paul adams, bbc news. >> the bbc is in karachi for us. just bring us up to date.. killed a fifth gunmen. earlier they talked about shooting three of them. fourth one apparently blew himself up. so clearly they were on a suicide mission. they were wearing suicide vests. but the search operation is not over yet, because earlier reports suggested there were six taliban gunmen wearing army uniform. they climbed the back wall of a school building and went on a rampage. >> the eyewitness reports we've been getting have been absolutely horrific. one father said he sent his son to school in uniform, he was going to pick him up in a coffin. the way the gunmen were targeting children who were hiding under their desks. >> absolutely. i mean, it's shock and horror across pakistan over this tragedy. even though this country has seen so much violence in the last decade or so. but the selection of the target, the scale of the attack is just unbelievable. i mean, imagine the horror, what parents are going through as they stand outside hospitals not sure whether their child has be

paul adams, bbc news. >> with me here in the "gmt" studio is tom keating, the director of the center london. tom, you were very involved in putting together this report on where jihadis' money comes from. let's start with ransom money then move on. how big a proportion is it of the revenues coming into a group like al shabab or islamic state? >> i think for these groups it's a relatively small proportion. if you do the pie chart, it would be a small slice. but it's obviously very high-profile, particularly because these kidnaps were often used for publicity gain as welch it's important to remember that it's not just international aid workers, journalists, international community being kidnapped. kidnapped is used as a way of extorting money from local people, from local officials, maybe just a few thousand dollars, but it's a major fundraising tool in that regard as well. >> interesting you focus on the rich local people. there's a much broader point here, it seems to me. your message from analyzing the finances of these groups is that they are increasingly finding ways to generate r

paul adams, bbc news. >> let's bring you right up to date and cross over to the bbc editor in islamabad. can you tell us what's happening at the school right now? >> the latest is that over the last few minutes we've heard from the army that they have gunned down a sixth attacker. this morning, the reports were that that was the total number of attackers, but the army is not yet saying that the school has been secured. we also heard that the school, which is basically roughly divided in four blocks, the army had declared three of the blocks secure. a couple of hours ago. and it is now expected that over the next hour or so, they will be able to announce that the last of the attackers have been killed and the school is now secure. >> and what's the latest on the casualty figures? do we know how many children have been killed? >> the latest casualty figures that we have from all the hospitals in peshawar is 132. we still do not have details of how many of them were children. but their number is thought to be well over 100, with the rest including some of the school staff and many, many te

paul adams, bbc news. >>> china's state media has declared that the pro democracy movement in hong kongr the first time in more than two months after police cleared the camp and made nearly 250 arrests. but the movement's leaders insist they will continue to demand greater democracy for hong kong. as babita sharma reports. >> reporter: life has resumed in hong kong. for the first time in two and a half months, this main intersection that runs in the heart of hong kong's financial district has reopened to traffic. looking at the scene here, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the umbrella revolution didn't take place. but take a closer look and you might just spot the odd discarded metal railing, a sign of the protest movement. and a closer look at this tiny sign that says so much. we will be back. that is the question on everybody's lips here today. what will become of political reforms in hong kong and what is the future of the pro democracy movement? >> babita sharma there in hong kong. >>> officials in bangladesh say the oil slick created when a barge sank is now 50 kilometers long.

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find out how to protect your home and belongings with a simple tool and did paul revere and sam adamshere. >>> "action news" continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >> here are some of the stories we are following at 12:30, police are searching for a thief that targeted a home in philadelphia. >>> and a terrifying ordeal for two 7-eleven clerks when a man jumps the counter, the hundred is on for this violent crook, and now the details, a south philadelphia man is talking to "action news" after a thief broke into his home while he was sleeping, it happened on jackson street at 4:30 a.m. the man went after a pair of pants. >> chad the victim tells me inside of those trouszers were was $3,000 and this is a bizarre story because the intruder came in not once but twice. frank cavallari was sound asleep on his couch when the intruder kicked in his door. >> felt someone passed by and walked to where my trausers were and took the trousers and he mumbled something i couldn't

