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patti ann. patti ann: what specifically, conor, is holding up the deal?l history for one thing. after decades of violence an conflict there knit much in the way of goodwill in between the israelis and palestinians. neither side sees the other as viable peace partner. but on a larger level the potential border after future palestinian state and future of israeli settlements inside the current palestinian territories there are 300,000 israelis live in the west bank where the future palestinian state. where they end up is a major sticking point. the future of holy city of jerusalem, both israelis and palestinians want it as the capitol. stickiest issue is security. israelis want a presence in the palestinian state as a way to prevent attacks. palestinians want israelis out. there are a lot of issues, patti ann. it will take a lot of time to try to hash them out. patti ann: conor powell, live for us. thank you. bill: first big winter storm of 2014 and she is fierce. snow, wind, arctic temperatures making things down right dangerous for millions across about t

"you betrayed me, pattie.aid that we would handle this offline, and a good man is being ruined as a result," and he snapped his briefcase shut and stormed out of the room and said, "i resign." and one of the other directors said, "can we accept his resignation?" the general counsel said, "yes." he put the motion on the table. it was seconded and passed within seconds. >> and that was that? >> that was that. so, he drove off and ended up going onto his mega-yacht in the mediterranean, and i suspect he thought over the ensuing days that it was just unacceptable that he was off the board, jay was going to be off the board, and i was still chairman. >> after that, perkins blew the whistle on hp's leak investigation, and she says he began a campaign of deceit about her. >> it was a disinformation -- a classic disinformation campaign, and he set the mind-set for basically everything that's believed about this right now. >> she says he sent out this e-mail disparaging her, and he influenced the media. >> the newsweek

patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. they are taking the tourists onboard to an australian icebreaker. they say it has been the adventure of a lifetime. bill: what's the latest from the ship? >> reporter: it does seem extraordinary that a big chunky helicopter could land not just once, but five time in the ocean. that's how many trims it took to get those 50-plus people to their getaway vessel. they wanted to make sure it was done in an orderly way. it looks like a clear day down in antarctica. we heard from the excited explorers at daybreak before their exodus began. >> we heard that a chinese helicopter was heading over to check out our helipad behind me. we'll be gone in an hour's time. >> reporter: there have been many hopes dashed, a few rescue missions that didn't work out. icebreakers that couldn't make the cut getting through that thick ice. >> what happens for the rescues passengers? what's next for them? >> you think rescued home but it will be two weeks before they make it back to hobart, tasmania. the researc

patti lee is at the home in the law office in san francisco where the family attorney was expected to talk about what will happen next with jahi. p atti can you tell us what happened there. >> reporter: christopher dolman has started speaking. he says that luck is not on her side but at least she has a better chance. she will be given a feeding tube before she gets to the facility where she has been treated. they say she has not had a feeding tube for the last 20 days. i'll have details why they say this transfer was more difficult than expected. >> we know that news conference is still going on. we'll hear from you in a little bit. more details now, this gut wrenching case began on december 9 when jahi went in for surgery. on december 30th an order was extended until january 7th to give the family time to move jahi. and this evening, jahi mcmath was moved from the hospital and released to the coroner who reportedly then released her body to her mother. >> now to the deep freeze gripping much of the country tonight. >>> factoring in the windchill today it was minus 54 degrees in park

the 12th man behind miss patti.u up. i tell you what. >> yeah. >> they have -- >> party. >> we were saying about 60/40. maybe a little more seahawks fans thus far but that's all a prologue to this, the toboggan run on super bowl boulevard. ginger and lara drew the decidedly short straws before the show, and so here we go. 60-foot ride, eight lanes as you can see. they brought with them, though, members of the new york city fire department's football team, so, lara, are you guys ready to go? >> looks like they're ready. >> that looks like they're ready. i think we're going to go to hand signals at this point. so with no further ado, they are off. i believe if they're racing that might be ginger slightly ahead. >> by a nose. >> oh, that's awesome. that was good. >> it did look like fun. >> it did look like fun. >> does it make you want to be out there, robin? >> no, i'm good. i'm good. but, boy, take it to -- way to go, you two. team spirit like that. going down the slide. >> run back here for "pop news." come on. >>

