has carried out air strikes in support of afghan reenforcements around sangen. government forces arrived on wednesday after the taliban took most of the district. let's get the latest from kais azimi who is in helmand province close to the fighting. joins us close to that area.

has carried out air strikes in support of afghan reenforcements around sangen. government forces arrived on wednesday after the taliban took most of the district. let's get the latest from kais azimi who is in helmand province close to the fighting. joins us close to that area. now are reenforcements there for the afghan forces but really is it too little, too late? >> well, fauziah, we are hearing from locals in sangen that there is heavy fighting going on in a very small bazaar that sangen has. we are talking about 2,000 meters bazaar, that heavy fighting going on, afghan special forces are deployed at the location and they are struggling to get control from this little bazaar from taliban. the civilians are the ones that tell us they are suffering, still they cannot afford to get out and one civilian are telling us he is a member of sangen council, he told us that at least 20 civilians that since last night that the fighting has started. this fighting is very complicated for the area is so small, basically, the two sides are fating each other face to face. --

a message to turkey, russia reenforces its military base in armenia and sends cruise missiles to the mediterranean. donald trump calls muslims be ban from entering the united states, leading republicans say he is unhinged, bigoted and fascist. >>> the champion league need a win to go ahead and we will look ahead at all of tuesday's ties. ♪ over 100 delegates from more than 20 different syrian rebel groups and political factions are meeting in the saudi capitol and their task is to agree a common position they can then take to talks with the regime and they are meeting as russia attacks them from the skies and the west's focus turns to i.s.i.l. and we turn to the challenges facing the summit. >> reporter: they fought together on the front lines with the offensive and allies and apart from that the political and armed opposition lack a unified command and have different visions for the future of syria and need to come together as international peace efforts gain momentum and have a gathering to unite the opposition ahead of possible talks with the syrian government. world and regional

america was not a frontier society yet the stories of davey crockette and the stallone movies, that reenforce. that a lone person with a gun changes the system, that is a cultural myth that doesn't exist any where else in the world. the other thing, if you loob at the places of high level violence, they are places in the deep south where the slavery was part of that system. the legacy of slave any terms of violence in the united states is still there. >> do we know you can draw a line somehow, from somebody's imagination to the actual act of pointing a weapon at somebody, is there a line going from gary cooper at high noon to someone in the alley in detroit? >> obvious, there is not a line. the most interesting evidence of that is violent video games netherlands and japan have the highest use of the violent games. the availability of the games is a unique factor. when we talk about terrorism, what i find fascinating you call it terrorism and people are willing to take off the shoes at airports and intruism into your our life. we have constructed the debates in a way they are not really reflec

now, let's go onto reenforcing our first and second argument. now, unable to make any meaningful policy advancements because that person's voice would be drowned out. but i'd like to point something out. being silenced does not mean you don't make any decisions. it simply means you think before you speak, you think before you act and you think before you leap. this reinforces what president coolidge himself said. don't hurry to legislate. give administration a chance to catch up with legislation. that is the feel that a gop hopeful today needs. especially when a party is so divided. but the second argument that we braught up is the economy. grant it, both cut tax rates and there's a reason for that. it works in fwroeing the economy. reagan's spending wasn't as wide as coolidge. reagan tripled the gross federal date from $900 billion to $2.7 trillion. during his two terms in office. it took 31 years to accomplish, yet, reagan did it in eight. yes, we agree spending can grow the economy. and we agree that president reagan had to deal with presiden

taken, russia is increasingly getting itself bogged down and it has to bring in considerable reenforcements. they have 30 fighters, they've now brought in 25 supersonic bombers that can stand way off the coast way off syria and deliver their missiles. you've got iran submarine poised off the coast. and moving into two unused air bases in syria to try and project their military strength in syria. talking to politicians, political leaders, they say russia is at no danger of being overextended at the moment but there doesn't seem any thought out exit strategy. >> thank you peter sharp. >>> the ceasefire is expected to begin in yemen, to coincide the peace talks in geneva. it will halt the eight months conflict between are houthi rebels and saudi arabia. zeina khodr has the story. >> have deployed forces along the front lines close to the capital sanaa. that's where houthi rebels and their allies remain in power. the troop deployments in mareb province appear to be an attempt to make concessions at the talks in switzerland. people are not hopeful that had he will give up power without a fight.

