the lead locomotive did end up teetering inches away from the water. a track problem, was it human error, mechanical error? was speed a factor the ntsb is looking into all of those factors. the metro north train that was southbound was headed toward grand central station t. derailed in the bronx around 7:20 yesterday morning. th the train did not slow down. investigators are trying to determine how bad it was going as it was approaching the curve. >> it is not the fact that there's a curve here. we have always had this configuration. we didn't have accidents. there has to be another factor. >> investigators say the speed limit is 35 miles per hour. it comes from an area where it was 70 miles an hour. >> we don't know what the train speed was. we will learn that from the event recorders. we have downloaded the data off the locomotive we have not been able to identify it or verify it. >> two of the cars split one of them ended up on the banks of the river. this is how they explained what happened. >> she said the train is going fast. she felt the jerking

i thought it would be like teetering. >> i do give him props for having vertical video because that makesou think it's real. >> it is pretty crappy camera work. also yo also, you know what gave it away, too? it's in past the binding. not just the spin narrow part went through the window but the two chunky metal bindings wheen through the window, too. >> that's the circle. >> all too perfect, you know? >> we're all familiar now with this video. ♪ what does the fox say >> of course, this elvis song became an internet song now. >> it's on the radio now, they're playing it like a regular song. >> lochy wants you to know what the fox says. >> he sounds just like a dog. >> imagine that. >> what a shock! >> i was expecting something more cat-like. >> you're funny. >> the interesting thing about lochy is he lives in redding, california at the turtle bay exploration park. they say they came to him at six weeks old and he was abandoned owe he went home with the people every night as he was froing up and now we're watching them work with him to get him to do the vocalizations. they say he makes 28 s

of bed and looked out the window and saw one of the trains on its side and the other one sort of teetering and smoke coming out from between the two cars. >> authorities are looking into what caused the deadly accident. it has already been a difficult year for the metro-north commuter line. service was suspended july after 10 freight cars trailed. >> croatians have cast their ballots in a referendum on whether to outlaw same-sex marriage. the proposal would amend the constitution to define marriage as a union between a man and a woman. parliament called the vote after a conservative group gathered more than 700,000 signatures. croatia is overwhelmingly catholic and that church fully backs the referendum. the other camp accuses their opponents of anti-gay discrimination. health experts are warning against complacency as the united nations marks world aids day. they say the -- they say despite advances, hiv remains a global problem, claimed the lives of more than 4000 people every day. around 35 million people are infected with the hiv virus worldwide. on problem is still acute the african c

. >> our whole nation now teeters on the brink of disaster. >> simon: mandela pleaded passionately for guns, your knives and throw them into the sea! >> mandela talked to me about the fact that south africa came much closer to a violent civil war than anybody realized. >> simon: and in a civil war, president de klerk realized the white minority could stand to lose it all. in 1992, with the country threatened with chaos, he called for a national referendum. 68% of whites voted to end apartheid. >> today, we have closed the book on apartheid, and that chapter is finally closed. >> simon: it was a huge victory, but mandela knew there was at least one chapter left. >> i still cannot vote in my own country, and i cannot say that we have now bade goodbye to apartheid. >> simon: mandela reached out to his former enemies, working with president de klerk to forge a new constitution that would include black south africans. he wanted to abolish an odious system, not the men who ran it. >> to see nelson mandela and president de klerk together is the essence of reconciliation. >> simon: congressman

on this edition of inside story we'll look at the trade-offs and solutions when balance sheets teeter to the brink of disaster, and we start in detroit. >> let me just say that the judge has spoken, and i do think it's a tough day for all of us here in detroit [♪ music ] >> once the nation's fourth largest city, the heart of the auto industry and the soul of american music today's detroit is a portrait of urban decay and facing a water shed moment. it is the largest municipality in u.s. history to file for bankruptcy. a federal judge ruled the city is not only insolvent but in a decisive verdict declared that pensions will be included on the chopping block. dave bing is the outgoing mayor. >> the only way we stayed alive, quite frankly, is through cuts. we cut everything that we could. unless there is more investment coming into the city, and a new stream of revenue there was no way, i guess, to fix the the problem. now with bankruptcy emanant i think that debt off of our balance sheet will be less than it is today. that will be positive in a going forward basis. >> the judge restored

