the plane. no american ss were on board. almost all of the passengers were indonesian nationals. the ntsb is monitoring the situation, and of course, they are prepared to assist if asked. despite a massive international search effort, there is still no trace of the aircraft or the 239 people on board of mh-370 which crashed in march. and now we go to the missing jet from surabaya where it took off en route to singapore, and now andrew stevens is just south of the crisis center, and what are we hearing from the authorities there? >> well it is just after 1:00 in the morning, martin. there has not been much new information that i can the tell you about. and what i can say is that the search resuming at full force, there will be several vessels, and singapore is sending one aerial reconnaissance airline, and we don't know where the offer is going to be taken up yet, but the focus in the next few hours is going to be moving on to the search area, and we had the chief executive officer and the founder of airasia who arrived here a few hours ago and he is saying that the priority is be

i mean the airbus 320, one takes off and lands every 20 second ss around the world, and this particular aircraft, only 17 to 20 inscidents, but with those kind of reps, that shows and puts it in kon texcontext. >> and the airbus, and for anybody who gets on a plane and people are watching nit an airport or watching on an airplane and they want to know is this a safe one? airbus is exceptionally safe? >> it is a solid workhorse and chosen by the top airlines in the world and across the united states, and jet blue and american and united they all fly the a hf-20s and it is compare comparable to the boeing 737 and ubiquitous. >> and there are over 6,000 of them in service, and the other workhorse is the 737 and comparable and excellent safety records. >> is there, and i know that we are focusing on the ocean, and rescue and so forth, but knowing what you know, and i will start with you, tom, about the way that these things go is there reason for optimism and hope that the people on board will be found and that there will be survivors? yes, it is an ocean, but there are 18,000 islands aroun

you who are familiar with daniels' back s he was a notorious racist, and was one of the leaders of the ss white supremacy movement. it is always shocking for people to learn that the individual who was as important as any other single individual in the countrd in the disenfranchisement movement at the turn of the toa century,y that he was also a, what we would say today, a staunch supporter of feminism. he was one of the country's leading advocates, and by leading, i mean someone with political power and a voice as a leading newspaper publisher, for women's suffrage. a he not only was pushing the wome administration toward the as amendment for women's suffrage, but he also created the roles for women in the navy and the marine corps. did you have a follow-up. at? >> baker. >> he and baker had a very goodd relationship. a working relationship. they had a good working relationship, once were came.lan baker was in a bellicose sign id moving the administration towards warthen daniels had been. -- more than daniels had been. r they worked well together, but they had conflicts in terms of the r

and if it had sunk in tact we wouldn't have the pods on the ss ss -- bodies on the surface, so obviously there's been a breach of the fuselage. as we found with air france 447, i think they're going to find the majority of the passengers in the airplane strapped in. >> we lost you a little bit there, jeffrey. your skype connection slightly went a bit wobbly. i don't know if you can hear me now. it's so hard listening to that -- i don't know if you can hear me. i just wanted to know in terms of your understanding, your expert reading of this the mean potentially broke up into two parts. would that have happened mid-air or on impact? >> more than likely it could have happened on impact. in fact i would say it would be almost certain that it happened on impact. it would have typically split in two, either ahead of the wing or behind the wing. that's typically what happens to these sorts of aircraft in a very heavy impact. the nose may have also broken away. but i would say it would probably be in two pieces. and most likely the fuselage ahead of the wing and then the wing and the rear fusel

the law doesn't protect us, the ss played for this couple and thousands of americans falling through here's an alarming statistic one in five people on the verge of retirement have no money saved for it. that's according to a recent study from the federal reserve. overall about a third of the people surveyed say they have no pension or retirement savings. about 20% of these people are between the ages of 55 and 65 and obviously closer to retirement age. some people said they didn't think about retirement while others don't have enough money to save. steve and i discussed this troubles dilemma. steve said many are relying on using their home as a nest egg, but that may not be a good idea. >> a lot of what they have done is really the household. the american home has been a staple of the american investment. a lot of americans need forced savings. we tend to be people who when we get money we want to spend it. the house required us to save money. and we're nowhere near the valuations that we were prior to the vie sis in terms of home prices. and as a share, the home has gone from one t

