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. >> the hot spot is in saab back -- in san pablo, you can see traffic is backing. all the way, almost, to highway four, you have a backup beyond seminole valley so expect major delays. the richmond parkway around san pablo is the best way to get around this scene but that looks like it is backing up. the bay bridge, metering lights are on and we have reports of a stall on the incline so expect delays for that commute be as well. eric and kristen? >> it is 6:11. new this morning, a kangaroo led police on a high hopping chase in australia. this happened at the melbourne airport. you can see the officers trying to track the kangaroo down to keep it safe. the three-year-old kangaroo dodged police and cars if two hours before it was cornered by officers. the wildlife worker tranquilized the worker and it appears the an ma'am -- animal damaged the toe nails from hopping on the credit. >> does this work with kangaroo kangaroos? >> ahead, getting your financial house in order for the new year. consumer reports is ahead with the mistakes to avoid. >> coming up first, an abc

sweden had a car company that went bankrupt, saab. but because of the social safety net and extensive retraining programs, they let saab go bankrupt. they let the market take its course. which is more capitalist? the country with a safety net that could allow the market to do its thing or the country without one that couldn't afford to let the market do its thing? >> host: and finally, let's go back to the title, "power, inc.." is this a how-to? >> guest: well, i suppose you could read it that way, but i think it's more a cautionary tale. i think it's a story about how the growth of the power of private actors has expanded dramatically not just over the past decade, but over the past thousand years, that it's a historical trend just like the evolution of democracy is and globalization is a historical trend. and we need to understand it that way if we're going o counterbalance -- if we're going to counterbalance it. >> host: the first call for david rothkopf comes from carmen in ft. lauderdale, florida. good afternoon, you're on booktv

. >> saab hab has nor -- bigad shaban has more. >> reporter: barbara walters is in a new york hospitaleing treated for chicken pox. she never had the disease as a child and has been told to rest. she spent last week in a washington, d.c. hospital after falling and hitting her head at a preinaugural party. los angeles county sheriff's are investigating whether grammy nominated singer chris brown assaulted fellow nominee frank ocean over a parking space. ocean wrote on his twitter account that brown and several other guys attacked him in a recording studio parking lot. brown is on probation for assaulting singing superstar rihanna on the eve of the 2009 grammys. ocean is scheduled to perform here when the grammys are held on february 10. he's up for six awards, including album of the year. >> i feel like one of those bright young people they write about in the newspaper. >> reporter: there's big news for fans. on the heels of winning a screen actors guild award, the entire third season of the popular british series is coming out on dvd today. most of season three has not yet aired in the

only the saabs have been indicted and convicted and where are. our nato allies largely when either not being indicted or how we don't know are they really in there which is where the fact that someone is acquitted is not an example of the failure of impartial justice in fact in many ways is an example of the success of impartial justice because what that indicates is simply that the prosecutor failed to make his or her case beyond a reasonable doubt at the i.c.c. we have already seen the same thing happening where gaddafi was indicted arrest warrants issued there's been no investigation into the crimes committed by gaddafi is adversary there's been no investigation into the murder in captivity of gaddafi and there's been no investigation of the war crimes committed by nato. we believe. israel is increasingly under fire for its settlements plan with the latest wave of international criticism sparked by the forceful eviction of a palestinian protest camp dozens of on to sacramento. braided the site despite an earlier cooder preventing the governmen

i , hussein obama do saab -- do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states, so help me god. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> thank you very much. [applause] i did it. thank you, everybody. >> a look now at the people gathered at the martin luther king jr. memorial in washington d.c. where a group is gathered singing gospel music and music from the civil rights era. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bu♪ >> taking a look of singers gathered here at the mlk memorial. tomorrow is mlk day and the inauguration of barack obama's second term. we will have the parade and inauguration, our live coverage starts at 7:00 a.m. eastern. and now to the family's lunch breakfast. some of them spoke at the event, including senator elisabeth warren and a senator tammy baldwin. nancy pelosi also addressed the gathering. the 113th congress consist of a record 120 women serving in the house and senate. [applause] >> it good morning, everyone. thank you very much. good morning,

meant to be a bit of fun but ended in a fatality a giant inflated rubber ball commonly known as a saab hearing to thrill seekers has rolled out of control and plunged off a cliff at a ski resort in southern russia one of the men died the other was severely injured the tragedy was caught on camera. all right come on come on. how much is it turned allas where will it go in a minute cool isn't it let's do it now. you can see the plastic zor ball here which has gone horribly off track from where we just saw it before some people try to stop it or try to put it against some rocks to stop it but it careers on it goes in the end one point five kilometers starting off over the edge of this mountain you can see this on this amateur video which gets a bit shaky now inside a russian father of two and his friends all the others watching the french can see careering down this mountainside it plunged off cliffs and then onto a frozen lake where it came to rest. inside both of them fired around like pinballs one had a broken neck and died on the way to hospital the other escaped with just injuries i

. >> reporter: so ander saab, this situation continues hour by hour. we saw a new group of investigators who came in, continued to relieve each other. just to make sure everyone is here in place to watch this situation 24 hours as this continues. >> byron, you say the critical component here is that this alleged gunman apparently didn't know the boy that he allegedly abducted. why is that so important? >> reporter: it is key, because if an individual is known previously, there is a much higher potential exposure to violence. here, it would appear that this individual boy was taken in a classic hostage sense as leverage. >> what about the people who and law enforcement that are on the scene? >> patience. >> patience. >> patience and the opportunity for the negotiation team to develop a rapport and trust trust with the individual that has taken the hostage and that only comes with time. >> mark, i know jim lee dykes was not on their radar. you were talking about people involved in the investigation. what are they telling you tonight? >> well, they told u

they led their list with health secretary kathleen saab sebelius.wn on the lack of diversity in the cabinet. >> the u.n. ambassador, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations is susan rice. and again, i could go through the list. this president has made two appointments to the supreme court. both of them women. and i think that his commitment to -- >> do you think it's unfair? >> rosa brooks has written about this. it's called no girls allowed, and why the obama administration needs hormone therapy. rosa brooks is a national security law professor at georgetown. she spent two years working for michelle flournoy at the pentagon. great to see you. thanks for your time. >> glad to be here, rachel. >> in terms of the raw numbers, the obama administration is roughly equivalent to the clinton administration in terms of female appointees. it is doing better than the bush administration. but you feel like they're worthy of some criticism on this subject? >> oh, i hold president obama to a pretty high standard. i would like to think after the eight years of

the fall of the saab was thought to be imminent a year-ago, and clearly now he is using his air force for nothing more than the slaughter and massacre of his own people. the united states ought to be finding a way to other disarm or deflect or somehow diminish the power, and we are going to be grappling with those kinds of issues. >> the point that you raised, the diplomatic strategy of pulling together and recognizing and effective opposition council was a vital contribution to moving this forward. but i join my colleagues and saying, i also believe we have to then give that syrian opposition council legitimacy but delivering direction in military assistance. where we might differ is on exactly the tactics, the means, weapons, timing. frankly, all of us see that the fighters are gaining more and more ground, more and more visibility and credibility in the ongoing fight against assad and the united states has a shrinking window to make a real difference on the ground in the fight for freedom in syria and in the fight to sustain and stabilize our vital region. >> we will said. [inaudib