. >> estÉn alertas, equipo swat rad drive 33490, mÚltiples sospechosos atrincherados con armas automÁticas. >> estÁ por aquÍ. >> si, entiendo todo lo que me dice, tienes toda la razÓn, carlos. no empeoremos la situaciÓn, libera a los rehenes y entrÉgate y todo esto acabarÁ. >> escuchen bien, quiero un auto, quiero una salida despejada y quiero cincuenta mil en billetes no marcados o mataÉe a estas ( ), ¿entendido? >> entendido. el auto tardarÁ en llegar, por quÉ no te relajas y bebes una cerveza. >> ¿te burlas de mÍ, idiota? >> no, solo te digo que si quieres salir de allÍ, yo puedo conseguirlo, pero deberÁs confiar en mÍ, ¿confÍas en mi? >> ¿por quÉ deberÍa confiar en ti? >> porque soy el que te salvarÁ la vida. >> haz salir al empleado, carlos. ♪. ♪. >> te entregarÉ al empleado cuando me traigan el auto. >> bien, pero si muere serÁ mucho mÁs difÍcil conseguir un auto. si quieres asegurarte de conseguirlo uno, entrÉgame al empleado. >> oye, si intentas algo, lo matarÉ y aÚn me quedan mÁs rehenes. >> tÚ mandas, carlos. >> vamos a buscar al anciano, vamos, pÁrate, andando. (sirenas policial

he refused to resign and saying he will not do so dispiet over his drinking and e rad i can behavior. erratic behavior. >>> it goes further and allows similar policies to be sold for customers. the vote was 261 to 517 and including 39 democrats. nancy pelosi criticize the attempt to derail healthcare. >> we have seen a lot of that these days, this on the floor today takes the cake because it is essentially pulls the plug on the affordable care act. >> the president obama -- his plan was for one year. >> this weekend is your last chance to visit a san francisco landmark before it closes for five months. it will close as of monday to under go repairs inside and outside. the $1. 7 million project is the -- they expect to reopen in mid april. >>> we caught up with the first vote to bring up with his catch. crab averaged with more than 2 pounds. these were rough for the first y . the first dungenous could be in the store tomorrow. >>> a lot of sunshine in the coast and things are changing as well. there is a few high clouds paying us a visit. no rain drops suspected, here is a latest right

. >> for rad which patrols the sky -- norad said it was part of a meteor shower. >>> a new york city bakery debuted a treat to celebrate a rare collision of thanksgiving and hanukkah. this is a pumpkin spice dloa nut. it's filled with things like turkey, grave vip and cranberry sauce. the createtor said it's like having -- creator said it's like having all the side dishes at once. it's at zucker bakery. lexington market makes that. that is great. that's good stuff. >> you buy it and i'll taste yours. >> coming up how to keep those shiny appliances bright and new and not waste your money. >> a special event, all to praise money for firefighters. >>> most homeowners want stainless steel appliance. a year later they start to rust. john matarese vasts this -- investigate. >> reporter: remember when stainless steel started showing up. but now more are complaining about rusting stainless finishes. mary rust is used to seeing the word rust as it's her last name but not used to seeing it on her almost new refrigerator. >> a little here and some here and some down here. >> reporter: months af

i'm anti homeless i'm saying that 21 jen's is not the most appropriate location for a mile-an-hour rad reasons that i highlighted in my comments about zoning and egress and ingress and transportation. there's many issues at play. i'm looking to have a dialog on others locations that we can consider to house the homeless population. i want you to know upon your suggestion took a tour of several homeless shelters and was very impressed with clean and it was great it was well organized and i encourage other residents of the southeast to experiencing the same thing also to take an opportunity to invest mother brown's kitchen and it definitely fills a need we have >> supervisor thanks four e for your comments. we may agree to disagree where the location but the concerns can be 3450ig9d what a good discussion. one of the alternatives we looked at what far from any transportation so in the end we may agree to disagree. i'm committed to work with the community for the best services for the homeless folks >> mr. chair one last thing i have a stack of letters i want to call the public's attentio

