patrick, welcome back to democracy now! talk about this crisis in syria, what you found and what is generating, the latest developments. well, it has been getting worse and worse for the last three years and now there are six many people who have been displaced, 2 million out of the -- 2 million are out of the country. people just getting by before are not getting by now. when you walk around damascus, i keep running into people who just have nowhere to go. sleeping in parks, buildings are clouded with -- crowded with refugees. if you're in government held areas, you can get cheap rent. but if you're not, people are living in starvation. they're also being bombed. the government house he seems to depopulate areas they don't hold. government policy seems to depopulate areas they don't hold. freezing toiterally death. >> patrick, we want to go for a moment to the border between turkey and syria to aitor zabalgogeazkoa, court later for doctors without borders. just in aleppo last week. can you describe the situation in aleppo?

something's happened to that boy, the people said, patrick is missing. is patrick dead?cried some and we bowed our heads. >> and hoped for your safety and prayers were said. oh, god, please bring back that missing boy. when he returns, we will shout for joy. the police and the news people came and went. in all our hearts was no content. no one could rest until we knew whatever, whatever had happened to you. then one day your body was found out in the woods on the cold, cold ground. someone killed you and dumped you there. it was a mad cruel person who did not care. there was not a word about how you died. it is no wonder that we all cried. patrick, we miss you and wish you knew how much your schoolmates grieve for you. >>> just ahead -- the klan under suspicion. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan. >> and then a disappearing nylon cord. >> could have been the murder weapon, as far as i knew. >>> in february 1981, a troublesome tip reached the police. a man involved in the ku klux klan could be atlanta's serial killer. >> atlanta was abou

and to explain the patrick leahy law is the patrick leahy law. it has to apply in every country where we give aid or turning our back on american ideals. let's start enforcing it everywhere. here we go. [applause] >> don't give me any excuse the we will make it the better if we give -- give aid to people using it to torture. that violates everything we stand for as americans. if you implement the patrick leahy law you need the sustained participation of a similar society here and around the world and everybody in this room. we should feel just as strongly about defending human rights activists whether they are in egypt for russia or sri lanka or china war vietnam or any other country who are persecuted for peaceful expression or association, or religious beliefs. these are rights that we americans take for granted, writes in which we take great pride. we should hesitate to speak up when those rights are violated anywhere. our country or anywhere else. i have met some activists as many of you have who have been subjected to brutality, isolation, t

, so i set up patrick. then they set up this entire scenario about having met patrick, having heard meredith scream and i signed it just to make it stop. >> they said, who do you know that's black? she said patrick. she didn't say like, he did it. he's the one. you know, arrest that guy. he's the murderer. >> with fingerprint result came in, the case took a new turn. there was an african man at the scene of the crime, but it wasn't patrick lumumba. >> if you're an immigrant, have you to check in once a year with the police, i believe. you are considered a guest. and the fingerprints are known to them. they happen to be on file in the police station. they belong to a man named rudy guede, an african immigrant's son. >> rudy guede was a drifter, originally from the ivory coast. he partied on student life and was suspected of recent crimes around perugia. >> rudy had a history of knives and violence and break-in. >> he had blood, traces all over the crime scene, left his feces in the toilet. although that degr

this guy named patrick, young, ambitious software engineer put a twist on that. a man to code and see what happens. he saw the same homeless guy every day. something about him he liked. he made him an offer. i'll give you $100 cash no strings or i'll teach you to be a computer engineer. the results are heart-warming. >> let's watch. >> this is patrick, the kind of computer whiz who starts companies in college. he came to meet someone in tech who would buy his ideas and change his life. he just didn't know it would be the homeless guy on the walk to work. >> he just had something about him. and the first time i remember this thinking in my head like who is this guy? >> reporter: this is leo. as a kid he was obsessed with science, astronomy, chemistry, physics. but then he fell in with the wrong crowd, became a father too soon, and two years ago first lost his job and then his home. >> what did you think he wanted? >> i at any time think anything, man. you've got the wrong guy. no. he just said hey, this may sound strange but i'll give you an offer. i'll give you $

