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una excelente noche para steph con 37 pts liderando a golden state....go a cargo de kevin durant... 5 triples, 19 de 28 intentos para una nueva marca personal 54 pts en la noche y ganar el partido 127 a 121.... ---pasando al futbol, hoy dia se reunio el comite disciplinario de la 'femexfut' para concluir y dar a conocer las sanciones para los tecnicos por violar el 'codigo de etica'... para recordar como fue que se metieron a este lio, escuchemos a los tres entrenadores ahora sancionados... take sots 00:01 00:08 00:17 add lib add lib add lib blanca --asi llegamos al final de add lib blanca --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos el lunes a las 6 y a las once cesar --que descanse, buenas noches. end show >>> titulares y mÁs coors light. y listos los que van a llegar al super bowl. compadres estÁ diego listo. ya estamos todos aquÍ en titulares y mÁs coors light. comenzamos. >>> tÓmala, tomala.

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wipe ---los colts de indianapolis se repusieron a una desventaja de 21 pts, 21 pts -- para lograr una city... andrew luck tuvo 4 td con un total de 433 yardas, vean el pase de 64 yardas para hilton y desmoronaro n a kansas city; indy el unico equipo que gano como local ... wipe vo phillip rivers y los chargers de san diego wipe vo phillip rivers y los chargers chargers ganan su quinto en fila... wipe blanca --asi llegamos al final de . >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> buenas noches compadre estamos en lunes, lunes de show nÚmero one titulares y mÁs curso light el amÉrica arranca volando alto y la nfl una locura el fin de semana. >> asÍ que prepÁrense y comienza una ediciÓn de lunes de titulares y mÁs coors light. >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera americaal jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> an america tonight exclusive. mortgage fraud. how one woman spoke up and made a difference. >> i had seen a couple of the girls making up documentation at a copier. >>> welcome back. we're talking about the mish mash of drug policies in the u.s. and waj before the break we asked our community to weigh in on what this idea to an end of the war on drugs means -- >> yeah, and our community very critical carol says . . . >> so ethan we hear that phrase thrown around quite a bit, by decriminalization advocates in particularening the war on drugs, but what does mean? >> if you imagine all of the laws, going okay. to at the other end the most free market, no-controls policy like we have had with cigarettes 30, 40 years ago, we're aiming to reduce the role of criminalization and the criminal justice system in drug control, to the maximum extent. and what does that boil down to? legalizing marijuana, and trying to reduce america's proble

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pt the untold stories of the accused and their accusers in the salem witch trials." please welcome marilynne roach. how are you? >> fine, thank you. >> jon: thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> jon: the book is called "six women of salem." you know, what is so fascinating about this incident in american history is how long we have held it up as sort of an example of when paranoia and ignorance and a certain, you know fundamental fervor combine to create this type of disaster, neighbors turning on neighbors. >> yeah, it was unusual for the time. usually it was just one suspect at a time but this one snowbawled from the beginning. >> how prevalent was this idea of accusing someone of witchcraft and taking that to court to hang them or --? >> well, it was a due process. >> jon: innocent until proven a witch? >> yes, right. [ laughter ] well it happened every so often. it would -- they made you go to trial for it. you didn't just take the law into your own hands but some people were suspected for years and bridgeity bishop, -- one of six in the book was s

the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> we are back discussing an increasing number of books that are challenged or banned in schools. the community is tweeting. >> here is one: >>. >> justice robert jackson said if there's one thick star in the constitutional constellation is no official shall viable what is orthodox in matters of opinion. our country operates best when people say think say what they feel. books should not be removed simply because people don't like books. >> we talked about teachers and their ability to choose what is appropriate for students. what role do parents and communities have. >> parents are worthy and necessary. they have an important place and role. i like the comments of the viewers, that i would like to see this brought back to an intellectual discussion where we look at social science and medical science that shows associations between explicit and violent content and risk of negative income and outcomes. it would be more progressive of us to revise election policies to be in keeping with

weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. it is cold out there. extreme winter weather hitting most of the country. >>> the president wanting congress to renew long-term unemployment benefits. >>> and locking down sochi, as the games get closer, the security gets tighter. >>> record cold temperatures and punishing wind chills are effecting millions of americans today as that deep freeze now reaches into the far south. diane eastabrook in is chicago, but we begin with jonathan betz. i understand the weather already having a major impact on the commute. >> yeah, without question because it is so cold dell. this storm system is not bringing a lot of snow or ice, just these frigid cold temperatures. in new york city it is hovering around zero degrees. you add in the wind chill, and it feels like 20 to 25 below zero. not since 1896 has it been this cold in new york city. a record because of this be iter cold air moving through early today. amtrak canceling dozens of trains today bec

