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>>> bueno, en febrero de este aÑo, nosotros som tipeter una peticiÓn formal al departamento de seguridadl acta de procedimiento administrativo el departamento de seguridad nacional tiene que responder han pasado 9 meses y no nos responden simplemente estamos escalando para que nos den una respuesta porque sabemos que el presidente tiene la autoridad ejecutiva para expandir la acciÓn diferida que le dio a los jÓvenes por eso estamos realizando esta demanda. >>> el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes john b. dijo que iban a luchar con todo contra una decisiÓn del presidente uni lateral en cuanto a inmigraciÓn y el presidente el futuro lÍder de la mayoria del senado el senador de kentucky dijo mÁs o menos lo mismo. >>> mira, yo creo que no creo que una buena idea que el presidente actÚe uni literalmente cuando estÁ por comenzar un nuevo congreso su medida harÍa que el liderato republicano no es manera buena para empezar con el liderato del congreso, habiendo dicho esto, los republicanos no pueden meramente oponerse a la orden ejecutiva del presidente tienen que decir que es lo que est

he will have to face som>> than. >> plenty of positive signals in international talks with vienna. >>.s. secretary of state john kerry mirrored that sentiment saying that real and substantial progress was also made. he called on american lawmakers not to impose their sanctions on tehran. >> wrapping up this talks, iran and six major powers has decided to extend them into june 30 of next year. >> one after another they departed. it was already clear this morning that the permanent members of the un security council would not achieve a breakthrough. but most were reasonably optimistic. >> progress has been made area that is why we also said we have to use the momentum that has been created here in vienna. we need to keep it up from today onwards in an equally consistent way in the coming days and weeks. >> western officials say they will now try to secure a political agreement by march. they do since a deadline for reaching a consensus. over the number of centrifuges, ira -- for instance, the number of center fuchsias iran can keep in operation. they want who use their uranium enrichmen

you are trying to explain som of the worst practices on wa street. what wou you say? clear, i have nothing against shortselling specifically, but they give it this way. when you watch a movie, you know there are groups and gafferers d people running the lighting, but it is a background assumption. but when you buy and sell stock in the stock market, you know you are gigiving money, in some sense, you are getting stuck somewhere and you assume therere is all the stuff happening in the background, all th plumbing, so to speak. and you asassume it works a certain way. i promise you it does not work anything like most people think it works. there is a lot of fault tolerance in the system. in theast decade, some chararacters figure ouout how yu could use that all tolerance to play games and manipulate the market. it was very difficult convincing anybody here in washington, d.c. of this, but the evidence for was overwhelming. sec,d to come to the senators, the tough guys would come in with me that w were part of it and explain. i read all of these people wewee on the edge o

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. >>> you might want to do som >>> welcome back. the owners of maryland's most profitable casino are about to roll the dice on a new center in philadelphia. the bidding for the fina. . >>> wizards owner is setting the record straight about a new training facility for the team. we are comments for the first time since news broke on the story. he acknowledges he has been in negotiations with district officials. he wants the facility in a welcoming neighborhood. neighbors in the shaw area were upset about the idea of it taking place at the place of a popular dog and skate park. >> one of the areas we're looking at but it is not the preferred area or the only area and the like, we would want to build something that everyone i >> he says he prefers a location downtown and hn t building in the suburbs. he expects it to take two years before the facility becomes a reality wherever it is built. >> maryland state police are trying to figure out what caused a two-car crash that he man and hurt her son. it happened owe fountain school road. a

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it's closed right now after two cars collided sending one into the wall of the chapel in som somerset county. a 72-year-old woman died and another person was hurt. >>> nbc 10 is checking on developments in ferguson, missouri. protesters took a break and no police or national guard members outside the police station where people were gathering to protest the grand jury decision not to indict a white police officer for killing an african-american teen. >>> we're continuing to update you on the pope's visit to philadelphia next fall during the world meeting of families. this holiday weekend signals the start of a campaign by local catholic leaders. they're looking for 10,000 homeowners willing to host guests during the visit. hotels are expected to sell out. >> people with spare bedrooms apply. >>> getting to the bottom of black friday, this morning we're investigating where that name came from and its connection to philadelphia. >>> plus, growing business in the garden state. the tax incentives that state is offering companies to move to or stay in the state. >>> and an icy rescue caugh

here, as som are some of their , the president had paid for them to stay in the hotel the night beforere due to vote in parliament on removing presidential term list. the protesters later ran sacks and hotel and burned the vehicles and ever since the politician have his been living under protection in a police barracks. the country is now under military rule and the visiting presidents wanted to select a civilian leader straightaway. but all the factions from burkina faso said they need more time to choose an interim leader. and so the decision is postponed. >> this days rather than weeks we'll be able too reach an agreement and install a transitional government. i am certain that we will not get to that stage where the international community will have to impose sanctions on burkina faso. >> reporter: and so for now, zita remains in control and people here are still waiting to know how they will be governed and by who. malcolm webb, al jazerra, burkina faso. >>> two policemen have reportedly been killed by a bomb in egypt's nile delta. state television says the officers were inspectin

