moses and the israelites cross into the sinai. >> step number one on to moses's sinai. >> my son dareush our team got up before dawn to join dozens of tourists and pilgrims to climb to the mountain top and see the place where the bible says god gave moses the ten commandments. mount sinai is no leisurely hike. >> i don't want to talk, i just want to climb. >> two hours into our climb, we were getting tired. dareus thought a camel might be a nice break. >> whoo! >> but it's not as easy as it looks. >> you feel like you're going to topple over the edge? >> yeah. >> as we regrouped in the dark and remote mountain range, it wasn't hard to imagine how the israelites waiting for moses to return got nervous. >> moses is up on the mountain 40 days, 40 nights. the israelites down at the foot of the mountain terrified that he is gone. >> alone, the bible says the israelites began to doubt the one god and took comfort in a familiar bad habit. >> at the very moment that moses is sealing the deal with god, that's when they build the golden calf. >> when moses came down from the mountain with the com

moses and the israelites cross into the sinai. >> step number one on to moses's sinai. >> my son dareusup before dawn to join dozens of tourists and pilgrims to climb to the mountain top and see the place where the bible says god gave moses the ten commandments. mount sinai is no leisurely hike. >> i don't want to talk, i just want to climb. >> two hours into our climb, we were getting tired. dareus thought a camel might be a nice break. >> whoo! >> but it's not as easy as it looks. >> you feel like you're going to topple over the edge? >> yeah. >> as we regrouped in the dark and remote mountain range, it wasn't hard to imagine how the israelites waiting for moses to return got nervous. >> moses is up on the mountain 40 days, 40 nights. the israelites down at the foot of the mountain terrified that he is gone. >> alone, the bible says the israelites began to doubt the one god and took comfort in a familiar bad habit. >> at the very moment that moses is sealing the deal with god, that's when they build the golden calf. >> when moses came down from the mountain with the commandments, he w

moses and the israelites crossed into the sinai desert. >> step number one, to the torch of moses' sinai flashlights in hand my son darius and i along with our team got up before dawn to join dozens of tourists and pilgrims to climb to the mountaintop and see the place where the bible says god gave moses the ten commandments. mount sinai is no leisurely hike. >> i don't want to talk. i just want to climb. >> reporter: two hours into our climb, we were getting tired. darius thought a camel might be a nice break. >> whoo! >> reporter: but it's not as easy as it looks. >> you feel like you're going to topple over the edge. >> reporter: as we regrouped in the dark and remote mountain range, it wasn't hard to imagine how the israelites, waiting for moses to return, got nervous. >> moses is up on the mountain 40 days, 40 nights. the israelites down at the foot of the mountain terrified that he is gone. >> reporter: alone, the bible says the israelites began to doubt the one god and took comfort in a familiar bad habit. >> at the very moment that moses is sealing the deal with god, that's when

journalists are strictly prohibited from traveling into sinai so we went in undercover.we saw house upon house leveled, cars and tractors burned, evidence of a scorched-earth policy by egyptian forces. owners of this destroyed home were too scared to appear on camera. family members told us that tanks began firing artillery shells on the house early one morning and you can see the scale of the destruction from those shells and villagers here tell us that this wasn't the first time this happened. that more than 60 homes have been hit in this way. people here believe this is collective punishment to force tribal leaders to drive out the militants. these are the men the army is really looking for. top of their list is shadi al munayi, the leader of the most active terrorist group in sinai. in a remote desert location, we met his brother who asked us not to show his face. "if my brother is a terrorist, i thank him" he said. "they burn our houses. who else will defend us." so you see your brother as a hero? "not just my brother," he said. "we treasure anyone who defends our c

sinai hospital. guidelines? >> twins are a good outcome for a couple that has not been able to conceive. however, not all twins are at healthy pregnancies. they're more likely to deliver early. or half of the twin pregnancies are low-birth weight. so it can be complicated for the mom and complicated for the babies. so if we can just cure infertility with one single embryo we'll have a more healthy baby. >> inveto has been going on for decades and finally guidelines where you're suggesting if under the age of 35 to implant just one embrie yoshgs is that right? >> that's right, it used to ache two or three embryos to achieve a healthy pregnancy. but now we're able to screen the embryo that has the correct number of chromosomes. then we only have to put that unembryo that used to achieve the success rate that used to take at least two. >> what about the woman under the age of 35 struggling with infertility who is saying i'm paying $14,000 for ivf, and now you want me to pay another $4,000 for this diagn