tuvo una noche espectacular con 33 pts y 15 asistencias pero kevin love, otro todo estrella, encestoerwolves de minnesota se llevan este 121 a 120.... wipe vo ---para terminar, el venezolano, jose mijares, quien fuera relevista de los gigantes la temporada pasada, acordo con los medias rojas de boston a un contrato de ligas menores y con la invitacion a 'spring training'.... 4.22 era - 60 app cu --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa. --le esperamos maÑana a las 6 y a las once cu --que descanse, buenas noches. end s musica ya comienza su show titulares >> esta con nostotros gabriel r porras >> empieza una sesiÓn de titu r titulares y m'aas >> ya es viernes >> seÑoras y seÑores >> se viene

it is something that has got its depend pt in history. it's got its depth in religion. it's far brokeredder than just a question of -- broader than just a question of borders and national pride. >> reporter: nobody seems willing or able to fill the gap between them. a perfect opening for the jihaddists. cbs news, rome. >> the iraqi government is saying they are going to try to retake the city in the coming days. >>> today lawmakers returned to washington and go back to work on the agenda today, senate majority leader harry reid has scheduled a vote to extend jobless benefits for three months. also on the radar a january 15 deadline to agree on a spending bill to keep the government running and avoid another disastrous shutdown. >>> house democratic leader nancy pelosi held her annual new year's event in san francisco this weekend and she laid out the democrats' priorities for 2014. they include health care and immigration reform. however, prior to the new year, speaker john boehner made it clear that house democrats -- that immigration reform was going to have to be put

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> hey guys, welcome back to "techknow". we are talking tornadoes. shini, you are not only got to see how they predicted them better but you literally jumped in. >> i did. we were in the vortec where i got to experience ef 3 winds. check it out. >> thank you very much. >> oh my goodness. >> coming down right now major tornado. coming down another tornado. deadly tornado rushes to the u.s. community of oklahoma city. two mile wide tornado ripped through the state capitol on monday. >> that was the tragedy on the ground but new innovations are being developed in the lab to protect against future disasters. >> we create tornado like vor vortexes. >> i'm at the university where they can actually create tornadoes. >> darryl gains designed and built the tornado simulator. >> a tornado simulator allows us to understand what happens to structures. >> tornadoes are rated on an ef scale which is an indicator of the severity of the storm based on wind speed and debris impact. >> so this was desi

the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america ♪ music ] >> hi. welcome back. kyle, we are about to get more indepth on the concussion piece. what do you have next for us? >> now we'll look at what happens neurologically. i put on 266 censors on my head and took a hard test to determine it. let's take a look. it's game day at memorial stadium, the huskers are taking on illinois. this stadium house is more than 90,000 plus fans, it's home to a concussion. >> we have cutting-edge techniques in the facility where the athletes are training. >> dennis is the director of the new center for brain, biology and behaviour. >> why is it hard to figure out what a cop kugs is? >> now it's scribed in terms of -- described in terms of simply torches head ache. sleep, memory functions. we are unable to identify what the disruption is. >> i want to put the towel on the neck. >> this tap, a denser ray inselfa la gram or dee is a piece of technology used to unlock the mysteries. >> i'll call this the science acto pus. >> the cap has 256 electrodes i

. >> it took almost eight months to get both sides to the peace conference pt the syrian government and representatives of the syrian opposition in the same room, along with representatives from 40iations. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon laid out the aim of the process. >> a transitional government body with the full objective powers formed by mutual consent, including over the military forces, security and intelligence services. >> getting there will be hard. chairing the opening session was a challenge for ban ki-moon. the syrian foreign minister's speech overran and the u.n. secretary general tried to stop him. >> mr deputy prime minister, i'm sorry to - can you just - i have spoken for 20 minutes. >> you live in new york, i live in syria. i have the right to give the syrian version. here in this forum. >> in his speech walid al-muallem added new complications to the process, saying this talks go to a second stage, it should be held on syrian soil. any deal down in switzerland should be sent to a referendum in syria, a country where no vote is free or fair for more than four decad

