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paula clear live intel a babe paula thank you very much indeed for that. mr held for civilians are bracing for the worst and government forces are poised to launch an assault on the city again editor count looks now on the likely consequences. residents of. hell during the u.s. occupation now face their own army so solved on the cd the iraqi government has lined up tanks on loaded fighter jets preparing to drive al qaeda linked militants out of the city the u.s. is packing more hellfire missiles and other weapons for the iraqi army to use and everybody knows when the bombing begins there will be blood brian back with me brian so many innocent iraqis have died in terror attacks do you think this. terror assault could turn out to be just as deadly as terror itself it could be even more deadly if the people of. have been through this before two thousand and four twice the u.s. marines committed to huge war crimes against the people of pollution they can they call for a kill zone anything that moved was killed when you declare a kill zone you see everything th

middle east correspondent paula there with the details paula many thanks indeed for that report. fighters of the same group which has been behind executions and kidnappings in syria are now controlling case it is in iraq's biggest province and drew political research. told my colleague he said now where the rise of radicals in the region is largely fueled by the us policies it seems america would like to help the iraqi government fight the road terrorists that were created because of the occupation of the foreign forces of america and yet in syria next door in syria the same group are being aided to overthrow the government in syria so america is continuing its two political games in the region and of course the people that suffer are the countries themselves iran is a neighbor of iraq so the spillover deeply of iran. in america will be sitting nice and cozy across the ocean eventually but the u.s. and iran have been propping up different sides of the conflict in syria are they really united over the struggle in neighboring iraq or does it go deeper. i think we have totally diffe

paula hancocks, thank you. appreciate it.s more of what we're working on for "around the world." a former ms. venezuela wanted to show her 5-year-old daughter her native country. but instead, she was attacked and murdered by armed robbers on a highway. >> do you want to spend christmas and new year in venezuela, to travel around venezue venezuela, to let her little daughter know her country. >>> plus, warmer weather starting to make a comeback, thank goodness. but it's still pretty cold out there. we're going to take a live look at the weather, up ahead. >>> and now that lindsey vonn is out, who is going to become the face of the u.s. team at the winter olympics? we're going to show you some possibilities among those headed to sochi. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical

here is paula looking stunning with her bundle of joy. so adorable.e. >> take a look at this. here is landon's big sister, caroline, doing a great job holding her new brother. look at that. >> and proud big brother, j.j. show him holding little landon. >> finally, his close-up on national television, the little man himself. it almost makes me want to have another of my own -- oh, wait a minute. >> wait a second. >> you're the only one that isn't expecting yet. give it a few more weeks. >> don't jinx me, please. check out those pictures on facebook. we just posted the >>> good morning, everyone. i'm muhammad lila in for john muller. >> i'm marci gonzalez in for diane perez. here are some of the top headlines we are following on "world news now." >> it may not feel like it out there, but forecasters say the extremely cold temperatures that have impacted millions will be moderating over the next few days. we'll get the latest on this historic cold snap from accuweather in just a few minutes. >>> one skier is dead and three others injured after a backcoun

one best summed up in this letter to paula. >> i know god works in mysterious ways, for him to grantthis second shot of love has to be the truest gift a man like me could ever receive, especially being that i'm just an old knucklehead, that i may not even deserve this chance. i do not have a lot to give you but what i do have is truly mine and i will give it to you until the day god takes breath from my body. >> he's a very extraordinary man. i mean, he's passionate, he's intelligent, he's funny, he's giving. he's loyal. got morals and values that a lot of people out here don't even carry anymore. i was just captivated by him and i still am. i just love him to death. there's no one else i'd rather be with. >> coming up -- >> i love him. love him to death. that's the only one i'd sit down with, have a real conversation with. >> a prison friendship transcends sexual orientation. >> and if someone walks up here and just calls him your boyfriend or girlfriend or something like that, how do you react? >> it wouldn't matter. i don't react. >>> the complicated world of inmate relationships