patrick appeared age tated. later, more than a 100 miles away, patrick's car found in a ditch with a flat tire. inside, her wallet, but no sign of car keys. this morning, the fbi saying as for the doctor herself, no one reported seeing someone walking along the interstate at that time of the night. >> the fbi assisting with the investigation is appealing to anyone who may have seen patrick or her car on december 5th the night she disappeared. she had been working long hours, she was due to fly out the 24th on christmas eve to see her family in florida. >> thank you, linzie. >>> now let's get a final look at the morning headlines from ron. >>> in the news, a suspected bank robber and alleged cop killer, is shot dead by police in phoenix, arizona. the fbi says the same man tried to rob a bank in atlanta last monday and tried to rob and did rob a bank in mississippi and kill a police officer there, the same day, he was killed in a shootout with phoenix police after allegedly robbing a bank in phoenix. >>> a deadly

where's patrick jane?fs clicking, indistinct conversations) (cap clicks) (clears throat) abbott, what happened? (chuckles) you set this up. you're the one who knocked on the door. my terms. i need you to read them and sign it. we can work with this. excellent. sign it, please. (taps on back) all right. five more copies. sign those, too, please. they're for you. (chuckles) i keep the original. all right. let's go. ah, one second. (indistinct conversations) now we can go. (chuckles) (engine idling) mr. jane! (speaking inaudibly) (door closes) so, if you're sleeping in your contact lenses, what you wear to bed is your business. ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. serious eye problems may occur. ask your doctor and visit airoptix.com for safety information and a free one-month trial. use chase freedom at amazon.com and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can find the perfect gift for everyone. including you. activate your 5% cash back at ch

the hotel employee saying patrick appeared agitated.wo hours later, more than 100 miles away her car found in a ditch on the side of the road with a flat tire. inside her wallet, but no sign of car keys. the fbi saying as for the doctor herself, no one reported seeing someone walking along the interstate at that time of the night or any vehicle or person in the vicinity. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> well, people in north dakota call it a real winter as temperatures dip well below zero. temperatures were warmer than average over christmas in minot. above freezing if you can believe it. this morning temperatures are back where they belong in negative numbers with winds blowing the snow around. today's high is expected to be minus four. tomorrow's high minus 12. the weight of the snow is blamed for the partial collapse of a building in minnesota. the canopy of an 88-year-old former hotel gave way over the weekend. there was a wedding reception inside and the bar was open. luckily no one was injured. >>> another blast of snow acros

over year ago one patrick and i were planning a trip to portugal to go surfing and we don't really have much time to think about you know what to ask our friends if you know phone e-mail and everything and or to you know so we really need to make a decision very rapidly so what we did there was i told patrick i was like would it be great to have. you can get the recognition directly from opposers friends right now and since we didn't have it we went in and search the web for solutions that's were really a lot of problems started happening and we decided really it was time for us to create this stop so it was really a result of our joint passion for travel and the problems that we experience on our trip that we decided to launch. now patrick what makes post a seven better than a yelp or a zagat and other things available on the market today. yeah look i think you know the gatt which is now part of google and yelp which is a public company are very successful companies right you know these are companies that have been around for years there is a lot of content on them but one of the probl

i'm patrick. he's like i'm leo. >> reporter: this is leo.d, he was obsessed with science, astrong me, physics, he fell in with the wrong crowd, became a father too soon and lost his job and home. >> this guy patrick walks up. >> reporter: yeah. >> and says can i talk to you? >> yeah. >> reporter: what goes through your head? >> wow. >> reporter: what did you think he wanted? >> i didn't believe anything. you got the wrong guy. no, he just said hey, i have something strange but i'm pushing an offer and instantly i just said, in my mind, door number two. >> reporter: and then, the stranger actually showed up with an actual laptop, and those lessons turned into an obsession. he would write code for hours, for days on the banks of the hudson or in a nook in pratt trick's office. at night, patrick would go home and leo would go outside. shelters aren't his thing, which seem fine until winter blew in. how do you stay warm on the really bitter nights? >> you go to the train station. >> reporter: yeah. like tons of blankets. >> it's getting really c

the hotel employee telling police that patrick appeared agitated. later, more than a 100 miles away, patrick's car found in a ditch on the side of the road with a flat tire. inside, her wallet, but no sign of car keys. this morning, the fbi saying, as for the doctor herself, no one reported seeing someone walking along the interstate at that time of the night. or any vehicle or person in the vicinity. the fbi assisting with the investigation is appealing to anyone who may have seen patrick or her car on december 5th, the night she disappeared. her family told investigators that she was strapped with her residency program. that she had been working long hours and not sleeping much. she was due to fly out the 24th on christmas eve to see her family in florida. >> strange case on a lot of levels. >> really bizarre. >> thank you, linzie. appreciate it. >>> now, let's get a final look at the morning headlines from ron. >>> in the news, a suspected bank robber and alleged cop killer, the subject of a nationwide manhunt, is shot dead by police in phoenix,

