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south boston has worked his striking prowess with team alpha male is rush. he's going to sit down with those punches. >> pence leg kick. the next counter by left-hand sider benavidez. >> it's a hard kick by benavidez ther there. >> this is fox ufc saturday live from sacramento, california. round 1 of the mane event of the evening between the champion demetrious johnson, the challenger joseph benavidez for the ufc flyweight championship. we are seeing a lot of limited speed by johnson benavidez, looking for a big power shot opportunities. demetrious johnson's technique is done. oh, demetrious johnson, remains the ufc flyweight champion. wo wow! >> by knockout. >> we were just talking about how good his technique is and he landed a picture perfect right hand, outstanding. just absolutely amazing. >> johnson the first man to ever stop joseph benavidez. incredible. but i was saying be every the punch landed if you were going to show a young fight hear what he can emulate. can you do no better about that demetrious mighty johnson's technique. everything he does i

the fire broke out under a building in south boston not far from boston children's museum. the building was under construction and was reportedly being converted into microapartments. no one was apparently inside the building as it burned down, but the fire chief says at one point the flames were so strong they got all the firefighters out just as a precaution. >> heavy, thick black smoke. we had to evacuate the building. we had to set up a collapse zone and show us the building and there was plenty of room for the firefighters. >> the fire was eventually knocked down. there are no reports of any injuries. no damage to neighboring buildings as well. the cause is under investigation. >>> new details about that deadly train derailment in new york. investigators say the train was going 82 miles per hour when it hit a curve and overturned killing four people. the speed limit on that curve? just 30 miles per hour. investigators say the brakes worked, but were only engaged five seconds before the crash. experts are blaming -- examine, rather, two black boxes that were recovered f

from south boston crews are battling an eight alarm fire that break out inside a large commercial building at 1:30 our time. it was under going renovation and is believed to have been empty. the cause of thety is not known. we will continue to follow the story and bring more developing in the newscast. >> the west contra costa county school board is working on bullying and sexual harassment poll after an emergency meeting with parents and students last night. a transgender student spoke of about being bull lid after the fight with alleged tormentors was caught on video. >> it was a buildup after buildup after buildup and no one was there to help. >> the 16-year-old said the girls she was assigned sit next to spit gum at her and called her names pause she is transgender. >> she comes back in the room, "i feel like punching you." after repeated harassment she snapped. this fight at the high school got her and three girl she fought suspended if self -- several days. she complain but the administration did not realize the extent of the problem. >> it came to a point where i wanted to physicall

this is a tremendous eight-alarm fire in south boston in this industrial building that was undergoingovations. this is an army of firefighters. what we learned is that it took them hours to fight this thing. this is one of the biggest fires boston has seen in a long long time. no word yet on the cause. thankfully no one was killed. and we saw another kind, a much different kind of challenge specifically in syria today. our correspondent there, fred pleitgene and photographer were at the site of a suicide bombing in damascus. the tried to take pictures and take initial information. then i want you to hear fred describe what happened next. >> reporter: we were turned away pretty quickly. it seemed as though they were shell shocked. these were soldiers. clearly not in a very good mood. certainly it seemed as though the last thing they wanted on the scene there was western television crew. there was syrian tv there and chinese film. they were able to film a little longer. the soldiers instructed us to leave as fast as possible. >> we had to borrow footage, photos from our reuters crew wor

capital hundreds of protested against american drone strikes the rally was staged by the teddy k in south boston led by the full lycra kids time and time demonstrators johns and anti us slogans in the bottom of the good and cool tote attacks in the country the strikes deep field platoon caucus down with american officials say the crucial in the fight against terrorism. extreme wind storm still bought for europe the uk is boulder from the last twenty four ounces of thousands of people who've moved to safety is the worst type of statistics is that the british comes across the continent to the doctor's office notes that killed at least eight people. many homes of the mess that it succeeds sweden norway and didn't get me out of the floodwaters rose to six weeks is the highest level in decades. the soup abalone or ne thing filled with both pro and anti nationalist demonstrators friday. cos boss alone in lieu of flag waving protests by the four against the region's independence comes to by the fifth of things to come and incidentally despite the government agreed to imitate the ones that keep the area