that's one of the things that drove paul ryan to make a deal with patty murray. we have a debt ceiling fight looming in february. watch out, folks, we'll go through that all over again. >> republicans think they're on very different footing when it comes to the debt ceiling fight. even mitch mcconnell said you can get the president's attention to start trying to talk about, cutting here, cutting there, tackling some of our deficit and debt issues. do you think that argument is going to work? >> i wouldn't hold your breath on it. here's why. paul ryan and mitch mcconnell are saying we'll fight over the debt ceiling basically as a way to coral conservatives to support the budget deal that just happened. here's the problem. where's the leverage? the president said he's no longer going to play this game. >> so does he just inherently end this fight when you're talking about holding something up, he has the upper hand? >> yes. politically if republicans want to run towards this clip, the problem is we're all hanging in the balance. the president says he's not

this is what democrats and republicans agreed to in the summer when paul ryan and patty murray struck a deal. host: biggest hit in terms of the budget? guest: there is a decrease in the defense budget but the defense budget is half of discretionary spending in this country. a lot of the spending in the government is on the mandatory side of the ledger and that includes security, medicare/medicaid but this is the discretionary agency budgets of there is a decrease for defense of about $30 billion compared to what they had been seeking. another big decrease of about $8 billion comes from the labor hs budget, the departments of labor and health and human services which administers obamacare and the department of education. that sees a decrease but that is a sizable oil compared to some of the smaller ones like the agriculture bill. this past quickly in the house and in the senate.

i am patti ann browne in for ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers.hank you for watching "fox & friends first". it is friday. justin bieber posed for a mug shot. the 19-year-old accused of drunken driving resisting arrest and drag racing in miami. this morning he is out on bail but the trouble is far from over. >> anna kooiman is here to tell us how both of bieber's parents allegedly played a part and also what really happened behind bars. >> good tornimorning to you. this baby faced pop star is hollywood's latest bad boy. ♪ >> justin bieber seen here leaving jail. the 19-year-old climbing on top of his suv saluting the crowd after his arrest. the singer almost i am ue lating michael jackson when he jumped on his suv and waved to fans after being cleared in his 204 trial. we saw a different justin bieber dawning a jump suit. the young eyes out in a holding cell after his bond was set at $2,500. he is accused of drag racing at 4:00 in the morning. bieber's father helping his son block off the streets so he and his friend could race. he admitted to drin

patty culhane reports. >> it's become almost a weekly occurrence. details from edward snowden, tracking locations through cell phones, eavesdropping on the private conversation of world leaders around reporting and keeping cell phone data from everyone within the united states. the president tried to justify this spying on a massive scale. >> we know of at least 50 threats that have been averted because of this information. >> his own review panel disputes that. >> it is absolutely true that 215 has not by itself disrupted, prevented terrorist astacks in the united states. >> still, thei their recommendas keep moss, allow a public defender of sorts in the secret court to fight government requests and reign in the use of national scrurt -- rein in, the president is unlikely to ambassadors all 46 recommendations and the american civil plibts union session even if he did it still wouldn't be enough. >> we believe the fundamental underlying law that permits this data collection has to be changed. displr they plan to push for additional changes in congre

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patty culhane reports. >> reporter: it has been a scene repeated across the country.ocial service agencies working the phones, and the web, trying to get people signed up for health insurance. >> well, i was suspecting you know -- expecting to qualify for some help. >> reporter: they are reaching out to people like jose, a self-employed carpenter who hasn't had health insurance for 15 years. he makes too much to qualify for subsidies, he found out insurance will cost him $800 a month. >> sometimes i can afford it. but what happen when i don't have something to do, you know, if i'm working for myself. >> reporter: his is a story repeated across the country, the president's health care plan is not going as planned, but in his final press conference for the year, president obama tried to point out the positive. >> i now have couple million people, maybe more who are going to have health care on january 1st, and that is a big deal. >> reporter: but that's far from where the administration said it should be by now. >> i think success looks like at least 7 million people ha

patty culhane has more on monday's speech. >> mr speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheeringpplause ] >> tens of millions of americans spent their evening watching the u.s. president out line his priority. the family who for three decades called this country home had to wait 48 minutes to hear what they care about, their former homeland, syria. this is all he had to say. >> american diplomacy, backed by the threat of force is why syria's chemical weapons are being eliminated. we will continue to work with the international community to usher in the future the syrian people scerfe. a future free of dictatorship. >> it's disappointing. i feel like it's more of the same, and syrians feel as though they have been abandoned. an important foreign policy issue was iran. >> if john f. kennedy and ronald reagan could negotiate with the soviet union, surely a strong and confident merc cap negotiate. >> she warned the congress to the to impose sanctions on iran while they try to negotiate. it was a threat a sponsor of the bill seemed to brush off. >> we don't believe there'll be new san