sinai poisoning of his followers in guyana. after some of the stories started hitting the wires, john podesta wrote on his old twitter page -- my snark got in front of my judgment. i apologize to speaker boehner, whom i have always respected. a few minutes left to talk about ben bernanke and his legacy. jimmy is from athens, georgia. independent line. caller: good morning. listenersremind your that this tradition of big bank- hobia goes back to andrew jackson. they have helped our economy grow. this is the 100th anniversary of the fed. i want to thank mr. bernanke for giving us the lowest inflation rates in u.s. history as well as preventing great depression

he flees far from his family, far from egypt. >> moses heads into the unforgiving sinai desert, whereate with destiny. little does he know he's about to get the call-up of a lifetime. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] own your obsession with the exceptional values during the season of audi. visit audioffers.com today. ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. there are still so many more stories to tell and adventures that lie ahead. we're off to look for evidence of the exodus. our guide is carrying a gun. we visit the real armageddon and we climb mount sinai where the bible says moses received the ten commandments. so join us again as we continue our journey back, back to the beginning. until then, i'm christiane amanpour. good night from jerusalem. >>> here are your headlines from the cnn newsroom. be it snow, ice, or rain, bizarre and deadly storms are creating havoc for millions. the situation is especially urgent in the northeast. roughly 350,000 people are without power in new york, new england, and toronto. snow and flooding are causing trouble farther west. four people were killed in storm-rela

this is kind of a speciality of southern gaza generally but also sinai.ething that's made specifically by men, i was told here. so they begin by -- you can see over there, roasting the baby watermelons. they cover them with aluminum foil. they put them through a wire, kind of like a rustic skewer. and then they just throw them in there. and the idea is that they take the pulp out, so that's what's going on. and then what they do while that's fire roasting is they knead an unleavened dough over there with whole wheat, barley, plenty of rich, extra virgin olive oil. and then they throw that into the pit as well, or they dig a pit in the sand over there. and that's fire baked. >> right in the coals? >> yep. and they mix that all together. so it's interesting. because right now, we're about, what, 35 minutes away from gaza city. ask anyone in gaza city if they've heard of this dish and, no. so even in an area as small as gaza, you see this very wide variation. they're going to clean it up. ♪ >> many, if not most of these guys, are not too sympathetic to my co

efforts to do counterterrorism efforts in the sinai.g with the israelis. we saw was he pulled back completely. the israelis try to re-kickstart , suchffort with the sinai a dangerous place. after the fall of libya, and the weapons flying across the egyptian border into the sinai, candidly, that place became the wild, wild middle east, and gas. very dangerous place. once the military to back over, they initiated some effort to try to get in and get after these groups that were under arms, that are organized, clearly identified with al qaeda. that is part of that problem. we need to be aggressive in trying to help them, not condemn them, but help them get into the sinai and let them get control of the growing problem in the sinai. syria is a huge and growing problem for us. withnnot do syria, a deal eastern provinces of syria without that help of the saudi's , the united arab emirates others. we cannot do this by ourselves, and we should not, and we should not be expected to do this by ourselves. that is why i could -- why i am so concern

in 1967, after the six-day war, i israel took control of the gaza strip, the sinai peninsula, the the strip, the sinai peninsula, the the west bank, the golon heights and annexed east jerusalem. in 2003, israel began construction on a wall along the green line representing the israeli-palestinian border. the wall now stretches 450 miles. when completed, it will span 700 miles. 85% of it in palestinian territory. on one hand, there's no doubt that the number of suicide bombings fell drastically. on the other, there's this. you cross from jerusalem into the west bank. also called judea, sumaria, also called palestine. since 1967, half a million settlers have moved here, all in contravention of international law. many in contravention of israeli law. though in effect, it seems to make little difference. they're here and in ever-larger numbers. this is one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the settlements. so what is price tagging? >> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a pric