slayer she joins us live so paula what steps is baghdad taking to retake fallujah. well is not the elements with al qaeda links have overrun the iraqi cities of ramadi and thousands of residents are fleeing these area as government forces launch airstrikes and fire artillery shells the iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki has vowed that government forces will not leave this area until all these extremist elements are to quote him eliminated but he does admit that for now the government has lost control in these cities in recent days the militants received a boost as they were joined in the fight against the baghdad government by sunni tribesmen and what is interesting is that it marks a change from the years prior to the u.s. withdrawal when major sunni tribes turned against al qaeda what we're witnessing now is that they join forces with these al-qaeda groups against the shiite led government now the american administration has been slammed for creating the situation there are many who predicted that once the u.s. forces withdrew from iraq they would be a vacuum tha

birth on the same day. >> paula and her family welcomed landon faris krueger.g with her bundle of joy. so adorable. gorgeous as ever. and he is such a cutie. >> take a look at this. here is landon's big sister, caroline, doing a great job holding her big brother. look at that. >> and proud big brother, j.j. show him holding little landon. >> finally, his close-up on television, the little man himself. almost makes me want to have another of my own. oh, wait a minute -- >> oh wait a second. >> you're the only one that isn't expecting yet. give it a few more weeks. >> don't jinx me, please. check out pictures on fate book. we just posted them. cut me off right there. ce book. we just posted them. cut me off right there. e book. we just posted them. cut me off right there. book. we just posted them. cut me off right there. book. >>> making news in america this morning, polar express. cars frozen to the ground, trains trapped by snow and whipping winds creating dangerous conditions. when is the deep freeze moving out? >>> freeway scare. a car goes over an overpass

sleep hi there paula tell us a bit more about what the u.s. secretary of state had to say about these much anticipated talks that. well the u.s. secretary of state john kerry statement comes ahead of a meeting and by the opposition at which they are expected to decide whether or not they will participate in the geneva two summit later this month now kerry is urging for a u.s. decision that will see them participate in this conference kerry also saying that the syrian conflict has given rise to extremist groups that are now able to operate more freely in syrian territory that ultimately what we're seeing happening there is radicals coming to the fore the world needs no reminder that syria has become the magnet for jihadists and extremists it is the strongest magnet for terror of anyplace today so it defies logic to imagine that those who bruges who whose brutality created this magnet how they could ever lead syria away from extremism and towards a better future is beyond any current logic or common sense. well this statement is raising our brow

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. >> bueno marÍa paula ochoa habÓo en exclusiva con ella sobre este acto de amor que ha cono llevadosposo intentaron concebir un bebÉ pero por una condiciÓn que los mÉdicos no se explican los embriones que ella engendra no se desarrollan. >> tuve como 13 mmm... pÉrdidas de bebÉ muy temprana, pocas semanas prÁcticamente. >> 5- 6 semanas. >> lÁstimamente cuando llegas como 8- 9, 10 veces ya es lo que tÚ piensas que va a pasar, entonces intentas no sentirlo. >> al ver el dolor de la pareja con tantas sdpepgsz julia se fredes oÍ a cargar en su vientre a su nieta. >> tomaron mi Óvulo mi huevito y el esperma de mike fue nuestro embriÓn y fue implantado en el Útero de mi mamÁ. >> un procedimiento riesgoso especialmente a la edad de julia para el que tuvo que someterse a tres meses de tratamientos hormonales. >> fueron bien dolorosos porque todos los dÍas inyecciones de hormonas y eran de aceite. >> ella lo estÁ haciendo ¿no? por nosotros, por nuestra felicidad. >> julia dice aunque ama la pequeÑa estÁ preparada sicolÓgicamente para dÁrsela a sus padres cuando nazco a un. >> yo mentalmente t

john. >> paula hancock in seoul. paula said that the family was shocked.as shocked watching that. charles smith, one of the former nba players sitting next to him, he also seemed shock. since then he's done interview expressing some regret over the fact that he's part of this now. >> well, some of the men behind him looked uncomfortable. maybe they could only hear his side of the conversation but it was very combative. you have to wonder what does dennis rodman really know about what's going on in north korea. he seems to insinuate he knows more than than he lets on. >> he was alluding to something. >> but does at the same time he consider that he could be used as a pawn to basically poke at the united states. >> see if he says more after the game that could be going officer this very moment. >>> an avalanche in vail, colorado has taken the life of a 24-year-old. the grandson of the man credited with founding the resort. anthony seibert died in a popular back country area tuesday morning. he and three other people were trapped in this avalanche. it's not c