the teeter totter is just kind of right here. you haven't done a good enough job of striking that balance. we can be fair and respectful of the intelligence leadership and do a better job of striking that balance. >> warner: senator ron wyden, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the white house said the president's own policy changes now are not expected until january. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and gerson. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "washington post" columnist michael gerson. david brooks is away tonight. david brooks is away tonight. gentlemen, welcome to you both. glory be, congress has passed a budget. mark, is this something, does this mean the gridlock is coming unlocked or is this just a one-time thing. >> save the champagne, congress hasn't passed a junk. the house has passed a junk. >> that's what i meant. >> that's right. perhaps for the first time since 1997 the congress will pass a budget. i mean bill clinton was president, trent lott was senator leader, newt gingrich speaker of th

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the discovery comes as the country teeters on the brink of civil war.he fighting falls mostly along ethnic lines with government troops loyal to the president and rebel troops backing the former vice president. secretary of state john kerry spent time on christmas eve talking by phone with the two leaders trying to convince them to end the violence and begin peace talks. tuesday, the pentagon repositioned 50 marines to uganda. they're on standby to protect americans if needed. as the united nations voted to nearly double the size of peacekeepers in the country to protect civilians. >> military resources are now fully engulfed. and even that is not adequate everywhere. >> reporter: thousands have fled their homes looking for safety. the u.n. secretary general warned in a news conference that targeted attacks against civilians or u.n. personnel could constitute war crimes or crimes against humanity. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you. >>> a judge in california ruled a 13-year-old girl can be taken off life support. jahi mcmath was declared brain d

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. >>> teetering on the brink the steelers come up with an impressive performance tonight and stay alive, although only barely in the playoff race. they defeat the bengals, 30-20. ben roethlisberger 20 of 25, through for a touchdown and threw his first interception in four games. and antonio brown who had five catches one for a touchdown and a 67 yard pupt return td. they're likenesses go up. and they stand down on the field with michele tafoya. >> michele: well, ben, with the win tonight you keep your slim playoff hopes alive. you looked like a team with nothing to lose. you were hot out of the gate. what was the mental approach? >> just win. that's all it was. come out and win and play this game. that's all we could do is control this game and out here and that's what we did tonight. >> michele: one of the reasons you did that you were really well protected up front. part of that was getting rid of the ball quickly. how did they keep you up right? >> boys did a good job. they identify well. they block hard and just really proud of the way they play up front. >> michele: and le'veon bel

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coming up in the program turkey's leadership teeters on the edge of a political abyss as the prime minister tries to prevent the government from being shattered by a corruption scandal crowds keep up their calls for his resignation. plus the highly addictive drug crocodile threatens to get its teeth into tens of thousands of drug users bringing fast and painful death. from. the. economic down in the final. days to the deal and the rest of the life they meet katie will be every week. for the new book the moment like the. face of your life you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. welcome back you're watching our international live from moscow clouds have gathered over the prime prime premiership of turkish prime minister tired with thousands of protesters demanding his government resign their anger was sparked by a recent high. level corruption scandal that's already forced him to replace ten of his ministers are to start first is in istanbul with the first good drama continuing to unfold here today in prime minister erdogan looking increasingly under pre

