s sarah hoy reports thursday. the headline, past the spokesperson, to the streets. >> thousands of riot police deployed across the capitol. (vo) we put all of our global resources behind every story. >> it is a scene of utter devastation. (vo) and follow it no matter where it leads, all the way to you. al jazeera america. take a new look at news. >>> 600,000 people currently displaced from typhoon hiayan. the estimated death toll right now: more than 2,000 people. the damage, extensive, stretching across a number of islands and 36 provinces. aid groups are rushing to get relief into the most devastated areas. crippled roads and communications are still hindering efforts. the united nations refugee agency has managed to get four staff members and two container trucks into the hard-hit city of tacloban. the united states navy has sent five ships to the region with supplies including fresh water. they have some aircraft in there trying to help distribute aid. >> it's difficult but not impossible for pour countries to recover from natural disasters. restoring communications, rebuildings roa

. >> in the most recent episode of s sarah palin saying something to sell her book.. >> what do you make up pope francis? >> i am trying to follow what his agenda is. i am surprise heed cad he came a couple things in the media. i am not one to trust the media interpretation of somebody's message. having read through media outlets that, he has had some statements that to me sound kind of liberal has take enemy aback. kind of surprised me. but there again, unless i dig deep into what his messaging is and do my home work i will not just trust what i hear in the media. >> joining me last word chaplain, father james martin. father martin, sarah palin thinks the pope is kind of lb rlb -- liberal. >> the pope's agenda is the gospel. neither liberal or conservative. love, compassion, tolerance. >> yeah, yeah, that sounded very liberal. okay, love, compassion, tolerance. tolerance? come on. come on. >> i think there are a lot of conservatives that are loving, compassionate and tolerant. i don't think it is a political situation. i think it is something that people might inter

is it offering a second chance or increasing s sarah hoy reports thursday. >> while you were asleep, news was happening. >> here are the stories we're following. >> find out what happened and what to expect. >> international outrage. >> a day of political posturing. >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. >> tell us exactly what is behind this story. >> from more sources around the world. >> the situation has intensified here at the border. >> start every morning, every day, 5am to 9 eastern with al jazeera america. determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, an

is it offering a second chance or increasing s sarah hoy reports thursday. consider this: the news of the day plus so much more. >> we begin with the government shutdown. >> answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> antonio mora, award winning and hard hitting. >> we've heard you talk about the history of suicide in your family. >> there's no status quo, just the bottom line. >> but, what about buying shares in a professional athlete? >>> 600,000 people currently displaced from typhoon hiayan. the estimated death toll right now: more than 2,000 people. the damage, extensive, stretching across a number of islands and 36 provinces. aid groups are rushing to get relief into the most devastated areas. crippled roads and communications are still hindering efforts. the united nations refugee agency has managed to get four staff members and two container trucks into the hard-hit city of tacloban. the united states navy has sent five ships to the region with supplies including fresh

in this direction, we have the entrance of sarah roosevelt.'s bedroom. bed room is sandwiched between sarah's and her husband's just like in her life she was sandwiched between them. >> a little bit of talk about her mother-in-law. what was sarah roosevelt alike? >> first of all, franklin was i think she was a good mother in terms of loving and kept her eye on him. people felt bad about eleanor having to deal with her. she was very intensely loving and caring. fdr cared the world about her. he was seen sometimes to be happiest when she was around. in fact, she was opposed to their marriage. very much so, she said please, you're going to put he was the family to shame. saying mother i have to marry eleanor. she came along to some degree with the wedding. >> is it a love story? >> yes. i would like to go back and talk bit about eleanor and sarah, if i can for little bit. so much of that is, as doug has referenced, but in little cookie-cutter things. eleanor's mother died when she was six. her mother called her granny. she was so embarrassed by her daughter.

sarah palin.. her official mayoral s-u-v is up for >>> trending now catching fire the second installment of the "hunger game" series opens in theaters tomorrow. sarah palin her official mayoral suv up for auction on ebay with a minimum bid of $10,000. and city officials are hoping palin's role in history will bring out fans willing to pay almost five times the kelley blue book value. >> sylvia brown died. >> outcasts suggests the duo may reunite at cociella 2014. >> black friday stores are rolling out deals. follow us at twitter at #cbssf. >> i saw outcast in concert once. >> surprised [ laughter ] >>> let's talk about the morning commute. it's heating up in the south bay. in san jose and all the surrounding towns even in milpitas we have a new accident coming in. know major delays but the roads are slick causing spinouts. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there was a very early-morning fender-bender before the metering lights and they switched them on early. it's cleared but backed up into the macarthur maze. clears out at berkeley. the san mateo bridge for an alternate, it's a great choice. so

s clayman. red hot rhetoric thanks to appearances by sarah palin and ted cruz. claman's wild rant. lets listen. comment on this, joan. >> a president who bows down to allah. this president is not a president of we the people. i call upon all of you to wage a nonviolent revolution, use sichl disobedience and demand this president leave town. disobedience and demand this president leave town.c disobedience and demand this president leave town.iv disobedience and demand this president leave town.i disobedience and demand this president leave town.l disobedience and demand this president leave town. to put the koran down, get up off his knees and figuratively come up with his hands out. >> my god, that's a hell of a demand, put your hands up, get off your niece, put down the koran and leave town today or else we'll have a nonviolent second american revolution. >> and we've elected the president twice. i love the way i throws in figuratively so we can't say he's inciting violence. of course he is. remember, this is a guy with a confederate flag there. they are outside the home of a blac

