sussex evolved into what many consider to be a lace first modern african-american game. but we never called ourselves that that was something that the city and the police would describe as we were clubs. which drew me to slow simplicity they mirrored who i was and it made one feel like one had some status and you had an identity and identity that you didn't have anywhere else. the sense of family there's a sense of acceptance you also have a way to wilson power because now you've got numbers. in those days we give you a point when a. code you had to be there because everybody else in town knew but here with. this occurred how good are those things i say these days why do i say i would be cheering here in atlanta we're back to the studio here to go sideburns off. before we. just what we call wolf in those. you know i was going to him that's what he said when he does you know you looking for somebody to tell him i'm getting a phone. but it wasn't really about destroying somebody really just a competitive they you know just competing with each other. is this time of police

here to the united kingdom when he was arrested on thursday by british police at an address in east sussex, charged under a british law that defines torture as a crime of universal jurisdiction which means the colonel can face trial here even though these alleged offenses have nothing specifically to do with the united kingdom. the colonel faces two charges of torture that allegedly took place in 2005 and the government of neppal is enraged. >> we demand that the act be corrected and the immediate release of the army officer. we have summoned the british ambassador here in katmandu here in the ministry and handed him a protest note expressing serious concern over the matter. >> human rights groups say it's time for the government in nepal to improve the rule of law and live up to the terms of reconciliation as part of the peace deal that ended the civil war. >> these violations cannot escape. we have been suffering from this problem of impunity in nepal, especially those crimes that took place during conflict. >> a u.n. report documented more than 9,000 cases of human rights violations by

fragile and with the strengthening taliban insurgency let's talk to ali rosenberg he's a university of sussex he writes for the daily political blog hi there thanks for being with us just days before these talks a senior white house advisor now it's washington is now considering this idea of maybe a complete withdrawal in twenty forty what kind of message is that sending ahead of these negotiations. but unfortunately not a very good one but i think that has as much to do with obama's domestic pressures as it does with the considerations for what might be best in afghanistan and i think that the obama administration does not work very well with karzai they find him corrupt and ineffectual additionally they have very little domestic political incentive to continue pushing the war the american population is pretty tired of it and in truth obama really could use that money to do a lot of other things that our highest priority list so i start no carry on carry on i mean i will say how persuasive his cause i like to the bay that when he's in washington i mean do you agree this idea that he's there

celebrate your sussexs, that is -- successes that is so important. >> did you select a new year's resolutions year? >> i did, not one that pertains to fitness, because i am on the rule and oriented around fitness for a long time and i am going to maintain that. >> well, we wish everybody luck with those new year's resolutions and i will send it back to andre mike and howard. >> good, celebrate those achievements not with a cookie or muffin but celebrate. we like that. >> exactly and have positive people around you. and we are supported by our goals like monica bring seven layer cake for us. >>> we have that cold weather out there and if you are in the cold, you need to burn more calories to keep you thin. well, working out in the cold will also keep you working. we had the upper teens to lower 30s and more clouds to our north. we will have a nice sunny day but breezy day. yesterday it was 38 in d.c. winds gusting to 20 to 30 miles per hour and at 8:00 we are back town to 37 degrees with windchills in the 20s tonight. we are off to the south which is where the skies are clear and the winds ar

witnesses say to sussex bards and and once great employees with pepper spray while the other broke thenets with a sledgehammer. the suspects took several rolex watches. police say a third suspect drove the getaway car, and newer model black and sandy st fx 35. three suspects are in custody at in connection with the home of a robbery in san jose. and earlier this month police say, a beer these are the men who tied up an elderly couple then ransacked the home making off with jewelry, other valuables and both family cars. it happened last monday evening here on bret harte drive in san jose's alum and then valley neighborhood. police at least one of the suspects had a nice and add the three men are also is on over three previous armed robert robberies and san jose. that included the stabbing and assault of two other victims. >> get ready the day little more for gas. prices are once again on the rise in california, they could hit $3.80 to $3.95 a gallon by valentine's day. this comes as refineries across as they convert to the more expensive summer blend of fuel while they deal with sporadi