. >> i know we have teetered every year with funding, going to come back, more donations where are we at now? >> solid for this year, obviously. we usually fund for the following year. right now, trying to raise money for without's event. 2014 event. also seeking sponsors for next . also seeking sponsors for next year's event. 2014's event. also seeking sponsors for next year's event. christmas july event, circle of palms, a very festive area and other programs here and there. right now, we are pretty solid. >> i know we lost the holiday parade because we -- understandably, a one-time event, this one, a month-long. >> absolutely. always open up the day after thanksgiving until new year's. this year, 33 days, it's free of charge, so, it definitely, you know, it definitely sparks the community. >> donation boxes. >> absolutely. we definitely need donations. >> movie night. >> doing movie nights this year, every wednesday before christmas, we are going to feature movie nights at 6 p.m. on our main stage. the first squeak going to be "elf", the second week is "a christmas story" the third

the boy teeters and then he falls but from out of nowhere the officer dives and cradles the baby.er says it was an instinctive reaction. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," grammy award winner celine dion. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cold symptoms. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. (♪ maroon 5 "love somebody" ♪) ♪ ♪ shop the adam levine collection, exclusively at kmart. and get up to 40% off assorted styles. kmart. get in. get more. zçzçtó >>> the beatles are back. dozens of rare tracks recorded by the band 50 years ago were made available for download yesterday. mark phillips looks at the release. >> reporter: a lot of people think they don't make music like they used to. >> one, two, three, four, five. >> reporter: maybe that's why some old recordings are so valuable. ♪ well, she was just 17 you know what i mean ♪ >> reporter: the beat

. >> he teetered on the border. he could have died the amazing. can't wait to see the interview.es it for us. much, doct. that will do it for us. we hope you learned a lot. we hope you'll have a healthier week. >> watch that sugar say the doctors. >> have a greatsunday. "mediabuzz" is up next with howard kurtz. here's howie. >> martin bashir resince under pressure at msnbc saying he deeply regrets his disgusting comments about sarah palin. why did it take so long for the talk show host to pay a penalty. could he have kept his job if msnbc moved quickly to suspend him. >>> president obama tries to boost his sagging fortunes by turning to chris matthews and msnbc. >> how do we get back to that confidence that we can solve our manmade problems and other problems? >> why was the host of hardball playing such softball?

spilled into the shrieks of turkey trying to deliver a final blow to the government which is now teetering on the brink of collapse activists are demanding that it resign and corruption scandal and that's already forced the prime minister to replace ten of his cabinet members commentators say russia or the prospect aren't looking good at the moment. it is the biggest political corruption in our history and if it is the case it is more than one hundred billion euros. some sources say i think the government is having difficulties to. cover the prime minister the video harmed by this and the i think the internal reactions and every move from abroad there will be more strong accusations and the government. will somehow try to defend. a lot of good in the eyes of trade and to also in the international public opinion on our website we delve deeper into the bribery scandal that's causing red faces in the turkish leadership has r.t. to call for that and more well now look at some other stories from around the world thousands of protesters marched through the bulgarian capital calling for the resig

. >> he teetered on the border. amazing. we can't wait to see the interview. thank you so much, doctors. that will do it for us. we hope you learned a lot. we hope you'll have a healthier week. >> watch that sugar say the doctors. >> have a great sunday. "mediabuzz" is up next with howard kurtz. here's howie. >> martin bashir resince under pressure at msnbc saying he deeply regrets his disgusting comments about sarah palin. why did it take so long for the talk show host to pay a penalty. could he have kept his job if msnbc moved quickly to suspend him. >>> president obama tries to boost his sagging fortunes by turning to chris matthews and msnbc. >> how do we get back to that confidence that we can solve our manmade problems and other problems? >> why was the host of hardball playing such softball?

