the tea s.a. is reevaluating its said itafter reports might be useless. there is no real way of knowing it work. say in a terminal, dogs have too much sensory input and detect aniably explosive. most of the time, they are hitting stationary object. what these canines do is essentially walk through a a cent andd detect then they start following the scent. this is relatively new in the united states. >> the government accountability found some dogs are not required monthly training. >> investigators are trying to a crashut what caused injured seven people. the early morning accident sent three firefighters to the .ospital have his arm surgically reattached. a firetruck maybe to blame. >> the driver of the tractor- favored driver. we believe he was attempting to turn.a u- were slowing down for the call. >> the fire chief is defending firefighter's actions. men were trying to way and had to to do so but could not, to the rollover. >> d.c.'s chief financial announced plans to step down. right after a major milestone. >> the unexpected announcement in city hall

in 2010, he penned the best selling s.a. "time for out rich," -- essay, "time for outrage." >> this sharp-witted man in his 90's worked to encourage young people. his essay became a surprise global best seller and an inspiration for the global occupy movement. >> when i meet young people who are 20 now, i think they have another 70 years to live. for them, it is clear they have to get involved now to improve this world. >> hessel was speaking from experience. born in berlin, he grew up in paris. during the nazi occupation of france, he joined the french resistance. he was caught, tortured, and deported to a concentration camp where he narrowly escaped execution. after the war, he became a diplomat, helping to write one of the most influential texts of the 20th century, the universal declaration of human rights. he was a steadfast optimist until the end. alabama humans have the strength to overcome anything that is thrown at them. >> stephane hessel dedicated his life to defending the values of democracy. >> recapping our top

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. >> s.a.good morning, washington. >> good morning washington. >> say it louder. >> "good morning washington." >> i love the encouragement. "say it louder." a couple of joggers going by. a beautiful shot of the tidal basin. but what you notice is the water and how much it is moving. >> it is brutal. a 15,000 -- 50 miles an hour now but it could get up to 20-25. that means when joke would be 20, 25 today. -- 15 miles an hour now. doug hill will take us for the week. >> i think i would just do the five and six from home tonight. it is warmer. it is the winter time. we officially be -- meteorological winter tomorrow. the upper 20's north and west and when chills only in the teens. a strong gusty winds. satellite and radar shows high- pressure. images move from the west. the storm from yesterday is out of here. i think there will be one of these days where there is self destruct sunshine. cold unstable air. some clouds will form. windy and cold today. we will stay in the mid to upper 30's but with

. >> inside those trucks were s.a.17's. those were very capable. >> or not.'s keep with the guests. what's going on? can we believe these talks and negotiations? do these secular groups any chance to win this fight against the islamic brotherhood muslim brotherhood, sorry. >> it's hard to tell. i don't care how much the parties control what's on the street however they do sort of broadly represent some of the aims of the protestors that are taking part in the demonstration on the street. i think they have, you know, they have a good hand to play, but it depends on whether or not they can organize form ally and in more of a grassroots way to get people out to vote for them. i think that there is right now a force to concede but there needs to be form and it can't be just a back and forth tit for tat argument. >> there's an argument always thrown out there that lambic aligned governments will not tolerate democratic dissent. is that a fair way to interpret what is going on? >> that is unclear because, you know we haven't seen islam form ally in power particular

what you will have left is teeseven s.a. this time and time again.single payer system where the government i going to take over a lot of the responsibility. gerri: what a nightmare. the people who cannot deliver mail on saturday. you think of want to have my health care in hand? not really. one woman's opinion. all right. thank you. thanks so much for coming in tonight. i was just shocked by the story and i knew you would make sense of it. thank you so much. >> thank you. gerri: now we want to know what you think. here's our question. should companies be forced to cover spouses? log onto gerriwillis.com and vote on the right inside of the street and i will share the results of the end of the show. well, obamacare is helping dig the u.s. deeper into debt. now our monstrous debt, 16 trillion, has people wondering if that is the real reason the u.s. keeps talking tough but won't get tough with china. this is all over the numerous cyber attacks china is accused of waging against u.s. companies and government agencies. a fox news contributor. great to hav

dagen s.a. and the house floor. do have to chart a different path for our children and grandchildren, and want to just release support what reed was saying about the way to influence. i really find inspiration from president lincoln, our first republican president to put it this way. when the conflict of men is designed to be influenced, persuasion, kind -- these are his words -- kind, and assuming persuasion should ever be adopted. i am convinced that this really is the path to go. civility is no weakness and what the labels is really committed to doing is elevating the facts of the matter. only elevate the facts of the matter i really think that that is the key to finding common ground. who have said it is like to circles. you have democrats and republicans. but if you start to move and they stuck to overlap, where they overlap is common ground. it can be found in congress. >> congressman. >> i think it can be found in dealing with our recovery, economic recovery as low as it is in the debt and deficit issues that

the bills were coming in and the unfinished s.a. and the concerns of the abolition of policies field my conviction. it seems a short lead to have the papers reside here. they will compensate with the lack of the papers with my multi-year project. the bat was made. -- the bet was mde ade that i would come to this magnificent building with our family and our colleagues to celebrate with the panel. i bet that i could ask the most accomplished moderator in washington and anywhere to lead it. he has been a force for almost all of his career. six months after graduating from harvard college he found himself working for moynihan in the nixon white house for urban affairs and environmental issues. he returned to washington where he was ronald reagan's deregulation czar. because of his leadership, the most prominent public policy institute in the world, we recognize him as a giant in the industry. i am delighted to introduce them as a moderator of our panel. [applause] >> thank you for your grace, a care, intensity of purpose that has brough

with your tea as a workers' this thing is not reached by friday there will be fewer tea s.a.be on furlough. the line will be the longer. also take off and landings would not happen as quickly as the reason why it will also impact air traffic controllers. they will be forced to have a furlough day to make this work. if they did not reach a deal they lose $85 billion the clock is ticking. we had a chance to talk to travel is this morning. here's one more mistake on the tug-of- war. >> balance a budget or get out of office. balance the budget or get out of office. he promised four years ago if he could not cut in half he would resign. resign keep your word. >> now you can see the line continuing to grow here as at all. we're getting more reaction from the morning. >> will check back and be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues at the the show break. >> for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is colle

benigno overkill, tea s.a., and all this other stuff -- then we go overkill, tsa, and this other stuffit is never going to be right. if somebody is determined enough to go into a school and do what they did, they do not care. they can take care of the armed guard. host: why do you say it does not look right? caller: it looks like a military -- i am in new orleans. there were navy guards after katrina. you'll remember that click when the general came down. it is a very aggressive posture for people who are just going about their business and trying to live their lives. when you look at that as the solution for a person to try to come into a school with armed guards standing at the doors, to me, it is putting lipstick on a pig. you're not getting to the root of the problem. host: john in maryland, an independent scholar. -- caller. caller: i am in favor of teachers and staff to be able to arm themselves. all the studies recently have shown that firearms are the best defense. having been able to defend themselves and the children in their charge, that is your best defense. you are right,