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. >> patty cullhane joins us now. what did you make of the speech?> it was surprising how few changes the president is actually recommends. the review panel produced a 300-page report. there were 46 recommendations. they were very detailed he is basically take half measures for each one of them. one thing a this is not talked about very much overseas is for years now the fbi has been able to use these national security letters. they send a letter to let's say a credit card company and say i need information on every transaction from patty cullhane. they have to hand over the information, but they are gagged and not allowed to tell anyone. basically the president is saying the only change might be that they have to tell me that they have searched my records but not in all cases. >> i thought he looked a little bit awkward? >> i did he did sound fairly defensive. we have heard several of these complains from the president in the last few months. but one of the things that was interesting, and he has said this before but not in such pointed language. he

patti lee. >>> more details now as children return to willow glen elementary in san jose. the principal used a pa system to remind them how they can help from spreading colds and the flu. >> so i want to remind everybody to be sure that you are washing your hands. clean hands, extremely important. >> reporter: the cdc warns that children with chronic health problems such as asthma are at a higher risk of developing serious complications from the flu. as for parents, you're advised to keep your children at home if they're sick. >> reporter: universal preschool is an idea that advocates say helps lower the -- it's an idea who's time has come. state democratic leaders unveiled a plan to create transitional preschools for all 4-year-olds in the state. the programs would be voluntary. democrats say it would cost nearly $1 billion over five years. supporters say the cost would be offset down the road by a lower drop out rate and less money needed for special education. >>> governor jerry brown is due to unveil his state budget proposal this week. and today he received some posit

i'm patty ann brown. "fox and friends" starts right now. >>> good morning.ay, january 20th. i'm elizabeth hasse. was it just another speech without action? we report, you decide. >> meanwhile, new details this morning revealing edward snowden may have had some help from russia. >> i don't think it was a gee whiz event look that he ended up in moscow. >> are national security secrets in enemy hands? we're going to talk about that. and the stage is set for super bowl xlviii. broncos, seahawks, and the mouth. >> well, i'm the best one in the game. when you try me like crabtree, that's the result you going to get. don't yo

so patty where are we with that war on poverty?, when lyndon johnson announced it, there were several government programs that came into effect. it meant there was going to be health care the a elderly, early education for poor, and food aid. but here at this food bank, where people come, they say they are serving record numbers of people and they don't expect it is going to get better any time soon. this is the america u.s. politicians like to talk about, one of upward mobility, promise and wealth. >> the wealthiest nation on earth. >> reporter: but 50 years ago lyndon johnson has a different perspective when he declared a war on public defender's officerty. >> and we shall not rest until that war is won. the richest nation on earth can afford to win it. >> reporter: that was five decades ago when 19% of the nation lived in poverty, but then the war was working, the rate started to fall down to just about 11% in 1973, but since then it had climbed now back to 15% of the population. that translates into 46.5 million people who stru

patti lee. >>> more details now as children return to willow glen elementary in san jose. the principal used a pa system to remind them how they can help from spreading colds and the flu. >> so i want to remind everybody to be sure that you are washing your hands. clean hands, extremely important. >> reporter: the cdc warns that children with chronic health problems such as asthma are at a higher risk of developing serious complications from the flu. as for parents, you're advised to keep your children at home if they're sick. >> reporter: universal preschool is an idea that advocates say helps lower the -- it's an idea who's time has come. state democratic leaders unveiled a plan to create transitional preschools for all 4-year-olds in the state. the programs would be voluntary. democrats say it would cost nearly $1 billion over five years. supporters say the cost would be offset down the road by a lower drop out rate and less money needed for special education. >>> governor jerry brown is due to unveil his state budget proposal this week. and today he received some posit

