how iraqi forces preparing for that in the densely populated city of mosul?this is a significant challenge. the enemy's use of human shields really does pose a problem. and the only way you can do it is by getting on the ground and working your way in with soldiers. that's one of the things we're training the iraqis to learn how to deal with. the coalition air contribution to this fight has been significant. nearly 6,000 strikes in iraq since this began. hundreds of strikes only in ramadi during that fight. so this will play an important role in mosul as well, but at the end of the day, you still have to have boots on that ground. in this case it will be iraqi boots. >> and there continue to be coalition air strikes, ten isil operatives killed in the last three weeks. was there a specific intelligence boom that lead to that rapid succession of strikes? >> reporter: the way intelligence works is it works on it's a, as we gather intelligence, that leads to more intelligence, so it's kind of a building effect. so it's the cumulative effect of a year's worth of w

dubai is the united arab emirates most populous city. right now there's tens of thousands of people there for their new year's celebration, which is set to start an hour from now. officials saying they have no reports of injuries. as soon as the flames were spotted they began an evacuation of the hotel which witnesses described as an orderly evacuation. so far no injuries reported and the cause of the fire at this point is not known. it started around 9:30 p.m. local time there. as we said the guests were evacuated and we're going to go back right now to john huddy live in our middle east bureau with the very latest for us. hi, john, what can you tell us? >> patti ann, we're hearing some conflicting reports from witnesses about the evacuation efforts, whether there was panic. one guy tweeted out there was panic, people trying to get out of there. others, as you mentioned, that it was orderly. one eyewitness near the hotel fire said, quote, these are people tweeting out, watching, looking at social media. a lot of people posting pictures

has more. ♪ >> reporter: hong kong's high-rise buildings, testament to one of the most densely populated citiese world. it's architecture reflects a colonial past merging with an uncertain future. the participants were asked to visualize, 2050, three years after hong kong fully integrated with mainland china. >> we're very interested in creating a platform for people to speak. for young designers and for this next generation to have a way to communicate their thoughts and thinking. >> reporter: some thoughts needing interpretation, such as this exhibit, featuring mint plants, a disco ball, and mojitos. >> this is a rejection about what we are going through right now in long long, censorship, collapse of the government leadership. it's really, really chaotic. so i can project 30 years from now, it might get worse. >> reporter: the artist based his vision on how the government handled last year's prodemocracy protests. other projects were not so abstract in depicting the yellow umbrella protest movement. the creator spent nearly two months on the streets with demonstrators. >> the core that you s

and the al-nusra front and others to proceeding >>> in aleppo syria the country's most populated city a russian air strike today hit a maternity hospital killing at least 14 people. aid workers say this is not the first time the hospital has been attacked. russian war planes today bombed a nearby gas station. many residents of aleppo are supportive of turkey and attacks have intensified ever since turkish forces shot down a russian fighter jet. christmas prayers from the vatican, he prayed for peace in the world. many are trying to enter macedonia every day. the crush of refugees along the border is huge. new regulations are not making life easier. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: tired but determined to carry on. heading into the unknown to start a new life. the border here has been tightened with new restrictions. only iraqis, syrians and afghans are allowed in. macedonia is next, but reaching northern europe is not easy. many here have escaped wars, rape and the islamic state in iraq and the levant. until recently this was under i.s.i.l.'s control in northern iraq. >> transl

the government's next target the northern city of mosul, the most populated city controlled by isis inither iraq or syria. >>> here at home at least 60 people have been charged with terrorism linked crimes this year, a record the justice department attributes to the rising threat and influence of isis. >>> an historic meeting to tell you about, it all began with a birthday phone call four hours after the indian prime minister narendra modi called his pakistani counteren part sharif to wish him a happy birthday. modi landed in lahore for the first visit by a indian prime minister to pakistan in more than a decade. the unofficial visit requested by modi hours before he flew back from afghanistan raised hopes for negotiations between the nuclear armed neighbors who have fought three wars since 1947. the foreign secretaries of the two countries are expected to meet next month. >>> let's turn now to politics at home. republican front-runner donald trump is warning hillary clinton that he will not hesitate to attack former president bill clinton's past if the former secretary of state contin