efforts to do counterterrorism efforts in the sinai. working with the israelis. we saw was he pulled back completely. the israelis try to re-kickstart some effort with the sinai, such a dangerous place. after the fall of libya, and the weapons flying across the egyptian border into the sinai, candidly, that place became the wild, wild middle east, a very dangerous place. once the military to back over, they initiated some effort to try to get in and get after these groups that were under arms, that are organized, clearly identified with al qaeda. that is part of that problem. we need to be aggressive in trying to help them, not condemn them, but help them get into the sinai and let them get control of the growing problem in the sinai. syria is a huge and growing problem for us. we cannot do syria, a deal with eastern provinces of syria without that help of the saudis, the united arab emirates, others. we cannot do this by ourselves, and we should not, and we should not be expected to do this by ourselves. that is why i am so concerned.

sinai, where the bible says moses received the ten commandments.k, "back to the beginning. until then, i'm christiane amanpour. good night from jerusalem. >>> tonight on back to the beginning. did the exodus really happen? >> moses is there. his back is against the red sea. >> what happened to the ark of the covenant? >> can we see the ark of the covenant? >> and will the end of days start right here? >> soon the world as we know it will come to an end. >> come along as we continue our epic journey around the world and across time. >> oh, my gosh. >> as a war correspondent who has seen everything that tears us apart -- >> christiane amanpour in israel -- >> -- searches for what unites us. >> christianity, judaism, and islam have so much in common. >> with christiane amanpour, danger is real. and so are the discoveries.

not cob dem but get to the sinai but let them get control of the problem in sinai. syria is a huge and growing problem for us. we can't really do syria i have never seen pooling of the number of al qaeda. we didn't see it in iraq at the height of the iraq war from foreign fighters. from regional attraction in to the eastern provinces of syria in the western boarder area in iraq. it's really concerning. i mean, very concerning. and so what you're seeing happening there is a debate amongst iraq affiliates. with iraq core in the pakistan/afghanistan region. they're having a debate about where they target their resources in syria today. so al qaeda core says focus on syria today. we'll worry about external operations later. they're saying we have so many westerners who have showed up. who we are putting through their -- we're giving combat experience to. we are ready to do about external operations. it's going to cost me -- they're going go home. they have good paper. they passport. they have western passport. we have never seen this number of before. that's a problem.

sinai, where the bible says moses received the ten commandments. we continue our journey back, "back to the beginning." until then, i'm christiane amanpour. good night from jerusalem. >>> digging out from a deadly winter storm. the east coast digging out from a deadly winter storm. snow cancelling hundreds of flights. indra petersons will tell us what is coming up next. >>> shocking revelations from the nsa admitting just how much leaker edward snowden may know about secret surveillance on other countries. why they say he may hold the key to the kingdom. >>> us senators in ukraine demanding their president step down. is america involved in a revolution? we have life. >>> i'mis

we know insurance companies are limiting these providers networks. >> cedars-sinai, md anderson, sloan kettering. that's what may off the record was about. >> people are concerned when they sign up for man's, whether it is because of obama care or not, they will have coverage that doesn't allow them to access providers. this is a huge part for rural americans themselves don't have a lot of rural providers to begin with. >> why did not they let you know? >> originally that was the man. on october 1st when health care.gov debuted, this would be part of what consumers could access. in the weeks leading up to that, things were so chaotic they said we need to scale back. we're going on make the basic system work. of course it did not. but now they're rolling it out saying it is a boone to consumers. it eliminates the bottleneck. >> have they figured out yet how to faye insurance company? >> no. that system is still in progress. >> it is not billed. it wasn't supposed to be ready until this month but they are worried it won't be ready until jab. >> and a violent attack caught on camera. is i