this building is in south boston not far from the boston children's museum.fighters say it appears that nobody was inside. the apartment was underÑi destruction. parts of the building were ,ude open. >> i believe it's being xd reconstructed to put in micro housing units. >> this huge firelpxdçó is knoc down at this point, butt( firefighters still making a sweep to see if the building is safe enough to bring in vestigators.oç >>> time for one sonoma county supervisors who are appointing a task force toda).dçó they will recommend a prosenseep access next year for an independent citizen's review of currently theyt( work toxd prov beyond a reasonable doubt that there was a justified shooting. drop his replica rifle before shoots. >>> a woman has been demanded to q lopez. they say thatok by not charging him she's not upholding her xd oath. >>> a search for a man and hcsÑ family ramping up this morning. bob +ridell is in san jose whe the strip originallytoqyrejtt t searchers in iowa will resumee1 their search for dale smith and that were in his single engine bea

. >> we continue to follow breaking news from south boston where crews are battling a seven alarm firerms but downgraded. it broke out in a commercial building at 1:30 our time. the fire now is under control. the building was undergoing reno nation but no word if that could have led to the fire with reports of people in the building. they all made it out. we will continue to follow the story and bring you more. >> the school board in west contra costa county is working on new bullying policies after an emergency meeting last night. a transgender student spoke up about being bullied after the fight with the alleged tormentor was caught on video. the supervisors agreed that the policies have not been properly enforced so they are giving themselves 40 to 45 days to develop new policies. >> i wanted to hurt physically mile. >> i take responsibility if that. i am sorry i have not done more. >> tone, the west contra costa county school district called the emergency board meeting after parents complained. >> happening today, sonoma county supervisors are meeting to appoint a 21-member task fo

. >> and also, south boston where so much of that case took place is now becoming gender fied in a waysuch an insular -- >> he returned to a boosten he didn't recognize. >> there wasn't a lot of media coverage but i was in the courtroom for the sentencing for bulger. the victim paimpact statements were no different than the victim pact statements you hear every single day in court. these people, you could just still hear and feel the passion and the pain that they suffered. >> bulger, what he was so concerned about was not being seen as a rat and not being seen as somebody who killed women but apparently he did. >> he did. it is too bad there weren't cameras in the courtroom because his whole defense in the case was not that i'm not guilty of being a gangster, i'm not guilty of being a drug dealer and killing my enemies, i just didn't inform, and i didn't kill women. >> all right. we'll take a quick break and have more when we come back, more crime and justice ahead. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. t

in my native community of south boston, the churches are filled now.ng back to church. isn't that what the pope is supposed to be doing, bringing people back to the church, bringing people back to christ? and he's bringing them back to christ in the church on a message that they can connect with. i don't know about these polls. i don't know where these poll numbers come from. but i'm telling you where the poll numbers in church, for actual people sitting in the pews, they're delighted with what he's talking about and it is the values they believe in for their family and that's why they're coming back to the catholic church. >> we're talking about the political significance in the united states, one of the sort of -- the famous karl rove political project here was to align catholics in the united states with the republican party. he saw that as one of the great -- his permanent republican majority, one of the bedrocks of that was to get catholics into the republican party. and i wonder if you have a pope out now who is talking more about -- stressing mo

farther north of maine you get more and develops farther south, boston could more than we are currentlying so we have to watch overnight where the system develops and it means more winds will be kicking up overnight. if it's not bad enough to drive in snow itself, blowing around and the visibility is poor so each more problems. >> thanks for that extra. appreciate it. >>> the lottery i would like to say is not the best personal finance tool. dumb luck is not usually a good investment choice but put that aside. tonight's megamillion jackpot is close to $600 million. it could set a new record. there have been 21 straight megamillions drawings without a winner. if there is no winner yet tonight or friday night, it's possible, it's possible the jackpot for christmas eve, that drawing could reach $1 billion! >> to quote austin powers your chance of winning are dr. evil, right? 1 in 259 million and probably the reason it's rolled over so many times. you're thousand times more likely to be struck by an asteroid. >> which i'm looking for that the next couple of days. wr 39 minutes after the hou