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re, trying to bolster this mo the less populated cities. francine: thank you so much.hanghai.in let's continue the conversation with our gas. -- with our guest. you are a regular on the program we talk about your thoughts on china. china-based book, does a point to the fact that we need to be conscious -- cautious? aftermathll see the of the housing market slowdown in china affect every market. is that growthng is revised down significantly. this year we art 7% growth. we will go to 6.2% next year. knock ongnificant effect and that is due to the knock on effect of the housing slowdown. we will have this excess property work its way through the system. in tier one cities we have a year of inventory on the books. that we can move fairly quickly. 3, 4 citieser 2, which is the majority of cities. if you look at the ones with the housing prices are falling. it's red. a few months ago everything was red. although we are out of the woods, i think we still have to way throughits the system. but also, the impact on growth will be significant. it seems to be consensus that actua

. >>> two of the world's most populous cities experiencing the worst pollution in recent memory. es known for air pollution. authorities in beijing issuing orange alert, the highest level smog alert this year. some neighborhoods with pollution almost 40 times the level considered safe to breathe by the world health organization. residents encouraged to stay indoors. outdoor activities canceled. that's good because everybody would be indoors. >>> new delhi seeing smog problems for themselves. i like new delhi to tell you the truth. >>> in paris, india's prime minister said the responsibility rests with the world's richer and more developed nations. translation, not india. >>> up next, calling it obama's phony war against the islamic state. steve forbes joins us. >>> and certainly the play of the week if not the play of the year. stay with us. we'll have that for you next. the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor.

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an offensive to capture the outskirts of the capital >>> in aleppo, syria, the popular's most populated city, at least 14 people were killed in a hospital. this is not the first time the hospital has been attacked. russian planes also bombed a nearby gas station. many citizens are supportive and attacks in syrian have intensified after last month a russian fighter jet was shot down. syria's civil war was a big female for pope francis today. he - as many as 3 ah,000 heave gees are stucked in greece are trying to enter macedonia every day - 3500. new regulations are not making life easier. >> reporter: tired but determined to carry on, heading into the unknown to start a new life. the border here has been tightened with new restrictions. only iraqis, syrians and after begans are allowed in-- afghans are allowed in. macedonia is next. march have escaped wars, rape and unrest. this is a town that until recently was under i.s.i.l.'s control in northern iraq. >> translation: sinjar was cleared from i.s.i.l. but everyone there established their own authority. we decided either we live in peace or d

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that is what some of the forecasters are indicates for the boast densely populated cities in our planetghai in particular. look at that. forecast for a three to four increase in temperatures. there's the waterway, the river that runs through the city. notice how the water is dispursed out within shanghai. again, by the year 2040 to 2050 and then the waters within the city center. these are roads literally under water in some of the regions. the map continues to show you the devastation on the immediate coast if this pattern was to continue with the greenhouse gasses that are being released in this part of the world. globally but in this part of the world, among the highest, because of the consumption of coal, isha. >> very troubling indeed. issue to get to grips with in paris. pedram join us us there from cnn center. thank you. >>> world heritage site is ravaged by ifl civil war. africa's oldest national park and protect its endangered mountain gorillas. the best of everything is even better during red lobster's ultimate seafood celebration. civil war. africa's oldest national park and

we're talking about one of the most densely populated cities in the planet.phics to show you, a four degree celsius temperature increase. again, notice the communities submerged under water over this region even the streets not taking on significant amount of water as this occurs over the coming decades if the forecast remains as it is right now. we know what's happened in recent days across china. major pollution in places. worst smog of the year lined up in places across portions of china. some out there as the yellow alerts have been issued. guess what, once again, beyond index numbers coming in, over 564, 10 to 20 times above what is considered air fit to breathe is what is occurring right now in beijing and incredible to see this rise because typically as you go to bed, industry shuts down, pollutants drop in the atmosphere and the numbers moderate a little bit. conditions are so stagnate, so poor in china right now we have the pollutants locked in in the beyond index category. they're not dropping very much even when people go to bed. this is why 2,000