a group based in the sinai. they are a jihady group, which claimed other acts, including an assassination attempt against the interior minister. they claimed responsibility for the attack. the procedures and the judiciary has not weighed in with their conclusions or their suspicions about who might be behind mansoura bombing and the bottom line is we don't know. the government is seizing on the moment to continue with a crackdown. >> when mohamed morsi's trial opened in november, the opposed president accused the judiciary of calling for a coup. given the recent history, where do you think corp challenges are likely to go. the egyptian tradition is enormous. you are judges of all kinds of political persuasions. in the past the administrative courts have been a vehicle for the public to bring their grievances to the public. including mubarak's regime behaviour. it's hard to predict at this point what the outcome will be, but what we know is this is a judiciary that is fierce about its independence vis-a-vis the e

sinai, where the bible says moses received the ten commandments.continue our journey back, back to the beginning. until then, i'm crest yahristia amanpour. good night from jerusalem. >>> thanks for joining me. i'm rosa flores and here are your headlines from the "cnn newsroom." a sad first in major league baseball. former player ryan freel committed suicide last year, and now the florida times union reports he was suffering from t cc cte the same condition many football players are suffering from due to concussions. freel is the first major leaguers to be diagnosed with the condition. earlier, i talked to one of our sports contributors about the case. >> it's sort of ironic this wyche at the winter meetings, baseball banned commissions at home plate. last year, there were 18 concussions that put players on the disabled list, and 10 of the 18 involved catchers. ryan freel was not a catcher, he was a utility guy, but during his career, he told reporters he suffered at least nine or ten concussions. this is going to have a veer deep effect in major le

sinai?> we received the ten commandments. >> we visited archeological digs. >> isn't it so cool that we are up here? >> it is so cool. and even saw unexpected reminders of home. >> what's the difference between this and the washington monument? >> we're on a train to cairo. >> in many ways, darius is the reason i'm on this journey. you see my mother is a christian from england and my father is a muslim from iran. i married a jewish-american. and in my son, all three of these great faiths come together. >> christiania amanpour in israel. >> i have spent most of my life traveling from conflict to conflict, where the bloodshed usually had something to do with religion. so, we wanted to find out whether these biblical stories that are shared have the power not just to divide and harm, but to unite and heal. it's extraordinary to stare out the window and you see all these mosques overlaying all these historical churches. one of the extraordinary things to realize and to remember is christianity,

the route the cells like this exist in mt sinai. in a statement. crowe the two teams settled over japan's north country. winter in michigan. japan's northernmost main island of hokkaido. it brings its own special to us the eye. in eastern hokkaido. as japan's largest week and she too much winter sure he was in the thick blanket of snow she'll go research links to them. new eye the morning she'll march. today's minimum temperature is ten degrees below zero celsius the roos and tree branches green and the ceiling. water vapor has crystallized to produce a phenomenon called in to us great winter mornings. the bank's institutional talentless despite the cold. a crowd gathers in the early morning silhouettes in the morning mix. this is what has drawn the crap. red crowned cranes officially designated as a special natural monument of japan the grange grow to one hundred fifty centimeters in length. they are elegant stance has long inspired the people of japan while you re crowned cranes remain today. at this species is at risk of extinction. could she kn

sloan kettering. >> yeah, do you. >> if you have a mallady in los angeles, you want to go to cedar sinai. first rate hospitals to say you know what? we don't like this law. for whatever reason, it's basically cost, that's what's going on. >> of course it is. there is also a factor and we heard this last week where there is so much paperwork and the doctors say look, i don't have time. i have got to treat people. i can't be hiring ten people to figure it out. that's another thick because the thing is so damn complicated. >> no doubt. >> and there is the further fact that, remember this, bill, when the president undertook to do this, there was a poll, september of 2009 gallup asking people how they felt about their healthcare and their health insurance. 80 percent said they were satisfied with their healthcare, 61 percent said they were satisfied with their health insurance. which means that if you are going to come in and completely revolutionize and change that system, you are going to upset a lot of people and worry a lot of people. and if you are doing it in a way they lose their docto

most have been confined to the sinai region where militants linked to al qaeda have killed about 200olice and troops. now once again, attackers have shown they can hit hard and that the security forces themselves are at risk. >> the former national security agency contractor edward snowden has said he has achieved his aim. hetold the washington post wanted the american public to have a say in how they were governed. he fled america in late may, taking secret documents with him and now faces espionage charges. post described the fugitive's state of mind earlier to my colleague. >> he seems completely at peace with what he has done and confident he launched the debate , the assessment he was looking for, on the boundaries of surveillance in a democratic society. ?> much more to come >> there is, i would guess. he is not in control of the stories. he handed over documents to three journalists, one of them being me, about six months ago. he has not tried to play a role in what stories we write or documents we publish. i do not think any of us are done. ofgiven that, there is a lot rumor