are they getting reenforcements and backup from international forces? >> well, afghan senior security officials are giving assurances that the situation will be well handled. but a civil society held in helmand told us the situation in helmand was very alarming and concerning for them. he said the weakness in the local management and leadership is the reason for insecurity in helmand and he says if serious attention is not paid to helmand the rest of the two stable districts such as nawa and gawan could face serious pressure in the future. >> thank you for the update. syria and china have agreed with principles needed nor peace there, government and opposition figures have been hosted there before. u.n. security council endorsed the resolution for peace. china and russia have previously vetoed resolutions for syria. >> syria ready for the syrian dialogue in geneva without any foreign interference. and our delegation will be ready, as soon as we receive a list of the opposition delegation. >> translator: we should stick to a peaceful resolution of the sy

people killed as the tribal sunni fighters and another convoy which was supposed to bring in reenforcements are in the front lines in ramadi and that was hit. there were two suicide bombings in the east of ramadi. now, the explosions, one of the most significant attacks that we are hearing of is in the western part. there have been clashes and the i.s.i.l. fighters, after the attack can of the front lines they have taken positions and they have taken over in the area called tami nrveaminshada. this houses iraqi troops but as a forward operating base to try and take ramadi. bearing in mind that ramadi is one of those place where last week we heard iraqi forces made a lot of advance he and it was commendation from all over that after months of fighting they have taken it over but looks like i.s.i.l. is still there and they are still carrying out massive attacks. >> osama ben javad live for us in erbil. thanks for that. >>> now u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in russia for talks with his russian counterpart at the start of the meeting with sergey lavrov carey took time to speak out again

> well, what we are hearing from afghan security officials here in helman they are telling us reenforcementsroads just reached the district just less than 24 hours ago afghan security officials and afghan security officials deployed special forces to the district. we are hearing from residents that heavy fighting is still going on in a small bizarre and telling us they now have the control of police at the water building and the district at the water building but we are talking about the fighting is in a very small area. it's about two to three thousand square meters so we are hearing that the face-to-face fighting heavy is going on and still there and we are getting complaints now, we are getting phone calls from the residents civilians who could not afford to leave the area during this fighting and they are complaining of heavy use of artillery and bombardment is the ones who are suffering and a number offensive yanukovich casualties at least 20 if confirmed by afghan officials and 20 civilians were killed in the past 24 hours. but taliban are very active not only in here but the entire pr

the whole reenforcement is aimed at the security side of things. how will that play out? as i said there are not operation where i am for example and it will take a lot of time and when you just think about the sheer number of refugees crossing over a million people most of them have gone through probably with some initial registration but not security checks so it's a big, big amount i would say and also that process will not stem, help stem the flow of refugees, it will only help speed the registration process for the refugees to continue their journey to northern parts of europe. >> reporting live from the greece-macedonia border, omar, thank you. united states is facing growing anger over new restrictions for people trying to enter the country. it is prohibiting visa travel for anyone who has visited or is a citizen of so called high risk countries including syria and iran and passed by congress last week after the shooting in california and tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: since pakistani woman alleged to have pledged allegiance to aisle joined her husband in killi

the field command decided to reenforce the rescue work with machinery.. >> damaged, compacted, testament to poor materials used in their construction. the mud spill is covering a vast area. equal in size to 14 football fields. >> an area of around 380,000 square meters has been covered by the mudslide disaster. the thickness of the mud and debris ranges from between a few meters and tens of meters. >> reporter: and many people here know where that mud came from. a vast tip in a local quarry. waste from construction sites had been dumped here for years. according to chinese media reports it was at least 100 meters high and apparently legal illegal. this was china's latest man made disaster. it's only four months since a huge explosion at a storage area for dangerous chemicals in the northeast city of tiengen. they were kept in a warehouse just a few hundred meters from a residential area. now investigators must find if any laws were broken here as well. adrian brown, al jazeera, beijing. >> russia says it's unable to retrieve enough information from the black box of the military jet shut