petersburg, the second-most populous city in russia.nd a shaky cell phone camera captures this scene, erupting in a parking lot. >> at first it looks a little bit like west side story, like the sharks and the jets. it looks like it could start out as a flash mob. >> look a little closer. these guys are definitely in no dancing mood. >> to look at these people shouting and screaming about something, you would think they had this very fierce, political position about something, but no. these two groups just really like their sports teams. >> these are extreme football fans, before a big game. and by football we mean soccer for americans. in red are the spartac from moscow. and in blue, the zenich fans of st. petersburg. >> russians love their football. they love their national team. they love their clubs. >> the extreme fan bases started to form in the '60s, when the oppressed were looking for a voice, and an identity. >> you get clubs based in the cities. any city club's going to have a hard core support, simple as that. there's a lot of

new year's revelers waited for a planned fireworks celebrated in the united arab emirates most populous citymes engulfed a large section of the hotel. early reports say the fire started on the 20th floor of the 63-floor structure. the dubai government media office says at least 14 people have sustained minor injuries from the fire. the hotel describes itself as the premiere five-star hotel in dubai. it stands near the burj khalifa, the world's tallest skyscraper. witnesses say the fire started around 9:30 p.m. >> now you can see what they're trying to do. they're trying to get everybody out of the mall area. >> a reporter for knbc 4 in los angeles who happened to be there on vacation shared video of himself and others being evacuated from the hotel. the fireworks did not stop the fireworks celebration in dubai as it went on despite the blaze. kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> right now a montgomery county father, it's a hockey rink open to the community. why the rink is in danger of being put on ice. >> reporter: it's something a lot of hockey enthusiasts probably dream about. their own rink and f

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population are wai di ren. their labor is vital to shanghai's growth. the cityhemes to bring together newcomers and natives. >> translator: china is urbanizing very rapidly and we're seeing lots of movement between areas, however, we have a family registration system. people were deliberately registered as either urban residents or rural residents. that system is causing problems now. shanghai was the first city in the country to introduce a residential card system. you don't need shanghai documents. just set up a residency card. ♪ ♪ >> in 1958 the central government, hoping to avoid population build up in cities categories residents from urban to rural residence. it was illegal to change from one to the other. the reform in 1978 led to sudden urban growth. many people went to the cities to increase their income. they had no medical insurance and their children couldn't get in schools. the government decided to provide education regardless and said it would consider an overhaul of the family registration system. in 2002 shanghai became the first city in china to

you know, this is a very densely populated city. so the school allows you that while you go in to pick up your kids, you can also pick up groceries, and lots of principals have reached out to us, asking for this particular program. >> and this is just such a terrific program. we are running short of time. i know a lot of people looking at this interview want to know where they can go to find out more information about what you do and how they might be able to help in some way. >> so many ways to help. always start at our website, foodbanknyc.org. you can find places where you can go and volunteer, find ways to give money and your support, and even where to drop off food. even if it's in your local community, we're happy to help, 'cause every new yorker can do something for needy new yorkers. >> all right. margarette purvis, will be talking with you again. >> thank you, sandra. >> thank you. we'll be right back. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and m

called has adge brooklyn, which heavy muslim population, and because of the fears of that community, they have police cars outside every month, so in new york cityan important issue to clarify that we are supportive and behind our immigrant population. obviously, that is a huge population of consumers. in terms of entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, is there a way we put numbers on that in terms of muslim americans in the city? kathy: we have about 200,000 small businesses in the city. thed on the percentage of muslim population, you can probably assume that 20% or 25% of our population of small and 43% of our workforce are foreign-born. 39% of our doctors are foreign-born. software programmers are foreign-born. in each of those categories, i know from my own neighborhoods in the population there from around the world that are muslim, we have a large muslim population in this city. that it's fair to say without them, the new york economy and a lot of other economies in this country would look a lot different. kathy: it's absolutely true that our economy growth and our net growth in population over the last decades is all through foreign

city. they would be like an occupying power to the population of the city. brent: just how strong would you say islamic state is militarily? >> their forces are stretched thin. there are about 30,000 fighters in syria and iraq. no more than 1000 or 2000 are stationed in every major city in this territory. the organization has been weekend, but it is still there. it controls greater cities like ramadi. brent: the airstrikes have been hitting the transport of oil in islamic state, and that has been hurting the military. thank you for coming and giving us your analysis. we appreciate it. it is time to switch gears now. global oil prices have been on a slump for weeks and continue to drop. a new low reached on monday. kristof is here with that. >> brent crude, a global benchmark hit $36 a barrel on monday. that is the lowest in 11 years. major producers are refusing to dialback supply in an effort to squeeze the fledgling u.s. oil industry on the market. the number of u.s. fracking riggs has increased. -- rigs has increased. the demand of larger consumers like c