for the dad brought us to rad that it's what's left over from making some flour oil spill they used it to feed it to cattle to run the it was very difficult to chew but mom tried to make it edible. jelly in she boiled it as much as she could even adding charcoal. it was still tred full to eat but there was nothing else so that's what we had. been walking along rubenstein street. we all have russian to appeal to given these bottles of syrup they called it was sort of like sweetened water with real cool would you well someone dropped the bottle you threw up out of the alpha smashed i'm also to into the ground to a strange sweat as happened i saw it with my own eyes. the people were crawling around trying to lick what they could off the ground with the words used to warm this is what the seeds did to people feel the fear. in the vampire they bombed the diet ski warehouses the fire lasted for a few days it was awful the fire was huge the whole of living grad could see it if it was the main storage place for all the food in the city. so much that the entire storage facility was leveled to t

in terms of the rad-4 that's what you asked for. wendy: that's what they wanted. they were simple in eir wants. >> listen, you don't have ferrari money. why you one. you haven't made that. you just came out. u're a new group. >> wendy: they went platinum. >> went platinum too. no, no. first artist, first new artist contract, you get promotional tours. you do opening act tours. that's not ferrari money. >> wendy: did the girls ever see millions of dollars individually? >> yes. but i can't talk about people's money. i just know -- >> wendy: did they spend fool lishly? >> that's their buiness. that's why we have conservative vehicles until you can afford what you're supposed to have. >> wendy: did you kick chili out of the group? >> absolutely not. lete say something. i love it. >> wendy: tell the story. why did they want her kicked out of the group. >> because of what they said was happening in the studio. i did all of i had stuff and i only came into the studio when i was producing vocals because i produce as well. i'm over here co-dominican republicing video, writ

and do you think this iser rad call --er rad call, this, the idea that you would torture someone if you get the chance? >> no, i don't think so. and i don't think high culture makes us into better human beings. i mean, this was one of george steiner's great hobby horses, how is it only that an ss officer who could play schuman absolutely beautifully and read poems could the next day go to work and pull out people's fingernails. i don't think it's rarely all that mysterious. nor do i think that higher education makes us into more moral human beings. i really do think it is a question of -- well, as i said, i think of circumstances. i suppose if you think of more recent wars, then it's a real moral dilemma. because when you talk about the monopoly of force, saddam hussein certainly monopolized force in his state and in an extremely brutal manner. it was a state in which torture was widespread, this which people were gassed -- >> he came up through the torture. >> indeed, he did, he was a torturer. he monopolized it. one could argue there's one thing people fear more than a brutal dictator

pryor was dressed and rad di -- ready but benched. he was solid again except for this mistake.e throws a intercept deep in his own corner. later in the second a ugly hit by micheal griffin. he lays on the ground and would leave with concussion as with the man who hit him. both players suffered conditions. raiders up 9-6. he will miss the shot from 3 2 yards out. he did have 4 field goals which will be costly. third quarter tighten -- titons opening drive. he goes for 54 yards. the titens take the lead. he find reed open in the endzone. 260 yards the touch down and intercept. he caps off a 14 play. 80-yard drive with this game winner. tennessee holds the ball for the entire 4th quarter. after the game couch asked if he did enough to earn another start? >> yep. i thought matt played well. for him to lead us back when we needed a touch down he got us the touch down we needed to give us the lead. we should couldn't hold it defensively. yeah. i thought matt played well. >> we missed opportunities offensively. we have a quick turn around this week. we are back at it tomorrow. >> the

and it was this guy walking in the desert and he's pulling one of those rad flyer red wagons and there's a little girl inside. and a few paces behind there's a boy shadowing them and they're going some place. and where they're going is going to change the lives of all these three characters. i didn't know why, or how, or what was going to happen. to me it's just a process of discovery. >>terry: does lots of your writing begin with images like that or characters? with kite runner and with splendid suns were there otr images or were they just stories that presented themselves to you? >>khaled: the kite runner was born out of a news story that i saw about the taliban banning kite flying. and i just had this picture of two boys flying a kite sometime in the 1970s in kabul and i began working on that. and i wrote a short story about those two boys. of course it did not go at all the way i thought it was going to go. i thought it was going to be became this whole other thi. the second book was a little different because the second book there was more of an agenda with t because i did want to t