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now patrick what makes post zero seven better than a yelp or a zagat and other things available on the market today. yeah look i think you know the gatt which is now part of google and yelp which is a public company are very successful companies right you know these are companies that have been around for years there is a lot of content on them but one of the problems is there are so much content and a lot of content isn't even relevant for you as a user because i'm going to be naming names here but a lot of our competitors have reviews from people that you've never met once in your life so why would you trust reviews from people you've never met the other thing is that you know maybe not all of your viewers realize that a lot of the content on these competitor apps or competitor websites are actually fake there is a business owners that go out there and actually have their employees their friends and family leave positive reviews and then on the flip side there's a lot of business owners that actually trash talk some of their other competitors whether it's in the restaurant shopping o

christ the anti-federalist, including patrick henry at the -- >>. patrick henry at the have religious the for office, but will founding father -- the founding fathers were cosmopolitan and believe no faith, including their own was beyond fashion, so madison's prescription was a multiplicity of sects. importantad been provisions in the law in terms of government funding and religious institutions, so i would say there were some real issues to work through and to figure out. the roles that govern this area during the early-clinton years were different. they changed over time, and some people think that is a good thing, something that was a bad thing. there are important issues that people fight about and fight about with legitimate disagreement. >> today, on c-span, current and former heads of the white house faith-based office is on the separation of church and state. tv, andn two's book illustrated account of "the great war." from 1967, followed by the opc travels across the acidic for his annual uso tour of the pacific including stops in vietnam. >

at night patrick would go home and leo would go back outside. shelters just aren't his thing.d fine until winter blew in. >> reporter: how do you stay warm on those really bitter nights? >> go to the train station. bundle up with tons of blankets. >> it's getting really cold. i keep telling him, i'm good, man, let's keep going. >> reporter: patrick just wanted to get him employed and housed asap but leo had other priorities. >> what is it you wanted to do with this information he was teaching you? >> make the world a better place. >> reporter: see, he is a passionate environmentalist. his heroes are scientists who brave the rugged outdoors. >> this is the what life is supposed to be like. >> coming outside? >> yeah. it want to be around plants and trees and i want to breathe as much oxygen as possible. >> reporter: since he's really worried about a changing climate he decided to use his new skills to create a carbon cutting app called trees for cars. >> these would be riders in the same area who want to ride with you. >> okay. >> if you make money off of this app, are you goin

there's some risks there. >> patrick, can i jump in. here's the question that it get all the time from investors. particularly chinese bank companies. how can you invest in them when you're not quite sure how good the books are? can generally discuss the question how good, how real, how authentic are the books in china >> it's very real concern. i was a private equity investor in china for several years. i never saw an accurate set of financials the first time around. >> you never saw accurate book? >> no. always needed to be corrected. this is what people found out. there was a big fall off in ipos in chinese listings in the united states. and it was because of fraud, accounting fraud and the sec is still in the process of investigating a bunch of these companies and a lot of investors lost their shirts going in sight unseen assuming what they saw is what they got. >> patrick, very quickly on alibaba, which is the big kahuna for next year. it's an excellent company. would you invest in this company >> alibaba is an excellent company. t

had a speaker with the name on it. >> sticker patrick ewing.h at the time, jeff van gundy, assistant responsible for getting that to him. jeff and patrick are beth looth looking for me. >> do you have the item? >> no. do you have the vcr? >> mine wasn't historically stolen from patrick ewing, or believe me it would be right in there in my home. have you stolen anything from bill? >> have you stolen anything from me? >> jimmy: i love that you can fire jalen. when did this happen? bill, tell me, true or false. i heard a story from a mutual friend of ours, he was watching the red sox game with you. you can narrow it down. i don't know itch yf you know t story. watching game six of the red sox. your son, 6-year-old, ben comes home from soccer practice. walks in. you say, ben get out you are bad luck. and ben leaves. >> he left. >> jimmy: that is true then? >> yeah. it's true. it's true. and bad luck during the playoffs. i did what we needed to do. >> people forget the term, fan is short for fanatic. bill simmons is a sports guy. >> dad is short for