next week reenforcing pushof cooler air monday night into tuesday so lows in the 20s highs in the 40s tuesday and wednesday. small chance of a shower thursday as low pressure develops to the east and in the mountains close to 50 for the next few days. a lot of clouds tomorrow but lows into the 20s. keeping 40s going monday and tuesday. we will get slightly warmer towards the weekend a small chance of a shower by thursday but high and dry. >> thank you dan. next on 7 news a local chef celebrating the new year with a brand new cook book. coming up how francine is >>> local celebrity chef.. francine bryson is celebrating a new cook book.. this new year's eve.. it's called "country cooking from a redneck kitchen".. this is her second cookbook. the pickens county native.. got her fame... >>> local celebrity chef fran ons leatg neco bcoongroa d ck andthis is her second cook book. she got her fame on the cbs show american baking competition in the summer of 2013. she tells us the book makes of those old time recipes that everybody takes all day to cook and condensed them into modern day gree

. >> reporter: the commander in chief reenforced his strategy to defeat isis and confront the growing terror threat here at home. the president called the terrorist group a bunch of thugs and killers who want to exploit our differences to breed late. >> we cannot turn against one another -- hate. >> we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war against america and islam. that, too, is a war that isil wants. >> reporter: president obama called on legislation to ban assault rifles like the ones used in california. >> congress should make sure that no one on a no fly list is able to buy a gun. what could possibly be the argument for allowing a terror suspect to buy a semiautomatic weapon? >> reporter: critics have blasted the president for underestimating the threat from extremist groups. >> i fear he may have made things worse. >> reporter: president obama said the u.s. military will continue to hunt down terrorist plotters anywhere it is necessary. craig boswell, the white house. >> farook's father told an italian newspaper ha his son supported isis ideol

the another reenforcing shot of cold air, monday's high just 39 degrees, and we will get overnight lows of 39 degrees. it will be a shock to the system. >> we are getting the >>> don joins us with more on the fall out of chip kelly. >> we have her from the owner, it is time to hear from the guys who play the game. from good to great eagles owner jeffery lurie knew making that would be risky and they have fail and they have fired head coach chip kelly. so what are the the players saying? leslie van arsdal joins us from the novacare complex with the 411. leslie. >> hi there, don. as you might imagine there is uncertainty in the the locker room right now especially from quarterback sam bradford who is expected to be a free agent. he says he was blown away by the news. >> i didn't see it coming. >> reporter: eagles quarterback sam bradford said owner jeffery lurie never consulted him before the news broke that chip kelly was relieved of his duty. >> i had a great relationship with chip. he gave meehan opportunity, after being injured for two years, and i'll be forever grateful for that. >>

pro-government trying to fend off houthi fighters from entering and reports that houthis about to receive reenforcementsby towns and for now a blockade means nothing can get in and strangle hold meant to force houthis out but also affecting this normally bustling hospital. doctors say they have run out of some essential supplies and can't treat any more patients. a similar scene placed hundreds of kilometers to the south in the hospital in the port city of aiden. mother most departments can no longer function but the ward of kidney patients was spared from the bombs and something he is thankful for. >> translator: when the war started it was impossible to go to the hospital. it would be considered a miracle if you managed to get in. >> reporter: with aiden now back under government control the race is on to rebuild the hospital and resume much needed services. >> translator: a lot of people come to the hospital. we have all types of military and civilian cases. some injured military fighters from thai also receive treatment here. we work with what we have. >> reporter: it's been more than a year since t

. ♪ you're watching al jazeera and coming up, in the next half hour a message to turkey, russia reenforces military base in armenia and sends cruise missiles to the mediterranean. >> we have no choice. >> reporter: donald trump calls for muslims from entering the united states and rivals say he is unhinged, bigoted and fascist and feeding antibiotics to animals could be putting humans at risk. ♪ over 100 delegates from more than 20 different syrian rebel groups and political factions are meeting in the saudi capitol and their task is to agree to a position they can take to talks with the regime and their meeting as russia attacks from the skies as the west focus turns to i.s.i.l. and we report from the challenges facing the summit. >> reporter: they have fought together on the front lines when faced with offensive from the government and allies and apart from that political and armed opposition lack a unified command and have different visions for the future of syria and need to come together as international peace efforts gain momentum and saudi arabia is hosting a gathering to unite the