they are right now conducting regular sweeps of some of the rooftrops of the build ss ss ss of the buildings they're doing everything they can to make sure that it goes off smoothly and securely ayman. >> nbc's stephanie gosk one of the nicest perhaps best assignments to have on new year's day. hope you're staying warm out there. happy new year to you. enjoy the party throughout the night. >> thank you very much. >>> other parts of the country where some rather odd new year's traditions will or will not be taking place. it's all in an effort to capture the magic of the times square ball drop. las cruces new mexico is dropping an 18-foot aluminum chile. yep, that's right. people got to vote online to decide whether it would be red or green and, drumroll please the winning color will be revealed at midnight. you'll have to follow that to find out. >>> next grand canyon state, flagstaff, arizona, will celebrate with a six-foot pine cone that drops from the roof of the weatherford hotel. it weighs 70 pounds and is lowered twice, once at 10:00 pm to coincide with the times square celebration and

somewhere in this germany are the ss guards, the gestapo gangsters.iform, you won't know them, but they'll know you. somewhere in this germany are stormtroopers by the thousands. out of sight, part of the mob, but still watching you and hating you. somewhere in this germany, there are 2 million ex-nazi officials. out of power, but still in there. and thinking. thinking about next time. remember that only yesterday, every business, every profession was part of hitler's system. the doctors. technicians. clockmakers. postmen. farmers. housekeepers. toymakers. barbers. cooks. dock workers. practically every german was part of the nazi network. guard particularly against this group. these are the most dangerous german youth. children when the nazi party came into power. they know no other system than the one that poisoned their minds. they are soaped in it. trained to win by cheating. trained to pick on the weak. they've heard no free speech. read no free press. they were brought up on straight propaganda, products of the worst educational crime in the ent

dot com organized it as well as other parties and the one at the "w" hotel and we spoke to the president of ss night life and he says this new year's eve he expects less because of what mother nature did. >>> i am looking less people going to tahoe and enjoying the snow. a lot of people have been skipping tahoe for a long time. >> now, the main party will certainly be along the coast tonight and crews are putting finishing touches on the fireworks and organizers say the winds made it difficult but the winds are expected to die down and they expect a show. in san francisco, police will be adding more officers on the streets especially along the ma rinna in the soma district. >>> first, dress warm, it will be cold and second if you are planning to drink have a plan in in place before you come out. and have a designated driver. getting a cab or using other services and public transit is offering decision services overnight and plan ahead. don't drink and drive. >>> tickets are one hundred dollars and another party at the grand auditorium and they run ninety dollars and another plan as we take it

the index went up drastically due to several surprise ss additional easing by bank of japan. or lower house election. and the postponement of a sales tax increase which is scheduled to 2015 october. so those positive surprise ss the nikkei went up to near 18,000 level. i think next year 2015 is better than this year. i expect the nikkei will go up to 22,000 to 23,000 level at the end of the next year. and there are several reasons. most important factor is corporate earnings. outlook is very good. and the other one is the u.s. economic recovery is also has a good impact on japanese economy. especially in the area of export to the u.s. i think there's some risks in the market. i think the timing of the rate increase by federal reserve in the u.s. is very important. when the oil prices start decline very substantially, then the market start to consider some debt problems of the russia and that will increase some external risks. >> as he mentioned, a lot of investors will be watching for what the federal reserve may do. but also on how policymakers in japan, china, europe as well

the ss united states gets a lifeline that could get a plug. >>> good evening. in ferguson, staten island, cleveland and all the other cities where clashes between cops and their communities have ignited flash points over excessive police force, we wonder what would have made a difference? could video recordings later answer questions about what really happened? president obama thinks so. he laid out awe a multi-million dlar plan and the lapd will do that. michael oku begins our look at cameras, cops and communities in rialto, california. >> what you're about to see happens every day across the country, an officer in tense pursuit of a stolen vehicle. two suspects inside showing few signs they intend to surrender. >> get out of the car, both of you. >> the situation could escalate. if it does, it will all be captured bit the officer's body camera. this time there's no trouble. days later the body cam makes a difference. a rialto, california officer confronts a wanderers accused of harassing pedestrians in nearby businesses. the officer's extra eyes record the scu