the fire broke out this morning on summer street in south boston.icials said that the building was under renovation but they do not know what started the fire. >> today president obama will start a new push for the health-care web site. in any event at the white house he will highlight people that he no has been actually helped by the health care reform law. the president also is expected to say that republicans want to strip away the benefits without even offering an alternative. >> now that the health-care website is supposed to be running smoother, consumers are reporting the are getting mixed success. brokers and >> the sisters in utah said that three of every four people who want to sign up for coverage on the website are succeeding within an hour of logging in. $750 and people tried to sign up yesterday double the usual and the website is serving as a health-care exchange for 36 states which did not or refused to set up their own web sites. california have their own exchange. which has also had some problems. our state exchange has just starte

. >>> freezing rain, caused a massive chain reaction crash today in worcester, massachusetts, south of boston shut down part of the interstate for hours today. 30 people suffered minor injuries. the accident was just one of several crashes and spinouts in that area, blamed on icy roads there. police are asking people to stay off of the roads, unless it's an emergency. >>> we've been enjoying very mild weather around the bay area but that might be changing pretty soon. >> it will be changing soon. low 70s, struggling to reach the 50-degree mark. as far as temperatures from today, once again, we've been kind of locked in this weather pattern. look at these 70s toward morgan hill. 70degrees. livermore, 73. lots of 60s, even for oakland, san francisco. right now on live stormtracker, you can see high clouds approaching the north coast to california. the bay area for the most part until the clear. a few clouds paying us a visit for late tonight, and into tomorrow. probably by this time tomorrow, we're going to have mostly cloudy skies. current temperatures are in the 60s out there. still pretty mi

in a matter of minutes it engulfed a five-story brick building in south boston. three floors were reportedly blown out. a local station reports fire crews were able to get the upper hand in about an hour. the building was under renovation and everyone, thankfully, inside escaped without injury. >>> and can detroit proceed with its record bankruptcy? they face an estimated $18 billion in debt. officials say reducing that is the only way to fight years of blight and violent crime. there are controversial reductions, including pensions and the sale of city assets. this is the largest bankruptcy case in u.s. history. >>> new this morning, a stunning number. 82. that's how fast the metro north train was going when it jumped the tracks in the bronx killing four, injuring many others. the speed limit on that section of track was 70 miles an hour. going to 30 miles an hour around the curve. it was going 82 miles an hour when it was supposed to be going 30. the ntsb found more. the brakes were applied just seconds before the train left the rails. the throttle also disenga

south of boston, they're looking for it later this morning. bring them light snow, chicago even dealing with it as well. the bigger system here into the northeast, we're talking about anywhere from 2 to 4 edges now, places like boston, yes, it's later in the day, new york city also looking for 2 to 4 inches but the higher amounts, we'll really be looking for those farther into new england as the system strengthens overnight. temperaturewise, we know, it's cold. let's take a look at the rest of the country, though, notice the tail end of the system, there's a cold front. that could start to affect the southeast even though it's beautiful, your temperatures have been above normal. that will change a behind as that cold front goes through places like atlanta overnight tonight. not going to be a big deal. we'll have a pattern shift, a flip-flop. yes, enjoy it. warm in the southeast, coal in the northeast. by the end of the workweek, what goes west comes east. we warm up, it looks better here. notice another system building out west which means tha

it broke out in a south boston building under renovation. with the enrollment deadline three weeks away president obama is launching a new push to get americans to sign up for affordable care health coverage. the improved obama care was website was able to handle at least 750,000 visitors monday although they did not say how many actually signed up. >>> there's been another alarming shark attack off of hawaii's coast. a man bitten monday while fishing died from his injuries. mara has more. >> officials say a shark attacked a man on a small island off of the southwest coast of maui. a popular spot for diving and snorkeling. they identified the victim as a 57-year-old from washington. he was kayaking with a friend when he began screaming for help. his friend paddled toward him and found his bleeding severely from his right leg. his friend tried to put a tourniquet on him and reach a boat but he died upon reaching the shore. >>> this is the 8th attack near maui this year. the 13th statewide. prompting a major study of shark behavior in the regi