arena by counter attack and attacking deliberate attacks and targeted against convoys bringing in reenforcemente front lines by various tribal leaders as well as iraqi security forces. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in talks with russian counterpart at the start of the meeting with sergei fedorov and kerry took the opportunity to speak out against the islamic state of iraq and the levante. >> on i.s.i.l. or da'esh, russia and the united states agree that this is a threat to everybody, to every country, that there is no negotiation, these are the worst of terrorists, they attack culture and history and all decency and they leave no choice but for civilized nations to stand together and to fight and push back and destroy them. >> reporter: three astronauts have begun their flight to the international space station the trio just lifted off in the space craft from kazakhstan. the crew is made up of a britain and american and a russian who will spend six months in space. always dramatic isn't it and during that time they will carry out maintenance work and scientific experiments and rory

. >> anyone that trained a dog knows about the power of positive reenforcement. >> you might not realize that works on other animals and can keep them safe and stress free. >> that is right. biologists at california academy of sciences show how it's done. when you think animal training you might not think sharks or lizards but they're among the star students at the california academy of sciences learning behavior that protects animals and keepers. >> we've been able to adapt what we've done for large mammals and utilize those techniques. >> there is a wide variety of creatures and takes constant monitoring. some teams that means restraining animals but now, biologists are using a training program to minimize that. with the zebra shark, it's wanting to come to the biologist. every time it touches a target he gets food. he's learned to eat gently out of pam's hand. >> he kind of sucks it in. >> now, she's getting the shark used to being touched. it allows her to examine him. >> she's able to get close and see without having to catch him. >> these sting rays are getting the same type of tra

. >> anyone that trained a dog knows about the power of positive reenforcement. >> you might not realize that works on other animals and can keep them safe and stress free. >> that is right. biologists at california academy of sciences show how it's done. when you think animal training you might not think sharks or lizards but they're among the star students at the california academy of sciences learning behavior that protects animals and keepers. >> we've been able to adapt what we've done for large mammals and utilize those techniques. >> there is a wide variety of creatures and takes constant monitoring. some teams that means restraining animals but now, biologists are using a training program to minimize that. with the zebra shark, it's wanting to come to the biologist. every time it touches a target he gets food. he's learned to eat gently out of pam's hand. >> he kind of sucks it in. >> now, she's getting the shark used to being touched. it allows her to examine him. >> she's able to get close and see without having to catch him. >> these sting rays are getting the same type of tra

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evacuate the men and reenforce with more marines and more air planes. >> on 14, december, the pacificander dispatched a force from hawaii. while the convoy was in route admiral kimmel was fired and successor had second thoughts about the operation, he was thinking what if the japanese arrive, does he want to go down as the man who lost the rest of the navy or does he want to be the man who saved wake island. he thought i can't be a commander who loses the rest of the fleet. well he ended up deciding i better save the navy. that was more valuable for the rest of the war effort to keep these ships afloat than to keep wake island. >> if they came that would be good, if not, then they did the best they could. >> a lot of guys were upset about them not coming. >> the men say we hold no ill-will towards anyone it was the deck of cards we were dealt. we're marines. >> the men were isolated and desperate and the japanese attack were intensifying. >> we were being bombed day and night. they must have ordered to take this place regardless of the price. >> and they came in on the 23rd with a con

the french government condemned the latest attack and sent police reenforcements to other religious insertion. mass killings in paris in november which has resulted in heightened security measures across the country. about 120,000 french police and soldiers were mobilized over the holiday period. but france's muslims are also facing backlash in the wake of the attacks. in cors ca corsica, far right dl in the recent elections. in this climate of suspicion, a feeling of fellowship. en soab yasonia gallego, al jaz. >>> latest in a series of attacks sierl ha. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility for. >> more to come for you on the al jazeera newshour, france's prime minister has called it a desecration. we'll bring you the details of a mox mosque attack in corsica. plus. if latest from serbia after a massive corruption crack down. pakistan duo, team maik mate seeking redemption. is. >> following a wave violence. al jazeera's tanya page in bangui. >> leader of a christian vigilante group is releasing 18 child sociologist engineers. they have seen things something a child should have no part of. mos