in houston, cedar sinai in los angeles. they are all getting the boot from insurance networks. which means patients can't go there because their insurance won't pay. the insurers don't want to pay for that high medical care and research. insurance companies want to do it on the cheap. how are these giant research centers going to survive to afford funding the research to maybe cure your disease or extend your life or maybe even save it? what's wrong with us? we used to reach for the moonlit materially and we moon, literally. obama is putting shackles on research and development. bad, huh? >> do not think for one second my criticism of obamacare does not mean i want access for medical care for everyone who needs it i do. i want smart ideas. not those bad ones that hurt us. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. if you have an important story or issue you think i should take off-the-record go to gretawire.com and tell us about it it. >>> and big news for holiday shoppers, sort of. you can finally go window shopping on healthcare.gov. it is part of a mini makeover of the botche

we're seeing increasing militancy, especially in sinai. we're seeing a huge number of are set on a lot of university campuses. students have been killed protesting. this is all coming with a referendum on the constitution said to take lace in just two weeks in the new year. >> before we go to the journalist, three leading activists have been sentenced to three years in prison as part of an ongoing crackdown. ,hmed maher, alaa abd el-fattah helped lead the ouster of mubarak. they were the first to be sentenced under a new law that effectively bans public protest by requiring severance of permits for rallies. after the sentencing, the three men chanted "down with military rule" from their cage inside the courtroom. democracy now! spoke with one of the protesters, ahmed maher, when he was here in new york back in 2011. >> we need to keep fighting until we have democracy and a real country and a good regime and social justice. we think that will take more than five years. we must keep fighting now. that is our goal now, to finish or complete o

they started in the sinai, but they're gaining influence throughout the country. these are the groups that are believed to be responsible for some of these bombings. the concern is this could further radicalize the population. >> there's long-standing ties between the u.s. government and the interim government there in egypt. whagle plafr for plan for dealing with this government? egypt? >> it's really unclear, brianna. the us has very little influence. this was a symbolic amount of weapons and loans, that countries like saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, they share the concern, so they're making up the shortfall and more for the egyptian government. the u.s. doesn't really know what to do here. this struggle that the military has is seen as so big, they're really not sensitive to the u.s. concerns about democrat sick. they're fighting this on their own. you know they need them to be guaranty tees is the piecekeeping, so it's unclean. >> elise, thank you so much. >>> faouad is joins us from new york and david keys, director of the organization advancing human

and after the weapons flying sinai that became a very dangerous place. once the military took back over, they started some effort to get in and after the groups that were better armed and organized. clearly identified with al qaeda values and their term. so that is part of that problem. we need to be aggressive in trying to help them and not condemn them, but help them get into sinai and get control of the growing problem there. syria is a huge and growing problem for us. we cannot do a deal with the eastern provances of syria without the help of the saudi arabians. we should not expect to do it my our sefbllves. i have never seen a pooling of the al qaeda members. we didn't see this in iraq even. from regional attraction into the eastern provinces. it is very concerning. what you are seeing there is a debate amongst al qaeda affiliates with al qaeda core in the pakistan/afghanistan region, and they are having a debate on where they target resources in syria today. al qaeda core says focus on syria today. we will worry about external operations later. th

violence that had previously been confined to the sinai peninsula is now getting closer to cairo. the government says the brotherhood bears responsibility for the blast and other attacks even though it's not directly involved. >> it was not an objection to the state's economic policy, it was the state's foreign policy orientation. it is clear all of this is a result of the specific situation that the brotherhood is suffering. >> reporter: amid all the turmoil the government is pressing ahead with its political road map which has been significantly rearranged. a presidential election will now likely be held ahead of parliamentary polls. so the ab you dul fattah al sisi could become egypt's second democratically elected president. al jazeera. >> and al jazeera is demanding a release of the team of its journalists in egypt. security forces detaining the form. peter gresti and mohamed fami and bahir mohamed. all we should point out are experience journalists who have worked for multiple international media organizations over the last two decades. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, d