i spoke to our correspondent patty in washington d.c.bout the iran deal. >> we expected they would come to some sort of agreement the date would start and basically what this means is we will start to see some action in iran and it means they will not enrich you' uranium and one concrete thing we will see is open up inspections from iaua and start to see sanctions relief given from the oil industry, their gold industry and precious metals and start getting spare parts for cars and also airplanes and some money held in overseas bank accounts will be released. now the obama administration says it's going to be about 6-7 billion worth of relief, outside experts said it could be much more but this is in the interrim agreement to get them to a place with a longer term solution they hope by next november. >> the obama administration is still facing political opposition here at home, will they really be able to overcome that? >> well, it's going to be a big fight in the u.s. senate. the house has already passed increased sanctions. what we are

live in san rafael, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details on the flu vaccine according to the cdc. between 138 and 140 million vaccine doses will be made for this season. once you are vaccinated you have protection for the entire season. this year's vaccine does protect against the h1n1 flu strain and even with the shot experts recommend staying away from sick people and washing your hands frequently. >>> hollywood is remembering saul zantz. three of his movies were oscar winners. he died yesterday in his san francisco home at the age of 92 after suffering alzheimer's 'disease. in 1997 he received a prestigious award for his consistently high quality of motion picture productions. >>> a street car crash sends four people to the hospital. what we're learning from witnesses. >>> then a memorial for the teenager shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy is rebuilt after burning down. why the volunteers who made it happen say the tribute is now better than ever. >>> plus, christmas comes late for some bay area fish. the project putting those discarded trees to good news after the

it is something the paul ryan and patty murray were able to come together on. reversed $65 billion in sequestration cuts that were put into effect by the failure of supercommittee to come up with a grand bargain. both sides had motivation to come to a deal and they found $85 million in offsets to pay for the 55 lean dollar increase. retirement benefits for future all federal workers curtailed and a host of other changes that were put in there. that was signed into law by the president in december, which triggered another round of negotiations between rogers and .ikulski over break would all of us were enjoying the holidays, a staff were working feverishly everyday to come up with some agreement and these marathon talks resulted in the bill that was signed into law by the president on friday. host: you reported over the weekend that a number of leading senators want to restore the pension plan to the original pension amount. if that happens, where does the money come from? guest: there's a lot of different ideas about what to do that. there was a small change in

first of all, patty, what actually happened on january 20th, take us through the process?> well, sammy the work begins as you mentioned the iranians agreed to stop enriching past the 5% and 20% of enriched stockpiles are dismantled and open themselves up to increased infection by iaea. in response some sanctions lifted on the oil industry in iran and precious metal and gold industry. there is relief for the sanctions that have been put on auto repair parts and also the aviation industry and some of the money that has been held in overseas banks account belonged to iran will be returned. obama administration says this will be $6-$7 billion of relief working out an agreement and while they commonly talk about it being six months, the agreement technically says they have until next november. >> that is supposed to happen, what is the possibility congress could disrupt some of these plans? >> this has been fascinating. there is a huge fight happening behind the scenes in washington. we have senators saying they have a vast majority of enough senators willing to vote on increas

patti lee has the story. >> reporter: you see how many people are out here at 10:00, you can imagine what it was like here at 6:00. in a neighborhood filled with bicyclists and families out on evening walks. >> there was a mother walking with her 8-year-old son. if that tree wasn't there, it would have been a lot worse. >> reporter: despite being dazed and injured from the crash, morgan bell tried to run. >> i got out of my car and chased her and caught up to her two blocks away. >> reporter: the chase started around 6:00 and quickly escalated. according to police, she blew through a red light then she really started to pick up speed. >> narrowly avoided a couple of cars and an accident. >> reporter: at this point, everly says he pulled back but val never slowed until the tree got in her way. >> we found narcotics and possibly stolen property out of sebastapool. >> reporter: she is wanted for two charges. trying to bring drugs into jail. >> she got out of jail six months ago, did get her ged but other than that she's been running amuck. >> reporter: when she's checked out by doctors,

. >> patty culhane al jazeera. >> joy over the departure of former president has quickly given way to violence in central african. widespread looting in the capital bangy. 13 have been killed in the city over the past two nights. >> barnaby phillips reports. >> in the backstreets, fire is installedering. armed mobs came into this mosque in plain dilt, smashed it up, wounded several people and took whatever they wanted and promised to come back to ransack it a second time. >> the people that live here won't run away >> we are from here, from the central african republic. >> around the corner christian youth destroy a car. it was driven by a general from the muslim-led seleka militia. he says it's not over yet. >> we understand that on this occasion the people who were inside this car managed to get away safely. you can see yourself how the central african republic is caught in a vicious cycle of reveping, sectarian violence. >> for now it's these young men who feel in the ascendency. the christian anti-balaka militia, some well armed and relying on charms and amu let's. even in this le