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>> david said this on "meet the ." ss media organizations last week saying, stop spreading all the gossip the hackers are releasing. he is a u.s. lawyer. he mentioned the film will be distributed. i do not really take his word as bedrock for that. look. eventually? i am sure. but they are too scared to put it out in any decent way in the next few months for sure. >> netflix is too scared and comcast is too scared. you are essentially making --rself a target very lacks target. >> even through all the contra see, i still do not want to see it. it looks terrible. know.on't have you seen "pineapple express." it is awesome. one of the greatest comedies. if this is anywhere near as good as that. >> private equity firms have billionombined 11.7 dollars. 27 publicly traded producers since june according to bloomberg data. no surprise. everybody is feeling the pain of lower oil prices. many. that theyteresting think over the next five years, there is a huge amount of money to be made. of their be one biggest that's for the next fi

i think the historians who ss who treat all this as inevitable it's not really an accurate depiction he events as they happened. it's an attempt to make sense of them later. maybe we need to make sense of them or else we'd go mad. or maybe we need to make sense of them so that we can prevent it from happening again. but in fact the history is far more complicated. great question. >> my question follows similar in line with that. had an appeasement been made and this war avoided, given the history of the region, given the tensions among all the various players, particularly in the balkans, would there have been another war, maybe a shorter war? or would there have been continuous numerous other minor wars and not have the one great war? >> maybe somewhere in between minor and major. i think there would have been a war between turkey and greece. that's how the first world war ended in 1922. essentially with the burning of smirna at the last expulsion of the greek armies. where they were expected to go in 1914. in some ways it was just an interregnum. that is to say, this is what was lik

only florida will escape the freezing temperatures ss as 2015 begins. the cold weather causing problems. an icy blast moving across the country. 130 drivers rescued overnight in southern california after getting trapped on a snowy highway. and another nearby interstate shut down. this picture popping on twitter this morning. you can see the blinding snow. one driver writing on social media, i've been stopped on the highway and have been for hours on i-15. thanks to snow. the same system bringing a rare new year's eve snowstorm to las vegas. the high winds creating dangerous conditions in northern california. falling trees killing two people. and this large limb taking out power lines, laying across an interstate in the bay area. in past key that last minute preparations for the coldest rose parade in over 60 years, with temperatures hovering over the freezeingeing mark. officials are warning people along the parade route. >> we want them to be prepared and safe and warm. >> allegedly, this is record-breaking cold. bring plenty of patience. >> the deep fr

our banking relationship managers support everything across the globe. and,ss takes partnership only through discipline and trust, can we create something greater than ourselves. we build relationships that build the world. >> bbc world news america. >> this is bbc world news america. reporting from washington, i a m katty kay. the kenyan president says this is his war. in the easternag ukraine but not much signs of peace. hear the shelley behind me in the airport area and we are in a trench close to the airport. there is no cease-fire. it is an allusion. -- illusion. >> what does stephen hawking think is a disaster for the human race? well, ideas that are already being made a reality. ♪ >> welcome to our viewers on public television and around the globe. win wasthe war we must the vowel of the kenyan president after an attack by extremists from al-shabaab. they killed 36 non-muslims near a border town. a bus was attacked and 28 were killed. theeaction to the assault, police chief resigned and the interior minister was fired. >> it is a chilling picture. of inn

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they have not responded though to repeated requests for interviews on the condition ss of criminals awaitingll see pistorius' case reach the highest court of land. he wonders when his trial will come. >> if you don't have money, forget about the justice system. it won't work for you. >> the judge disagrees. she was odd manhattan as she concluded the miss concluded the trial that justice had been done. >> if an impression was to be created if there was one law for the poor and disadvantaged and another for the rich and famous. >> but some find that hard to believe. >> the national hockey league has announced a new personal conduct policy. from now on, any players or other personnel involved in a violent act including sexual assault or domestic violence will face a mandatory six-game suspension suspension. it could be longer if there are, quote, aggravating circumstances. exhibitionner roger goodell decided to revise the policy after high-profile domestic abuse cases involving players like ray rice and adrian peterson. the players union says it didn't get a chance to review the policy before w

at about 193 million dollars today or 4.8 revenue and the target that we have established in the two reserve ss about ten percent and the reduction in the general reserve that will be permissible will generate about 58 million dollars in additional savings and so it is progress towards having enough money on hand to help better weather a down turn. >> so mr. chair, as you know we worked with you for a number of months crafting this proposed policy and i have been working and we have been working with the other members of the committee most notably supervisor avalos and we do have a set of given conversations that we have had with supervisor avalos and we do have a set of recommended amendments today that we would like to suggest are reasonable and it would ask the committee to consider them. they really do three things. first, the amendments that you have before you, and i have copies here for the members of the public if they are interested, and it is modestly slows down the proposed phase and of the policy adjustment. and the general reserve would grow from 2 to 3 percent, and in four years a