we use the goods to help populate the city to function. as a destination for our guests. many of our trades people are producing goods for other institutions and people who place orders with us. for example, a brewery might order casks from our cooper shop and they make it in an 18th soench ri way. and that's part of the value of the product that the brewery will use in the bucket. so we used these objects. guests have an opportunity to purchase. and we fill orders internationally for people who value authentic goods. does that ring in? from a historian's perspective, we're trying to recon instruct an 18th century world in all of the senses, visually. we want our guests to smell what the 18th century smells like, to taste it in our historic foodways products and our tav rens to feel the texture of the 18th century. we want to recreate the past in its five senses. each historic trade in its own way does that. so they helped bring this place alive in an authentic way that is magical and draws people here again and again. as a practical matter, i think this might be part of

the district attorney though says the current jail population in the city is at 50%, adding the city's money should be spent on alternatives to incarceration, namely mental health services. we spoke with supervisor mark farrell today, he's the chair of today's committee. he expressed support for the new jail funding saying it's not an attractive topic but it's critical for a city as big as san francisco. >> i understand the perspective of the opponents don't want to see a new jail being built, want to see more rehabilitation facilities, i also want to see that as well. i also think it's naive in terms of population, a city where a crime rate that's grown as well that we're not going to need a jail at all moving forward. to me that's ignorance and really political bantering. but i don't think it's thinking about the future of san francisco. and it's not the responsible thing to do as a city. >> reporter: now, d.a.gascon also saying he believe -- kind of a political play, needs to clear funding before district three seat is taken over. that could happen soon and would likely shift the vo

the goods to populate the city, for the city to function. as a destination for our guests. many of our tradespeople are producing goods for other institutions and people who place orders with us. -- brewere, a jewelry y might order casks from the cooper shop. they make it in an 18th-century way. that is part of the value of the ery willthat the brewwer use in the bucket. we use these objects, guests have the opportunity to purchase objects. we have an auction, a colonial colon that takes place -- onial auction. we fill orders internationally for people who are -- value authentic goods. greta: how does it help you run the daily activities and preserve colonial williamsburg? how much does that bring in? all, from my perspective, programmatic perspective, historians perspective, we are trying to reconstruct an 18th-century world in all of its senses. visually. we want our guests to smell what the 18th-century smelled like. to taste it in our historic foodways products in taverns. to feel the texture of the 18th-century. we want to re-create the path in its five senses. each hi

paris and many other cities can do that with technological change, investing in the right infrastructure, the right insulation. reporter: a around half of the world's population lives in cities, that will be two out of three of us in 2050. urban areas are responsible for 70% of greenhouse gas emissions. ideas to tackle climate change range from using electric buses to requiring more efficient buildings. some cities are more ambitious than others. >> we have a really tough target to be fossil fuel free by 2014 -- 2040. we are building new houses, new homes, to be sure to reach that goal. we are looking at our transportation system and our public transportation system. reporter: mayors from developing countries say they are already struggling to achieve their development goals. more financial aid from rich countries. they are the biggest looters. reporter: mayors from around the collectivelyo have may 2 thousand climate initiatives since 2009. -- collectively made 2000 climate initiatives since 2009. host: artists and activists have come together around the key issue of climate change. one of those artists is patti smith. here is what she had to say. patti smit