paula, appreciate the update.> an aspiring governor under fire for allegedly blurring the facts of her life story, stretching the truth to the point where some say misled or worse. texas candidate wendy davis became a superstar last summer with her marathon filibuster on abortion regulations and made her story part of her campaign. a teenage single mom who pulled herself out of a trailer park and into a better life through grit, gump shun and financial aid. keeping them honest. it doesn't stand up to the facts. here is ed lavandera. >> reporter: sporting pink tennis shoes, filibustering a controversial abortion bill in the texas legislature. it was a wild, rowdy night inside the texas capitol. she emerged as the great hope of texas democrats to reclaim the governor's seat, which republicans have controlled since 1994. >> i was raised by a single mom. >> reporter: davis' personal journey of struggle and hard work seems tailor-made for a campaign, a young divorce ohhed single mother, a rise out of the trailer park t

paula deen admitted she did it 30 years earlier.ula deen lost her tv show, same thing to madonna, right? >> it is unacceptable for a white person to use any version of the "n" word in any context this, is a rule she broke. it was ex-orderry. then apologized and a fake apology. then started justifying herself. >> i don't think it's going to happen. what happened to paula deen is not going to happen to madonna. >> she never apologizes and she apologized immediately. >> she said she used it as a term of endearment and meant it as kind of a loving jab about her son, if you look at another tweet it was with her children beings for alcohol. she had another tweet she got reprimanded then, she does it again. so i think she needs to watch what is going out there. everybody should watch on twitter. >> double standard is what drives me insane. my guess is that, i may disagree, she's not in trouble. she's going to skate through this and nothing is going to happen. >> i bet she wishes she can take it back. i hold that up. i think it's inappropri

[laughter] two i think the question is what david patriot act paula broadwell. how does this all and? [laughter] >> because he recognized that he was involved in a doomed project and the structure that animates the state of israel and controls everyone through different varieties and means, it is a doomed project an optimistic project rooted in the 19th century settler colonial ideology that has very little place in the modern world. but it has not been exposed either. and so there is not sufficient pressure for it to change and there has to be a price tag on the israeli government and military for it to change with the democratic space to open and for equal rights to be afforded. there are two ways and it can be imposed through violence to a bloody civil war and all-out assault which could lead to bloodshed and potentially jewish israelis experiencing this that their ancestors visited and it could be done through non-violent societies in which the jewish israelis are offered the ability to become part of the region to be legitimized as part of the middle east a

. >> joining me by phone is paula mayburg, she was stranded in her car in atlanta since 10:35 yesterday morning. 24 hours you went through this ordeal. we're seeing some of the traffic snarl-up from yesterday and today. tell me about how you were found. >> well, through social media actually. a friend of mine posted on facebook where i was, i gave her my location and she put a shoutout to friends in the area and a friend of a friend of a friend picked me up. they live probably a mile from where i was. >> paula, as we get more details here about your ordeal here, it could be right out of a screenplay. you walked some one and a half miles to a gas station, is that right, where you were huddling up with 30 other people? >> yeah, there were a lot of people at the gas station, and it just stopped for miles, so you had to at some point decide, do i want to sit in my car and burn all my gas or get out and try to find some shelter, so that's what we did, and i'm really grateful that somebody came and picked us up. >> give me a sense of your experience while you were in your car. you can only le

paula hancocks is live in seoul this morning for us. paula, the controversy around this trip, it just seems to be growing. >> reporter: that's right, christine. i mean, certainly, it's a birthday present that kim jong-un is likely to love. it's well known he's a big basketball fan, but of course, officials around the world say it's not a birthday present that he actually deserves. krit yikcritics are saying what and his nba players are doing is effectively handing a propaganda coup to the north korean leader. only a few weeks ago, kim jong-un executed his uncle on alleged charges of treason, trying to overthrow the regime. it's also a country that has one of the worst human rights records in the world. but what rodman is saying is that's not his job, he's not there to try and change things, he's not there to try and change the world. he says he's there for sport and not politics. but of course, the criticism is increasing. the state department says the focus shouldn't be on basketball, it should actually be on the brutality of this regi