. >> that was immediately, as soon as i saw that other budget deal that patty murray, senator patty murray, paul ryan put together. that one significant bipartisan support in the senate and house. they could have included something along an extension of the unemployment benefits, found some offsets there, as they did for some other issues. and this would not be an issue right now. >> there may have been more objections raised by certain republicans on that. i'm sure patty murray tried to run that up the flagpole and maybe it didn't work out. but in the long term, wolf, i think what this may start, and maybe i'm being a little pollyannaish here. what it may start is another debate in the country about how you can use government in a limited way, not in a large way, but in a limited way, to help the people at the bottom of the ladder get to at least the middle rungs. >> i think what we did hear from the president in these 20 minutes that he just spoke or so, a little preview of his state of the union address, exactly three weeks from today, before a joint session of congress. and the america

dry weather and fires like we told you about on mount tamalpais kutv's patti lee join us from sonomanty to explain why state fire crews decided to take action early. >> reporter: calfire says this engine should have been mothballed until summerment instead it was used to fight that fire on mount tam today. wildland response is up 500% and that has crews worried about what lies ahead, including the bolinas fire in marin county. since the start of 2014, state fire crews have responded to 155 fires covering 600 acres. compare that to no fires during the same period last year. >> it's scary when you think about it. >> reporter: it's the reason that calfire called for a burn suspension, including that residents in those counties can no longer burn things like piles of leaves. a winter activity that is usually not a problem. >> this is normally a summertime warm weather proclamation we do to curtail burning, but this year has been an abnormal year rt problem is that the previous three years have been dry and the trouble compounds year ovyear. in 2012 calfire logged five years between novem

nervous i don't think i've been that nervous in a lot of time well bernadette peters was right here patti lu pone what's the fair. he was right there and i set up the set on the radio city music hall so it was amazing in the sound there is as they do that i don't know in our set was beautiful the lighting was beautiful and the kids did a great job and it was a very exhilarating does hillary so stamp if you're a movie goer terrible net theater. do you do you find something like jim hamilton do you know her well i view her as somebody who thinks she's just in the wrong place at the end if it weren't for the depression and how horrible things are in the world and she would be elsewhere and she would be thriving and she's not cruel she can be cruel yes it takes i she takes out her frustrations on the kids you know to send was so so let's turn to you know she's angry and upset and frustrated and she takes it out on these little kids who she's supposed to be taking care of. when you step on the stage on broadway and you started. to scream yeah yeah i didn't think it would happen for me i'm it w

patty will try to meet up with the team tonight to hear what they have to say about this. the nfc playoff game against had seahawks is sunday, january 19. kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. in the afternoon and you can watch the game right here on channel 2. whenever team wins is headed to new york for the super bowl. >>> president obama is expected later this week to outline new reforms for the nsa spy programs, including recording information about phone calls made by americans made inside the united states. since edward snowden started leaking information there have been calls for stricter regulations. >> reporter: trying to end a uproar over nsa spying, president obama will unveil how he will keep his promise to reform government surveillance programs. >> we have to refine this further. and we have to provide more confidence to the international community. >> the president suffered months of blow backs since e- cigarettes said est-- since edward snowden said they have been spying on world leaders. he called in leaders and key members of congress. >> there were many members of con

reporting live in san jose, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man has been arrested on suspiciong a puppy in front of his four-year-old daughter. police say 31-year-old alan velete had been abusing the puppy for several weeks and then killed it on monday. he is also charged with felony child endangerment and animal cruelty. >>> suppose was a factor in a deadly -- suppose was a factor in a dead -- suppose was a -- speed was a factor in a deadly crash that killed a girl. investigators say the teen crashed her car into a pole after midnight. a witness says several good samaritan tried to help. >> it was smashed. pretty bad. bad accident. car was still running. they didn't want it to blow up. a lot of people broke in, opened the hood. >> another 17-year-old girl was in the passenger seat, she is in the hospital with critical injuries. >>> tesla says it is taking steps to prevent the over heating of its charging systems. they are sending customers new software. that should address the issue. several drives reported over heating and smoking. there was also one fire in a garage last nov