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city, was locked in a debate over the war. stay neutral or fight? >> three-quarters of the population of the city were first and second generation there was a lot of identification with both the allies and axis powers. there were lots of germans in new york. york. italians. views. >> reporter: the war of opinions was put to an end december 7th, 1941. pearl harbor. the following years would be sacrifice. it would consume the city and new york led the way. marcy from the new york historic society pulled photos documenting the immediate rally to the cause, not unlike what we saw after the september 11th attacks. >> within a day or two of the attack on pearl harbor, about 10,000 new yorkers volunteered to go into the military and hundreds of men officer the brooklyn navy yard volunteered to go to pearl harbor to repair the ships. >> reporter: new york made its an arsenal for the allies. every ethnicity rushed to help and new york became the launching point for troops, the entire city mobilized and the price at times was everything everything. >> we have this incredible harbor, all kinds o

world population are in cities.i think the public, particularly conservatives in every nation but particularly in america, are more comfortable hearing about climate change from their mayors than from leaders of 35,000 pla ces. francine: and it is much easier as in they are to implement things that do better for the earth. tom: we will be here today as our host, the mayor of paris, meets with president hollande and michael bloomberg. right now we need to go to new york city. here's vonnie quinn. the coalition that has been attacking the islamic state is about to get a new member. lawmakers are expected to approve sending more planes into syria. it is called the most dangerous to employment by chancellor angela merkel. fou years agor, they cap germany out of international intervention in libya's civil war. three men on a motorcycle through firebombs early today, and 12 people killed. authorities in egypt are investigating. aslifornia gunman h reportedly been in contact with islamic extremists according to the associa

city and itse old immediate surrounding started we call jerusalem. jerusalem has been mentioned in different holy books. added.been in order to include areas and .hen exclude population there. old city when you decide on the future of to make thatu have distinction between the old city and the municipal city. city that has been enlarged. such issuesgree on of municipal services day-to-day holy places and on issues such as political sovereignty. is to haved solution special city, to have a relationship. west is the jewish jerusalem. city will be without restrictions. basically, of schools, child social services -- a look atf we have win-losether it's a situation the way it is now but it is ethically .ivided win-win it's a situation if we would share the city and then this way, to have the city open to the world, to pray.nd be recognizeduld by the international community. andould bring in security stability. thank you very much. my take on this. [applause] >> it really reflects the the issue and the thelem we have to look at interdisciplinary approach from historical and sociological and strategic and political and so on and so forth. let's oh let me ask you if i may,

we have this report >>> it is greece's second-largest city, with a population of more than a million ople. the city's coastline is a major tourist attraction. but it's an hour's drive to the border with macedonia, which is the main crossing point for refugees for the rest of europe. over a million refugees past through greece in 2015. many went through the city. and that has brought much-needed cash to the economy. >> some of the refugees came here with money to spend and get by. all experiments and shops had a positive boost. >> the hotel association says more than 25,500 syrian refugees booked a room for a night tore two. the number is expected to rise because there are others staying in cheep hotels. the cheapest room in the street costs about 20 euros. the city's mayor says greece is not after the refugees money. >> people, mainly syrians, which had some economic ability. they said in the ceremony, for one, two, three, four days. this was just a passing point. some people make money. i understand in the same way that they make money, the turks make money when they are busting thro

. >> hong kong's high rise believe testament to one of the most densely populated cities in the worldchitecture reflects a colonial past merging with an uncertain future. the participants were asked to visualize 2050, three years after hong kong fully integrates with mainland china, losing its semi independent status of one country, two systems. >> the next generation needs to way to communicate thoughts and thinking. >> some thoughts needing interpretation, such as casey wong's exhibit featuring mint plants, a disco ball and mow heat toes. >> this is a reflection about what we are going through right nowing hong kong with senatorship and kind of collapse off the government leaderships. it's really, really chaotic. i can project 30 years from now it might get worse. >> the artist based his vision on how the government handled last year's pro democracy protests. he says the transform bar provides an escape from reality. other projects were not so abstract in depicting the protest movement. the crater of architecture protest spent nearly two months on the streets with demonstrators. >>

it beats the capital hanoi as the wealthiest city and is a magnet for workers all over the country. in the past five years alone, the populationed by almost 800,000. the city has come a long way since the end of the vietnam war 40 years ago. we asked locals what they feel about the recent revision in the same-sex marriage law. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> located on the edge of ho chi minh's business and shopping district is a famous cafe and bar which is popular with the gay community. papa cafe first opened 16 years ago. at around 11:00 a.m. office workers from the area drop by. they come for the tasty and reasonably priced lunches. during the day, there are very few gay customers. it's also a favorite lunch time place for families from nearby residential areas. ♪ the cafe's owner nguyen used to be a regular customer and bought the store from the original owner. the cafe started offering lunch eight years ago. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> at 7:00 p.m. papa cafe opens for the night. [ laughter ] >> tucked away in a back street it looks completely different from the afternoon. gay people