. >> in a wonderful coincidence former anchor of this show paula faris was also in the maternity ward's mom with little landon. >> this little guy makes three for paula, older sister caroline and with his big brother j.j. people are asking. you can see all these pictures at atmfans.com. >>> speaking of babies, want you to check out this little guy. apparently getting a head start for a future on the stage. >> perks up at the sound of "wrecking ball." adorable kid-friendly version of the miley cyrus hit. ♪ i will always want you i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ ♪ i never -- >> such emotion. no telling what he would do if he weren't confined to that car seat. i love the hands. >> too young to be twerking. >> if the usual chips and candy from the vending machines are looking a little too tired how about some burritos? >> yeah, the world's first all natural burrito vending machine is up and running at a mobile gas station in west hollywood. the burrito box serves up six varieties. >> if you pony up extra you can customize it with hot sauce, sour cream and/or guacamole. soups delicious. >>

i'm paula. >> reporter: meet jamie and jordan from freehold, new jersey.christmas? like so many parents over the holidays, they shopped in december to make sure santa delivered on christmas morning. did you get this for christmas? what is it? >> a jewelry maker. >> reporter: after a busy shopping season, the bills can pile up. who doesn't need some extra cash? >> unreturned gifts post-holiday is like a mini gold mine sitting in your home. people could have somewhere between $50 to $250 worth of merchandise just sitting there. >> reporter: so, we brought in tech maven joanna stern from "the wall street journal" to help them turn their christmas loot and household goods into cold, hard cash. did you know you could get cash for kids' clothes without leaving your home? thread apple gives you dough for gently used duds. they send you the bag. you just send it back. >> zip-up hoodie. >> that's a big one. $2.65. >> reporter: junk daughter diving. >> we upgraded to the 3d ds so we don't need this. we have a blackberry. >> reporter: you can trade them in on amazon.

artie's a policy i live from tel aviv paula thank you very much indeed for that update we appreciateit. stoppard the british home office are being offered a cash bonuses if they manage to kick wall sailed asylum seekers out of the country than expected the incentive scheme has been limbo hosted by critics who say people's lives are being up stake. now from london. failed asylum seekers that have been told to leave britain can apply here to the u.k.'s home office to have their cases reviewed it's a last ditch attempt to stay in the u.k. if they can prove that their lives back home are in danger but it's been revealed that home office employees are set targets they're supposed to be winning seventy percent of these cases that means that they're aiming to keep out seventy percent of the people that have really applied to stay in britain after their asylum cases have already been rejected if they can hit that target they're rewarded with holiday days cash bonuses and high street shopping vouchers these incentives don't have any place in these sorts of cases where people's life and limb c

correspondent paula slayer there. lined up at r.t. dot com tonight many of them but we've picked out these the rented guns behind a spate of suicide so now in america. for banning iraqi weapons of customers with turning the guns on themselves. and also covering this is cyber security in russia the government's now gone online to ask people what they think about the country's strategy to stay safe. it's a. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. low income families in new york feeling the pinch of the so-called sequester the automatic multibillion dollar spending cuts which kicked in last year after congress failed to agree a budget people being told to fund smaller and cheaper apartments or see their rent skyrocket report not met one of the. my brother and his family inside and brown's home this is home for me a lifetime of memories are displayed everywhere you look one of my friends went down with me doing this in eighty three year old has lived in her one bedroom new york city apartment for thirty seven years this

what now, paula? >> reporter: what now, huh?t food restaurant monday night, ashleigh. and many people had predicted it, but it's still incredibly sad and unfortunate. mayor ford, i want you to take a look at this video. he is clearly inebriated and speaking in what sounds like or supposed to sound like a jamaican accent. take a listen. [ unintelligible ] [ bleep ] >> now, keep in mind that rob ford explained this the day after. but before i give you his explanation, keep in mind his brother, his staurchl supporter, toronto counselor said hours before, nope, couldn't have been him. you know he hasn't been drinking for weeks. take a listen to mayor rob ford explaining that video. >> mayor ford, when was that video from? >> last night. >> were you drinking last night? >> yes, i was. >> you were drinking last night? >> a little bit, yeah. >> do you think that video was offensive to people? >> no, i was with some friends, and what i do with my personal life is and my personal friends -- it has nothing to do with you guys. >> reporter