. >> reporter: teetering on the end of the space station's arm, they installed the refrigerator- sized pump. it took more than seven hours. it was difficult and dazzling. bill harwood is cbs news space consultant. >> working in these big cumbersome space suits is not easy. it's almost like you're wearing multi-layer clothes in the wintertime, so much so that it's hard to move. >> reporter: while connecting one hose, the astronauts' suits were sprayed with ammonia ice crystals. ammonia is used in the cooling system. to keep the noxious chemicals out of the station, they had to stay out long enough for it to evaporate in the sun. >> we do not want to bring ammonia back inside the ship. >> reporter: retired canadian astronaut chris hatfield took two walks outside the space station. >> the environment in space is harsher than most people think. in the shade, it's minus a couple hundred degrees. in the sun, it's plus 300 degrees. so we don't go outside unless there's a good reason. >> reporter: with the cooling system down, astronauts had to power down all but the bare essentials so they wo

spilled onto the sheets of turkey trying to deliver a final blow to the government which is now teetering on the brink of collapse activists are demanding that they reside on mass and made a career option scandal that's already forced a prime minister to replace ten of his cabinet members commentators say. prospects aren't looking good at the moment it is the biggest political corruption. if it is the case it is more than one hundred billion euros. some sources say i think the government is having difficulties to. cover the prime minister and some of the video harmed by this and the i think the internal reactions and every move from the broad there will be more strong positions and the government. will somehow try to defend the. good that in the eyes of the trait and in the international public opinion and on our website we delve deeper into the bribery scandal that's causing red faces in the turkish leadership so we can add to our team dot com any time you like for more on that. and now is take a look at some other stories making news around the world thousands of protesters have marched

spilled onto the streets of turkey's made cities piling pressure on the government which is now teetering on the brink of collapse activists are demanding that it resign over a corruption scandal that's already forced the prime minister to replace ten of his cabinet members analysts say faces an uphill struggle to remain in power. now between the so-called good man woman and party and what sides have you nothing when you should against each other but i see we can expect to see more allegations or or corruption scandals to pop up and you see it does dan deflowered gate it's will be broken down that may bring down our growing government his reaction after eight days concerns that he is increasingly becoming the laureate smith actually bring an end to his garments because now he's accusing the u.s. government the cia israel and using quite a few anti-semitic terms asking that accusations of the so-called quote unquote jewish lobby is they didn't give him part protests last summer so i think he is he is quite fluid that this me a reach up to him and may topple him. on our website we delve dee

coming up in the program turkey's leadership teeters on the edge of a political abyss as the prime minister tries to prevent the government from being shattered by a corruption scandal crowds keep up their calls for his resignation ahead. also coming up our report on the devastating effects of a deadly narcotic that's cheap addictive and scarily simple to make. speak your language i mean some of the will not advance. the news programs and documentaries some spanish matters to you. a little too negative angles to the stories. that the spanish find out more visit i. come back you're watching our two international live from moscow clouds have gathered over the premiership of the turkish prime minister tired. they're the ones with thousands of protesters demanding his government resign their anger was sparked by a recent high level corruption scandal that already forced him to replace ten of his ministers let's talk more on the issue we're now joined live from istanbul by journalist. thanks so much for being with us tell us what's driving the protesters onto the streets is it just the bribery s

, we went with noly valley and i was told within a year or so, the rest of the district would be teetered with the new meters and that hasn't happened, if you could talk about the timing. >> yeah, sure, thank you. so, this has been a long process, it took us a long time to develop the request for a proposal because we wanted to make sure that all of the feedback we had gotten, particularly from some of our newer meters was incorporated and we're really pushing the parking meter industry, i think we're at the leader edge here in san francisco in term of making the technology work, particularly for the users. i believe the rfp was issued in january, it looks if we secure board approvalfinger we'll be basically issuing a notice to proceed probably next month, so december, the meter installation would start early in 2014 and it's probably about a 12 month process, so it would be by the end of calendar year 2014 that all 25 thousand meters should be replaced. we do have a rough idea of how we would go about sequencing that and i don't have it with me. i would be happy to share that with the bo