leahy's the founder of capital science connections patrick this is the first of three space walks it's taken over five hours it's been successful but just how serious is the damage. well it's a serious situation bill but it's not yet critical the equipment involved takes heat from all of the electronic equipment inside the space station and transfers it outside the space station radiating away to space there are two units that can do that and one of them has failed that means that the astronauts on board have had to shut down a lot of. operations there so the thing is functioning perfectly all right but of course if the second unit were to fail that would mean that they were into a really critical situation where they couldn't call the space station properly and they would likely have to abandon it so it's a serious situation but it's not yet critical what about the mission that they've carried out so far is it dangerous to carry out a mission that seems to take really quite a long time doesn't it firebirds. what is a long time yes and i guess with sandra bullock and george clooney in

danica patrick fans have seen her in high heels before. this outfit was clearly a lot of fun to strut her stuff in. she even made a joke about viewers possibly seeing too much. >> that was fun. i always wanted to do that. and the good thing about me is there's no chance of a wardrobe malfunction. not much to malfunction. i hope that little bit didn't fall flat. >> and the audience ate it up along with the other bits played out by patrick and atkins. patrick wore cowboy boots and a hat and he was in a nascar outfit. luke bryant was artist of the year. blake shelt on had four awards, including album of the year for "based on a true story" and taylor swift with "darling." there's your wrappup of what happened in country music last night. jon: it's nice she can have a little fun. poke a little fun at herself. good for her. >> she loved it and she did well. all the fans loved it. jenna: says the man not wearing a show girl outfit. it is nice, though. she did a great job. come on, jon. >> you know, trace atkins at one point in the show wore the

patrick, good to see you. the fed -- >> the fed.having any influence at all on retail sales do you think? >> of course the easy money policy is, a way to prop up retail sales, a way to prop up the pockets of the rich. them saying they will taper in january is like you and i saying we're going on a diet in january. i don't think they can taper. if they do taper we'll slip back into recession. i don't believe anything they say. david: we're seeing retail sales up .7% in november. it sounds like it is fair to say you think the fed's influence on the economy has been pretty negligible? >> i think it as an influence, wholly pernicious. david: how? >> because they are enabling, they're enabling our federal government to run enormous deficits and buying the ious because no one in the world will buy ious of treasury anymore. so the whole treasury market is being propped up by the federal reserve. so that has kept the economy afloat. they may say they will taper, i don't believe it. if they taper we'll slip back in recession which i don't be

it would be chaos for europe as usual the european union a super state of humbug and hypocrisy but patrick there must be some benefit surely because this is something that has been considered by ukraine for some time now ok it's societies to go the other way but surely there must be some benefits. absolutely let's look at two things first of all do the people protesting in kiev today however a reasonable understanding and a realistic idea of what they want in their future well in one sense they do they want jobs they want of client they want a fair reasonable organized stay it the difficulty is will they get delivered to them by simply becoming supplicant to the european union and the problem with that is no because if we look to the east for example of ukraine we arrive at the famous city of donetsk funded by a welshman and it sixty nine a hub of industry it happens to be the political capital also for mr ghana coverts the president but more importantly look at what goes on in places like donetsk there they build fridges they build all sorts of mechanical equipment what do they do with it

at night, patrick would go home and leo would go back outside.ch seem fine until winter blew in. how do you stay warm on those really bitter nights? >> a train station. loick tons of blankets. >> it's getting really cold. he's like, i'm good, man, let's keep going. >> see, patrick just wanted to get him employed and housed, but leo had other ideas. what did you want to do with this information he was teaching you? >> make the world a better place. >> his heroes are scientists who braved the rugged outdoors. >> this is what it's supposed to be like. >> outside? >> yeah. i want to be around plants and trees and i want to breathe as much oxygen as possible. >> since he's really worried about the change in climate, he decided to cruise his new skills to create a new app called trees and cars. >> these would be riders in this same area. who want to ride with me. >> okay. >> if you make money off of this app -- >> right. >> are you going to go get an apartment? >> oh, yeah, of course. trump plaza hotel. >> but even if he never makes it to the plaza, he