number of ukrainians fear that the last few weeks might just be a dress rehearsal for what's to come paula slee r.t. donates ukraine now as the justice ministry remains blockaded the opposition leaders have disowned the common cause movement responsible for the takeover this whole protest began over the ukrainian president's refusal to sign a partnership deal with the e.u. well a lot to dot com we're running a poll to get your opinions on where the current riots are leading the country here's how they are shaping up so far almost half of you think that the rest will scare away any european partners about a quarter think that the writers will manage to force early elections and seventeen percent believe that a peaceful deal will be struck between the opposition and the president just a minority moment nine percent believe the president in a covert will give in and sign the deal with the log on to r.t. dot com good to hear we have to say. a lot internationally to keep you up to date with events in kiev on air and on our web site r.t. dot com. the c.e.o. of one of the world's leading bitcoin

correspondent paula clear live paula many thanks indeed. the militant group now in control of calls itself the islamic state of iraq and the levant and its fighters are also known as the most radical jihadist weighing on the scene when rebels and let's now take a closer look at the organization which is gaining momentum in the region right now so its roots go back to the early years of the iraq war it was established in april two thousand and four by sunni extremists and then pledged allegiance to bin laden and that time it was called al qaeda in iraq two years later it was rebranded as the islamic state of iraq in twenty eight thirteen it gained a strong presence in northern syria and it sees add a live band to its name and of course in the latest developments the group has taken control of fallujah and other parts of the unbar province in iraq and proclaimed an islamic state bet phyllis bennis from the institute for policy studies told on his cabin owen the crisis in iraq is fueled by the syrian war. we risk the possibility of the extensi

our paula hancocks has details about the hunt.rim and disturbing. >> reporter: the bottlenosed dolphins are herded close to the shore. japanese fishermen use nets and boats to round them up. these are the dolphins that will be killed. pulled across the cove to hide the killing from disapproving eyes. but they cannot hide the water as it starts to turn red with blood. >> a metal rod was stabbed into their spinal cord, where they were left to bleed out and suffocate and die. after a traumatic four days held captive in the killing cove, they experienced violent, captive selection, being separated from their family, and then eventually were killed today. >> reporter: the local fishermen's union would not comment on camera but tell cnn 500 dolphins were driven into the cove this year. but less than 100 were killed or captured. the local whale museum defends the selling of these mammals into captivity. the veteran other than says people are thinking too emotionally about the dolphins, they want to protect them because they're cute and c

paula thinks he switched his samples with jeff's. >> all those photos of the babies he was proud of, i said oh, my god, how many of those are his biological children. >> is it story gets more stunning. >> finding out was a shock. >> tom lipper before working in rnt was a college professor who served two years in prison for a high profile kidnapping case that made national headlines. in 1975 he snatched up a coed and kept her for three weeks. keeping her in a black box and using therapy on him. the famed attorney f lee bailey represented him. they think it's possible others may have been victims of lipper's switches as well. when it comes to their daughter, ashley, paula said she wouldn't change a thing. >> we're wouldn't have our daughter if it wasn't what happened to us. i balance out everything than that. nothing is better than our daughter. >> chris jones reporting. kutv reports that thomas lipper died of liver problems and there is no proop that he actually switched the sperm samples. the university of utah did not own, but was connected to the clinic is investigating. officials

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. >>> se le agota el tiempo para detener su ejecuciÓn, la familia de tamayo no pierde la fe, marÍa paula, y y tiene mÁs tiempo de vida. >>> la menor de las hijas no se rinde, a pesar del dolor que le causa esto, saliÓ a pedir justicia para Él. >>> no le dieron un juicio justo. no le pido nada que no pueda hacer. >>> ella vio a su padre algunos dÍas y dice que estÁ fuerte, al igual que el resto de su familia, no pierde la fe que la junta de perdones vote a favor. >>> mi papÁ es muy fuerte, me dijo que no me sienta mal. >>> junto a ella hermanos y primos se unieron a la manifestaciÓn, y muchos otros que tambiÉn estÁn en un problema similar. >>> mientras se manifiestan, sus compatriotas no estÁn silenciosos, muestran su coraje y exigen al gobierno de texas que siga con los mandatos de las leyes. >>> miembros de sindicatos campesinos se dieron cita en el zÓcalo y exigieron a estados unidos que tome cartas en el asunto. >>> solicitando a las autoridades que suspendan su ejecuciÓn. >>> ellos siguen en la misma posiciÓn, pero las muestras de manifestaciÓn a favor estab que suspenda. >>> por lo