historians believe it was originally there by such figure -- put there by such figures as paul revere and samuel adams1795. the time capsule will be x-rayed and opened next week. i cannot wait to see what's in that. >>> and navy engineers developed a robot fish. the five foot, 100 pound robot is part of a project called silent nemo. looks real. the fish could one day be used to monitor enemy ships and patrol harbors. >>> this sunday marks two years since the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school in new town, connecticut. the shooting led to increased attention to mental health issues. according to new reports, that attention has slowed. this year, seven states reduced funding from mental health services. >>> and this 103-year-old says the secret to feeling young is making others happy. on december 9th, 1911, before the "titanic" took its maiden voyage, pearl was born. 103 later, the world changed around her, but she volunteers at the salvation army. and this year pearl is only asking for one thing, and you saw it right there, a chance to sit on santa's lap. but you can't know without asking sa

it was placed by then-governor sam adams and paul revere and filled with old coins and newspapers. now they will x-ray it and open it next week. >> can't wait. >>> still ahead, where to find free doughnut on this friday morning. >> i'm listen. zblchlkts and the highway drama caught on camera. ending on a bridge. >>> plus an unusual sight in the surf. how this truck ended up in the water. attorneys near tampa are trying to collect a big reward from bank of america. they sued the bank after sufficienting years worth of robocalls about overdue mortgage payments. they received 700 calls all times of day even though they tried to get the loan modified. >> if i did that, i would be behind bars. >> reporter: bank of america missed the suit, and they are ordering them to pay a million dollars. that's $1500 per call. they are studying the verdict. >>> iphone 6, paumt walmart may be the place. they are selling the iphone 6 plus for $229. that's less than the original price and requires a two year contract. these deals are only available in the stores. >>> milestone for taco bell, it's now so

it was placed by then-governor sam adams and paul revere and most likely filled with items like old coins and newspaper s. now they will x-ray it and open it next week. >> can't wait. >>> still ahead, where to find free doughnuts on this friday morning. >> i'm listening. >>> and the highway drama caught on camera. the showdown that ends on a bridge. >>> plus an unusual sight in the surf. how this truck ended up in the water. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> attorneys for a couple near tampa are trying to collect a big reward from bank of america. they sued the bank after suffering years worth of robocalls about overdue mortgage payments. they received 700 calls all times of day even though they tried to get the loan modified. >> if i did what bank of america did, i would probably be behind bars. >> reporter: bank of america missed

they say it might be the one that was buried in 1795 by paul revere and sam adams before he was a boston lager. we all get to find out what's in it when it gets opened next week. >>> when we come back, that moment when young people learn that the sky is truly the limit. it's tonight's "making a difference" report. >>> good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're tracking the strong storm across the bay area. we'll let you know when it moves out and full storm coverage in a few minutes. we'll see you then. >>> most pilots will tell you they remember the moment when they first pulled back on that yoke and it seemed like the plane itself wanted to fly and then they were in the air. but you don't get to that moment without hours of direction, discipline, dedication, exactly what so many young people need to chart a course through life. we get tonight's "making a difference" report through one of our resident pilots, nbc's ron mott. >> clear for takeoff. >> reporter: learning to fly isn't for the timid, what with all those buttons and moving parts. >> looking good. >> reporter: not to

it was hid by revolution ware heroes samuel adams and paul revere.ordinary care to remove the capsule from the cornerstone of massachusetts's state house. jim axelrod joins us with what may be inside. good morning. >> good morning. even in boston, a city that has witnessed so much history, finding an artifact that's over 200 years old is still extraordinary. scholars are interested in what it might reveal about our formative years. it took hours to free the time capsule from its stone em plastered tomb. it was once again held by human hands. state officials say they have a good idea of what's inside. >> we have a list going back to the original 1795. we have coins, a paul revere plate and a number of things. the question is what condition are they in. >> reporter: perhaps the question is why midnight rider paul revere and founding father samuel adams left the time capsule behind more than 200 years ago. alan rogers saids the patriots wanted people to remember what they had accomplished. >> they knew they representing history, history that would not b

it was first buried by governor samuel adams, paul revere and william scollay. the capsule will be restored and preserved at the museum of fine arts in boston. a powerful storm known as the "pineapple express" ripped through the west coast, causing at least 2 deaths. winds nearing 100-miles-per- hour and heavy rains caused streets to flood.. leaving more than 150-thousand homes and businesses in the bay area without power. the rising tide destroyed 2 houses. many brave surfers took advantage of the 7-foot waves.. but... as the storm moved south, official warned that dangerous rip currents and 15-foot waves are likely. that's a big wave. >> that storm and another storm, one of the east coast are all working to keep things pretty nice for us. out to the west we have that storm, the pineapple express, in a low pressure system that just comes in from the south. you can see it the moisture california is covered even down to los angeles. to the east we have a nor'easter and pressing off for their. 20 in. of snow in syracuse new york. we are in the middle and that's a