. >> you heard that i married patrick stewart? did hear that. >> you just got married and officiated it. we thought it was kinky that you married him, too. we don't judge. >> it's a modern world, yes. >> he is such a lovely man. you've been friends with him for -- 30 years? >> 30 years. i went to hear him sing last night in a bar in new york. it was wonderful at the end of our day -- there he is. sweet. what are we doing? >> look at you two. >> who's in the middle? >> i'd be careful of him. >> he's not on the stage with you on broadway. i know that. >> patrick's on stage. >> not elmo. >> elmo -- >> you are doing "beckett" and -- >> "beckett," and so we don't get bored, we're doing a wonderful thriller/comedy. and we sort of alternate. then on wednesdays, you can see them both. and on saturdays, the same. so it's a great big theater fest. you know, people on broadway, they love their theater and come along. we spend the whole day in the theater. >> what's the story about you losing your pants? did you lose them somewhere? >> i didn

and that's 50%, clearly, that's not going to do it. >> so patrick, we talked about it earlier. it's not just alaska facing this, but it's montana and nebraska and south dakota. in your book, you talk about the consolidation of schools, and when that happens, there's always a winner and there's always a loser. what's happening 1, 2, 5 years down the road to the towns on the losing end of that deal? >> the towns on the losing end of the dal, som deal, some of tl media comments, if you lose your school, the parents with school-aged children have to leave or find alternatives, most of them leave, it's going to erode your tax base, and your average age is going to increase. and that's one of the issues in america, losing population, and more deaths than births, and the age goes up. so there's a cascading affect, with a balanced population, with enough young people who are raising families can't survive. and without the schools, there's no reason to stay. so there's always a winner and always a loser when there's consolidation. and the losers are maybe a decade, and maybe a little bi

patrick's cathedral.ichelle caruso-cabrera spoke to cardinal dolan of the archdiocese of new york. michelle joins us now. good evening. >> this all comes from -- this whole story starts at the $180 million renovation of st. patrick's. we've seen the scaffolding in new york city now for a very long time. spearheading this effort is a man named ken langone, frequent guest on cnbc, founder of home depot, and a billionaire. he tells cnbc exclusively that there is at least one seven-figure donor, potential donor, hasn't written a check yet, who has expressed concerns about the pope's recent comments about capitalism and he says, "i've told the cardinal, your eminence, this is one more hurdle i hope we don't have to deal with. you want to be careful about generalities. rich people in one country don't act the same as rich people in another country." the pope has put out this 224-page teaching about his views on the world. a lot of it is what he thinks about the free markets, what he thinks about what the wealth

danica patrick. >> i thought you were going to show twerking. >> you were covering your eyes. >> where is the cat? >> no cat for her. she was in full show girl. >>> meta plus a sneak peek at godzilla. rugby, minnesota coldest wind chill i could find this morning, minus 41 in north dakota. fargo not far behind. dangerous wind chills. the snow is falling in chicago, light fluffy snow. forecast today it will warm up a little bit in the deep south but not the northeast. watch out for black ice. >>> the american film institute has released the list of the top movies of the year. how many have you seen? the best of the best includes 12 years a slave, "gravity" and "wolf street." >> metallica played in all continents. >>> your courage will never be more needed than it is today. >> graphics are incredible. >> that looks good. >>> listen to this, forbes listed the most overpaid in hollywood. adam sandler takes the top spot making a dollar for every $3.40 his movies make. i'm betty nguyen. you're watching "early today." we hope this is just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> right now on "ne

joining us now to talk about that, domino's pizza ceo patrick doyle. patrick, good afternoon.> thanks, kelly. appreciate it. >> and you're just speaking of international expansion, we were supposed to talk to you a couple days ago. you were in india, though, and you had gotten ill, we understand. >> yeah. >> how much time are you spending overseas? tell us about that. >> that was actually my second trip to asia this month. i was in china, korea and japan earlier in the month. and then india for five or six days. and i -- it clearly is where a lot of our growth is coming from. india has been a booming market for us. i think we're the largest restaurant chain now in india. it's grown very fast. i'm very excited about what's happening there. i think it is runway there is a long way out. we're sxited about what we're going to accomplish in that market. >> certainly when you think about how saturated the u.s. is for pizza delivery, if can you take anything like that level of growth overseas, it has to mean huge expansion. i wonder, though, what's the breakdown in terms of revenue f

that's their reality. >> patrick, what do you think? >> first, here with david and monica and lou, you, what an awesome night i'm having, and in a red jacket. >> can we stop you right there while we kind of take in that red jacket? that's some kind of partner. >> merry christmas. and i'm in a red sttte. monica absolutely right. this is by design. this is what the president wants. he stands up there and pretends to be upset, but this is exactly the plan. the more people that he can get on the government dole, the better he likes it. we'll see more and more economic news like this because that's what the president wants to do. this is all part of the game. listen, this guy is pretty good at playing the game. he's a pretty good speech maker. all the things you're seeing the president do right now have been plotted out. i think it's all part of what we will continue to see while he's still in office. >> i don't want to scare you matt, monica, david. but what if his plan isn't to create this dependency, but rather to continue incompetence an

