have seen in the last i'd say eight years. >> and i have to say it's a real privilege, al, to be sitting next to you because when you look back over the years at the people who have hosted this parade, just incredible. the list is long. they were talking about betty white did it one year. the list is so long. it's really a cool experience. >> and what we're hearing in the background now, this group -- >> come on. >> every year gets the crowd excited and stirred up. if you don't feel a surge of patriotism as you watch the u.s. marine corps mounted color guard come into view, then there's nothing. >> they've led this rose parade since 1986 astride their wild mustang palominos adopted from the bureau of land management's adoptive horse programs stemming from the logistics base in b barstow, california, they are the last remaining mounted color guard in the marine co

from everything from cancer screenings to getting a pap smear, and birth control. all of those things are going to eventually reduce the costs of health care for all americans. >> right. and you mentioned birth control, which, of course, at least, be again, i think the birth control litigation is significant, because it will set a line. and yet it's gotten a lot of attention as if it's going to unwind the whole plan. in fact, it's a slice of a slice, which doesn't mean it doesn't matter to anyone. but on a lot of these issues, we're seeing sort of what you said a minute ago, the cherry picking of one bad fact and then, you know, try to crumble it. i think that will -- i think that will really diminish over time as republicans look like, well, the grinch well after december. liz plank from policy, thanks for joining us. steve, stay with us. we have some of your specialties in the next segment coming up. a conservative's guide to 2014 from the laws the republicans want to repeal to the mid terms they would love to claim. robert costa, a man in the know and friends wi

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our all-star pap nell in moments. tracy: best buy also getting a lump of coal for christmas.sales. can anyone really beat amazon and the when? ashley: yahoo! firing its coo after less than a year. get this, he walks away with $42 million in severance. how much severance would you take to leave your job? tweet us. tracy: a seaworld of problems. lizzie macdonald ahead with her exclusive look at money woes splashing around for the country's leading theme parks and shareholders. shamu, i have a soft spot for shamu. that and much more on this whale of an hour on "markets now." ashley: very good. top of the hour. time to look at stocks. let's go straight back down to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it has been a busy day, nicole. >> it certainly has and a busy week on wall street. don't forget this is an expiration week and that will often bring volume and volatility. that is what i was hearing from art cashin at ubs. dow jones is down 67 points, off the lows of the day. nasdaq is squeezing out a gain, sitting there in positive territory less than a p

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