the organization was formally instituted at the old south church in boston just in time for the new yearated gold to meet the young stranger, take him by the hand and every way flow around him good influences so that he may feel that he's not a stranger. the ymca offered opportunities for bible study, socializing and exercise. in fact the game of basketball was actually invented at the y in 1891 by canadian born teacher and coach, dr. james anyway smith. the ymca expanded its outreach providing a place for soldiers in every conflict. supporting new ways of immigrants arriving to work in the factories of the industrial revolution and work with people of all faiths. today the y operates worldwide and is gathering spot for more than 21 million americans in 10,000 neighborhoods across the country. in 2010, president obama joined other y volunteers sprucing up the walls at washington, d.c. middle school. the ymca is so much a part of the american southland scape it inspired a pop song and spoof recorded by the village people. like the feather in a cap of a yankee from boston. ♪ >> that is kin

with that warm air to the south, the colt air is stuck, boston seeing that snow on thursday and fridaythen maybe a mix of sleet and freezing rain friday, arctic air coming to the east at the end of this coming week, del. >> thank you very much. it is going to be cold. and thank you for watching al jazeera america, i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" is next. check us out by going to aljazeera.com. >>> hello and welcome. i'm phil torres to talk about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore hardware and humanity in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard-core nerds. tonight she's on the front lines of a devastating wildfire as a drone takes command of the skies over yosemite. crystal is a molecular neuroscience. she goes to the streets of seattle and santa cruz for a look at how science might stop crime before it happens. lindsay is an ex-cia operator. tonight show

south. under snow to the north. >> thunder snow in boston.nowhave six inches of outside of new york city. we lucked out on this one. if you love the snow, not so great. ahead of ourselves though. looking outside, the rain has come to an end. cloudy skies at reagan national airport. windsor out of the northwest. the winds are going to kick up as they move through the day tomorrow. 42 was our high earlier in the day. the record was 70. 34, upper northwest ec. 41 degrees. that could start to freeze up as we move through the early morning outdoors. look at the map rate temperatures, a wide range. 29 in hagerstown. ocean city, down one degree. there at 54. it is mild. they are at 61 degrees at this hour. us, colder to the north of 33 new york city. heavy snow in boston at 30 degrees. not so far from carson -- from boston, their 10 degrees. all of the rain, sleet, snow moves off to the north and east. areas of low pressure developing off the coast. that will bring the heavier snows to boston and domain is the move through the overnight and into the

watch for washouts in the south from missouri to ohio. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in atlanta, charlotte, washington, philadelphia, new york, and boston>>> a young public relations executive is doing dam control. at the start of a long flight to her native johannesburg, south africa, she made a disparaging comment about aids in africa. >> she tweeted. i'm going to africa. hope i don't get aids. just kidding, i'm white. by in the time she landed, she was fired. she's now apologized saying she's ashamed. >>> that brings us to in the facebook question of the day. have you ever regretted something that you have shared on social media. we can't wait to hear about your confession at atm fans.com. >>> a suspect in custody after a terrifying kidnapping ordeal in fee neex. an 8-year-old girl was captured while she rode her bike. she was able to run into the arms of waiting police officers. neighbors who saw that child being taken alerted the police officer who happened to be in the neighborhood at that time. >>> wild scenes over the week end from stores selling the newest model of nike's air jordans. several brawls were reported around the cou

it is another hard day to get there, the snow is going to be further south, washington, dc, baltimore, philadelphia, new york, boston, already newark, reporting delays. at home, hard freeze through the central valley and the high desert until 8:00 and 9:00, temperatures today are warmer at 44 in tahoe and low-to-mid 50's industrial valley and yosemite and mostly cloudy to the south with the rain staying offshore. low-to-mid 60's for palm springs and san diego and los angeles. this morning researchers say viagra could no long we be just for men. a study shows women with moderate to severe cramps reported lessening after the blue pill the scientists say the pill helps women by besting blood flow to the pelvic region and is currently used to treat erectile dysfunction but if future studies con first the finding it could be an fops -- an option for women. >> in 1988 gas what a buck a gallon and the first crew moved into the new international space station and nasa and the 15 international partners who build the station are celebrating the 15th anniversary which has green from two small modules to a $100 billion research