. >> reporter: it is greece's second largest city with a population of more than a million people. the city's coastline is a major tourist attraction, but it's also an hour's drive to the border with macedonia which is the main crossing point for refugees to the rest of europe. over a million refugees have passed through greece in 2015. many of them went through the city and that has brought much needed cash to the local economy. , >> translation: some of the refugees came here with money to spend and get by. as far as the economy is concerned, all restaurants, cafÉs and boutiques, all shops and booths. >> reporter: cheap hotel rooms have been in demand. the hotel association says more than 25,500 syrian refugees have booked a room for a night or two in the first half of 2015. that number is expected to rise because there are other refugees from different nationalitys stay. the city may say the greece is not after the refugees' money >> mainly syrians had economic ability. they stayed in hotels for one to four days. this was just a passing point. there are some people who make mon m

in williamsburg at the time of the revolution, the population 1880,n the city was according to the 1775 senses. about 52% of that population was african-american. the majority of those folks were enslaved. a small but significant number of people fled to dunmore's side , enough that he was able to muster together his ethiopian regimen. but i do not know that it had quite the effect he had wished that it would have, either in terms of its outcome with loyalists or with stirring up the population. i mean, any support from enslaved people. this was, if you consider the perspective of enslaved people considering this decision, this is fraught. do you choose to stay on with the situation that you know, or face a situation that in many ways is entirely unknown? you do not know what commitment the british have two holding up their end of the bargain. that is a great question. greta: we will hear from linda next in michigan. >> thank you. williamsburg this august, and i have been there years before. i do have a question, how often do they go through the buildings to redo them and stuff to keep

. >> reporter: it is greece's second largest city with a population of more than a million people. major tourist attraction, but it's also an hour's drive to the border with macedonia, which is the main crossing point for refugees to the rest of europe. over a million refugees have passed through greece in 2015. many of them, went through the city, and that has brought much-needed cash to the local economy. slrnl >> translator: some of the refugees came here with money to spend and get by, as far as the economy of the city is concerned, all restaurants, cafes, and boutiques, all shops had a positive boost. >> reporter: cheap hotel rooms have been in demand. the hotel association says more than 25,500 syrian refugees have booked a room for a night or two in the first half of 2016. the cheapest room you can find in the street costs about 20 euros. >> reporter: the city's major says greece is not after the refugees money. >> people, many syrians, which had some economic, you know, ability, they stayed in the hotel -- in hotels in the city for one, two, three, four days. but this is jus

. >> by the early 20th century, population shifts in tennessee had a majority of voters from rural areas move into the city. yet those rural districts with smaller populations health voting power equal to the larger urban districts. a group of voters from nashville, memphis, and knoxville challenged the disparity and took the case to the supreme court. v carr hasker b continuing relevance today as the term one person, one vote still has relevance today. of chris smith, author democracy's doorstep, the inside story of how the supreme court brought one person, one vote to the united states. that is live monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. for background while you watch, order your copy of landmark cases, available for a dollars $.95 less shipping at c-span.org/landmark cases. $8.95 plus shipping at c-span.org. >>

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nearly 90% of the city's homeless population find a bed here, that, too, brings call reption including drug addiction. >> the open yesterday is in the city in this neighborhood especially and a lot of people for the night and drugs are a big problem. i have ten needles in here. we feel it is a dumping ground need help. mary: long-time resident, jewel cash, says neighbors, themselves, reap for the root of the problem by reconnecting with neighborhood use. >> you need see those children as your children, to respect them first. member. he is a gang member because he is only family he or she has. mary. gain, the break news this hour, we had another shooting hear on the south end on mass avenue an hour hour ago. there is a peace march tomorrow night for the police commission fer and the mayor expected to attend. live in the south en, mary saladna wcvb newscenter 5. heather: clouds are building over boston right now. there's chance you'll see some wet weather in the morning. but a lot of more rain is on the way for later tomorrow. harvey leonard is here tracking. misty but not icy. i don't t