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nder thing that time capsule. 1795 is when it was buried by paul revere, samuel adams.contents before they open it and the contents will be revealed some time next week. have you any bright ideas what might be in it? cheryl: no idea and i don't care. i am still upset about the vault, how capone's vault. after that disaster i am done with the entire thing. stuart: you just use al capone and paul revere and samuel adams in the same sentence. >> i don't think there will be anything in it. stuart: and american hero. >> not a very good one obviously. austin says he knows what is it. we should go to austin. old:. there you go. what kind of collins? stuart: something very serious in a lot of ways. this is the sony hack attack, very embarrassing. e-mails between top executives that installed president obama. will get this exchange between pascal and a hollywood producer talking about the president. asked him if he liked jane doe referring to clinton tarantino at slave movie. rudy replied 12 years referring to 12 years as slaves. he replies with for the but there were things lik

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it was thought to be hidden by paul revere and sam adams. crews worked for hours to remove the vas fro box and they hope to open it next week. that's our time for this new hours. i'm tony harris from new york city. if you would like the latest on any of the stories from this news hour go to our website at www.aljazeera.com. "inside story" with ray suarez is next. . >> hey, they passed that big spending bill. thanksgiving allows the government to stay open, yay, right? but if it's such good news why do so many people in the house and senate seem so unhappy. it's inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. these most

now historians think it was initially hidden by paul revere, and samuel adams back in 1795. crews worked for hours to remove the box from the granite cornerstone. they hope to recover what is in the box by next week. >>> u.s. agent tried to you cuban musicians to spark movement for political change. >> they call themselves los dienos. but they were knowingly part of a secret u.s. program aimed a fueling political change in cuba. the idea was to infiltrate the hip-hop scene and spread an images ever dissent, but it's claimed that the program backfired. it was paid for by the development agency known as usaid and farmed out to contractors for millions of dollars. it's said to have been inspired by serbian concerts, it may have put some artists in danger. one of the biggest criticisms in all this, they were recruited with clear political goals in mind. it's alleged they were not told this that. >> u.s. aid told al jazeera the program was never a street, but part of an effort to strengthen cuban society. the state department said that safety of those involved was a responsibilit

unearthed a time capsule believed to have been buried back in 1795 by none other than samuel adams and paul had a little extra time on their hands. two icons, of course, the revolutionary war era. the plaster covered box was discovered thursday in a cornerstone of the massachusetts state house, and then removed in a painstaking process. officials plan to reveal the contents next week, it's believed to contain a collection of coins, an engraved silver plate, newspapers, perhaps about paul revere's ride, who knows. and other artifacts. and we'll certainly follow up on that. that is something else. >>> in cairo, one man wanted to put a smile on people's faces, so he put on a spiderman costume. his photo series has taken the internet by storm. the man behind the mask, about his secret life as a economic hero in egypt. >> reporter: the hero of new york, defender of the weak. speeder man always saves the day just in the nick of time. now by popular demand, he's suiting up for his next adventure helping the people of cairo. well, at least get through their daily lives. no super villains here, just

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it has been believed to be buried by paul revere and samuel adams. concern john, the condition, of course of the contents. >> i'm sure it's doing well. boston strong. susan hendricks, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, 360. a texas court rules gm's defective ignition switch to blame for her boyfriend's death a decade ago. this is a remarkable story. stay with us. me from modeling. hasn't stopped my doctor told me about stelara®. it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ... stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara®... ...your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara® may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara® if you are allergic to stelara® or any of its ingredients. alert your doctor of new or worsening problems including headach

it was put there by two american patriots, samuel adams and paul revere during the revolutionary war 17956789 we're told it likely contains items like old coins and newspapers. officials won't open the capsule until they x-ray it. that will be scheduled for sunday. fascinating story. fox business's lori rothman is back with me and fox news legal analyst mercedes colwin. what do you think? are you excited by it. >> i'm intrigued by this. paul revere, is legend in american history, british are coming. that is all we know about the guy but historians may know more. seeing this part of life during our nation's infancy is so fascinating. >> we know this will be uncovered at some point. so they have to all all the pertinent information and sail i can't facts that intrigue us. we're making assumptions what they were thinking and lifestyle back then. i think it is fantastic they have done that. >> earlier i was not excited about it because al capone's vault burned me. i hope they preserve materials when air gets to it. >> they're being methodical and covered and recovered again and x-ray fir