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >>> i'm joshua faust i'm a writer, and i'm in "the stream." >> we come back, we're talking about the future of online gambling in the u.s. keith 47 states allow some form of gambling. over the next few years we could see other states also adopt online gambling, so there's a good chance americans will be dealing with this issue even if congress doesn't. what do you think needs to happen in advance to limit the social down side? >> states and companies both have not done the best job of encouraging their customers to develop a culture of responsible gaming. and as vin noted the racing industry has been doing it online for about a decade now. so i would argue most americans have access to online gambling that is legal, much as well as illegal online gambling on the internet. but i think we have done a terrible job preparing for the impact. the u.s. government gets about $7 billion a year from the tax on winnings, and not a penny of that go into prevention or treatment of gambling addicti

weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream.ew lights use low wattage led rights, neither harmful for the trees nor dangerous for the kids that may touch them. >> many play-off spots in the n.f.l. are still to be decided. mark morgan is here to explain it all. >> hey, a lot of anxiety in dallas, wondering what the dallas cowboys would do. tony romeo underwent back surgery. kyle ortman will start quarterback in the eagles game. sher een williams of the fort worth star telegram weighs in. >> that lees this game in the hands of kyle orten, he made 69 starts. he's 35 and 34. but has not thrown a pass as a starter and only thrown 15 passes over the last two years. it takes the pressure off the cowboys. no doubt about that. they can go in, play loose and (vo) al jazeera america we understand that every news story begins and ends with people. >> the efforts are focused on rescuing stranded residents. (vo) we pursue that story beyond the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the cap

ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> from our headquartersn new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. >>> a federal judge stepping into that legal dispute between a california hospital and the family of a brain-dead girl. a judge is meeting this hour with the familiar -- lawyer of the family. the hospital refuses to attach breathing and feeding tubes so she can be moved. she was declared brain dead last month after going into cardiac arrest after tonsil surgery. >>> the obama administration is pushing back against the supreme court. on tuesday a small group of nuns were given an exception to the affordable care act saying they don't have to provide

spending at the height of the iraq war, and yet it continues to say he has to accept aside, and he hasn't pte opposition is in full chaos, well over a thousand opposition people have killed each other in a war against the al-qaeda-linked group, and -- so assad finds himself in not a good position. he is weak, but he is strong compared to the rebels, and he has strong backers. the russians and iranians, hezbollah come to his aid with money, men, and arms. he has an air force, tanks and armor. none of those thing do the rebels have. he has a central command. even though he may have less troops on the ground in any one battle, he has prevailed in most. and this is the problem that the world confronts today. they are telling him to step aside and he is thumbing his nose at them. and until f-16s are flying over the horizon of damascus, he will continue to be confident that he can hold his ground. >> so this is a question of as much his will as the international communities. >> right. you have a government in the form of bashar al-assad, that has the preponderance on his side and the will to kill

the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >>> an egyptian court has set a start date for one of the many trials for ousted president mohammed morsi. morsi is charged with conspiracy, he and other top muslim brotherhood leaders facing a number of charges. >>> it has been nearly a month since our al jazeera correspondent, peter ogburn and two producers were jailed in egypt. they are accused of harming state security and joining a terrorist group. today today's -- today his parents joined a call for his release. >> reporter: what keeps peter doing the job that he is doing is his very strong sense of social justice, the need to seek the truth, and to always do whatever can be done to help those in need. >> as well as to let the world know to get it out there, so things can change. >> reporter: though peter has worked internationally since the 1990s, he was raised in brisbane where his parents still live. on tuesday his parents were in front of the media to raise awareness and call passionately for the egyptian authorities to rele

weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> 2013 the jeer of virtual currency of boyt bit coin and it exploded on the scene. earlier this month it's value soared to $1,200 before settling around $800. high venture capital firms have invested in star start ups rande look at competitors. >> reporter: born in the wake of financial crisis, bit coin emerged as the digital currency that in theory could not be manipulated by a central authority. when you buy something electronically using traditional currencies like dollars, pesoss or yen, it passes through an intermediatary like a bank. bit coin's appeal is that it transfers from one person to another. it's verified by computers that prevents fraud and keeps the supply of bit coin growing. >> the fact that theres is not one point of failure, the bit coin network is incredibly give to hack in the traditional sense, those are the things that come from its decentrallalized nature, and those are the things that make it appealing to people who are joining this revolution in money. >> reporter:

. >> in the city of willett in the heart of the forming country pt the drought's impact can be felt overown. >> i may have to shut den. >> dennis manages the car wash. >> i happy it doesn't come to that, we pray for rain. >> officials say they have 100 days of water before being forced to find alternative water. this is one of the communicationies to mandate water conservation. >> we declared a water emergency in willetts and we required our citizens to conservative their water usage to 150 gallons a day. >> normally at this time of the year there would be water 12 feet deep where i'm standing. people in willetts hope with a rainy season halfway through, water levels can go up. for now it's at 16% capacity. the reservoir collects mostly rainwater. if it runs dry, willetts can tap into wells. the cost of purifying water is high. >> 1985 was the driest year. we are 1% below that. >> businesses are ordered to cut back orders. at lum berjack's, they are giving customers smaller water glasses. >> the residents have given a wonderful result. we exceed what they ask for >> the rest of californi

look at pt. reyes. some of this fog will redevelop overnight.top camera looking on the embarcadero, san francisco, mid-60s. redwood city, 68. 61, los gatos, and even from our sutro cam you can see mainly clear sky above downtown san francisco. a few high clouds. santa rosa, 61. novato, 57. livermore, 63. here is a look at our forecast highlights. another cold evening across the bay area. by the way, tomorrow is not a "spare the air" winter day. so, you are allowed to do some burning in your fire place tomorrow. tomorrow, sunny and mild, patchy morning fog, and then a cooler week ahead, and a chance of sprinkles, maybe a light shower or two. overnight lows, chilliest in the north bay. cloverdale, 30. 39, san rafael, 36, napa. 45, san francisco, concord, 34. overnight tonight, 11:00, we may see a little of the fog redevelop out towards the del a, but not as bad as this morning. we should continue with mostly sunny conditions, and this nice dry weather pattern will stay with us for at least the next two days. high pressure not letting up0. so mild

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troops have arrived as the dispute which began as as a power struggle between the president his sextet pt takes on the tenth of a troubled look on fixed since the icc erupted last month at least one thousand people died more than two hundred thousand to fit that hence many seeking refuge in the un camp outside the capital juba. one woman caught up in the coal face that says kim campbell ca husbands into two assists tapi running an opening to two years that the fighting has forced him to seek safety along with tennis a young charges. we tried to leave the compound once in the end whether they were firing to scare us or they were firing at a certain they were firing at the other soldiers. there was gunfire going on since we were headed in an election in the cesspool. we ran back to the compound so that it hopes to get to the un today the united nations has coltrane and into the blood testing. africa is against this nation to pull back from the brink of collapse a simple rule the thousand people marched to the streets of ukraine's capital offense to the new year to mark the anniversary of th

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. here are today's headlines. this less than an hour the fragile truce running out in the ukraine. the president calling an emergency session of parliament. >>> iranian president addressing the world economic forum today. he says iran is ready to work with the international community and has no intention of pursuing nuclear weapons. saying the temporary deal that eased the sanctions against iran is just the beginning. >>> and a government watch dog group called for the stop of the nsa of collecting ma ta-da ta. >>> recently the christ the redeemer statute was hit by lightning. fixing it is not for the faint of heart. >> reporter: look closely, crews are now busy working on the statute's massive hand, emergency repairs after it became a conduit for hundreds of millions of volts of electricity. the finger was damaged. this is the remarkable photo of the moment it happened shot by a local photographer, any tourist visiting the statute we

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america a new revelation is invading though consumer world, it's called wearable technology, and has companies literally competing for space on your body, from smart watches like these, to smart glasses, smart bill wasik is the senior editor at "wired" magazine, who says sales could take off faster than the smart phone. bill what are you seeing in consumer appetite for these new devices and profitability for the companies that make them? >> in 2013 it was really fitness trackers that took off. you had big companies like nike and adidas, little companies like jawbone and fit bit making these little devices that track what you are doing, and help motivate you to exercise more. but in 2014, i really think it is going to be smart watches, gobble glass, i really think 2014 will be the year you start to see this take off. >> and why are people so interested in these things? >> well, with the fitness trackers, it's an amazing window into what you do in a day, and it can be a big motivator. but with