boston? they could've gone up the north shore and they could've gone down this floor -- south shore. y could've gone around charles town. why did they stay? >> that's a very good question and one that the british asked immediately after bunker hill. they said hey what are we doing here? boston is not a strategically placed city when it comes to caring on what is obviously award. very quickly after bunker -- bunker hill age made this suggestion we should reform and free lunch and invasion of america to the south, perhaps new york and that is exactly where they would go that summer. the parliament, the british ministry of. with them so by the end of that summer at the decision had been made that they were going to evacuate boston anyway. that is one of the great ironies the british had decided to leave there was no need to attack but of course the americans did not know this. prior to all of this the british had made an attempt to sort of show there might. they had earned the town which is now portland, maine and instead of striking fear into the hearts of the new englandero such a poin

an idea of the temperature cra contrasts. 33 in buffalo, and a few miles to the south and you're 50s and 60s. 41 in bostonere in new york. we're going to have more rain with this throughout the day today. some areas across the carolinas and in through eastern tennessee, in alabama and the panhandle of florida, maybe 3 to 4 inches of rain. we have flood concerns across the south and still residual flooding across the ohio valley. this rain will slowly pull to the east. the snow continuing, lake enhanced snow across parts of wisconsin and michigan. and right here is where we have the icing and big concerns throughout the afternoon. >> all right, just weird. >> yeah. >> thanks very much. hope everybody's safe, of course. >>> nearly 1 in every 3 american adults suffers from high blood pressure and many are on medication to treat it, but it might be possible for some folks to put away the medications for good. >> and tea time for all. guess where dr. siegel is. he's in london where he's going to explain the benefits of taking a cup of tea. the doctors next on "sunday housecall." don't go away. ayed? ayed? what

that left parts of the south and midwest in an icy deep freeze is now moved east, it's expected to hit virginia and mid atlantic states today then move up the east coast towards boston and new york. we begin this morning in south africa where debra begins our coverage of the day of national prayer for nelson mandela. >> good morning, bob. well this being a multi-faced country we saw many church services around the country today part of the national day of prayer and reflection nor nelson mandela. in the very famous regina muda during the anti-apartheid struggle a large service there this morning, the guiding light of this country. also prayer service at a methodist church in johannesburg that was attended by the president and the nelson mandela family. winnie, his former wife and grandson. but really is the people of south africa who are defining the mood here right now. at mandela, tribute continues to grow, people song and dance ever jubilant is constant throughout the day and night using the voice of nelson mandela gave them to celebrate his legacy as really a united rainbow nation. >> schieffer: debra, set the stage for us now. what happens through the rest of t

south side. >>> developing news out of boston this morning. the latest on a massive fire there. eight-alarm fire on the city's south side. >> and the search in the idaho wilderness for a missing plane from san jose. >> get ready, the coldest temperatures of the season so far headed our way. we'll tell you when coming up. >> and what started out as a stall on the bay bridge is now a fender-bender. it is involving a bobtail truck. we'll tell you about the delays there coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 3. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 5:30. >>> we begin this half hour with developing news. the search resumes today for a missing plane in idaho. that plane belongs to a san jose man. other members of his family were also on board the plane and mark kelly joins us live from the family's neighborhood in san jose now. mark, people there i would imagine very concerned right now. >> very concerned, frank, absolutely fearing the worst at this time but rescuers in idaho now are hoping for better weather this morning so they can

but this arctic air modifies, it drops south, drops east, in boston, new york and pittsburgh all staying from above average temperatures, but it's a modified version. certainly 20s and 30s is a far cry from 0 to 8. >> what about the snow. >> there's a potential snowstorm brewing. they're kind of seeing and developing different scenarios. the european model has, if it forms, staysed east. there's two different plays with this. very cold air well ensconced. scenario number two, a different computer model, has it moves farther east, more in northern new england. one model has had smack indeed big cities, a big nor'easter, so divergent looks. it's still early. tomorrow we'll be able to fine-tune things. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> rescuers are trying a dramatic new way to save 74 people trapped at sea for nearly a week. they're on board a ship stuck on -- so far other attempts have failed. sun lan ser fatti joins us. >> even this morning, an australian icebreaker tried to get there, but it was stopped by a blizzard. today they have given up trying to get a ship to them. now they'll