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get this, historians believe samuel adams and paul reveer put it there, boston museum of fine arts, slowly chosen the cornerstone to get to that box. they are moving it so nearby pipes can get fix. in one has opened this. first museum will x-ray it and historians think they know what is inside. >> we have coins, a plate, number of things, question is what condition are they in. >> the museum will open it up next week, and then return it to the site next year. >> interesting. >>> 4:48. a holiday grinch trying to snatch christmas spirit right out of the suburban neighborhood. police say a thief stole decorations right off of somebody's front yard, ridiculous. michelle shram of levittown is accused of swiping those stolen decorations but as fox 29's sabina kuriakose reports, story a had a happy evening just in time for the holidays. >> ♪ >> reporter: story takes place in north park in levittown, just follow the the star. >> nice little neighborhood. everybody a has something different every year that they put out to keep spirit going. >> reporter: santa, snoopy, snow men of all time, this is

they believe that samuel adams and paul reveer put that it way. >> that is so cool. >>> they slowly,hiseled away at cornerstone to get to the box. no one has reopened this box, but first museum will x-ray it. historians think they necessity what is inside. >> we have coins, we have paul reveer plate, number of things, question is what condition are they in. >> wow. >> that is the big question. museum will open it up next week, and then return it to the site next year. >> can't wait toe. >>> chris 5:50. a new jersey native returns to the garden state for the holidays hoping to spread an inspirational message about the work that she's doing overseas. her name is maggie. she refers to herself as mother of 51 orphans after spending her life savings to buy land and build an orphanage in nepal. >> all day it is like mom, mommy. >> from the time i wake up at 6:00 a.m. until i put them to bed at 9:30 children every where. they are important. our culture needs to value them. >> she is an amazing woman. she's only 28 years old. so impressive. she began a foundation that is called blink now and

also coming up tonight a time capsule really that was buried by paul revere and sam adams back in thehundreds is now being unearthed in boston, massachusetts. historians believe what's insides will reveal a window into life in the colonial era so we'll tell you some of the items that they do expect to find and what they legally find when they open it up. those stories and much more coming up on "action news" at 5:00 rick and shirleen we'll see you then. rick i'll join you. >> thank you. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 4:00 a theft targeting a philadelphia film maker. the person who stole thousands of dollars from m. night shyamalan's. philly. we break down the best things to do around town in the run up to the holidays. >> ♪ >> it was a team effort this morning making sure the opening of the horizon services riverfront rink goes perfectly. from the ice to the lights to the signs every detail carefully attended to. the rink will be a temporary outdoor event for families to take advantage of over the winter holiday rink officially opens tomorrow through february 28th. >> do you

to see what's inside a time capsule buried at the massachusetts state house in 1795 by paul revere and samuel adamsrthed the capsule yesterday from the cornerstone of the building on beacon hill. it's kind of small, only about the size of a cigar box. it's possibly the oldest such u.s. artifact ever uncovered. the boston museum of fine arts will x-ray this box over the weekend and reveal its contents next week. some speculate it contains coins and an engraved silver plate by revere himself. over 200 years old. amazing. that will be fun to open that thing. >>> there is lots to do this weekend to get you in the holiday spirit. >> abc 7 news reporter leyla gulen has more. >> reporter: santa is making a special trip to san jose's history park saturday for the children's holiday festival. be sure to bring your wish list and creativity because this year's event will offer activity stations to make your own gifts and ornaments. there will be carolling and the snow queen will be there. the san francisco bay will shimmer with thousands of twinkling lights during the annual lighted boat parade. more than 60