also the silence parents on a good neighbor is the long awaited breakthrough in the photo looks with a rad seems closer than ever. but israel's far from happy about the impending agreed. due to the top of that too. this is a theory that. also come to witness declared the global hub of financial secrecy is by his bones will the potty actually traced to the country's offshore was nothing to do that and eventful. the read it even cheaper to do it if you haven't done it tough to beat it most. iraq suffers the worst surge of london sydney is the number of those killed rising almost everyday the civilian casualties of naughty making it meant the mainstream media headlines. we got to you've decided to launch a special online project to keep track murray city seven more people were killed on friday the suicide bombers across the country of mexico fiscal reports on high with a spike in terror attacks is destroying any hopes the iraqis one of that the piece. a journalist from baghdad. razak has grown used to being in the center of events that never before did he become the story himself until one da

amount of spending it is now legendary in the final weeks he outspent on the tv and almost all of those rads rates aimed at women cuccinelli put himself and it catch up position but he was damaged and defined by mcauliffe early on opposed to abortion even with rape and incest made out to be an extremist and a damaged him with a fast changing electorate back in 2009 the incumbent governor when he was elected, this was a state still five percentage points republican tonight it is about 10 percent democrat and women played a much larger role more than four years and grow. lou: at the same time shouldn't the democrats be concerned they have a victory that looks to be less land 1%. with all the money with his spending, but tense least one advertising in vintage and this is what they did? it doesn't seem that war on women will be that overpowering if properly met by a republican strategist and it certainly appears that bringing in president obama in the closing days may have been a burden. >> this was a referendum of obamacare. is a disaster not only for virginia but every state and i bet mary lou

with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quali rad doctors, treatment options and cost estimates,lth decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. gerri: fda announcing it will require the food industry to ban transfat because it is bad for the people's health. do you think the government have tell us what we should eat? we asked on gerriwillis.com, 94% said i'm better at deciding. log on, for on-line question every weekday. here are some of your e-mails on obamacare, patrick from washington, obamacare and the web site should be scrapped, let the free market handle it. thanks to obamacare my heelth insurance just went up $300, thanks mr. president. >> and finally, you know the more i hear about the new world of healthcare, the more i know your health is on you, on me, and on everyone else, obamacare is roiling the health care markets, people will face periods where they are not covered, or they can't get a doctor because we're not going to have enough doctors. it is a mess. it is going to stay that way for a long time. and that means you and i, are going to have to do eve

. >> it's a country that's god a long rad ahead of it for sure. alex maine, thank you for your time today. >> all righty, ross is here with the sports headlines. we've got a big upset in college basketball. >> oh, big one, jonathan. we are going straight to the louisville cardinals, your defending ncaa cardinals 21 games, number 24, north carolina who lost to belmont last week pulled off their own upset today against the number three team in the country. 32 points and tar heels would hand the cardinals their first loss of the season. 93-84 was your final. it was a family fair in st. louis. the rams chris long facing his brother kyle long who plays for the bears. those are howie long's kids. in the first half, chris went after his younger brother. boys will be boys. rams go on to win it. we'll be right back. >> backto aljazeera america. we have today's top stories. much of the united states is bracing for rough travel during the holidays as a large storm pushes through. it's expected to bring snow and sleet to the east coast and south later this we

what i want to see come out of the trey rad erks does not criminalize addicts. we'll be back. >>> coming up, what it's like to still have a world view that has been wholesale rejected by the american public. i'll ask paul wolfowitz, the former accept deputy secretary of defense. >>> we begin with the one truly honest review of the new hunger games movie. it's a worldwide phenomenon and as far as being reviewed, it's virtually critic proof. >> catching fire t second installment in the popular hung games trilogy with the help of a boy who all things considered isn't even that hot. i mean he's not ugly, he just could have been way cuter. >> rosenthal's may have been complaint -- despite a big thumbs up for the quote, superhot hemsworth has a nod for the entire male cast. >> compared to other movies with hot boys, like twilight, the hunger games -- i like when they're shirtless. especially taylor because he's really buff. >> as we all know the onion is a satire website. rmgts something to think about the next thing you hit a pothole, you could have been driving on t