freezing rain advisories as far south as city of boston. up to half an inch of ice is a concern out here. that will be a major problem for travel. farther west, gregg, i want to show you current windchills. colder than 40 degrees below zero. bundle up. >> unbelievable. maria molina we'll check back with you. thanks. >> thanks. martha: there is new "duck dynasty" fallout as phil robertson breaks his silence about the comments. a major restaurant chain did an about-face, put duck merchandise back on their shelves. >> plus she calls the firestorm over benghazi, a false controversy. susan rice's sit-down with "60 minutes." the interview that has white house critics seeing this morning. martha: are we headed for an obamacare meltdown. a democratic senator's dire warning for the country and his own party. all that on this monday, the day before christmas eve. ♪ ul taste like? ok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a great cereal. martha: well, phil robertson breaking his

initially then the rain continues where it's just above freezing in virginia, north and south carolina, 95 all the way up to boston you can see that snow accumulate and that will be right in the middle of the day tuesday, dry air on wednesday and thursday but much cold per. >> our meteorologist dave warren. hard to believe it's been a month since supertyphoon haiyan devastated the philippines. some rebuilding has begun but shanty communities tarps still provide cover. neighbors hammered together what is left of their roofs and even in some hard-hit areas children have been able to go back to their studies. but the nation is struggling with the burden of having nearly 6,000 people dead and more than 1700 still unaccounted for. and there are fears that the needs of the philippines might too soon be forgotten. we've learned about what's needed. in the first days after the typhoon struck, the mead needs were met by air lifts of -- immediate needs were met by air lifts of supplies. food, water, tarps, the most needed supplies, stabilizing the injured and removing the dead. but now that the very basics have been deliver

south bay. >> incredible. being a boy from boston i love this kind of weather.we're dealing with rain and snow this time of year. not here in the bay area. clear skies to start. 40s and 30s, it's going to remain nice through christmas. so take advantage of that. can't complain about a lot other than the spare the air for today. if you are doing any last minute shopping. you have to fight traffic. but nonetheless temperatures near 70 degrees, grab an ice cream cone out there. off to the shopping center, a few degrees cooler. plenty of sunshine. 65 by afternoon. union square expected to see 62 degrees. really this is one of the places you got to be if you want to enjoy christmas. a good sight see if you have not been down. this is really spectacular across the bay area. look at all of the sunshine from the south bay to the peninsula even toward san francisco. expecting a mix of 60s in san francisco to close to 70 in places like san jose, which we may actually break a record if we get to 68 in san jose. expecting a mix of mid to upper 60s with some of the warmest l

the dark streets of boston were lit up this morning when an eight-alarm fire broke out on the south side. huge flames shooting from an abandoned building. there have been no reports of injuries. >>> a man fishing from a kayak off the coast of maui was attacked by a shark. he died from his injuries on monday. the attack occurred in a popular diving spot. it's the eighth shark attack off the island just this year. about double the normal. >>> a spectacular display by europe's most active volcano, italy's mount aetna shot lava into the night sky. >>> the nonprofit group transparency international released the list of most kruptd countries. countries with the cleanest records include canada and germany. as for the united states and uruguay, they are tied for 19th cleanest. >>> and these brown tree snakes are becoming a huge problem in guam. at the air force base. to combat the species, 2,000 mice stuffed with pain killers will be parachuted in. pain killers are deadly to the snakes which won't be able to resist the paratrooping rodents. >>> stocks kick off with mixed results. the supreme cou

in boston we have a mix going on right now. you go south or out toward the cape it's cold raitt rain. then a mix and snow when you get outside of boston off to the north side. for new york if we get anything else today, it's likely to be plain old rain. similar for us in philadelphia after record-setting snow that we saw during sunday. 8.6 inches. more in one day than we saw all of last winter. how about d.c. and baltimore, tomorrow evening's rush, could be a real mess. through jersey, new york, long island and right into boston, tomorrow watching for the next round of snow to roll back in. lining up from kentucky and west virginia including charleston, one to three inches, areas more than that including three to five around d.c. and baltimore, edging towards philadelphia, yet again. new york likely to be on the lower end of that, maybe one to three inch here, just outside of town. hardly any accumulation at all. that's a look at your forecast. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. appreciate it. >> 'tis the season, a war