teeters on the edge of disaster as violent attacks continue across the country with on the groups taking hold in oil resources and slipping farther from government control. with three d. printing proponents say the future is here and regulators are just itching to get a grip on it or people disguise designing everything from sex stories to fully functional how to guns handguns i should say and all she's maria imports not find it scary and some will make. red's shooting range in austin texas is normally packed with gun enthusiasm. today the difference is that these men are firing rounds with a do it yourself firearm the world's first three d. printed metal gun we wanted to showcase the abilities of what direct metal can do eric much later is a project coordinator at solid concepts of company specializing in three d. printing game prints or in the arts he was granted an exclusive tour of their austin facility which boasts ten three d. industrial printers and a glimpse of our technological future these are all of the three d. printed parts that went into making this car after getting a fede

spilled into the streets of turkey trying to deliver a final blow to the government which is now teetering on the brink of collapse activists are demanding that it resign on mass amid a corruption scandal that's already forced the prime minister to replace ten of his cabinet members commentators say prospects are looking good at the moment. it is the biggest political corruption in our history and if it is the case it is more than one hundred billion euro. as some sources say i think government is having difficulties to. cover the prime minister is the video harmed by this and i think the internal reactions and every move from the broad there will be more strong accusations and the turkish government. will somehow try to defend the lost a lot of credit in the eyes of the electorate and also in the international public opinion and in our website we delve deeper into the bribery scandal that's causing red faces in the turkish leadership so had to r.t. dot com for more on that and a car blast has hit central beirut not far from the lebanese government have quaters and parliament some viewers

political instability it was the worst time in so much as the country is teetering on the edge of an economic crisis and they need cash and they needed as you previous because portugal russia can provide in the i did not. i was going to happen to you cranes trade with russia if the opposition in key of achieves its goals of regime change. well i think that this is a regime change. piece of the orange revolution highly on i clearly see this could spiral out of hand i think we've just taken made a very. difficult political call here he believes that except the use of force which comes with the i.m.f. since distance on things like raising gas tariffs to houses which is very politically damaging for him is going to be less of a danger than topping out the opposition protests that we're seeing on the street he believes that he can actually see is its way through in fact i believe he went to. cynically total interest to try and get some face time with european leaders and he's been saying repeatedly that the e.u. do is still on and may possibly happen in the spring birds again the reports

nationalist flags are staging a rally outside the government building in kiev at the moment and these are teetering the collusion reports the protests that started out as pro e.u. demonstrations have now become the third ground for extremist groups. oh god it's the fischel slogan of the hardline nationalist movement known as the ukrainian insurgent army and a chant heard among the crowds in key of these days here is just a couple of these protesters cheerleaders mr elect bork founder of the nationalist party and the men inspired by the actions of the u.i. aides wartime militias they took up machine guns and fought the russians the germans and the jews those who quote wanted to take away our ukrainian land and this is. another far right activist from the radical nationalist but movement so we need war that's the one thing an organization like cars can't exist without war. is one of those suspected of arranging the bulldozer action key of over the weekend men will present the ultra nationalist sentiment that is popular in western ukraine which has traditionally gravitated towards europe rather than m

if its teetering near the end of the cliff we should go ahead and push it over. >> the question is are we going to work together to fix these problems and there will be additional problems or are we going to do what our republican colleagues want to do, continue to sabotage the entire effort even though they don't have a better solution. >>> a new planned parenthood clinic set to open tomorrow on the peninsula is raising the ire of some neighbors. the new clinic will be located at el camino real south of redwood city. it will initially be open 20 hours a week and provide primary health care and abortions. residents have circulated a petition to help the clinic move. saying it will adversely affect near by businesses. >>> cyber monday is more popular than ever. online sales could hit the $2 billion mark. a jump of 33% from last year. experts recommend to keep your identity safe, check for the ssl padlock icon. and always use a credit card not a debit card if you don't have time to shop on monday. many retailers offer free shipping on december 18th with guaranteed delivery by christmas.