. >> no, it's not normal, it is rad. but that's what we have to do.hrough dna analysis they have identified 300 suspected rapists and 59 serial offenders. as a result, over a dozen rapists have been prosecuted including this man. >> to a maximum term of 30 years. >> antonio grant, a sylvia rapist, for raping a woman in 2004. the rape kit crisis isn't exclusive to detroit. in 1984, carol bart of dallas texas was raped. her rape kit went untested for nearly two decades. now she speaks openly about the issue and the need for more funding. >> i want them to know there are people like me that will come out and speak about the rape kit, until we get all the money we need, to have them all processed. >> worthy says an additional 15 million-dollars is needed to test the kits and investigate and prosecute the cases. with countless rape victims still out there, the prosecutor hopes funding issues won't jeopardize justice. al jazeera, detroit. >> it was another day of apologies and outrage from torontos controversy mayor. rob ford used rude and crude laing wang

hassan rouhani used his first 100 days in office to begin the process of taking the country back from rad calls. he, himself, was gaoled in 2009 and banned from teaching. >> i have been in gaol for more or less one year, but personally, i have no complaint because it has been a cost which i should pay for my nation and for my country. and i'm so happy that after the four or eight years everything is clear at the moment for everybody. >> those eight years belong to the previous government of mahmoud ahmadinejad. which fired hundreds of professors for not sharing its ideology and gaoled thousands - journalist, human rights campaigners union leaders and activists and academics. it closed dozens of papers, blacklisting the largest organization of journalists. since hassan rouhani's election the judiciary released hundreds of prisoners. many are in gaol or under house arrest, including the leaders of the reformist green movement. in iran's political system, what is concluded is that the domestic situation is change, but very slowly. since hassan rouhani's election so many iranians gained back

every single thing on the menu is delicious and everyone who works there is so rad as well.lcome chef michael anthony right there. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, i love you, i love the restaurant, i love the cookbook. let's start with the cocktail. what are we doing tonight? >> great to see you, jimmy. so let's start off with a little cranberry daiquiri and want to mix one along with me? >> jimmy: of course. >> so we take a little dark rum. >> jimmy: yep. >> add a little bit of our cranberry syrup. >> jimmy: aha. cranberry syrup? >> a splash of lime juice. >> jimmy: okay, you putting the whole thing in? >> hell yeah. you can give it a good shot. >> jimmy: thank you, brother. >> let's shake it up. hold that top. there you go. >> jimmy: i have these rubber gloves on because i'm handling my pork later, you know what i'm saying? [ laughter ] like raw, raw pork. all right. >> let's give it a cheers huh? a little cheers? >> jimmy: oh, cheers my friend. thank you so much for being here. >> right on. >> jimmy: gosh i gotta do stuff like this. >> start the party with that. >> jimmy: i

he went to the business community and said it is in your interest that we e rad kate poverty and fightnow, he used every tool, he made every case even if it was purely in these other groups' only self-interests. he was not afraid to go there just to do it. >> let's be clear about one other thing here. in addition to the internal domestic pressure, that all of this is being played out in the context of the cold war. and it is the external pressure of the soviet union ridiculing the united states, that these embassies in west africa, the soviet union has billboards that they post of children being attacked by police dogs. and so in the context of -- >> this is supposedly freedom. >> this is the american version of freedom. so lbj is the cold warrior talking about vietnam, they understand there are consequences for this internationally. so it's not as if he simply takes a president to get done, it will take a president and soviet premier and -- >> if only we could get putin to make fun of paul ryan, then, in fact, maybe we could get this done. >> understood this more. that's the magic. he