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we have spoken to som some of te people who live in the area and that i cues the security forces of burninghomes. this is one of the homesteads that was destroyed allegedly by security officers. hundreds of people have pled but they could not see any civilian movement on the road because we are told people have gone factor in the interior and to the bushes and the hills of this vast region. at one town certainty this man has just come from his height out to find his shop still smoldering. it's one of several that were detroit here. >> translator: they say they are looking for guns, but we are very far from where the attack happened. and we have no guns. >> reporter: the police spokesman said any formal complaint will be investigated. but they are worried. they say they want peace, but many are concerned that if the government does not deal with the root cause of conflict and those fueling it, things may get worse. al jazerra, northern kenya. >>> supporters and friends of two kidnapped tunisian journalists have held a rally to demand their release. they were working in the eastern libyan reg

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som any water main breaks. the good news with this one, just a little while ago they dropped a new section of pipe. the pipe will be fixed soon. take a look at all of this mud and gravel. they think this whole area is undermined, so silver hill road probably will not reopen until tomorrow morning. they have to rebuild it. for business in the area, what a pain. her salon owner says with sinks dry, she has no choice but to close and take a loss for the day. >> a lot of money. ladies bowlingar league, everybody is bowling. had to get coffee from the 7-eleven across the street. 1700 yearly water main breaks have a cost. this broken pipe is typical. it was installed in 1942. >> a lot of the pipes are 50 years old or older. 50 years is considered the lifespan of an underground water pipe. so about a quarter of the system is considered vulnerable to rupture at any time. >> it is a never-ending cycle. >> to replace all of the old pipes at the reported rate of $1.4 million per mile would cost $1.9 billion. the money doe

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a new accusation by russian foreign minister som sergey lav. >> the west is making clear it does notwant to change the policy of the russian federation which in itself is a fallacy. >> economic sanctions by the international community against iran and north korea were designed not ohurt their economies. vladimir putin says the government must guard against the ou ousted leaders. >>> we are getting word that a taxi hijacked earlier this week in guinea, three men robbed the vehicle they made off with cash jewelry and a cooler that was holding the infected blood samples. guinea officials are asking for the return of the samples which could be dangerous if handled. ebola has killed 5,000, the worst outbreak in history. >>> somalia's al shabaab, took l responsibility for an attack, kenya's military struck back with air strikes, killing 45 rebels. >>> cost of prescriptions are on the rise, some 1,000 percent in the past year. we're going to have details just ahead. >> on the stream >> csi environment we talk with scientists who helping to pinpoint pollution culprits by creating a way to fi

at a gallery in london an installation "god is great", was removed out of fear of offending som some. >> you felt it was important given what was going on. >> there was trends that's why we decided to take office. >> i am sure most in the west would argue you had every right to do it. on the other hand your paper would not publishing hate speech, vulgarity and pornography. >> we would. in fact we published a full page in order to make a point. >> to make a point. under normal circumstances, where do you draw the line. >> i'm against hate speech laws. you have the free speech - it has a special position in american system. in most european countries we have hate speech laws - we have them in denmark and other countries. i'm in favour of removing the laws. i don't think that you can fight hate by outlawing a hate speech. i think you fight it with words. in the by suppressing it. >> we chose not to show the inflammatory cartoon. and your book, the english version, does not have the cartoon in it either. why. >> you have to ask my publisher, i distanced myself from the publisher. it was i

. >> jimmy: you tweet about som biel zombies. >> that's another thing that i think the very importantt were to go down, knowing who your friends are that you can count to who has, you know, the skills -- oh, i didn't know you're a registered nurse. i didn't know that. that's very handy. i -- i have everybody over and we watch "the walking dead" together. >> jimmy: i see. >> and now we can discuss and we can talk about things. what would you do in that situation? [ laughter ] and now -- there are some friends who have no marketable skills in a zombie apocalypse. >> jimmy: guillermo would be worthless. right? >> yeah, i get scared a lot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> there is something -- i mean, now that -- on "the walking dead" there is people that eat people. i'm looking at guillermo, i'm going -- delicious. >> jimmy: he is. he is delicious. i can attest to that. i've had a little of that. [ laughter ] you know what i do, i go right to jose canseco's house if there's a zombie apocalypse. >> because of the bats. >> jimmy: he's got bats. that seems to be their achilles heel. i'm not scared of zom

