mike slater, let me go to you first. the way california is doing this, they're treating doctors like medicaid surfs. so therefore, no pay, no play. that's simple enough for me. is that the story? >> so glad you used that word. doctors are treated like servants and not like traders of services. i come to you from inside the crystal ball and every doctor i've talked to in california says this is a disaster for patients and for them. everyone was so focused on health insurance, no one ever asked doctors what they think is best. which is so weird because they're the once administering the health care. so we have this situation where maybe more people have health insurance than ever before but what good is health insurance if it's nearly impossible to access health care. >> and chris kofinis, they kept sending -- the health care authorities in california kept sending out letters to the doctors. and the doctors and their associations, their representatives, would send the letter back saying, what are the rates? and they wouldn

well meanwhile in hawaii a veteran american surf that ken slater claimed his seventy billabong pipe last as title on the final day of this year's world championship tour the eleven to one world title holder went head to head with local man john john florence however it was forty one year old slater who through teams still house top style was competitive. and on a festive theme the fourteenth annual summer to sunday story but to one hundred students how the christmas is gabba in the new england town of new and no reindeer as we're required to as the scientists approved down the local ski trails to help a local charity fund that annual toy drive past the johnnie many red raised over two thousand dollars to help site nick fill his sack full of presents and bring joy to. well let's study with cross-country skiing and russia's alexander like fail to reach the podium at the third stage of the world cup in switzerland but remains third overall and is targeting a medal at the upcoming olympics the sochi goes on about how the story davos is like a second home for next on the list go the thirty ye

the reason slater did this video, he said he became as an adult he hadn't seen all that his state had to offer. he joined from september of last year and all these stays kress a pun. >> there's too much left to ease my mind. >> the topple gets busted over to same about. >> what an awesome way to trip this lip. you gr can go he lists all the different parks and the time for each portion of the video, where he was at this park in a particular moment. just a way if you don't go. >> two people, two pairs of google glass and one romantic vacation. >> they eventually go on a hike in the you're beautiful. it's a very row mant inmantin - romantic day. >>> most of the country is bearing down for a blizzard. so why not show you some nice cliff diving video. these guys are part of the joy riders tv youtube channel having a good old time. >> want to go back in time. >> doesn't it look nice? but all this video is for a plant they have planned. that includes fire. thewant to heat up. one of the guys in the crew, daniel rosen berry approaching this cliff with two hairs in his band. he runs off the c

in a close final, slater bean 21-year-old john-john florchls slater says he has no plans to retire.s to keep hope even in the face of adversity. travel editor peter greenberg shows us one man with a face for change very on this by street in one of detroit's most run down neighbored, lunch crowd has gathered. they come here for what some consider one of the best meals in town, but it's not just pulled pork and mac 'n' cheese that he serves up. owner phillip coolly a detroit native says it's about bringing life back. >> when we opened up business here, they said get out. >> yeah. >> he didn't listen. he bought the abandoned building that became slows for $45,000. it defied expectations by drawing customers from the city. >> there's way more supply and demand. our businesses are doing great and many others are. >> since then more business owners have taken the same leap of faith, transferring the area known as corktown as a go-to destination. steven henderson is a columnist with the "free press." he says it proves that detroit is alive and well. >> city government is brunt but that doe

the reason slater did this video, he said he became as an adult he hadn't seen all that his state had to offer. he joined from september of last year and all these stays kress a pun. >> there's too much left to ease my mind. >> the topple gets busted over to same about. >> what an awesome way to trip this lip. you gr can go he lists all the different parks and the time for each portion of the video, where he was at this park in a particular moment. just a way if you don't go. >> two people, two pairs of google glass and one romantic vacation. >> they eventually go on a hike in the you're beautiful. it's a very row mant inmantin - romantic day. [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy, quite surely they'll say, yum! wow! yay! what a sweeter holiday. safeway. ingredients for life.