reporting live in san jose, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a man has been arrested on suspicion of abusing and killing a puppy in front of his four-year-old daughter. police say 31-year-old alan velete had been abusing the puppy for several weeks and then killed it on monday. he is also charged with felony child endangerment and animal cruelty. >>> suppose was a factor in a deadly -- suppose was a factor in a dead -- suppose was a -- speed was a factor in a deadly crash that killed a girl. investigators say the teen crashed her car into a pole after midnight. a witness says several good samaritan tried to help. >> it was smashed. pretty bad. bad accident. car was still running. they didn't want it to blow up. a lot of people broke in, opened the hood. >> another 17-year-old girl was in the passenger seat, she is in the hospital with critical injuries. >>> tesla says it is taking steps to prevent the over heating of its charging systems. they are sending customers new software. that should address the issue. several drives reported over heating and smoking. there was also one fir

a patty. >>> i home you um after a late inner exception which clenched the victory for the seahawks. >> he is the new quarterback and people need to cut him some slack because he is very talented. give him some time. >> he is still the man. i was hoping he would get through it but we can't control it. >> there was just as much invitations and he you tap have so some worse words with him. fans are hoping one player with do that. >>> that heart brake is felt out here even though we have heard a lot of cheering but it has been subdued. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks, janine. >>> former sanford star is making up for his rant. he intended a rant in the egg scope staring sherman minuted with with grab tree. >> don't you ever talk about me. >> who was talking about me. >> don't you open your mouth or you i am going to sit -- or i will shut it for you real quick. >> he is a television guy, he had a good play. >> the rival waves reportedly go pack to a charity event get geared up and they believe it will be one of the most evenly matched teams and however they are putting t

. >> ♪ patty cake, patty cake smote. ♪ bake me a cake as fast as you can ♪ ♪ pat it and roll it ♪ mark b ♪ put it in the oven for baby and me ♪ >> that was two of the ugliest dogs i have ever seen. jed do bayou, they are not -- jedediah, they are not requiring algebra 2 so that is a relief for girls. >> that's terrible. i was great in math. i took calculus and got an a. i don't remember a word of it. >> did you wear a dress? >> i wore a catholic school uniform. >> that explains that grade. i would have given you two a pluses. >> gee thanks. i think they should drop it. you look disappointed. >> no, i am waiting for sherrod to stop laughing at his own joke. >> me and the crew like it. >> she is trying to answer questions. i feel like i am moderating an aa meeting. >> i am so happy it is jenni's birthday. >> it shouldn't be a mandate. they should drop it. i think about all of the courses i took. i had to take sequential math 3 is what it was called in the olden days. it did nothing for me. i wasn't inclined to follow engineering or math. you should have a basic science of the english and

patty cullhane joins us.pologies we have lost communications with patty. >>> the spying row has damaged relations with america's european allies. so how will the changes be viewed there? >> yes, relations were damaged and leading the criticism of u.s. surveillance activities here in europe has been germany. german age exes were outraged when it was revealed that the chancellor's cell phone was being listened into. so what do you think the german government will make of this development now? >> i think the expectations here in berlin are pretty low. they had been strangely enough quite high when it emerged that the americans had been listening in on the phone calls of chancellor merkel. the reason why is they saw opportunity in crisis. they had been hoping to join the five i's agreement. an agreement that existed since 1948 and basically involves the sharing of secrets amongst those countries. and spying on chancellor merkel, realizes that has not been the case. and they are not quite willing to sign what has

the agreement says a deal should be done by november this year, 2014. >> patty culhane in washington. >> to syria - 700 people died over the past nine days. it's the worst infighting since the civil war. fighting will continue in syria, that's the message from secretary of state john kerry and several leaders, who are in paris to press the opposition to meet with the government. john kerry says diplomacy is key to ending syria's war. >> there's no military solution to the violence that has displaced millions, and taken more than 130,000 lives. there's no other alternative to ending the violence and saving the state of syria than to find a negotiated peaceful outcome. >> but it's not entirely clear syria's main opposition group will take part in the peace talks. >> it was a last-ditch attempt to persuade the syrian opposition to talk to the regime. after three years of fighting in syria, they say the only way ahead is a negotiated solution. >> translation: we have renewed our full support for the syrian national council at a time when the syrian people are facing difficulties, followin