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the help find shane effort. a 65,000 reward is being offered for anyone who help find shane montgomery. >>> cost ss for the parade under those costumes there are mummers tattoos that are dedicated to their club. it shows commitment and dedication. >> it's part of my heritage and my life and community, so what else should i put on myself besides something i love. >> a local stat to a shop says they do dozens of mummers art throughout the year. >>> what parents need to know about teaching kids safe with all the toys in the holiday. >>> a unusual cold in california may bode well for orange lovers. >> reporter: if it is cold on the west coast that means it's nice and mild on the east coast. >>> we have showers on the way tomorrow, i'll talk about that when we come back in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> chain saws getting a workout in los angeles, strong winds brought down trees some of them smashing on top of suvs, power outages were reported. other parts of the california are dealing with freezing temperatures that's good for the citrus because it's brings out the bright orange. we can expect yummy

they were killed and massacred by the ss.silocybin this involved who i would say is very well-known -- so simon this involved, he tried to mark every day, every day remembrance day in terms of what kind of lessons can we learn. and if we're looking at anniversary dates of december, this is the month of december. obviously, we can recall many instances related to the terrorism of away from the bombing of the town, one or three in lockerbie when 259 people, many of them students, some of them were my students from syracuse university, were killed, and this was perpetrated by libya. and, of course, as far as the united states is concerned, there is a long list of attacks in december against the united states. one i would like to mention because this was the first attack by the al-qaeda on u.s. target in yemen in 1992. and then, of course, we know the story, what happened. but it's not only the united states, but many countries around the world. so if you really look at the statistics, obviously we tried to count in attacks or ma

but if carly foriorina wants to run again, she has to pay the money back. sfwl ss not like she doesn't have the money. she's a former hewlett-packard ceo. she made a lot of money. much to the attention surround surrounding her focused on the fact she ran and lost. she's kept herself in the spotlight by making regular appearances on national programs and she's also rich and has the money. in 2010, she and her husband claimed a net worth up to $120 million, so of course money talks when it comes to politic. will her money help her chances? >> that's serious wealth and it's the wealthier individuals who tend to have the better chance at becoming the nominee or a good shot at becoming the nominee. think of mitt romney. even think of john mccain and his wife's independent wealth. these things helped those candidates. they are more likely as we move forward in presidential politics, to steer away from public funding because that way, it doesn't limit how much they can spend in the end. i think you're right, i think money and politics is so important now, the wealthier yo

comedy about a plot the ss and north korean leader kim jong own. unidentified some foreign ministry spokesperson says the u.s. would have boat bounces by grave consequences if it denied the proposal for joint investigation no word this morning from one house on north korean proposal >> : sunday suspended studio to or following cancellation of the interview sorceresses says the to our of the studio will resume after the new year. >> : george clooney repetition effort sorry. influential entertainment people to sign it. but no executives agreed to sign a letter after the attack. is that it predicts a new chilling effect on a controversial film topic on one the size of moments sunday did ban the, the phone from the leaders also steve crawl thriller film said north korea also canceled the interview boat for a rib down from sunset location right in the middle of angry very nervous hollywood. still had 42 career expert joins me to talk about a twist on holiday shopping as this is a less we to your holiday shopping wrapped up and that has a good break happe

and the mummers ss feathers as well. >> thank you this is pretty cool this tussle with a giant turtle is in the running an 800 pound leather back slipper gotten tangled in the fishing gear and crews in atlantic city and cape may helped to free it. now the recorded encounter is considered for the coast guard video of the year. if you think it is you can cast your vote for the video on our web page, 6abc.com. we are buzzing next, we get star struck and meet celebrities and we have one here today and one is so star struck because she got to have dinner with cecily tynan. this experience was so cute and it's coming up. >>> topping the list of this year's do goingers is taylor swift, the nonprofit do something is ranking stars that donate money to worth wild causes swift donated all the proceeds from her single welcome to new york to the city's public school and that puts her at the top. the third year by the way that she topped the list. and a special visitor here in the studios, she came to hang out with us she is a huntington valley native and is here hanging out with her family and fri