mr slater was patti smith consumed with water year to year. he makes these efforts to keep walker sixteen. winter. recently the extremely cautious greater points. he's also beginning to come to these panties. if you would it. be wary. for wild animals. this is the hardest season of the year i was eighteen. use there are about two hundred g certain fields. snowy landscape. animals pictured herself. it's a quest for food. read your likes to tease survive by eating vegetation that grows in the path between patties compared to rise. this grass provides little nutrition. so the piece must keep eating it all day long. this recent number of seats to stop nearby where at least. rather than returning to the distant moon has increased the wall since it has come into his path he says mr stein toe and the other farmers. these japanese cranes have come from hokkaido. the number only about one thousand three hundred. they were first spotted the ahi prefecture thirty four years ago the oriental store sales also come here. traveling from choking prefecture st

he's kelly slater, he's one of the best in the business and has been for years, a champ among champions. out of sunset beach in hawaii. these are all triple-crown events. making it look easy. the guy's fluidity is as beautiful as the water he's surfing on. back and forth, he's balanced and poised. >> i was going to say, he has a nice bum, a nice little bum in those pants. >> it also looks like he's stuck to the board. like in this video, it looks like he has his face glued to the surf board. >> especially when he's cut back, he's parallel to the surface of the water. in this clip it looks like he's going to fall but he hangs on and shows him nailing the ultra rare left barrel. >> he makes it look so effortless. and it makes it seem like we all could do it. >> yeah, like we could just grab our boards and go just hang ten. >> yeah. >> interesting, too, because where he has the camera is like why they invented gopros, so you could do this, so you could look like a surfer on your surf board. this is the idea. >> you're right. >> the l.a. beast is upping his egg eating challenge when he deci

wayne slater, the dallas morning news, thank you, sir.look at the kentucky senate race that wayne brought up there. we've got senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. could face a strong democratic challenger in secretary of state allison grimes. [ male announce] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. >>> all right. so the man known for crashing a white house state dinner could soon crash the campaign trail. it's time for the side bar. former reality tv star posted on his twitter and facebook page he's running for congress in virginia. the news comes after republican congressman frank wolf announced his retirement. salahi is best known for showing up uninvited to a white house

over 10,000 affiant emma slater stood up to the police after officials took down barricades site.nts from the protest >> the protest continues. right now, there is music on the stateside on independent square. the three main sites were not taken by the police. the stage company headquarters in the union building, and of course the city hall, which is occupied by demonstrators. i believe there are rather fewer demonstrators in there now than there were. nevertheless, the opposition clearly views this as a great success. when the last police ulcers were leaving, demonstrators were cheering and waving. there even cheering the police officers because the protesters have taken the attitude of asing to be as resilient possible to these police officers and reminding them constantly that they are also ukrainian citizens and that this process is for all ukrainian citizens p or they're trying to persuade the police and the special forces to come over to their side. that has not worked exactly so far, but it has certainly contributed to the protesters success in maintaining the entirely peacefu

david slater reports. making slur the police barriers that are used to keep them out of the square are now used by them to keep the police out. all the government buildings in kiev are also being blockaded by them while the president talks to his advisors to retreat outside kiev. there has been one development here at the initiative of the parliamentary speaker, there were round table talks between the government and the opposition leaders. the only thing that came out of that was a demand by the opposition that the parliament should dissolve the parliament by tomorrow. that is not likely to happen because the president has got the majority in that parliament. the standoff is very much continuing. the news on the nationwide general strike that's being called. three areas in the west of the country, the west of ukraine right on the border with europe have actually come out in response to that call and we expect more regions to join them as the day continues and as the week continues. >> calling these the la

change in a quality he embodied be maintained in a country which suffered such deep scars next paula slater asks if a different chapter on segregation now lies ahead. for many years south africans in particular have been asking themselves the question what happens when mandela pastas on and for a long time there was a war we that everything he stood for which was essentially bringing white and black south africans to give it would disappear when he dies this question has become less urgent as the years have passed on and a new generation of south africans has come to the fore but certainly there are pockets of particularly white south africans who are today afraid now i visited the community of k. infante in which is a white on cave they you find only off the conason all these are white south africans who can trace the roots back to european settlers who came in the sixteen hundreds you need special permission to enter the area there are security guards everywhere there are statues paying tribute to the founders of politics which was south africa's legal system of discrimination between bla