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joan bae z patty smith, all these people were playing. jack white.ng for the movies. the fact that they used that as an excuse to do really cool things, have shows like that. >> jon: i think other movies should do that, too. hunger games should do that you go around and be like maybe we'll shoot arrows at people. in a theater somewhere. the movie is phenomenal but you in particular it's one of those moments are people will talk but when he burst on the scene with that thing for the long. >> thanks, jon, i appreciate that. >> jon: the kid is good. the kid, i call him. [ laughter ] inside llewyn davis. you have to see it. in the theaters now. we won't at the tell them what s to the cat. there's a cat in it also. >> a couple cats. >> jon: you don't know what happens to the cat. this cat could be an (bleep). >> thank you for that. >> jon: 3.alal8úb@bkqd ,aq [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. you know tomorrow night is steve consumes. very, very funny guy. audience is very upset that they are not going to be he

patty colhain, al jazeera washington. >>> moving to certain i can't where activists say 700 people have been killed in the past nine days. most were the rebels as they fight each other. it's said to be the worst bout of infighting since the civil wargan. syrian peace talks will likely move forward later this no even though it's unclear whether rebels will attend despite pressure from international leaders. there were a lot of groups fighting for syria. they are all very different, and many are now in disarray. al jazeera's jackie roland explains why >> reporter: it was a last-ditch attempt to persuade the syrian opposition to talk to the assad regime. the americans with their european and arab partners argues that there can be no military victory. after three years of fighting in syria, they say the only way ahead is a negotiated solution. >> we have renewed our full support for the syrian national council at a time when the syrian people are facing majority difficulties. following an extensive discussion we have unanimously adopted this text presenting our position on the crisis on the

and i said what an odd thing at 9:00 in the morning at patty's.much. but keep it down, it's okay. he goes no, we are part of an alcoholics anonymous group and we all went to see the movie last night. and they had -- you know, so they were responding to a film. >> jimmy: wow. i guess that's flattering. you can't really order a bloody mary with lunch. you had an honor, you got to throw out the first pitch at a dodd jers game. have you done that before? soo. >> no. >> jimmy: were you nervous about it? >> well, i was a little bit concerned about it as you would be because it's a big audience. >> jimmy: it's a lose-lose type of proposition. >> but it was cuban heritage day. yasiel piuig was going to catch the ball. but i had a couple in me before i threw the first pitchout. >> jimmy: did you feel that affected your performance? that's not a performance enhancing -- >> i don't remember. >> jimmy: did you practice? >> no, no. >> jimmy: you just figured i'm going to go out there. so you go out there, do you have a plan when you go -- the reason i'm asking

york peppermint pattie. get the sensation. try head & shoulders for men.ders for men. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. we are hanging with my man bruce springsteen right now. my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] bruce! do you ever wish your name was like, jay. so people were like, yay! [ laughter ] here we go. "high hopes" is the new record here. [ cheers and applause ] and this is the covers -- cover songs, a lot of unreleased songs that you just have old back catalogues full of a bunch of songs. >> yeah, it was basically, i have a lot of different projects i would work on at once. and sort of a lot of songs looking for homes, and tom morello who's working with us on this tour -- that's fantastic. >> -- suggested "high hopes" from b-side we done a long time ago. and something happened we played it and we cut it in sydney, australia along with another song off the record. and suddenly with his infusion and then a group of songs that i had that i've been wanting to release, you know, a record then turns out. >> jimmy: has there ever been a

that was like patty lapone. >> phenomenal. >> jon: i thought it was amazing. >> really. >> jon: how are doing? >> fantastic. >> jon: they finally understood the gold they had with gunn, gave you your own show, this under the gunn. >> no, they were desperate. >> jon: ah! >> no, they really were. we were loosely scheduled to shoot a new season of project runway. heidi was only marginally consulted. how ridiculous is that? >> jon: heidi klum. >> she said i'm not available. we have a pinky pact and is it that if either one of us can't do a season the other one is not doing it. they said we can find another host, i said you have to find another mentor, too. >> jon: you said tim gunn stands with heidi klum. >> i do that with heidi. >> jon: heidi and i also have a pinky pact. >> oh, yeah? >> jon: if i could just get close enough. [laughter] let me ask you this. >> she loves you. >> jon: and i'm very fond of her. [ laughter ] you always look -- before you were on television did you always look this put together? >> oh, you flatter me. >> jon: could you go outlooking like a schlub or do you feel