. >> el hospital entregÓ ya el cuerpo a los familiares, es todo desde texas, marÍa paula, te telemundo, obligando al cierre de escuelas y retrasos en t s trasnporte, ptra transporte publÚblico, t(inforÓn de temperaturas en pantalla( y s se espera 18grados bajo cero en chicago, por la ctorriente ar r aire arÁrtico. >> lanzaron una aplicaciÓn que p permite conectactar a los con i contrescontresgre congresistas, fue creada por tres jÓvenes, los usuarios solo tienen que poner su codÓdigo t postal y asÍ saber lo que dijo s su legislador. >> se dio a conocer el contenido de una corarta que legislador e demÓcratas enviaron a,el p presidente barack obama. >> son 1200 al dÍa y como nos dice rogelio mora tagle, el p presidente podrÍa decirlo en el cdircscurso de amaÑana. >> aunque su rostro refleja n cansancio, ella estÁ decidida de luchar. >> me siento deÉbil, pero sigo d adelqante, no me muevo de acÁ. >> ella tiene 2 dÍas en huelga d de hmaambre pero tiene sed de t jusjus justicia, su esposo mexicano v david barrera fue detenido el 1 17 de enero por eganteagntente n inmigraciÓn. >> su delito e

paula newton is the live in ottawa this morning.seems his supporters are enabling him now. >> reporter: it's sad, carol. many people in his family were worried about whether or not he could drink. carol, just hours before the mayor admitted that he was drunk, that he was with friends, that it was him on the video just on monday night. his brother said look he hasn't had a drink since november, everything seems fine, that video couldn't have been from just the other night. extraordinary here that the mayor himself seems to be in denial of what is his personal life and what is business, business for the city of toronto that's really affecting the city. more papers this morning talking about him having to quit, having to step down and in about five minutes they are going to have a budget meeting in toronto. he's suppose sthoupd at city hall. you're talking billions of dollars on the line and many wondering if really he should thereabout at the table right now and he shouldn't just take a break and get some help. >> where is that video

robin thicke and wife paula patton. for the guys?an. >> putting on my pants and finding a shirt and getting ready. >> reporter: how long did that take you? >> not very long. >> reporter: the men were sharp and snazzy. >> reporter: what are you wearing? >> i don't know. i have no clue. honestly i told my stylist maybe something cool for the grammys and this is what he came up with. >> reporter: as for the worst dressed, you decide. there were just too, too many choices. >> betty dressed up for the occasion as well. >> she looked beautiful. >> reporter: last night we asked her what she was wearing. >> betty, i have to ask you, who are you wearing? >> thank you, liz. i'm wearing a gown by halston heritage. i had shoes on by jimmy could, but it's been raining, it's been a long night and i'm rocking flats at this point. >> still very glamorous. you wear it well. >> i appreciate the practicality. >>> time is 5:50. hard to believe this guy was returned to the pound twice. there he is. he is now on his way to compete at westminister. we'll t

in the paula jones case, they settled out of court. he said for nuisance reasons, but if they do that, to talk about the war on women, and how certain men act it is going to back fire on the critics. because bill clinton now has a 71% approval rating. >> i hope it doesn't get all dredged up, because i don't want to relive it. what we ought to concentrate on is hillary care. she has her own swirl of scandals and controversies that we really don't need to be focusing on bill clinton scandals. she is a target-rich environment. we don't need to focus on bill clinton. >> you want to look for the war on women, let's talk about highway did mom jeans, they were not right. >> there was a lot -- lot not right about the '90s. >> like huge, triangle earrings, coming up, a new poll shows that americans lack confidence in the president's ability to make decisions for this country's for which -- future. the majority of americans don't have confidence in him. plus, this billboard just went up in the heart of new york after it was rejected once. we'll