and to be here in their reenforce is why i ran for congress in mind the people of arkansas elected me because once again i feel like the chief apologist for the intrusive big brother big government solution. we have had hearings in this room on the target breach, retailers and bankers testify about blood reaches end bills moving in the energy and commerce committee settled make the assumption. >> and those are good efforts and the committee is making a fax with a loss to journal was quite clear in the native back to read and that has gone in the world record in the most recent effort. to understand the of market that it regulates. for the individual firms to deal with the market's to collect 87% of the credit-card market. 95% of all credit card accounts. is there any justification which you can just do a survey for a small sample for any analysis? >> in the "road to serfdom" high-tech made the argument in the centralized planners have a a fact based approach to have ideologies it is very funny in essence imagines you have president cruz or president trompe with that collection agency

importance, but also we would hope that some point it is determinate in the result when you get reenforcementsthe house. congressman, great to see you, thanks so much. >> you bet, lou, take care. lou: congressman jim jordan. be sure to vote in tonight's poll. the question is -- is it in your interest and the nation? love to hear from you on this. cast your vote on loudobbs.com. and follow me on twitter -- we're going crazy on instagram, i was told. in a good way. lou dobbs tonight. >>> a minnesota mom may want to look at joining the wnba or the circus. check this out. she had the chance. look at this shot! she missed! no, she didn't! she made it! and she cut her daughter's middle school tuition in half. all she had to do is sink a half-court shot. airball, but not so quick! instantly it was all net, baby. the crowd went wild, celebrated her impressive, very lucky shot. and by the way, the reason she was taking, it she raised more money for the school than any other mom. how about that? congratulations. >>> the dumb, the dysfunctional, i won't tell you who i'm talking about. >>> and tell you ab

. >> using the tweets to reenforce him. you're not trying to change his behavior.'re trying to make sure the viewers and voters know the truth, is that true? >> that's right. fact checks are not written to change politicians behavior. fact checks are intended to inform voters. they can do with that information what they wish. in the case of trump, it's actually not that great fun fact checking him. >> no? >> a good fact check is like a mystery story where you spend a lot of time to try to unravel how the politician had concocted this particular statistic in way that was misleading. with trump, the statements he makes are so absurd that you can instantly find out why it's wrong and how it's wrong. it's not that interesting, frankly. >> i'm surprised to hear you say that. thank you for joining us this morning. good to see you. >> you're welcome. >>> up next, surprising words for the press about covering trump. stay tuned. if yand you're talking toevere rheumyour rheumatologiste me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and prot

seems dial it down a bit and rebuild and reestablish relationships with the russia it wants to reenforcingall he made while he was in paris to reestablish military lines of communications with russia to avoid this happening again and says let's open diplomatic channels to reestablish relations. also turkey's president erdogan had an hour long meeting this morning with barack obama and in that meeting, excuse me, obama said he supported turkey's right to defend itself and said in the meeting he and erdogan discussed with turkey how turkey and russia could work together he said to deescalate tensions but at the moment what russia is asking for is apology from turkey and we know turkey is not going to apologize for shooting down the russian jet and said it was doing its job and not going to apologize for doing its job and russia said it's going to go ahead with sanctions in retaliation against turkey. >> highly unlikely russia will back down and do you think turkey ultimately will be forced to do so? >> well, i think the statements that have been coming out of the presence from erdogan have b

applied and is fighting face-to-face from very close distance taliban and we are hearing that afghan reenforcementveling yesterday and they arrived there and now afghan security forces are saying that they are in a better position but taliban are saying also that they are there and they are going to continue to fight. the residents complaining about use of bombardment and artillery from both sides and heavy fighting continuing. >> what is the u.s. doing to help push back the taliban? >> well, u.s. is playing a very significant role now in this fight because without the u.s. air support it will be a very difficult fight for afghan security forces to win. i talked with a couple of high government officials here in helman and they said without the u.s. air support it was impossible to push taliban back and now that they are benefitting from the u.s. air support they are saying they have an upper hand in taliban. now remember in this part of the country logistic supply for the forces is very extremely difficult because the remote part and also from here last year they got 70 kilometers to sangi and it