on militants who oppose the temporary leadership attacks on security forces are continuing in the sinai peninsula in other parts of the country. the interim government has declared a national referendum on a draft constitution will take place in mid january the japanese government has approved the country's largest ever draft budget for fiscal two thousand and fourteen at a cabinet meeting the government will reduce new bond issuance but will still depend on large amounts of debt. the budget totals about ninety six billion yen or about nine or twenty billion dollars that's up more than thirty billion dollars from the current fiscal year. about seven hundred billion dollars worth of the allotted for policy spending social security is the biggest single item with about two hundred and ninety billion dollars as japan's population ages the government plans to raise revenue by about four hundred and eighty billion dollars through taxes. that's up more than sixty six billion dollars from the current fiscal year. this is due to a schedule consumption tax hike. in an increase in corporate taxes

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attacks on security forces a continuing in the sinai and inside other parts of the country the interim government to create a national referendum on the draft constitution will take place in january south korean president that has placed the country's armed forces on alert. she's concerned north korea will increase provocations after the uncle of leader kim jong on new ways and secured it as an access the importance of security as she visited my kids guiding the team era tries down between the two cuddly at your sister's inspections of taking office last anyway. i took into consideration in north korea has been unusual recently she said there is a greater chance of the country making threats. any day. to the best ways to prevent the north's provocations is to establish a seamless security rating to make the country not dare to think of launching any provocation. i said south korea's places must respond with our reservation and could take the country and its people. i do. gaza philippines downing for christmas eve mass on tuesday sell my nanny is still filled with debris falling last mo

the president may have noted that one point that the only perfect law was handed down on mount sinai. hase is no question the law a lot of flaws. under normal circumstances, some been andaws might have might still be addressed. it is very difficult because the law has been polarizing as it has been over the last 3.5 years. it has been very difficult to make the kinds of adjustments one would normally at from a piece of legislation this size. it is part of the reason we are where we are. an editorial cartoon showing the president with a bunch of contraptions generally called obamacare and he says, he does not want to return this and he just wants it repackaged. what do you think he is trying to say here? of the difficulties, he has laid a very complicated and laidre system something even more complicated on top of it any wonder why people do not understand it or why it is difficult for health supporters to explain it. to make it more calm gated, you have a polarized congress who cannot even do the smallest fixes to it. it is not even imagine -- matter of repackaging. there are a lot of

as i decide to keep an eye dislikes and then work work abbas and the connecticut nineteen and the sinai. it's unreal to bring you comfort drink watching what you are playing your strength. i miss being very honest with you all there was a moment in my life were talking about when he's in his twenties i was extremely on the eye which can affect disorder and you know he and i happily chewing on it. so i am not afraid to talk about it or say it but you know anything about it not but the funny thing as life has progressed. i'm all the stress from all the rest i don't see my piece here sometimes go to sometimes they get the shot die. i'm hungry i might bleed into each like i mean things like that it cannot be together always. the buyer about that is to wait until i don't think our calories i eat i feel like maybe eighteen tasty things that you know chinese oregano and tight with something that the taste buds have to be right. i don't like a big old house to pick something up with just you know give me i am stressed definitely bring a bike route i feel sad the lanky don't like the team. if cr

an armed group, which is active in the sinai peninsula is claiming responsibility for the bombings.laim, rioters have been attacking shops and businesses, associated with the muslim brotherhood. >>> israeli air strikes in gaza have left one person dead. al jazerra has learned that's victim was a three-year-old girl who lived in a refugees camp. the air strikes came after an israeli civilian was shot dead on the gaza border. no one has claimed responsibility for killing the man. it was the first to die on the gaza frontier in more than a year. israel i military says a weapons manufacturing facility and a rocket launcher were among the targets of tuesday's air strikes. a lawyer for an indian diplomat who was arrested and strip searched is accusing u.s. authorities of mishandling the investigation. the diplomat's attorney says the agent who dupe th dupe the chare a key error that led to arrest. the council genoas arrested in new york. and the response has made officials in india angry. >>> paperwork is the only thing standing in front of the freedom of green peace demonstrators jailed