reflection in south africa a memory of former president nelson mandela who died on thursday paula slater next reports on how is life was a long walk from being labeled at one point a terrorist to becoming the world's most respected freedom fighter. he's the man who had a troubled and divided land back on the brink of civil war the man who after twenty seven tough years behind bars walked free from prison in his heart was not revenge and i think that his greatest legacy to this country is reconciliation in the last three decades the world tirelessly polished the image of nelson mandela and image recognized around the world only coca-cola is better known better men who struggle for racial equality again south africa's ruling white minority had a dark side the world has conveniently forgotten about nelson mandela been leader of the struggle. a radical. someone. an embrace violence and as a necessary political instrument at a particular juncture in our history this house was the secret headquarters of the african national congress it was here in the early sixty's that mandela and his comrade

themselves some are being targeted by militias for allegedly supporting the slaying colonel gadhafi paula slater reports on the plight of one and battled minority. this to track was once a building site teeming with foreign construction workers now it's home to forgotten victims of the revolution the people of to work two years ago after the revolution rebel groups expelled them from their homes accusing them of supporting president gadhafi two month long siege of misrata to worker is now a ghost town the only living things straight animals and the odd militia men the population scattered across the country in telecom at a refugee camp run by the live eight humanitarian organization is home to one thousand five hundred of them that's around three hundred families the to work in say they're constantly under threat. the camp is not protected militias make problems for us they killed people here they arrested people here who did nothing malicious come and say to we are go to we're go and take three or four people how missing him to him was the victim of such an attack on october twelfth my sons wer

snooping television chosen to play down the scandal so he more or less lets talk to artie's paula slater she joins us live now. this uprising that israel doesn't seem to be taking that seriously especially considering it hasn't exactly been getting on well with the u.s. recently. well the prime minister's office the defense ministry and the foreign ministry have yet to officially comment however one senior israeli government source has said that israel will not allow this announcement to pass without any kind of comment and that an understanding has to be reached at that meeting is one doesn't do among friends having said that there is no visible outrage from the israeli side and this of course is because israel presumably is well aware that the u.s. is spying on other countries and so the assumption is there that israelis know that they too are being watched israel is quiet and this is certainly the word that we're getting from people we're talking to because it once its relationship with the united states to continue particularly in terms of intelligence sharing and in terms of the ver

country mourns his death appears to be revealing some source spots in the still divided state paula slater next reports from one johannesburg suburb where life is far from what mandela envisioned for his country . it's definitely unsafe because they have you seen a white person around. this core. is taking us on a drive through the streets of his childhood this was a wealthy white neighborhood during the time of a party eight. is now a very different place i wouldn't carry a camera gary anything. of value i wouldn't wear a watch i wouldn't read anything that could make me vulnerable to be attacked they'll be robbed a handful of white south africans still live here most are too old or too poor to move around move and stephen is one of the few who still call hillbrow home it's a pretty they're pretty busy no familial is gone because i think with the current government things all this visit is going to. mean. twenty three years after the end of apartheid south africa remains plagued with unresolved racial tension some people they still have the opportunity. vaguely familiar maybe to distance

on a street during an opposition assault on a predominately christian town and results he's paula slater reports next it's the latest in a series of attacks on religious targets in the country. twelve nines and three of the helpers who belong to the orthodox monastery of moola are believed to have been moved to brood now according to syrian opposition activists the woman will move for their own safety but earlier religious officials said that the women were abducted by members of the al nusra front which is affiliated to al qaida the syrian observatory for human whites says that the women were taken after several days of intensive fighting during which the front fighters eventually managed to capture the old quarter of moola and various reports point to the fact that these are mr fund fighters entered the orthodox monna street in the same tone of muna where these women were well there's a lot of concern particularly amongst christians living in syria as the attacks against their communities seemingly escalate we have heard from the pope who has recited a prayer for the safety of these wo