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for the dad brought us to rad that it's what's left over from making some flour oil spill they used it to feed it to cattle to run the it was very difficult to chew but mom tried to make it edible. jelly in she boiled it as much as she could tell it even adding charcoal. it was still tred full to eat but there was nothing else so that's what we had. on walking along rubenstein street. we all have russian carts and we will be given these bottles of syrup they called it was sort of like sweetened water with real cool when you well someone dropped the bottle you threw up out of all for smashed him also to the ground two three and she will swear this happened i saw it with my own eyes lured the people were crawling around trying to lick what they could off the ground with the word used to warm this is what the seeds did to people feel the ship of the. divine media in the vampire they bombed the but die of ski warehouses the fire lasted for a few days it was awful the fire was huge the whole of leningrad could see it if it was the main. which place for all the food in the city. they bombed

>> between the west and decency and islamic rad cammism and depaffity. i'll tell you why i use that it word. in the last few months, there has been a campaign in pakistan in the swat valley by the taliban, they have been killing polio workers. >> rose: that's right. >> now, when you have an ideology that drives you to kill people who are trying to prevent paralysis in children, there is no word that i can use other than depravity. this is a basharous ideology that threatens the world. >> rose: do you think that represents islam today? >> absolutely not. >> rose: it's corrupt by radical and fundamental-- >> i agree, but i think the president's reticence and hesitancy to say the words, "islammic radicalism" he's afraid by using that adjective it will tarnish all of islam. i don't understand that. i don't see why you can't express respect for islam as a great religion and the overall majority of muslims in the world, and at the same time say there is a corrupt and diseased and depraved element, a militant element that kills polio workers in pakistan, and th

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number three, that's the number of top florida republicans now officially calling for congressman trey radcurry has joined collier county republicans and lee county republicans in publicly asking for him to step countdown. he checked into rehab last week after getting arrested in a federal drug sting in october. don't be surprised if house republicans follow suit since florida republicans have taken the lead on the resignation calls. >>> the next number, 165, the number of votes by which democrat mark herring has officially or certifiably defeated republican mark obenshain. that's 165 votes out of more than 2 million votes cast. this isn't over yet. obenshain can challenge the results but if herring does win, democrats would control all five statewide offices in virginia for the first time since 1969. but there is going to be a recount, folks. >>> 7. that's the point difference between ohio governor john kasich and his little-known challenger, ed fitzgerald. just a reminder, the incumbent in a bit of trouble. the new quinnipiac poll released today shows fitzgerald inching up in the race ev

private discussion that's the political arena and more my thing but you're the expert on nuclear power rad cast is reporting that we're seeing radiations levels spiking around the country just today they say one hundred is the point at which you the issue an alert you freak out or not freak out you can really seriously consider frederick wisconsin fifty nine counts per minute spiking a seventy for three different cities in arizona chino valley prescott tucson all average in sixty counts per minute east coast has seen a high level state sixty three per minute in charleston north carolina seventy one in salisbury mass and they issued a warning in salisbury saying that you know the background count was seventy one but if you went out into the rain it was at one twenty is this the radiation from fukushima starting to show up in the united states it's really hard to say you know we fully support the idea of independent radiological monitoring put radiation monitors into citizens hands and we're seeing this done across the united states the source oriented on nuclear power plants like seabrook o

well-spoken individuals who have an education, coming from the british background, always eager and rad to do what they're told. or repeatedly learning that that is not the case, but always assuming that. in recent years the stereotype has changed to the deceptive pakistani, or the terrorist-harboring pakistani. the pakistani stereotype of americans is the arrogant american, the ignorant american, and the american who has no understanding of other people's culture or history. >> warner: do you think this dysfunction that you describe is also rootedly in the national characters of each people, each country? >> americans have a tendency to not take other people's history very seriously. in america, when you say, "that's history, "it actually means that's irrelevant. pakistan, on the other hand, has spent a lot of time and energy trying to create a narrative of history that justifies the existence pause the existence is often questioned by other nations. >> warner: do you think pakistanis are suspicious of the rest of the world? >> i think pakistanis are pakise suspicious of the rest of th