and was originally put there by revolutionary war legends sam adams and paul revere.retary of state bill galvin says there's list of what's believed to be inside. >> we have coins, we have paul revere plate. a number of things. the question is what condition are they in? >> secretary galvin says the capsule was placed in the cornerstone on a humid day and some contents were washed with acid. to figure out what's inside for sure, it won't be opened right away. instead it's off to the museum of fine arts to x-rayed and it turns out when they started excavating, coins fell out of the plaster that surrounded it. >> they just probably through coins in for good luck and we're fining those imbedded in the plaster work. >> time capsule was believed to have been originally placed in the cornerstone when adams was governor. it was removed during the 19th century. its contents transferred to a copper box. it's being painingly removed now because of on-going water filtration project. the plaster is very very hard and depths we were thinking it might be more crumbly after so many

cornerstone of the massachusetts statehouse yesterday historians belief it was buried there by sam adam and paulere in 1795. it was dug up once in the 1800s but there's no record of the contents and they put it back. historians hope this time to find coins and newspapers from the era. of course they'll x-ray it this weekend before breaking into it next week and we'll let you know what they find. >> okay. in the meantime, we're going to check that accuweather forecast for the weekend when we come right back. >> looking outside right now sky 6 hd in center city, a meteorologist cecily tynan with the accuweather word coming up. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common symptoms like bloating, abdominal discomfort, hard stools, and straining and help people with chronic constipation go more often. don't take amitiza, if you have a bowel blockage or severe diarrhea. tell your doctor, if your nausea or diarrhea, becomes severe, or if you experience chest tigh

king as -- it was one of the most difficult passages to write, a message where even though adam clayton paul has been hating on dr. king publicly, dr. is such a loving man -- examples of folks hating on him and he was loving them back as hard as he could. he knew paul was after him. he had been talking about him like a dog. he invited him to his home for dinner and martin went. let's like daniel walking into the lion's dead on purpose. he knew where he was going. you read the pass yang what adam clayton powell did to dr. king at to his face, at his house, you won't believe it. and we are national television, c-span so i'm not going to quote for you because i can't, what thurgood marshal said about dr. king. that they're good marshall. the leading journalist of the day, and other black media outlets, turned on dr. king. so, the white house has turned on him. the media has turned on him. the what folk turned on him. black folk turned on him. and if that's not enough, inside his own organization he couldn't get a consensus to support him on his opposition to the vietnam war. they didn't want hi

this is the sam adams era, the paul revere era. so you have this box.stion, pam, what's inside? >> well, we actually don't know what's inside. there are some historical reports, again. it's likely that there are coins and a plaque that was inscribed by paul revere. >> you didn't shake the box at all? >> the whole purpose of this operation was to not shake the box. this is why we didn't let anybody else do it. and the statehouse called the museum to see whether we might be able to assist. and we were very happy to do so because it is such a wonderful opportunity to connect all of this history with boston and the museum. >> i read that you are going to rebury it, not put some of this in the museum? >> we don't know for sure. that will depend on what the state has to say about it. right now, we want to go inside -- see if we can open it safely and determine what's left from the original 1795 time capsule and how the items are preserved inside. we're a little worried because in 1855, they cleaned the contents with acid. so we're a little concerned that thin

from 1795, believed to have been left by revolutionary war veterans including paul revere and massachusetts governor samuel adamseved to contain items such as old coins and newspapers but more will be known after the x ray scheduled for sunday. in october a capsule dating back to 1901 was discovered containing well preserved items including a letter from journalists of that period. >>> drones are a popular spying too now and controversial one. but the next generation may look very different. this is silent nimo, a giant fish -- the natural swimming motion is quieter than many other unmanned underwater vehicles that are propeller driven. the leader of the project told the pilot that the idea was to reverse engineer what has already been -- >>> finally, what a -- features rising democratic star wendy davis. suggesting davis could lead a democratic resurgence in texas. to the november election results answered that with a resounding no, at least so far. january's issue of the same magazine is far less flattering. it was the bum steer of 2015. nothing and nothing can match the train wreck that is wendy davis, battle