title holder when to head to head with local man john john florence however it was forty one year old slater who threw tea still house top style and was competitive. and on a festive even the fourteenth annual summer to sunday story but true one hundred students showed her how the christmases gabba in the new england town of new and no rain dance were required as the scientists and crew down below called ski trails to help a local charity fund their annual toy drive past the johnnie many red raised over two thousand dollars to help site nick fill his sack full of passion and bring joy to the. well let's study with cross-country skiing and russia's alexander like fail to reach the podium at the third stage of the world cup in switzerland but remains third overall and is targeting a medal at the upcoming olympics the sochi goes on about how the story davos is like a second home for example if you go the thirty year old spends more time you believe his russian homework yet he failed to claim a podium finish in switzerland finishing ninth at the third stage of the world cup last saturday but he

and reflection in south africa a memory of former president nelson mandela who died thursday paula slater reports next on how is life was a long war crime up one point being labeled a terrorist becoming the world's most respected freedom fighter. he's the man who pulled a troubled and divided land back from the brink of civil war the man who after twenty seven tough years behind bars walks free from prison in his heart was not revenge but i think that his greatest legacy to this country is reconciliation in the last three decades the world timelessly polished the image of nelson mandela and image recognized around the world only coca-cola is better known better men who struggle for racial equality again south africa's ruling white minority had a dark side the world has conveniently forgotten about nelson mandela been leader of the struggle. a radical. someone. embraced violence and as a necessary political instrument at a particular juncture in our history this house was the secret headquarters of the african national congress it was here in the early sixty's that mandela and his comrades

martha: richard fowler, mike slater, thank you very much, guys.ill: trouble onboard the international space station, a malfunction that could force the crew to make an emergency space walk. we have an update on that. >>> also alabama's kicker criticized for his performance during the iron bowl gets a positive note from a former commander in chief. martha: alabama kicker kate foster has been on the receiving end of a lot of hate mail, even death threats since missing three field goals in his team's stunning loss to auburn, and what an exciting win that was for auburn, right? he's got at least one big fan, former president george w. bush. mr. bush saying in a personal letter that he wrote to foster, quote: dear cade, number 43, life has its setbacks, i know. however, you will be a stronger human with time. i wish you all the best. sincerely, another 43, george bush. pretty cool, huh? bill: a major rob in space, international space station above earth, a cooling pump has malfunctioned. nasa says the fluctuating temperatures will restrict the crew's m

we got in touch with some prominent human rights groups trying get some more details of his paula slater has more of what they told us. the fact is that syria is so deep in crisis that the international community is essentially unable to do anything it cannot even verify various mixed and partial reports that are coming from the war zone and this is what we see happening currently with the reports that we are receiving from both address and aleppo what we are being told is that the military launched an air strike on the rebel held positions according to local activists at least one hundred people have been killed including some twenty eight children now the chaos in the country has led to the rise of extremist militant groups among the rebels and it is now essentially the extremists who are leading the way among the aside ranks now many both inside syria and the international community have been sounding the alarm bells from the beginning that this is what will happen but only now are those particularly in the international community starting to see what is going on in the ground. coming

duncan slater lost both of his legs in afghanistan. >> your body heat really drains out of the bottom of your legs when they're attached to your prosthetics. >> reporter: along with harry are teams from the commonwealth and the u.s. men and women all racing with a purple, to raise money for injured soldiers. so after months of training and days of waiting, the race to the pole is finally getting under way. and there's no doubting who harry thinks will win. >> obviously the uk will win. >> well, there you heard prince harry saying the uk will win this race. obviously despite the cordial atmosphere in the camps and camaraderie among the teams, this is still a serious and competitive race. but really the true winners will be all of the injured soldiers who will benefit from this journey and all the money it will raise. lester? >> ayman, thanks very much. >>> coming up next on "today" -- >> you'll shoot your eye out, kid. ho ho ho. >> no! >> celebrating 30 years of a holiday movie classic. right after this. ♪ she's not famous. ♪ she's never been on a red carpet. ♪ but she's the star of my