not once. >> patrick, what are your reaction to the second attack from boehner in two days. >> well, it's interesting. you hear the language coming from the speaker of the house. accusing us of misleading americans. well, when he says this is a bipartisan compromise. it raises taxes and increasing spends. god forbid listen to their constituents. it is a tax increase and it is a spending increase, and it abandons the most meaningful cuts we have seen in 50 years. >> what about what paul ryan said this week? he said that it keeps 92% of the sequester cuts that were in place, and that over ten years it will continue to bring down the deficit that there was no income tax. you are right there are certainly some taxes that have been placed into this plan, but there won't be a shut down, so what's really the problem? >> well, the problem is that that deficit reduction he is talking about is $20 billion over ten years. so essentially you are saying enough money to fund the department of agricultural for 2 1/2 months. this bill does nothing to help with that. >> the democrats are less than im

patrick, thanks for being here. explain about what you did at the d.e.a. is like as director of compliance and senior counsel. >> sure, i spent over 15 years in law enforcement, ten years with d.e.a. i worked primary on targeting large-scale drug trafficking organization, moving heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine, et cetera, now at privateer holders, i'll be acting as in-house attorney. >> and making sure that privateer adhere to state law, but not presumably federal law, because marijuana is still illegal federally, right? >> right. we're operating in an obviously complicated legal area here. what our business is focused on right now is investing and managing businesses that support the cannabis industry. for instance, with you operate like a yelp of cannabis review, and we just established an enterprise called arbor main that will run business parks in washington state for cannabis production. obviously it's an emerging industry, and as we transition from a black market to a legal market, we're kind of having to make it up as we go along, but doing it in a

the for 2014. >> gary:colin kaepernick and the 49ers are a 5 ½ point favorite sunday in tampa bay patrickhe defense have been playing as well as any unit in the league but the bucs after an 0-8 start have won 4 of 5 and are playing well right now atfer the big win over the seahawks last sunday there may be concern about a letdown against the 4-9 bucs >> gary: tomorrow night, it is finally here name your favorite candlestick memory at why? you get your name mentioned. you also be able to win a home theater system. there it is tomorrow night at 9:00 and we will see if you can get the same shoes that we get from our radio show and put it on tv. and we will also have an interview withsteph curry >> gary:coach jim harbaugh quickly dismisses any such thoughts >> gary: tried, like the and o'clock news. you may have more jews act 8 then you do 5 because it is prime time >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: it is good hard news. i produce some of the last year. laughs i do think you enjoy seeing me? >> pam: of course! (laughter) >> gary: the in the bag clippers the mbna chris paul had 22 points with nine a

senator patrick leahy from the great state of vermont. i consider him to be a good friend. and for all of you who are doubting it is possible for republicans and democrats to be friends in washington today. didn't say it was easy. i said it is possible. but it is a special honor to introduce the senator patrick leahy because he is a champion on of the cause that brings everyone here and that is human rights for everyone and everywhere. i think there is no greater champion for human rights in the united states congress than our friend patrick leahy. he is determined and indeed his historic work to advance human rig rights is too extensive to detail and give him time to talks as well. but i will talk about the 2-3 public plics accomplishments. i want to mention i have seen his work up close. the senate has to keep an eye on them and i can tell you as commissioner of the ins if you chose to ignore pat on an immigration issue you do it on your own. the senator does a lot of things that are below the radar screen that make a big difference in the lives of other people who would

nascar racer danica patrick. she helped co-host the american music awards with trace atkins. she was in full show girl. lot of people probably liked that. >>> there's going to be some snow with this system in the northwest. the heaviest will be in british columbia. some of it will come down to the cascades and spokane. an inch or two possible, especially throughout the day tomorrow. the rest of the west, very cold morning. watch out for freezing fog in oregon. we go from 70 today, starting to warm things up a hill bit. even as we go toward tomorrow, we should be better. all the koelcold air, richard, leaving the west. >> what do you think of the new graphics at "early today"? >> i like it. like the music i wrote for the show? >> i do. quite a conductor. good stuff. bill karins, you didn't know that about him, did you? >>> the american film institute has released the list of the top movies of the year. how many have you seen? the best of the best includes "12 years a slave," "gravity" >> that's your favorite, right, "gravity"? >> i'll take "gravity" or "12 years a slave." and