you don't think of sam adams and paul revere., historical significance. >> there will be newspaper articles. there was a similar time capsule found at the old statehouse in massachusetts. i believe it had a letter from journalists to future generations. >> very cool. >> maybe they talked about government dysfunction then, too. >> some things never change. number nine, big lending -- big public debut yesterday. this is the first of the peer-to-peer lending industry companies to go public. it is setting high expectations for growth in this sector. we haven't talked about this area in ages. formerly of morgan stanley, is on the board. larry summers is a participant in this operation. about itn't understand is how rigorously regulated they are compared to traditional banks. we are going to talk about -- >> i think the regulation is tbd, at this point. we don't know where they fall under, right? >> you've got these big, institutional, and some retail lenders. people who have money and who are willing to lend it based on a series of on

historians say it was placed there by the likes of paul revere and sam adams.ancis has weighed in on the do animals go to heaven debate. the holy father said the pearly gates are open to all god's creatures while he was comforting a boy who recently lost his pet dog. that question has been debated for some time with many of his predecessors saying animals do not have souls and cannot go to heaven. >> seems unduly harsh. >> of course they go to heaven. >> "los angeles times." the storm that brought power outages to california is now moving south. a blessing and curse for the drought stricken region that's in desperate need of rain. the pictures are incredible. nearly ten inches of rain reported in one area. at one point, the hurricane force winds knocked out power to more than 400,000 customers. two deaths have been reported. bill karins is tracking this one. >> it looks like we're getting some breaking news from ventura county. about 30 miles northwest of los angeles. this picture was just tweeted out by the national weather service there. a mud and debris flow

history buffs are convinced they found a time capsule intentionally put there by paul revere and then governor samuel adamsaving it there. but, come on, it's 220 years old. there's an 1855, they dleened the contents with acid so, we're concerned that things may be deteriorated inside, so we want to preserve them as best we can. >> they are going to x-ray this box today. we'll probably crack it open sometime this week, we're told. a boston official says they may even add some modern day items and then put it all in a new box. >>> we have much more just ahead in the newsroom, and it all starts rain. >>> hello again. thanks for staying with us. i'm anna cabrera in for fred yeek whitfield. for sony pictures, the hack attack may not be over. the hackers just

they think it was put there by revolutionary war heroes, including samuel adams and paul revere.ain old coins, documents, newspapers, and a medal plate that was owned by revere. they want to x-ray it before they open it officially. >> unbelievable. >> very cool. it had a six pack of layinger they're in there. before october, before the recent moves in oil and foreign exchange, mergers and acquisitions, there was a positive spin. i guess it's still there, but so too is something different. what will be the spirit of m&a? what will be the tone, the tenor as we go to next year? an important conversation with the co-head of mergers and acquisitions with morgan stanley. michael wolf with us with activate as well. it's wonderful to have both of you here just to talk about the shift. it's like in the movie "mary poppins" whether the weather vane changes before they go to cherry tree lane. >> i've only seen the brief version. >> well, there's a shift in the wind here. what is it? >> that's not an analogy i've heard before. >> ok, well, you can go with it. >> welcome to "surveillance." >>

adam is here in the studio. spoke to the texas theater just a short time ago. we're also joined by pauliller an expert in first amendment law. and an attorney. thank you all for being here. adam shapiro, i want to begin with you. you spoke to the guy running this movie theater down in texas. i think it's ironic perhaps not surprising that it's texas taking a stand in this issue. what led to this decision? what's the thinking behind it? >> tom is the man that owns the theater that will show it. not just alamo draft house. it's the independent theaters. the big chains. they're not going anywhere near this. but sony will have a limited release of the movie to independents. they had actually met with some of the independent theater operators about doing this. it was the alamo which had wanted to show that other film, the classic family film, america. team america: world police. they wanted to show that, but no, it also makes fun of the north koreans. this film, as we've heard, a big step for freedom of expression. you have the stars of this thing. seth rogen saying the people have spoken. f

the box put there by samuel adams and paul revere. it will be cracked open next week.ag for a pub date with timothy cardinal dolan here in new york city. he recently auctioned up for a personal tour of old pubs around manhattan's east village. it's well-known the cardinal likes beer. elisabeth? >> so do i. do you ever feel like this around christmas? >> 'tis the season to be jolly despite nothing going your way. >> i'm allowed. i just can't do it all. >> you're a mom. you were made for this. >> no need to dread these crazy christmas moments anymore. we have the ultimate survival guide just for you. she's the author of "scary mommies guide to surviving the holidays," the scary mommy herself, jill. good morning and welcome. so you have over a million followers on twitter and facebook. 30 million page views a month there. we have a lot of ears listening. a lot of moms are panicking this time of year. break down the survival guide. >> the overall rule is you have a sense of humor because nothing is going to go as planned. >> but it doesn't feel funny sometimes, right? >> y