then we have a reenforcing blast of cool air, you can see weekend is chilly, here's january 1st we're still in the blue here but watch this cold coming down next week. monday coldest day we have had in a long time, and then it does get milder, toward second part of the next week but next weekend as we look far in the future another blast of cold waits in the wings. we are stepping it down slowly here 51 tomorrow. forty-four on friday. weekend is seasonal low to mid 40's. then another shot of cold air monday's high out of the 30's and then while we gradually warm up next week it looks like quiet weather with sunshine returning tomorrow and sticking with us right through next wednesday. new back to you ukee and jessica. >>> holiday season can be a stressful time as people struggle with the social, emotional and financial expectations placed upon them. many are turning to on line therapy for help. while some say therapy web sites and tech services provide real relife, not all those services are the same. >> will you go back. >> i actually signed up, so i have to go back. >> reporter: thi

attacks and attacking not just forces but deliberate attacks targeted against convoys bringing in reenforcementse front lines and various tribal leaders as well as various security forces. >> coalition strikes with ramadi as well, haven't there? >> absolutely. so while these attacks are taking place we are also getting reports of coalition air strikes against i.s.i.l. targets and looks like the strategy i was speaking to military analysts and say the strategy by i.s.i.l. has been to dispurse itself to carry out hit-and-run so to speak with intelligence about specific convoys, where the troop movements are and where it would attack. this attack, the series of these attacks at one place is significant, just east of ramadi which is close to a military base the iraqi security forces is used by american training forces and they are still putting up a fight and making it hard for iraqi forces who have for moves trying to take ramadi and the i.s.i.l. fighters took over ramadi in may and have been entrenched in urban centers ever since. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in russia for talks with

all he did was reenforce his base which he has to share with donald trump.think that trump and cruz are remaking the republican party, he probably did well. he appealed to the anti-immigration and the neo isolationist stuff. is that going to work all the way through? i think when you get down to trump or cruz against probably rubio but maybe christi, that's when you're going really going to have the contest. is the party reallygoing to go hard line. i think they're not. i think the rubio people, even though i think they fought to a draw last night, i think they felt like they got a lot of good material. >> you don't want to see rubio get to that nomination. >> he's in between a rock and a hard place. on immigration reform that will play well in the general election. he's run away from it because he's got to do well in iowa, south carolina and march first in the primary. now he's got ted cruz going after him on it. any time in a debate when ted cruz can engage marco rubio in a conversation on comprehensive emigration reform, ted cruz wins. >> you wrote a toug

muslim current federation and an serb republic and the deal brought peace but at the same time reenforceddivisions and david is our correspondent in serevio and you were there 20 years ago and taking stock and seeing how 20 years has affected this region. >> reporter: yes i was here during the surges when the shells were coming down and sniper fire from the serbian from the hills and coming back has been quite a revelation because you see the conflict might be frozen but so too time seems to be frozen here and seems to be no hope for the future and seems to be no progress and the ethnic divides in the country also seem to have been frozen, they are still there, they are still deeply entrenched and talking to the people about their experiences and about their hopes for the futu future. serebio was the econic heart of the brutal conflicts that marked the disintegration of yuglaslovia and the longest recorded in history and sniper fire reigned down on those alike killing more than 11,000 of its people and monday is the 20th anniversary of the signing of the dayton peace accord in paris that

i also want to reenforce what senator murray said. anytime i've heard it brought up. i've spoken with hundreds, probably at this point been in the presence of thousands of veterans over the last 11 months since i've been senator. i have yet to hear a single veteran who's received care from the va say that they want purely a private choice. they want the optimum mix. they want veterans serving veterans. we want the best possible health care. we know we have world class practices out there. so we want to make sure that the people who come to us and say privatize it they almost all have one thing in common. they're not a veteran. and i want to listen to the veterans' voices and make sure we do a better job of providing the best care for them. which it includes choice. it includes non-va and includes it in different proportions based on the state. there are seven states who have one of the highest per capita ratios of veterans per population. i have a state that has more veterans than those states have total people. we all have unique needs, and we need to solve them. but