let's rundown pt closing numbers from wall street. the dow rose will 110 points and nasdaq surged 71, a gain of 2%, thanks to a 14% jump in facebook shares and s&p was up 20 points. >> good earnings across the board but a different story for amazon after the closing bell shares of the world's biggest online shopping site plunging initially after a big profit miss. in the fourth quarter which included the holiday shopping period, the company pulled down 51 cents a share, far short of 66 cents. revenue disappointed too, just missing forecasts as you see there. add to that a weaker outlook for the current quarter and shares came under pressure right after the report. sheila joins us now from the nasdaq exchange with more on those amazon numbers. what do you see? what's the biggest takeaway. >> bottom line, if you are priced to perfection as they have been, you have to deliver results. if you don't, investors have no problem punishing you up. the results are raising questions about the retail sector in general. we heard bricks and mortars

wayne, you ag >> the n shod noay tabeuse abt thadmistrave pt of the nfl.he teams themselves pay taxes. they pay over $10 billion worth of taxes every year. that is the teams themselves. boy, that is not chopped liver. you find somebody else not paying $10 billion worth of taxes. i'll tell you. >> michelle, ask you this. senator frklahoma sayshis out. nfl sh pay tax. who you thi ofthat? it'sy dult solutely wrong. that someone isn't paying more money to got. it's good to have money in the hands ofrdinary people rather than a government bureaucrat. like wayne said, the individual franchises pay taxes. they pay taxes on all the per per -- merchande. the administrative arm isn't paying taxes. i don't think it's a bad thing. >> throw you a bone re. the commissioner of the nfl roger goodell, guess how much he made last year? $29 million. i'm sure he will pay taxes on that, though. >> the top five executives made around $60 million. they spent $12.7 million on lobbying. their overall revenue is $9 billion. i have been saying this on this show since last summer, wh

weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are your headlines at this hour. marijuana sales are brisk in colorado today. the state becoming the first to allow businesses to sell pot for recreational use. anyone over the age of 21 can spoke and buy pot from a licensed store. >>> the affordable care act covers people who purchased insurance before december 24th. >>> in south sudan in the city of bor rebels captured that city yesterday. >>> pope francis delivered his message. he called upon people to set aside their differences and for enemies to recognize that they are brothers. tens of thousands jamming st. peter's square january 1st is the day that the church usually devotes to promoting peace around the world. >>> 2013 was a banner year in breakthroughs in technology. some of the world's intriguing inventions could impact societies for years to come. we take a closer look. >> reporter: 2013 was a mix of goofy inventions and transformative discoveries. in personal technology sh

the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america assault. afghan president karzai is long accused the united states of trying to push him out of office and he has one major voice backing his claim, the former u.s. secretary of defense, the revolution in robert gate's new book will further strain ties between the two countries and kabul. >> it was an accusation often dismissed as paranoia. >> and there were plans in washington and london to bring a change into the structure of governance of afghanistan and to go to the strong men they like in afghanistan and to put resources to afghanistan. >> reporter: now, ex al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. fema sending clean water to west virginia in the wake of a

you're the pos most important pt of the show. join us on twitter and facebook.even years after the bubble burst america's housing market is back on its feet fueled in part by a streak of historically low interest rates. ironically tougher lending standards made it harder for millions of americans to take advantage of those lower rates, and it seems tougher now that rates are rising again. once an upon a time a steady income, a good credit score and some cash for a down payment made it eas easy to buy a home. many people unable to take advantage of good rates from existing homeowners refinancing their mortgages. but recently the banks got a scare. the boom financing of 2013 fell off a cliff in the final three months of the year. america's two biggest home lenders are seeing huge drops of mortgages which sees homes refinance and purchases. we wills fargwells fargo report. jp morgan reported a 54% drop. it could be rising rates, we don't know. even though rates are inching up it may be easier for people to lock in a loan going forward. we've seen lenders relax loan

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america different boom, they are the battle is over farmland. reports. >> you can still see the remanence of an old grow, the green right there. >> mike seal and bill vincent are on the hunt for green. >> they are growing it, prevalently. basically right out in the open. >> marijuana plants hidden among the vast farmland. can because behind a black tarp separates fit the orchard. >> this one little crop inside that black tarp area, will probably make more money than this whole orchard. >> prop 215 legalized medical marijuana here nearly two decades ago. but sheriffs deputy chris curtis says farmers are now twisting that law to fuel a luke rah tave trade. transforming california's central valley into what federal officials say is the largest supplier of domestic marijuana. >> one bag of this, how much does this go for? >> well, here in california it will go anywhere from 800 to $1,000 a pound. all this that was with scheduled or set up to be mailed outside of the state, where they are again th

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