here to show us the best of new looks is audrey slater.f the looks. hi, how are you? >> great. how are you, lara? >> i want to talk about the first trend. this is a color we've seen come and go. is it back and better than ever. it's ox blood. >> or maroon, or burgundy. this season's it color. there's so many dresses in this color. everyone's going to find one that's right for her. >> whey do you like this color? what's so hot about it? >> it's easy to wear. and it's easier to pull off than a bright red. >> i'm trying. >> you're doing it well. believe me. >> tell me about these. >> first, we have adina in this lacy number. it's from loft. it's really pretty and girlie. >> ann taylor loft? >> if you could see this up close, it has fine detailing. >> yep. >> so pretty. >> it's superpretty. and she just looks beautiful in it. >> and the price? >> the price is -- i think it's $80. really affordable. >> that's beautiful. $98. >> $98. this is jcpenney. it's a tailored fit and flare. anna looks amazing. this dress is on sale for under $40 right no

[applause] former secretary of transportation rodney slater. [applause] and governor jim guy tucker. [applause] it is now my pleasure to introduce this. he was the deputy director intelligence of the cia. he was chairman of the national intelligence com and served as a assistant director of central intelligence of analysis and production. he led the establishment of the dci interagency task force, headed the white house team and the department of security planning office, and was the staff director of the house of representatives committee on homeland security. in 2004, the president awarded him the national security medal, the nation's highest award. please join me in welcoming dr. john gannon. [applause] >> thank you very much. i would also like to join in thanking some of the wonderful folks who helped us get here and supported us since we have got here. terry, director of the clinton library, joe, the directer of cia's information management and services, and david, who's been our right-has been hand supporter for several weeks on this coff

gillian slater, are they buried markowitz. >> these were popular in france in the 19th century.y basically brightly colored friends that are unpopular topics. these when passing the litany of the blessed virgin and also bathymetry of the blessed virgin mary. we have a relic from the coffin of saint brother conrad. this is a piece of wood slipped into the back of the handmade roach from france in the turn-of-the-century. we also have a very old holy card here. this is from antwerp in the 18th century and it's a copperplate print and his hand colored. it's as madonna and child. this is work in the lease them a hazel tree in the garden of the visitation. next, my colleague dr. jason bourgeois will talk about some of the earliest books in the marian library connections. >> here's what i do to show you from the rare book collection. the earliest book we have is the eliminated manuscript before the printing press, manuscripts were the most common type of printed book. primarily done by monks who would hand write each letter and then would usually eliminate some of the letters to provi

i watch kelly slater 41 years of age dominating the sport.be racing against some kids who were ten-years-old when you won the first of your two gold medals. >> yeah, we got a kid from australia, jerry hughes, i have been on tour as long as he has been alive. >> i know there are some disadvantages getting old, take it from me. are there any advantages in your sport? >> yeah, i think, absolutely. you know the way i look at it, i never would have thought even post torino i would be going right now. to be honest, i'm getting better at it every year, i'm making progress in the sport. >> better strategically? >> skills-wise, i was the only american that won last year. the progression is happening. i think the time point where i decide to walk away will be when i feel there is stagnation there. it's just not happening. >> there is also this huge carrot out there. >> that carrot is in the form of a record. if you go to sochi and if you can defend your gold medal for the third time, you'll be, you'll make history. >> yes. >> how beg of a motivation is

[applause] >> forward slash future of transportation rodney slater. [applause] >> and governor jim guy tucker. [applause] >> it is now my pleasure to introduce dr. john gannon. dr. gannon served as the deputy director for intelligence at the cia. he was chairman of the national intelligence council and served as assistant director of central intelligence for analysis and production. he led the establishment of the dci in the agency balkans task force. he headed the white house team at the department of homeland to get a transition planning office and was staff director of the house of representatives committee on homeland security. in 2004, the president awarded him the national security medal, the nation's highest intelligence toward. please join me in welcoming dr. john gannon. [applause] >> thank you, terry, very much. i would like to also join in thanking some of the wonderful folks have helped us get here and have supported us since we have gotten here. terry garner, the director of the clinton library. joe lambert, the director of cia's informat