i found a pot of saline in sight the comp the rest was at sinai. we recognized him by a piece of his trousers. you couldn't tell who was new. if they were even cuter. it's sickening. when holland change the sleepy farming village for ever. less than an hour's drive from yemen's capital call on is far removed from my observations without warning he was thrust into the war on terror. so his mother says they were her son used to sleep. she can't bear to get rid of his being established knows i can never return home. i didn't understand until the next day to an american drone killed my son. why tell me. may allah deprive them of their souls that they robbed us of our son. he was the only one providing for this family you only have left now was ninety years. we only target al qaeda and its associated forces. and even then the use of drones is heavily constrained. before the strike is taken. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or injured. the highest standard we can set the all except there was a deadly failure. yemen's interior

at each other elsewhere they should military says it's killed a key al qaeda linked militant to the sinai peninsula it is thought that he was be on the deaths of sixteen soldiers there last august of yet keep abreast of all our news twenty four seven credit see of our web seem r.t. dot com next the story of a homeless man who's found his feet by using his face so we'll stay with us for that. there calling obama's happy smiling sophie photo with the danish and british prime ministers at the mandela funeral an international incident but before we rail on obama for doing something stupid a funeral we need to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral was over and trust me after about three hours of serious lectures at a conference or some sort of super long wedding most of us would just be banging our heads against the wall out of boredom and i'd probably check my email about seven times obama's place you know i said most of us but the president isn't supposed to be like most of us because he represents all of us it's one t

two of the top cancer centers, or cedar sinai in los angeles, one of the top research and teaching hospitals in the country. experts say the move is to limit consumer choices and steer them away from the hospitals considered too expensive or inefficient, reflects a new competitive landscape in the insurance industry since the passage of the affordable care act, barack obama's 2010 health care law. tucker carlson and penny lee. i don't know if either of you, i'm sure, would know somebody that had cancer. >> of course. >> somebody you love, you care about gets cancer wouldn't you want them to go to sloan kettering or md anderson? two of the top cancer research centers in the country? >> i do. my mother just passed away from cancer. >> i'm sorry. >> thank you. that's exactly the hospitals in which we were searching for to get her that type of care. under medicare there were restrictions. it would have required some of the out of pocket expenses. some of the decisions are already decisions being made under the old system. we need to put pressure on the insurance company -- >> stop shifting the b

people the blast underlined the risk of militancy move into the densely populated nile valley from the sinai peninsula where attacks have killed some two hundred soldiers and police since july. egypt has ensured that the bloodiest internal strife in its modern history since the army removed from our c the nation's first freely elected leader after mass protests against him sparking an islamist insurgency in the basque region bordering israel irish bookmaker paddy power has withdrawn its sponsorship of retired u s basketball player dennis rodman visit to north korea saying it was a result of general condemnation of pyongyang. rodman returned earlier in the week from a four day trip to the reclusive country that was arranged by paddy power and followed the rare courage of leader kim jong un is powerful. uncle james song say who was executed this month. north korea's economy once larger than south korea's is now a forty of the size of its neighbor is twenty four million people regularly suffer food shortages the execution reflected in the brutality and regime and its a low regard for human life

most attacks that occurred in the sinai peninsula under some have occurred further south in recent months . i the rich and aunt j and more. it was i do. y'all. the us. i mean in the uk to. dual nationals gone to play in serie a in a bid to prevent their return to the united kingdom the home secretary has so far revoke the british citizenship of twenty people this year more than the past two and a half years combined in total main engine of the citizenship of thirty seven people since spring two thousand ten according to the bureau of investigative journalism. security sources here in the repercussions of serious civil war because of its proximity to europe making it easier for violin uk based extremists to travel to and from the country however critics warned that the practice of stripping citizenship could leave individuals at risk of torture and ill treatment in their home countries between forty and two hundred forty britons are estimated to be fighting in syria. the syrian civil war has so far raged for more than two years drying combatants from around the world like no other conflict