beneath the car of a former city council he was one of the first times leaders to quit and leave the teetering a.t.c. . turner is situated in the oil rich east of the country which recently unilaterally claimed its independence with libya's oil exports sinking dramatically the army is calling on protesters to end their occupation of the all fields their foreign investors are looking to exit libya fearing further instability two years since the toppling of colonel gadhafi. well the country is not even able to satisfy its domestic needs for oil producing just fifty percent of what is required meanwhile corruption in libya is getting worse ranked one hundred seventy second in this year's index and authorities are losing grip of security with an estimated seventeen hundred armed groups operating in libya and out of around four hundred arms depos just five percent are controlled by the government experts say the country is on the verge of disintegration with different groups vying for control of the oil industry a lot of the people in the east especially of the country are quite happy to sit and wa

spilled onto the streets of turkey's main cities piling pressure on the government which is now teeteringn the brink of collapse activists are demanding that it resign en masse over a corruption scandal that's already forced the prime minister to replace ten of his cabinet members and of the air to on faces an uphill struggle to remain in power. this is an open warfare now between the so-called. and oc party and both sides have you not seem initially against each other but i see we can expect to see more allegations or or corruption scandals to put up and he does. floodgate it's really broken down that may bring down our growing government this reaction after eight days confirms that he's increasingly becoming story it did actually bring in entries government because now he's accusing the u.s. government the cia is real and using quite a few anti-semitic terms. the so-called quote unquote jewish lobby is they didn't give our protests last summer so. quiet for you to the dismay reached out to him and made talk with him. on our website we delve deeper into the bribery scandal that's causing

coming up in the program turkey's leadership teeters on the edge of a political a bit of a prime minister trying to prevent the government from being shattered by a corruption scandal crowds keep up their calls for his resignation. was the highly addictive drug crocodile threatens to get its teeth into tens of thousands of drug users bringing founts and painful death. choose your language. calling for a week over though if you're going to stay still some of the. treatments that you can sense to. choose the opinions that you think great to. choose to stories could impact your life. truth be access to. oh. come back you're watching r t international live from moscow clouds have gathered over the premiership of the turkish prime minister tired with thousands of protesters demanding his government resign their anger was sparked by a recent high level corruption scandal that's already forced him to replace ten of his ministers are two star firth is in istanbul where the police could draw and they're continuing to unfold here today in prime minister erdogan looking increasingly under pressure a

if it's teetering near the edge of the cliff, we should go ahead and push it over.t i have done is introduced two bills, one that says that the president and all of his political appointees would have to enroll obama care. i don't think they would like that. i've also introduced a bill that says the definition of small business for obama care would be the same one that the small business administration uses. you know, what liberals always do, they don't always say we're going to grab one-fifth of the economy at once. they work on this for years and years and years. so we have to dismantle this piece by piece if that's the card we're going to have to play with the harry reid senate. >> guys, it seems inevitable that you will see medicare and medicaid expand in the wake of obama care and you're going to see a lot of doctors opt not to treat medicare and medicaid patients. how do conservatives respond to that? liberals will say they'll come pell doctors to expand it. what's the marketplace for that? >> i don't see any way in the world. what i see is some of the best an

until or more about history changing weapons stay tuned for our documentary later here on our teeter national as we take a tour of the factory were the gun put together. to other stories now the former vice president of south sudan is now in it was now leading an armed rebellion has said he may negotiate with the government and that's according to the u.s. special envoy there who is working frantically to prevent the country from falling apart a situation that would harm washington's interests american corporations have had their assigned set on the country's oil zone since it broke away from sudan in twenty eleven and the new borders contain over seventy percent of sudanese reserves now there are reports that are we the factors in south sudan are in control of these areas after two weeks of violence which have seen hundreds of people killed policy or has more details it is the boots newest country that is south sudan who will be on the brink of its own food loaded divisive conflict you know dealing with a civil war that knows no bounds in terms of how long that's would last of cours