patrick leahy for -- patrick leahy from the great state of vermont. it is my pleasure because i consider him to be a good friend and for all of you out there it is possible for republicans or democrats to be friends in washington today. it is not easy but it is possible but a special honor because he is a real honest to goodness champion of the causes human rights for everyone everywhere. without reservation there is no greater champion of human rights of the u.s. congress and our friend patrick leahy. he is determined with his heroic work to the advance human rights is too extensive in detail to give him a chance to talk but with two or three of his large accomplishments but before i do that i want to mention i had an opportunity on a personal level to see his work up close and as the senator knows he has to keep an eye on these guys so i can tell you as commissioner to the ims if you ignore him you do it at your own peril. he does a lot of things below the radar to make a big difference in the lives of a lot of people who would otherwise fall throug

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best buds ian and patrick paying a visit to santa on wednesday. >> they look happy. >> smiling ear to ear and yeah, they were giving him their witch list. >> planned their sweaters too. >> yeah. and the hats too. >>> the "x factor"s lost its sixth judge in three seasons. simon cowell confirming demi lovato will not be returning next year. she will be on tour instead. >>> hugh jackman looks to be trading the claws in for a sword in the upcoming peter pan film called "pan." he will star as the pirate black beard. >> not piecer. >> not peter. he would be an old peter. thanks to "less mis" he can grow un. >>> amazon releasing a most purchased list. adele the best selling artist of all time according to their list thanks to her album "21" and she's in retirement. >>> paul rudd will be joining robert downey jr. and chris hemsworth, the film, let's just say that marvel is digging deep from its superhero roster. know what that is? >> i have no idea. bug man. >> ant man. i remember ant man. >> ant? >> yeah. >> beyonce has become the first woman to reach number one on the billboard charts with

patrick, what an honor it was to be there.r vet, you certainly have a special connection to so many that wanted to be there to see this film. what was your reaction to it, and how did the fellow vets in that room react to seeing it as well? >> thomas, it was awesome. it was an honor to be there to cover it. and to have those men and women who served our country there, many who served in iraq and afghanistan, as you mentioned, some who knew marcus and those 19 men who were killed that day. it was just so very powerful. and here's some of the reaction, if you want to try and cover it. >> very powerful. very, very hard to watch. it tells a much bigger story than just the years and years of fighting that we've been engaged in. >> incredibly moving movie. it got the message across to me and my wife. >> very moving. it's so nice to see that. and i know, patrick, you have an upcoming installment this sunday of a new msnbc series called "taking the hill." explain what it's going to be about and what you're hoping to highlight for all

tuh-leeka patrick, a doctor in residency in michigan, didn't show up for work on december sixth.er found in indiana. now, new online videos have surfaced - which investigators hope will help in finding her. alexandra field reports. >> reporter:investigators are examining new youtube videos of teleka patrick serenading an unidentified love interest in their search for clues in her disappearance. >>"hi, baby, good night." >> reporter:in the videos she apparently shot herself, teleka repeatedly refers to someone as love and baby. >> reporter:"hi, love." >> reporter:investigators wonder if this person may have information about what happened on december fifth, the night teleka vanished. >>"the search has intensified but, to date, no leads." >> reporter:surveillance footage from that night shows her trying to check-in at the radisson hotel. >> reporter:authorities say this is the place where she was last seen-- boarding the hotel's shuttle bus that took her to her car, parked at the borgess medical center where she worked in kalamazoo. >> reporter:the 30-year-old had just graduated fr

patrick smith england. many in your hand finds itself with the lead in euro twenty oh one and a team that sununu year to year are gone and he is most content in germany portugal and the united states. he's been fixed and bonds as always stand in the low costs and you believe it since it's all absolutely does thousand conspiracies that but it basically centered on denying a gun and in the new school will instead the natural place which would be laying off in the final against each other in continuing to fall asleep and says he knows that the beach and there is some speculation that does you might do quite well. then nana has been one of the up and then have to say is to be rooted in him and that experience i think it's brazil's the loose and among his most resigned to that. so listen of hanky panky with the drone all the rest of it whatever really happened. i think is brazil's to loosen and into a three month rates of jewelry with recessed faces an election defeat brazil win the world cup. i think she may fi