in som cases that's cool, but i think the rking famils voted with theirocketbooks andheir kchenable budgetause, agai the paychecks were getting smaller and, you know, we were rking more hurs, and it's com d to a point whereyou know, enough is enough. let's help the peopl who are working you keep ccaiming that u are doing that mr. democrat, but you're really not doing that. and that's whye're fed . neil: you're gving republicans sort o a chance to see what th can do? >> i absuty -- neil: inteing. all right. i really want to see, neil, a, again, don' agree wi obama politics. don't i think if we had a balance houses of ngss and a democric preside it sms -- the stock market seems togree and whatave you, b i really want to see americace. have cldren. i want to ss alonghe great american sho tha i had, you know, a stet kid fr bosto and i'malkin to neil cato, you know, fo x yearsn fox busine. so iant to give my kids a chance, and thk that's what people did. th voted with their conscien a the @ountr i wanto see the republicans work with the president and want to hld the president in checwith the ti

there is definitely some pressure from different parts, and certain from egyptian diplomats to have somthis would be a great sign. >> when is the appeal scheduled to be heard? >> so the appeal is set for the first of january. the families hope that i they could be released before the end of the year. we have a sense that they want to respect the process of the appeal. and then in the next month, it could be a good sign that we'll have one or two of the appeals, and then there could be a presidential pardon. i think its hard, it seems hard that they would be pardoned before, but it would definitely be very, very soon after that. >> coming up on al jazeera america. social media reacts to president obama's executive action on immigration. sparks are flying. then it is real money with ali velshi at the top of the hour. >> america and russia aren't the only countries trying to plant their flags in the north? china is also trying to take part of the arctic, too. we'll have that next on "real money." >> you're probably not surprised to hear this. immigration is trending right now following the

and there are som politicians that say maryland could be the biggest upset for the democratic party in this midterm election. the hopes are riding right now on lieutenant governor anthony brown, the democrat in the race, he's hoping to get that top spot. he's making a last-minute push here bringing in some heavy hitters. last nig he was campaigning with first lady michelle obama. he's had the clintons with him before. he says this is going to come out to voter turnout. that's what will ultimately decide this race. of course, he's hoping to keep it democratic but there are some questioning whetht the democrats can win maryland. maryland is a heavily blue state but you never know. in fact, the challenger here, businessman larry hogan, is hoping to see a flip here, hoping to repeat what his close friend bob urlich accomplished years ago, a republican who became the governor here. they still have to wait and see if lieutenant governor anthony brown's connection with the current governor martin o'malley will help him here or hurt him. there are some registered democratic voters who just yes

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. >>> first this, there were som some really big names at the cnn all star tribute held this week in new york city. the show doesn't air until december 7th but here's what we saw with the sneak speak. >> we're in what's called the whale room. you're wondering why. lint hint for you. the days leading up to the main event are action packed. cameras, lighting, hd video screens and the decor in place. and no show is complete without the rolling out of the red karlt. before you know it, a transformation. so inside this trailer my fantastic colleagues are putting the final touches on the show. come on look alive people. we're almost at show time on this night at the museum host anderson cooper honors a very special kind of people. >> these people don't have a lot of money, access to power. they're just people who saw a need in their community and set about trying to fix something. >> and here the celebrities have turned out to pay them tribute. cheryl crow is back for another special performance. >> i'm grateful to cnn that they have started this program because there's so many angels out

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do you expect that there will also be som reasons, the difficulty and the exchange with police thereome people away from these protests? >> good morning, victor. i really don't. remember, we're dealing with a case that has such inflamed passions, and those passioned extend far over and past ferguson, missouri. in fact, throughout the country. it's international news, even. and so, listen. people are motivated behind this particular issue. we've heard, as you know, and have reported on very well the public service announcements, asking for peace and calm. you have the football team that did it, you know. you have various other people who have come forward and said, look, be peaceful. and it cuts both ways, too, victor, on that issue. what i'm saying by that is that certainly you expect that the protesters, whatever they come from, and i do expect, based upon the inflamed tensions, for them to be there despite the cold weather expressing their views. you also expect the police not to exacerbate, not to intimidate and to certainly have a presence and to protect. so as long as the police

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. >> that concerns me s me to som degree. i said earlier my main prayer's to bring peace to israel.'s not equality in military power between the palestinians and israel. i've been to gaza after the attacks in 2008, 2009. every school in gaza was completely destroyed, including the american school. every hospital in gaza was destroyed. >> full interview with president carter will air on his show today at 1:00 eastern right here on msnbc. >> new details emerging about the florida state aluminas who opened fire, wounding three people before being killed by police. officials identify the shooter as 31-year-old myron may of new mexico, an attorney who graduated from fsu in 2005. his family says he returned to florida a few weeks ago, hoping to open a law practice there. investigators say they found journals written by may that led them to believe he was in a state of crisis at the time of shooting and was holding deep fears of the government. just before 12:30 thursday morning, may shot three people at the school's main library as hundreds were studying for exams. authorities say one sho

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