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, madeleine albright great i am listing her team,t of the usip which includes steve hadley, jeremy rads kristin lord, our executive vice president. i would like to recognize a couple of special state ambassadorguest, jones, the assistant secretary of state for near east affairs, the u.s. ambassador to iraq, and the deputy assistant secretary of state for iraqi and iran. if you would come forward, i would like to recognize bill taylor who is our vice president for the middle east and africa and lead to our efforts in success, andaq's then a great asset to the institute, two united states, to the world. she has done a perfect amount of work where iraq is concerned. andhas published a book, an important part of the institute and has let ari -- work.s led for years our she was big about the u.s. institute's work in iraq. >> thank you for such a warm introduction. i would like to welcome his excellency prime minister malki, his accompanying delegation, and our guests. usip has been working in iraq since 2003. we have shared its high moments as well as its difficult ones. we work hard with ou

. >> and the one that we're close to e rad dating.nt i have, is 126 cases in the whole world. >> so close. we were speaking several years ago. you were close then, as well. the last few are always the hardest. >> well, south sudan has been at war for a long time. that's where there's many cases. we had an 80% reduction this year compared to last year in sudan. >> and making major progress with blindness. >> pfizer deals with glaucoma. they give us a free antibiotic. and we treat people with one dose every year. and now, we've treated more than 20 million people every year. thanks to pfizer, in order to get rid of this disease, as well. >> you think of zythromax, our kids take it all the time. it's readily available. but hard to get to these areas. >> well, it's the most poverty-stricken people in the world. and lions clubs help us pay for getting the medicines there. we know how to do away with it, as well. and this is on a target to be eradicated from the face of the earth, in the next few years. >> you've also been outspoken with th

. >>> the new meters planned to go in would replace the coin- out rad meters with credit card friendly supervisors are concerned about a clause in the contract to buy the new meters that would let transit officials by an extra 10,000 meters. the question is where would those extra meters go. there have been protests in neighborhoods against new mighter installations. >>> it could cost more to go across the golden gate bridge real soon. today, the bridge district will outline some of the options they are considering. that includes toll hikes and a time line for putting them in place. there are indications most board members favary $1 toll increase. it's not clear if they will call for a public comment period in this issue. >>> it's ticket tuesday. today one lucky vur will win -- viewer will win a pair of tickets to wine tasting in napa valley. the event includes tasting the wine from 25 different wine takers. you will share dinner with with one of the makers -- with one of the makers. to enter go to ktvu.com tonight before midnight at put in the secret word "cork." i'm sure that's only

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rad del said he will donate his salary to charity while he undergoes treatment. >> which retailers are looking at conditions overseas in their factories. >> u.s. counter terrorism efforts, the founder of black water security tells us his side of the stair and who he calls the unsung heroes in the war on terror. >> the affordable care act changing the workforce. >> good morning within welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. we're going to talk about changes in the workforce and how they affect mill len yells, but first let's check what temperatures you'll ever around the nation today. >> definitely they have been going down. we've warned you about this, but already seeing single digits in billings. denver has the biggest chance of temperature whiplash, yesterday morning, right now 15 degrees, newt including the sub zero wind chill. yesterday we were in the 40's at this hour, 60's for the day and this is what we're stuck with this morning. in houston at 71, yes, the warming temperature of 71 going ha ha, by the time we get to the weekend, overnight low temperatures in the 40'

>> a lot of my cam rads, men and women are from various backgrounds.ad of different economic backgrounds of the individuals that join the service. >> you not only fought, you went back to afghanistan for humanitarian reasons. why? >> well, i didn't go back to afghanistan for humanitarian reasons. we saw and witnessed the good the afghan military is doing for the men and women and children and livestock. >> i want to show you the field right now. describe what you're seeing. that's you, much different now. does that take you back to being there and can you ever forget what happened there? >> i don't think i'd ever want to forget. i think it was a humbling experience. i think i brought a lot of positive things to the table for the afghan people. the group of gentleman that i fought with, marines and army, with did a lot of good in the area in which we served over there. >> i do want to show this other picture. this is you and children in afghanistan. you were talking about the humanitarian side of what you did there. a lot of people focus oh so much on t

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