cnn, ottawa. >> thanks, paula. >>> we now bring in the host of hln's dr. drew. dr. drew penske.en the video of this latest drunken rant video. what's your reaction to it? >> well, not surprised i'm sorry to say. somebody who he is a a bing alcoholic at the intensity with which you're seeing hanni fest here, there's a mathematical certainty that he will relapse and do this again. we've not yet heard the last of him until something drastic happens and he has a moment of clarity where he can access and do something active, some sort of treatment to get him off of this merry-go-round, this will continue. >> zblooep it seems like, i mean, it is the ultimate denial. he is in denial. that looks like a moment of crisis, dr. drew. >> it is a moment. we've seen multiple moments of crises. my gravest fear is it will take years of that silence and, in fact, as you mentioned, this is denial. maybe it's what i would consider a mathsster class. he blames, rationalizes. every time you ask him if he was drinking, his response was, do you drink? that is how an alcoholic gets away with their disea

what happened to paula deen is not going to happen to madonna, why?serious trouble. she never apologizes, and she apologized immediately. >> she used it as a term of endearment, and she meant it as a loving jab or whatever, about her son, but if you'll look at another tweet that she did before that, it was with her children, without alcohol, so she had had another tweet where she kind of got reprimanded. and being on watch, she does it again. so i think that she needs to watch what's going on out there and everybody should watch on twitter. >> this double standard is what drives me insane. my guess is, she's not in trouble. she's going to skate through this and nothing's going to happen. >> i bet she wishes she could take it back. i think it's unfortunate that she would do that. >> it's interesting to me, you said a white person should never use it. i don't think anybody should ever use it. it's a word that is designed to hurt, to insult, to hurt people. >> i'm a brit. we should have an african-american on this panel, it is absolutely inappropriate fo

but i do expect paula deen to be back on television at some point.all, he sons are still on the food network. with phil robertson, there's something that people seem to -- because he'd already commented before in different ways although not to the extent he did to "gq," a&e seemed to accept him for who he is while distancing themselves from what he said. a&e needs this show to succeed in a way they didn't need paula deen to succeed at the food network because it's the biggest show on a&e. sometimes it comes down to that. >> you're right. money talks. >> it's going up against "american idol" tonight. it's a big night for a&e. >> we'll be watching. brian stelter, thanks so much. i'm back in a bit. as a working mom of two young boys life could be hectic. angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliab

lawyer who didn't tell us that he had the option not to have to testify about his sex life in the paula jones case. all they had to do is not settled the case, but just go to the clerk's office, deposit the check for seven and $50 which was the amount of lawsuit, and the case is over. but he never told the president that he had that option. he only told them he could either settle the case or he didn't want to settle on positive terms or he would have to litigate. weigel the president that, he was shocked and he didn't know that he had this opportunity. so i called him on the phone and i said is it true you didn't tell the president of this option? she said absolutely it's true. he said it would have been a stupid idea. i citizen that his decision to make and not your decision? well, that is what he didn't tell the president and i feel that was the greatest legal blunder to talk to the president and almost got him and i did and the idea that of president has to testify about his sex life is so beneath the dignity of the presidency it doesn't mean that he should have done at. he wouldn't

side you have studios and other producers, business as well that feel, gee, if you wait 18 years as paulapatrella did, to sue, you ought to be out of luck because we relied on that time period in which you were silent. and you should be able to come in and skim the cream off the top as mgm's lawyer said. >> ifill: fascinating as always. reporting tonight in washington for us in a lovely snowstorm but reporting on the supreme court, thanks again. >> my pleasure. >> ifill: authorities in russia are on the hunt for three women suspected of planning terrorist attacks at the upcoming winter olympics, now just weeks away. hari is back to begin our coverage. >> sreenivasan: the streets of sochi were heavy with security today. and images of three potential female suicide bombers were posted around the city. they're known as black widows, women who were married to islamist militants killed by security forces. police said it's believed that one of them, 22-year-old ruzanna ibragimova, is already inside sochi. texas congressman michael mccaul, chair of the house homeland security commission, was the