city. but as you have already discussed they have a lot of snipers there. they have improvised explosive devices. they have a populationhich is not ennewscast ebbing about the fighting. so whether they are going to be able to consolidate control and feel that they are call the city theirs i think that will take at least several weeks energy from isil's perspective, how significant a defeat would this be? or is the reality the main fighters involved in taking ramadi have since moved on? >> well, they obviously don't would like to retain the city, but they have been able to bounce back from set backs. what they are best at is when they lose one area, is launching an offensive in another. and so the net effect is not to change the balance of forces on the drowned. i am not sure -- event seen -- they haven't really done that yet, so maybe if they don't it is a sign that they are weaker now than they were in the previous year. >> good to get your thoughts oen this story, richard white joining us in washington, thank you. the world food program says it has been able to distribute food aid to people effected by isil in ramadi

according to the city authorities, the population is growing at a rate of 4.2%. that's twice the national average. experts say the right road and transport infrastructure is key to help the city develop in a positive way. an urban planning specialist argues that cities such as these suffer from too great a focus on the city center >>> i think cities need to unlock the skill of all of their citizens and by looking at a multi nobal poach and say how can you have different centers of activity, so you can distribute the availability of jobs. the problem of having a centralised strategy is that it kills the overall system >> reporter: for years officials have been promising new rapid bus routes across the city to ease congestion. patrick dreams of an easier daily journey, not just for him but for the thousands of other communitiers caught in the same track. >>> the country is in a missed of financial crisis that is asking people to leave in summers of a thousand families a month are arriving in florida. for many life in the sunshine state is proving equally hard as and

city. population, about a million.ver seen, a place i have always been curious about, home to some pretty legendary cuisine. in amritsar they have a saying, the best food isn't cooked in people's homes. you find it on the streets. ♪ ♪ punjab, you up in punjab ♪ don't be fussy sit back relax have a cold glass of -- >> punjabis are known for their adventurous spirit as brave warriors who spread throughout the world, bringing great food with them. ♪ don't worry about no traffic the elements move and weave around like it's magic peace and hot sugar on the beat good looking be simple ♪ in fact, much of the good stuff we refer to simply as indian food comes from here. ♪ ♪ peace to my brother tony no doubt ♪ ♪ golden temple amritsar, hell of a city ♪ the punjab of the early 20th century saw some of the most violent resistance to british rule. and when the british finally cashed out in 1947, they carved off a huge piece, what is now pakistan, and it remains a potential flashpoint for conflict. but that's easy to forget when yo

-- >> government forces say the next target will be taking back the northern city of mosul, considered the largest population center for isis. >>> still ahead, the san francisco city attorney is cracking down on justin bieber. what he's demanding from the pop singer related to what he calls a gorilla marketing campaign. >>> sports director sits down with the golden state warriors star steph curry. with just your age, income, zip code,g for health insurance and the number of people in your household. information you probably know off the top of your head. enroll by january 31st to avoid the irs tax penalty. ♪ if you haven't checked out covered california in a while, we've got some new options that might interest you. like adult dental coverage. great news for you... and your sweet tooth. to find free, local, in-person help, visit coveredca.com . >>> welcome back. believe it or not, pop star justin bieber is in trouble with the city of san francisco. city attorney is taking action on what he calls gorilla advertising after these ads for bieber's latest album were spray painted on the sidewalks in the city. he

muslims make up nearly half of the population in this *american* city. and now they make up the majority of the city council.(jefferson award winner)"man's best friend".... has found a *best friend* in this month's jefferson awawa winnerer(presidential visit) and speaking of president jefferson... "captain lewis i give you absolute authority to carry out this military mission of exploring the west." the inspiration behind lewis and clark's journey comes to siouxland. 3 3 guilty verdicts today for the two teenagers accused of working together to rob a sioux city bank this summer.but we'll have to wait untitinext year to learn their sentences. 3 3 3 18- year- old angelica perez and 19- year- old heaven zevenbergen both entered guilty pleas to felony charges of 2nd degree theft.they previously entered not guilty pleas.perez and zevenbergen were arrested in august and charged with conspiring to rob the security national bank inside the hy-vee store on be sentenced february 10th. they face a 5- year prison sentence and a maximum fine of 75- hundred dollars.th