well no doubt stick in people's minds teetering on the brink of default severely undermined confidence in the world's leading reserve currencies during the year china even calls for building a de americanised world the one started to breathe down the dollar's neck with its sights on becoming the new global currency small thoughts on this where the money race may have been twenty forty eight it wouldn't be the new year's program without joe selenski publisher of trends journal on the line harlow job looking from toronto stickers always. does the you wonder what all over to him to worry about here well you know really they don't and the reason being is that there's so many problems in other places you look what's going on in china very interesting a trend note on christmas eve when nobody's watching concerns melt over china care squeeze financial times yesterday forty percent interest rates loan that developer took from credit china. today's financial times remember this is when nobody's paying attention it's new year's eve fears after china key debt level soars over seventy percent new

you have a week government viewed as weak abroad now teetering at home. to the witness everybody wants to carve it upin their own way. the lack of american strength, at home and abroad , a lack of consensus stbornss speaking for all of the people or most of the people, has a damaging moment. when americans beverages we can sell whole world goes off the rails. we see that t chided chided, ukraine, a soviet mother ship almost arab countries moving to russia and all lost the sense of resentment that the government does not represent public it is a very dangerous moment and abroad. lou: congress does not seem to have a clear voice what is happening with ford policy we don't hear from the foreign affairs committee or the republicans or the democrats to shoulder part to show interest of the country and the president. what is going? >> a very interesting turn of events and i have covered congress since 1994 to watch what has happened and to bothties is iitereing because there is a tangible draft if not the isolationist bent but toet away from the tradition of th

you ha a weak government, viewed as weak abroad a now teetering at home inany respects. with itnd everybody wants to carve it up in their own way. the lack ofmerican strength open and abroad, or lack of consensus government that speaks for most of theeople is really a damaging moment. when america's government is weakened, the whole world goes off the rail that is what we're seeing in china and ukraine. going back to the soviet mothership almost, a arab countries moving tore russia. at home you see this division, the sense of resentment the government does not represent the public anymore. is a very dangerous moment at home and abroad. lou: ab, congressoes not seem to have as strong as clear a% voice what happens in foreign policy here. we're not hearing from the foreign affairs committee. we're not hearing as oneight or democrats for that matter to shoulder part of the interest of the country and their president in the case of the democratic chairman and the senate. what is going on? >> it's a very interesting turn of event and i've been covering congress since 1994,o w

and i think we are teetering right at the edge. of a pattern of such unending lawlessness, of waiving laws, waiving rules, picking winners and losers that is fundamentally antithetical to the entire american experience. and so i think it's worth every american tomorrow taking a minute to read the gettysburg address. and then hopefully, that will lead them to go back and read the preamble to the declaration of independence. to be reminded what does it mean to be an american. and it's in that context that i set out to write "breakout." because it struck me that we are mired down in sacramento and, frankly, most of our city and county governments, in most of our school boards. we are -- and in washington d.c. we are mired down in such petty, destructive, negative politics, surrounded by campaigns of such unending viciousness and dishonesty that the entire fabric of our system's at stake. we need to breakout from this moment in american history. and what i found as i began to look around -- and this is truly what makes this, to me, one

. >>> now to a remarkable video out of venezuela, two cranes teetering on the edge of construction sitese crashing as you see right there. construction workers narrowly making it out alive with jsut minor injuries. >> an astronaut may get his christmas wish -- a space walk. nasa is considering ordering the maneuver to repair a broken cooling system. engineers in houston, have been trying to fix the problem remotely, but itay require a manual repair. it shut down on wednesday after it got too cold. >>> and finally, the moon has a new visitor this morning. china's successfully carried out the operation in 40 years. the nearly the six-wheeled rover named jade rabbit, it will take pictures and collect samples from its the moon. -- moon surface. know how to say jade rabbit in chinese? >> i don't know. >> yutu. >> this is huge accomplishment for china. they're joining exclusive company, u.s. and the soviet union. >> thank you, ron. news you can use, yutu. >>> now to a murder mystery in paradise involving a young couple looking to start a new life in hawaii, they were just months away from havi