paula deen and the guy who raped need beatty in deliverance? how did local media handle it? this is the continuing coverage of winter storm and state of emergency right now. >> we have a team of 25 reporters spread out over met ral atlanta in north georgia. >> jon: it's a 25 newsbox pileup. [ laughter ] we go now to assif mandvi live there in atlanta. how are you? [cheers and applause] >> jon, the situation on the ground is chaos. >> jon: sorry, assif i don't know where you are? >> third row down, jon, four columns in. >> jon: that's one, two, three -- >> i'm one of only two brown dudes, jon. >> jon: i see the one guy. i see you. i see you assif there you are. >> finally, yeah. >> jon: assif, one thing i'm unclear though how could atlanta be so strongly effected by the snow fall when it's just two inches? >> what do you mean jon, just two inches? i can tell you from personal experience that two inches is a lot more impressive than it sounds. people talk about other cities having 12, 13 inches, yeah right. maybe in the movies. there's plenty of cities out there who find two i

---maria paula ochoa nos dice cuales son y como impactaran la vida de millones de inmigrantes. al regresar, take vo ---un inmigrante mexicano se anota una importante victoria legal al poder ejercer como abogado en nuestro estado an sin tener papeles. take vo ---una tormenta invernal amenaza con causar caos en gran parte del pas. take vo ---en mexico, muchos mexicanos protestan por el aumento de impuestos en varios productos de uso diario, los detalles al volver. segment ends decision ocurrio hoy en california que podra cambiar el futuro de millones de personas que estan sin documentos en el pais y quieren ejercer una carrera. ---andres brender nos tiene mas sobre este hecho sin precedentes. take pkg 00:02 "pues que nunca hay que darse por vencido que siempre hay que estar con la frente bien en alto y seguir luchando por nuestros suenos" triunfante y optimista, sergio garcia se convirtio hoy en la primera persona de estados unidos en recibir su licencia de abogado , siendo un indocumentad o. "yo si uds saben he estado peleando este caso por 5 anos, y no solo es por mi carrera es

up and down day for paula creamer, shot a 2-under 71, two eagles, including this, but a triple bogey on 15th puts her behind choi. >>> yankees pitcher cc sabathia along with his wife staging his null pitch in foundation camp. he feels like baseball is losing its luster with today's kids and is trying to reintroduce the sport. >> we try to put on these camps and clinics and let the kids know that baseball is a fun game to play, and i grew up playing it. >> just being active and healthy is what we're pushing, and getting the parents to learn that this is important, taking your kids to camps, clinics like this, keeping your kids active. >> great cause. this sports report. sharks on the ice, kings and ducks playing at dodger stadium. outdoor event. that's at 9:00 and 11:00. >> next at 6:00, an amazing toddler skater becomes an intern hose who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv cable 13. we'll show you google's plan to offer free t

. >>> marÍa paula ochoa estÁ con l lo uÚltimo, adelante . >>> muy bunenas noches josÉ, m efectivamentee se espera la decisiÓn de la codorte suprema de justic del los estados unidos ,la ej ejecuciÓn ha sido pospuesta porque no se ha recibido ninguao informaciÓn, ya que no se puede tomar acciÓn debatesbk obre l t edgar tamayo a menos que la c corte suprema tome decisiÓn >>> una fuerte pelea legal han dadao las abogadas de edgar tamayo para evitar su ejecuciÓn y su familia tambiÉn estÁ preparado para lo peor. >>> estamos consternados, tanto mi esposa y yo y mis hijos pero siempre hemos escuchado a mi hijo edgar ,porque siempre ha estado firme, digamos, no estÁ llorando ni quiere que lloremos tampoco. >>> trato de ser fuerte por Él, para cuando lo voy a ver, trato de no llorar. porque no quiero que se quede con ese recuerdo mÍo >>> con cantos religiosos y pancartas sus simpatizantes lo apoyan >>> durante la tarde, edgar tamayo fue transferido de la prisiÓn estatal de livingstone a la de huntsville. >>> le ponen las huellas digitales, le cambian la ropa por una nueva . lo pondran en una cel