mounntpeter sinai in ls 3 anggles. compptitton? >> there are llss umbbr f -pinsurance companies, nummer oe concierge service or refrikt the kind of care going forward. many doctors are notç aware if they are in the network of plans and consumers will find it difficult to find out if the doctors are in the plan and they may have to call the doctor's office to figure out. >> one last development to have you comment on. many drugs will not be covered under the affordable care out, why? >> getting brand names and speciality drugs is a challenge for consumers even with an employer sponsored health insurance. now an individual that buys insurance off of the marketplaces, they need to know whether the insurance companies formulary is going to cover those drugs. find out if theyç have the rig formula, i think of training navigators they will have to give consumers ph.ds to navigate the marketplace. the information is not available. they will pick a cheap plan and when they need to go to the doctor and get a prescription filled it is not

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he's accused of making deals with groups like hezbollah and hamas to plan attacks in the sinai. this is the latest in a string of accusations against the former president. morsi was removed from power in a military coup sparking mass protests. >>> help after typhoon haiyan. david shuster can more. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is traveling through the typhoon ravaged philippines and he just announced $25 million in u.s. aid. he spoke with storm survivors, and toured the cities devastated by the wind and storm surges. he said he had never seen devastation at this skill. typhoon haiyan killed 6,000 people and destroyed more and a million homes. and the total u.s. assistance passage to $86 million. >>> today the prime minister of pakistan honored an military alliance with china by climbing in the cockpit of a fighter jet. yes, that i he is screwing in tl bolt there. it was in collaboration of china. he is touring the base that houses the aircraft and said this opens up a new chapter of friendship between the two countries. >>> back here in the united states there was a

lou: the idea of that cedars-sinai in os angeles, but these hospitals would be -- this is just such toughsome premiums are lower than anticipated, which eans we don't understand how hihly expected them to be. and this is a very difficult thing for people who thought that obacare wou amount to something. >> i have to tell you that i there is a poster of obama and this guy is the best salesperson for the evils of big government and the necessity for us to embrace liberty in this coutry. my first and only test for legislation is that the bring you more freedom or less and everything out of the democratic party has been less freedom for you. and you know, the problem with liberalism is tha they believe that yo are dumb and too stupid to make our own decisio, so they have to legislate and regulate us to death. so i really believe the endgame is socialism and complete government control. this idea that this is falling flat on its face. we find out between july of 2010 that obama met with kathleen sebelius this many times andit is just insanity. this is the premier piece of legislation. the ones

anderson cancer center in houston, two top cancer centers or cedars-sinai in los angeles, one of the top researching and teaching hospitals in the country. i guess there is a reason they are the top hospital. they come with a price tag and obamacare is generally not going to let people get coverage that will allow them to access those hospitals. >> yeah, these are some of the top cancer hospitals and this is, what looks likes an unintended consequences of obamacare. now the administration says that insurers have long-picked the hospital that is are in different plans but at the same time we are a new system and that's because of what passed in 2010. so, i mean, jon, unemployment got down to 7% last week. this should be a good time for the white house but more and more you're seeing the white house legacy tied to obamacare. the president's numbers are very low. regardless of the economic news and what republicans are saying that obamacare will actually be hurting the economy as we get into 2014 and 2015. jon: well, one health care policy expert who was quoted in "the financial times"

violence that had previously been confined to the sinai peninsula is now getting closer to cairo. the government says the brotherhood bears responsibility for the blast and other attacks even if it's not directly involved. >> it was not an objection to the state's economic policy or to the state's foreign policy orientation. it is clear all of this is a result of the specific situation that the brother hood is suffering. >> amid all the turmoil the government is pressing ahead with its political road map which has significantly been rearranged. a presidential election will now likely be held ahead of parliamentary polls. the army chief abdul fattah al sisi could be egypt's second democratically elected president. >>> detained four al jazeera journalists. correspondent peter gresta have not been formally charged. worked for international media organizations over the last two decades. al jazeera is demanding that our staff be released immediately. >>> well, let's go to sharif mansour. , what about egypt, at the moment? >> well, egypt has seen unprecedented waves of attack, against j