. >> the family, 11-year-old twins adam and aiden, 13-year-old timye and dad paul want to remember her the good person she was. >> she always just wanted to help you. >> the boys were with their mom at the mall. they waited for her not knowing what had happened. now, the family are trying to be as brave as their mother was. >> she wasn't scared of anything. >> she wasn't frightened of anything? >> no. >> as long as we have each other. >> we're going to make mommy proud, right? >> certainly. >> what would she say? to you? do you think? >> i think she would be really proud, first of all. she would be proud of how we got through this. and try to give us strength. >> the younger boys still don't know the details, how a woman dressed in black allegedly entered the mall and repeatedly stabbed their mom. so they left the room before their dad explained more. >> it was clearly a random thing. the boys didn't realize what had happened, and did not hear their mother crying for help. >> there is no reason why your ex-wife was targeted. no reason whatsoever, other than she was an american. >> othe

historians believe it was hidden by paul revere and former governor samuel adams.rews worked to remove the box from the granite cornerstone. crews found it fixing a water leak. they hope to open it next week. i can't wait to see what is in that box. >> nicole mitchell is back with another check of the forecast. >> want to get a quick look at temperatures, contrast, the northeast still cool because of the flow here, but the midsection of the country, warm temperatures, as high as 60 in billings today. high pressure on one side funnels because of the clockwise flow, air in from canada, on the opposite side if you know themes in air from the south. part of this moisture is lend to go fog this morning and the southern plains, also drizzle. it's really cranking up those temperatures, as well. places like rapid city and places that have the down slope winds, even enhancement in those temperatures, 60's, some places might get close to 70 today. drizzle, that is where that is, west coast still very active. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. >> it is time for one of t

museum officials want to conduct some x-rays, the box was buried back in 1795 by then-governor sam adams and paulere, it was unearthed in 1855 but very carefully reburied with more items placed inside it. officials haven't decided if they're going to add new mementos before they put it back in or just reinsert it back in the ground. >> what would you put in the capsule? >> the price of gas. >> wow, well played. >> quality segue. >> oil prices are hitting five-year lows, let's bring in chief business correspondent christine roman, a hooray for consumers with a question mark. >> a big cheer for consumers, oil prices hitting below $60 a barrel. a big deal for us it will put about $100 extra a month in our pockets, it's like a tax cut. it's like a stimulus. $100 billion extra next year. but? it may mean job cuts in the energy sector. the energy companies are getting slammed by the lower oil prices. stocks have been nailed. some of the smaller energy players are down 50%, their stock prices from the summer. that's what's dragging on the dow jones industrial average. the dow is down about 128 points so

her family, 11-year-old twins adam and aaden and this 13-year-old and dad paul want to remember her foreated a facebook page in her memory. >> she always wanted to help you. she sacrificed herself for other people. would never rest if she knew that someone needed her help. >> the boys were with their mom at the mall and waited for her, not knowing what happened. now the family are trying to be as brave as their mother was. >> she wasn't scared a little bit. >> she wasn't frightened of anything? >> yeah. >> as long as we are not alone. we have each other and we are going to do it. >> we are going to make mom proud. >> certainly. >> what would she say to you, do you think? >> if she saw us like this? i think she would be really proud, first of all. she would be proud of how we got through this and tried to give us strength. >> the younger boys don't know the details how a woman dressed in black allegedly entered the mall and repeatedly stabbed their mom. they left the room before their dad explained more. >> it was clearly a random thing. the boys didn't realize what happened and didn't h

they believe it was placed in the cornerstone by then governor sam adams, speaking of beer, and paulms like old coins and maybe even newspapers. >> i'd love to see what's inside of that. >> they're going to check it, though, that's good. >>> coming up in "insomniac theater," a trip back to 1970 and a comedian trying to make it as an actor. two big movies and the reviews coming in. >>> also ahead, can sony pictures ever recover from one of the biggest hacking scandals ever? the private information about some of the biggest stars revealed and the public relations disaster. >>> families exploited by a company they say ripped him off. their hard-earned money and their cries for help. >> you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by delsym. cries for help. >> you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by delsym. coughing can really be disruptive. with a record breaking fifty million votes, your superstar is... that's why there's delsym. delsym helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours with an advanced