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the scene. >> thanks jeffrey thomas for. that as i was mentions ss smentions at the beginning of the program, bad weather is hampering the rescue efforts. >> storms continue to rage. there's not much difference in the next few days. let's look at the area we're talking about, of course the java sea here. the plane went down somewhere around there. looking that the zone of southeast asia, tropical asia you can see there's a lot of cloud cover, very poor conditions. it's not one area of stormy weather by any means. we have individual cells we're talking about. one north of singapore one towards the java sea itself. in between thunderstorms where the air sinks down rather than go up in them we have periods of quieter weather. this is the computer telling us how much rainfall precipitation is in this portion of the world. it's where the winds collide really. something keeping bad weather across this portion of tropical asia is the tropical storm just towards the north here which will be traversing south china sea. it's shunting air winds from the north a

from the very early basic training work that we do with all our new soldiers, we teach the five ss. ent. it's where you've got a lot of -- you've got a lot of tempers going. and we work very hard to get our soldiers to treat future prisoners of war at the point of capture, treat them properly. there are resources to be valued and to get them back to the rear as quickly as we can to safeguard them and then interrogate them along the parameters of the army interrogation manual. so, you know, we clearly did not want to see this happen. in fact, general petraeus imposed a higher standard than the vice president of the united states with respect to treatment of anybody we captured. >> let's get specific about that. you were in iraq when abu ghraib broke as a huge international story. you testified on that experience to the senate judiciary committee last year. i want to play a part of what you said. >> we worked very hard to develop what the brits call the moral component. then abu ghraib blew up on us. the day that happened. the day it hit the press, my senior iraqi adviser, air force ge

the hospital. it's up to doctors to decide when to discharge him. he's 90 years aeld ss old and he and his wife are thanking people for their support. >>> the flu an epidemic in this country. >>> and fiery jets from a jet engine. the passengers talking about the scary scene and the emergency landing. >>> and the breaking news. the search for the missing airasia plane. bodies being pulled from the water, families getting the news. just ahead. stay with us. . >>> well, the national average for a gallon of gas this morning is $2.27. but in two states the average is below $2 a gallon. if you want to safe money, head to bathen roouj, louisiana. costco selling gas for $1.65. it's falling a nickel or more every week. >> don't tempt me. >>> forget the milk and cookies this year was apples. half of the mobile devices activated in the week leading up to christmas was apple iphones and ipads. the apple were almost triple those of samsung. the analysis firm says medium-size phones were two-thirds of the activations. >>> and getting their kids to bed early on new year's eve. a fake c

the cold war era missiles such as the ss 19. this is nato terminology obviously. they passed out of their service life though were russia has had a mass obsolescence to deal with so the first decade of the 21st century russia has been focusing on the modernization of strategic forces and putting resources into that. the second decade of the 20 century underway with united states putting resources into judicious modernization of our strategic forces. there's a bit of a lag time here but i would say moscow and washington have been making decisions about what i consider to be judicious modernization following cold war era systems going out of their service life. >> rose thank you for a wide-ranging brief. what are the challenges out there that you mentioned? is the growth of nuclear arsenals in asia and i was wondering if you could expand a little bit on that particular problem and how you're part of the is thinking about dealing with that long-term problem and more specifically if you can give a sense of the quality of our discussions with the chinese on these partic

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locked up into the northern plains and the teens for international falls. 20 twin cities. 20 in desmoines. 36 in chicago feeling more wintry there. widespread 50'ss for the mid atlantic basically from pittsburgh down to norfolk, virginia, roanoke and charlotte at 57 degrees. fox future cast showing these showers around through the rest of this evening. very light rain on and off but kind of drizzly and damp through at least the overnight hours. by 7am tomorrow morning, probably starting out with some clouds on the drive in maybe a little bit of fog other than that, we should see the clouds thin out more sunshine expected tomorrow. and this will set up the stage for a string of some pretty nice and sunny days which we do deserve. we got a little bit of sunshine yesterday but we've hard pressed to see much over the past couple of weeks. by 5:00 o'clock thursday you can see closing out another nice day. scattered showers this evening 41 in the city. 35 in the suburbs. it is just rain. at least not dealing with snowflakes yet. 50 degrees the high temperature still nice and mild tomorrow. probably a mick of sun and clouds. it will be breezy though gus

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but in a larger sense, what to you are some of the lesson ss should they, you know, stop to consider of politicians today, what could politicians today what lessons could they draw , from some of the missteps, and steps not taken? >> well it's a great question. it's a difficult one to answer. i mean history never repeats itself. sometimes it rhymes. but i think we could definitely say that there are perils in brinkmanship. i mean, this is i suppose the most obvious conclusion. and maybe both in kind of the era of nuclear weapons and today there may be is a greater cognizance of the risks of an outright great power of war. something about how theorists are debating right now. the rise in china. if you read "tragedy of great power and politics," he sees it as inevitable. i think he makes a very persuasive case. i don't necessarily agree with it simply because when i look at history, or even just recent history, i see how little we can actually foresee, even the near future. to give an example of this i've , been giving these lectures all year. one of them i gave in australia and i still