said with donald trump's latest provocation, every headline, every negative, every fact check only reenforces that he's crusading against the evil media liberal elites. i think this will help him. i don't know how to stop that. >> we have condemnations from lindsey graham, jeb bush, their poll numbers, you add them together, they are a fraction of what donald trump's poll numbers are right now thank you all for joining us. we'll be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." erica hill picks up our coverage now. >>> leading this hour of msnbc live, not the end of the problem, but the beginning of the solution. chicago's mayor makes a promise to the public after the feds launch a probe into the city's police practices. >>> also tonight, chilling new details about the san bernardino shooters and how they were radicalized. the fbi now shifting its investigation in response. >>> breaking news from the 2016 trail. donald trump, never one to hold his tongue. his latest comments have some

it could reenforce their ties and help them to confront china. craig strictland set to resume today. strictland and a friend chase moreland went on a hunting trip.ckly reopened. google is tracking more privacy experts. they are tracking children's data in self targeted ads. more than half laptops or tablets bought by u.s. public schools for dradz k through 12 were chrome books. google says it is committed to keeping students information private and secure. a southern california gas company says it has pinpointed the location of a noxious gas leak in los angeles. the fumes captured by an infrared camera forced thousands of people from their homes in the neighborhood. the company says it could be months before the leak is plugged. we see the toll on families. >> reporter: an underground well in the hills of porter ranch is leaking. this infrared camera shows methane gas billowing into the air. it was shot by the environmental defence fund. a law firm representing several homeowners filing suits against southern california's gas utility company shar

it could reenforce their ties and help them to confront china. the search for country music craig strictland set to resume today. strictland and a friend chase moreland went on a hunting trip. moreland's body was found yesterday after police found their capsized boat. severe winter weather hit the area over the weekend. >> the houston chronicle reports a hoverboard that forced police to evacuate a houston area shopping mall. witnesses say the board was still in its box, but it caught on fire inside a kiosk at the with smoke t. fire was extinguished. the mall quickly reopened. google is tracking more privacy experts. they are tracking children's data in self targeted ads. more than half laptops or tablets bought by u.s. public schools for dradz k through 12 were chrome books. they run on google software. google says it is committed to keeping students information private and secure. a southern california gas company says it has pinpointed the location of a noxious gas leak in los angeles. the fumes captured by an infrared camera forced thousands o

now -- as you and i were speaking earlier, we could see it where we get reenforcing the severe weather continued to create play dlais at was a lot of delay this is not the way you want to start the day. now we're up to 1,400 delays and cancellations combined did -- and dallas yesterday and through the weekend. one of the wanna-be travel. >> as i was pulling up in taxi right up up the terminal, i got a phone call, 1-800. didn't want toans the phone. i knew what it was going to be. it was an automated flight telling me my flight was cancelled. >> to when sp. >> tomorrow morning at 8:30 p.m., starting a new job down there, beginning of the year. all my furniture is getting delivered this afternoon. p spchl and then i'm going over to root for my team, the clemson tigers. >> if you can get there. >> people are trying to get to where they're going, trying to keep a good attitude around here but difficult and frustrating day for a lot. >> the police charged in the death of 17-year-old la kwan mcdonald will be in fourth in the next hour. it will be his second court appearance since he was free

but the central government says it is moving resources into the area and more reenforcements as theyntinue their battle with the taliban. in seoul, alexander fields, cnn. >> after nearly four decades, americans who are taken hostage at the u.n. embassy in iran will be compensated for their ordeal. this is how they were welcomed back in 1981. the image you see there. the u.s. congress just passed a budget bill that will repay each of the 53 hostages or their famili families. >> reporter: iranian hostages will get $4.4 million each. that's $10,000 per day when the iranians stormed the embassy in 1989. this doesn't only impact these hostages. it also impacts other victims of victims of the u.s. embassy - bombings back in 1998. it includes those marines who were killed in beirut in the bombing of barracks there back in 1983 some this is really wide reaching and goes back many decades to give the victims, but to give the families also some sort of compensation, because they haven't been able to get anything up to this point so it's really crucial to these people to in some ways be made wh