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s whites and ethnic minorities choosing to live apart that's according to a new study that warns of comfort zone segregation which could lead to division and hostility between the communities r.t. sarah firth has more on the worrying trend all that warnings that could be drifting towards becoming a color coded society coming from the former head of the equality and human rights commission trevor phillips now mr phillips has been leading some research with think tank demos and the university of london and what they've done is data from between the two thousand and one census and the two thousand and eleven census and what they found is during that time more than one hundred thousand people from ethnic minority groups had moved out of london but instead of moving through areas considered predominantly white have preferred instead to move to so-called mixed areas where there are already established minority groups here in sheffield a local community has hit the headlines over recent weeks the concerns raised over community tensions between the roma population and other ethnic groups in that community but what this research is saying is that this could be a pattern that we see played out

do you have a sarah palin asks different standard on which comments and words are appropriate depending on the target, some conservatives have a different standard depending on who say it s. it is one thing if a conservative said that. i happen to agree with you. but this is small bore and short-term thinking to go aft after alec baldwin. >> i didn't say to fire bashir. >> we are playing their game. in these cases perhaps it is an accident. alec baldwin is angry and frustrated at targets conservatives hate. reporters, harassing stalkers, useless government generations. >> ann coulter, the man is unhinged. >> he has a temper problem. >> a what? >> he has a temper problem. >> to say it mildly. >> wait, wait, wait. let me say one thing. the ugly one is the phone call. i'm sure it makes you happy and it pains him every time. he was exploding over something. there is legitimate anger toward our divorce laws and child custody laws which have been written by feminists and are biased against men. >> you are weak in your old age. >> no. he's right about custody laws, government regulations. >> it is never right to talk to your daughter that way. act that way on a plane, ann. >> h

sarah palin about martin bashir's comments about her. >>> the olympic force's journey to moscow took it below the sea. that is a water resistant flare. that started october 2. solympic history. it's already been to the north pole. and the journey continues. thank you so much for watching fox. >> i'm chris wallace. breaking news the u.s. and its allies reach a nuclear deal with iran. >> for the first time in nearly a decade we have halted the progress of the iranian nuclear program. >> the world powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights. >> what do israel and skeptics in congress think of the agreement? we'll get first reaction from two key members of the senate foreign relations committee, bob corker and ben cardin. then, washington gridlock intensifies with a power grab in the united states senate as republicans accuse democrats of trying to divert atten

s the veterans. la antebellum sang for them. we have sarah pal with us.nothing that beats a great reunion especially around the veters day time. there was this family from north carolina a they were at a football me. they didne of the things where your dadould like to give you a message. let's take a look. >> your dad is home. he's home for good. >> so they can get a messageo him overseas. l of a sudden,ere comes dad. >> ladieand gentlemen, thanks to the siegler family and the service to our country. >> ande's he forgood. >>is last deployment. >> the family once again united on homecoming day. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> you could watch tse every single day. retiring from the navy after 20 years of rvice. >> nfl is getting in the mood. i hav one of those but i c't find it. thank you for that. itomes in handy when you watch those reunions you can buy this nfl stuff, the's a towel. >>> every year maybelline has sses for the troops. whatou do -- there's a booth in times square. you do is. you kiss it. a pocard. then you sign it. >> mine was good. >> did you sm

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s polcy, programs, and guidance and related personnel and security. mr. lewis, thank you for your testimony today. we are clited to note, i mentioned doctor in the audience today, his daughter, sarah, who for a number of years was my scheduler. she told me where to go every day with relish. i usually went there. ot always on time. as the assistant director for special security director, mr. prioletti is responsible for leading the oversight and security clearance process on behalf of the director of national intelligence. wanted to say, steve, i understand the secretary for the -- secretary of defense for intelligence is responsible for polcy, programs, and guidance relating to other things personnel and security. you have that whole broad realm? >> yes, we do. >> how long have you been doing this? >> six years now. >> all right. thank you. final witness is brenda fairly, director of defense capabilities and management at the government accountability office. in april of 2007, ms. fir rell was appointed to serve as director of capabilities and management team where she's responsible for military and civilian personnel issues. including personnel security clearance process issues.

s policy, programs, and guidance and related personnel and security. mr. lewis, thank you for your testimony today. we are excited to note, i mentioned doctor in the audience today, his daughter, sarah, who for a number of years was my scheduler. she told me where to go every day with relish. i usually went there. not always on time. as the assistant director for special security director, mr. prioletti is responsible for leading the oversight and security clearance process on behalf of the director of national intelligence. i wanted to say, steve, i understand the secretary for the -- secretary of defense for intelligence is responsible for policy, programs, and guidance relating to other things personnel and security. you have that whole broad realm? >> yes, we do. >> how long have you been doing this? >> six years now. >> all right. thank you. final witness is brenda fairly, director of defense capabilities and management at the government accountability office. in april of 2007, ms. farrell was appointed to serve as director of capabilities and management team where she's responsible for military and civilian personnel issues. including personnel security clearance process issue