engage in those urban communities like in south dallas or south-central l.a. or dorchester boston or around the country. i do not be the emphasis has shifted. it was there from the beginning. >> trafficking is an issue would have to deal with a broad and at home. there's domestic human trafficking. this focus has been all domestic as well as international. >> there are a lot of other points of contact to dallas in terms of the faith-based office. a major initiative that john alluded to earlier was the department of agriculture to get a competition set up with the summer food program to feed hungry children right here in your neighborhood. absolutely, international and local. >> is that your question for the evening? feel free to ask more questions. that would be great. let's have our last question. the microphone is here. >> i was quick to ask what you think about the syrian and egyptian persecution of christians by terrorists? >> the president put out a statement reflecting -- put out various statements reflecting concern about christian minority in these regions and wanted to pr

. >> we don't have time to get to everything, but the things happening in south sudan african republic, boston on your list, as kim jong-un executing his uncle were all on your list. i wish we had more time. good morning to you sir, thank you. >> take care. >> barack obama still has more than three years left at president but his legacy is a hot topic. we report from hawaii where the president's birth place is stepping up its he was to build a presidential facility. >> this is dhaka waikiki and downtown on the other. they are looking to transform the seven acres of waterfront into something presidential. >> there's two lots here that are possible sites for a presidential center in honolulu. >> an associate professor of americans studies is helping spearhead the statewide effort to build the 44th president's official library here. >> obama is in a way the first global president. he has roots in hawaii and kansas and kenya, indonesia and hawaii is a cosmopolitan city, too, so it's a good place to tell his international story. >> while hawaii can suffer from the stereotype of sun, sand and little

russia because when there is closer cooperation we saw that with the boston bombings in we when we had the russian warnings about the south sarina brothers were ignored by the americans because their game there was it's turned it's oh it's russian warnings taken with pictures sold and so unless the west does work cooperate more seriously with russia as equal partners in this battle against the radical terrorist groups you know that's the product that met that's the major shift that's got to happen. meanwhile in syria the western banks and militants have severely disrupted work to rid the country of its chemical weapons the latest deadline which is just a day away will be missed in the latest edition of worlds apart oksana boyko speaks exclusively to the director general of the organization where they prohibit of chemical weapons how much has been achieved in twenty thirty. and you call two thousand and thirteen a true historical hero here that saw the office of w. embark on probably the biggest challenge in its history but i wonder how much progress has been achieved so far the progress has been cost says it will. several

russia because when they reach closer cooperation we saw that the boston bombings didn't we when we had the russian warnings about the south sarina brothers who were ignored by the americans because then again there was this tendency so it's russian warnings taken with a pinch of salt and so unless the west does work cooperate more seriously with russia as equal partners in this battle against the radical terrorist groups you know that's the problem that meant that the major shift that's got to happen just to recap again for you the city of volgograd in southern russia hit by two suicide bombings in the space of just twenty four hours latest happening on a trolley a bus as it approached a market during the morning rush up to fifteen people are confirmed dead up to twenty eight others wounded including a one year old child three people said to be critically wounded investigators say the attack carried out by a male suicide bomber in the event probably connected with sunday's train bombing that killed at least sixteen people and wounded forty five others investigators have named a suspect in sunday's attack pulp a chunk in w

over in boston right around 23 with a low of 20, and very little chance for snowfall. further southhville, we're up to a high of 44, looking at sunny skies for the most part in atlanta. a high of 46, much chillier than we were last week. we say see scattered showers across portions of florida, including miami where they are up to a high of 77. lake effect snows around michigan, and back towards minneapolis. all in all, though, a very comfortable day. in st. st. we're reaching a high of 42, we might see a brief passing shower in st. louis, but very quiet overall. in indianapolis we may see a few snow showers as well, but overall a beautiful day in southern california the winds are picking up quite a bit, increasing the fire danger, but for the most part it is a beautiful day. >>> al jazeera spoke with the garden's executive director who narrates the story of this year's magical holiday exhibition. >> these structures are one of a kind. there have are no ore structures like them because they are made with plant parts. many of these plant parts are gathered from the woods. things like