franklin's distant cousin and dear, dear friend, we have ed harris and adam arkansas kin and the latest lie wall act, we were able to get paul giamatti and a little known actor named meryl streep to do eleanor. and i really think she's going someplace. i really think -- just pay attention to that name, s f -- streep, she's fantastic. >> guest: she is. [laughter] >> host: sherman, texas, on our line for independents. good morning. >> caller: good morning, guys. >> guest: good morning. >> caller: i was wondering if in the series you guys have a reference to the proposed takeover by industrialists who wanted general butler to lead the army of the potomac and if you could comment on this briefly. >> guest: we didn't do that because it never came to anything. it is an absolutely fascinating background story, and that's -- it would make, it would make a fascinating film. it didn't fit into this one, but thank you. >> host: do you want to talk about the highlights of it? >> guest: well, butler was a fascinating, fascinating fellow. i'm not an expert on this, on this alleged plot, and it is alleged. but butler was an absolutely fasc

brooklyn borough president and former nypd president eric adams is here, founder of yourblackworld.com boyce atkins and cnn legal analyst paul callan. eric, i'll start with you. was the difference between new york and ferguson the way public officials talked about the controversy? >> clearly. i think the mayor really understood, and what's unique here is when he looks over at his breakfast table. he sees a young man who has been impacted or could be impacted by, not only stop and frisk, but these police-type shootings. it's a different dynamic. that's why it's really important that he's the right person at the right time to tackle this issue, because it's not politics. it's personal. >> boyce, i want to show you these two headlines from the new york tabloids. the "new york daily news" says we can't breathe, right? and this is what the "new york post" says, "it was not a crime." it certainly shows there was a split in america. i'll ask you that question. is there two justice systems, one to serve white americans and another to serve black americans? >> i think we have to realize we live in a country where there are people who

paul mccartney, tony bennett and lady gaga. that's crazy. that's just tomorrow night. then later this week, amy adams will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] we've got music from foo fighters. you don't want to miss it. it's a big week. [ cheers and applause ] but first, tonight, oh, man, oh man. >> steve: i love this man. >> jimmy: from tim burton's new movie, "big eyes," the very talented christoph waltz is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a great -- >> steve: he's a delight! >> jimmy: he's a good man. also, joining us tonight, her new album is called "the pinkprint." we're going to talk, and then she's going to perform with skylar grey to close the show. nicki minaj is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's fantastic. i don't know how -- i mean, i watch tariq rap and i always am amazed. you're amazing, tariq. yeah, i always said he's one of my top, like, seven or eight rappers. >> steve: rappers in the world. [ laughter ] he can wrap a present like no one. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. and he also has a nice voice. >> steve: oh, a lovely voice. >> jimmy: let's hear some nicki minaj. can

it was put there by two american patriots, samuel adams -- who brought us the great beer, right, bill? -- and paulcorrespondent jonathan hunt, a revolutionary himself -- [laughter] is live in our new york city newsroom. so, jonathan, what is in this capsule? >> first of all, i have very mixed feelings about this paul revere character -- [laughter] i guess i can embrace him. we're told that inside this capsule, martha, are coins and engraved silver plates and a whole bunch of newspapers from 1795. goodness knows what condition they're in, but this was dug out and found in a cornerstone of the massachusetts statehouse. officials, as you can imagine, nerdy as they are very excited to open it because, as they say, the history of massachusetts is the history of the united states. listen here. >> it was a hard day's work, a long day's work, but, you know, it's an important part of our patrimony here in massachusetts, and we want to protect it and do it right, and we didn't want to make any mistakes. she did a terrific job, and all the men and women who worked on this project did a terrific job. >> repor

adam. >> that's all for now. the conversation continues on the web site at aljazeera.com/considerthis. we are on facebook and twitter. >>> good evening, everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm pauleban in new york. john seigenthaler is off. showtime - you want us to kill the leader of north korea. >> despite threats against new york theatres, sony says it will release "the interview", the controversial film about north korea. >> on the rebound. economic growth faster than it's been in a decade. for men americans, it's not fast enough. >> beat down, the battle between the music industry and youtube. why a