because when they reach closer cooperation we saw that with the boston bombing scene we went we had the russian warnings about the south sarina brothers who were ignored by the americans because then again there was this tendency so it's russian warnings taken with a pinch of salt and so unless the west does work cooperate more seriously with russia as equal partners in this battle against the radical terrorist groups you know that's the problem that that's the major shift that's got to happen. let's go live now to go in central moscow arena what is the latest you're hearing from the kremlin well there was a meeting with when the russian president and the head of the federal security service and the ministry of the interior we have updated the president on the situation and of all graduates and also on the terrorist operations taking place in the ones that have also taken place in the nearby southern republics and regions as well and those places are traditionally unfortunately have been seen as sort of a hotbed for breeding terrorism now there is the result of those meeting those meetings was that the head of the fede

because when they reach closer cooperation we saw that with the boston bombing scene we when we had the russian warnings about the south sarina brothers were ignored by the americans because there again there was this tendency so it's russian warnings to do with pictures thought and so unless the west does work cooperate more seriously with russia as equal partners in this battle against the radical terrorist groups you know that the program that's the major shift that's got to happen. online for you right now we're providing in-depth coverage of events involving grad while on tarty dot com for live updates images and analysis of the attacks. plus it's in motion section of our website has graphic video showing the aftermath of the blast from our video agency replayed. in syria the western backed militants have severely disrupted work to rid the country of its chemical weapons the latest deadline which is just a day away will be missed this edition of worlds apart on a white girl speaks exclusively to the director general of the organization for the for the prohibition of chemical weapons and asks how much has been achi

their stock in the parent of u- haul, something south of $1 billion. our reporter in boston some old filings. they had the storage business off the balance sheet and he started digging around and discovered that he has been buying storage properties from u-haul over the years and that fortune is worth a couple billion dollars. >> clarify that. mark shoen is the largest shareholder. he is, what, the ceo? >> no, just the director of the company. what he has done over the last couple of decades is buying storage properties from u-haul. >> like actual storage properties? >> millions of square feet of storage space. billionis to two $1 ticky is very private. i can imagine, given on what has gone on in the family. >> we were unsuccessful finding a picture of him. the family has been locked up in lawsuits over the past few years. in 1986s a proxy fight and since then it has been embroiled in litigation. ,> his father, leonard shoen who you mentioned -- isn't it alleged he committed suicide? >> he did. after he was kicked out of the company for the most part, he started as she tried

rain down to the south but snow spreading into new york. by saturday evening, boston new york to the south but snow continues in boston right through early sunday morning and then the system gets out of here. before it all over we're talking generally in the northeast, especially around new england, about a foot of snow to the west of boston. some areas in upstate new york picking up a foot and a half and then around the tughill plateau a foot and a half as well. that's what's >>> here's what's happening right now. sunshine in the north bay with chilly temperatures. now hazy sun in san highways yea. the fog still around in oakland, into san francisco. visibility down to about two and a half miles. currently in oakland. we will break out the sunshine closer to 60 in san hose way. upper 50s near san francisco. oakland ethwe'll closer to 60 for the afternoon, and low 60s around the tri-valley for the weekend. we're going to see warming temperatures as highs get into the mid 60s this weekend, close to 70 inland by next tuesday. >>> that's your latest weather. >> all right

engage in those urban communities like in south dallas or south-central l.a. or dorchester boston or around the country. i do not be the emphasis has shifted. it was there from the beginning. >> trafficking is an issue would have to deal with a broad and at home. there's domestic human trafficking. this focus has been all domestic as well as international. >> there are a lot of other points of contact to dallas in terms of the faith-based office. a major initiative that john alluded to earlier was the department of agriculture to get a competition set up with the summer food program to feed hungry children right here in your neighborhood. absolutely, international and local. >> is that your question for the evening? feel free to ask more questions. that would be great. let's have our last question. the microphone is here. >> i was quick to ask what you think about the syrian and egyptian persecution of christians by terrorists? >> the president put out a statement reflecting -- put out various statements reflecting concern about christian minority in these regions and wanted to pr