and finally when prince charming gets through the thorns, and kisses the princess and they emerge and they say we're back, bow down, the villagers say we don't need somebody whose sole job is to sit around and wave, but if you'd like there's honest work for you, otherwise we've collectivized your castle >> i like it, i can't wait. it seems to me that you're described subversive content as a good thing and that's not really how websters describes it. >> i don't know. i guess subversion's in the eye of the beholder. i think robustness of ideology arises from having to answer good questions about its legitimacy. that even if you think that the state as it exists is a good one, the way it remains good is having it continuously tested for goodness, by having people question whether or not it's doing a good job and demanding it show its work and demonstrate that whatever decisions it's arrived at are ones that are grounded in evidence and are doing as good a job as possible. i mean, i think there's more than one failure mode for a system. it's not that systems are sometimes corrupt, they're

custodian ed rick made all to >> reporter: thorne would stay on the phone for nearly ten minutes even with gunshots going off in the background. the dispatcher probing for information and coaching him on what to do. coach o do. >> reporter: 8:16 at the first call from the school, thorne was approached by police officers and identified himself. w ap y police ers and i d self. >> reporter: what's striking is the tone of calm. even from a teacher who's been shot in the foot. in the >> reporter: there are o calls but they were routed to state police dispatchers and are not among the ones released by the newtown p.d. today. they're the subject of another freedom of information request filed by the associated press and, scott, that request is still pending. >> pelley: impressive how the dispatchers tried to help over the phone. jim, thanks very much. many sandy hook families objected to the release of the 911 recordings. a suit was filed, but the judge ruled in favor of news organization which is argued that the tapes were records that belonged to the public. elaine quijano spoke with bill

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>> thorne: oh, come on. you know this can't be easy for her without mother. >> felicia: where is the father of us all, anyway? >> thorne: i don't know. >> kristen: ask rick. maybe he knows. [ birds chirping ] >> pam: [ sighs ] [ bird chirping ]

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as much as twenty percent of the population is kurdish they fight for independence has long been a thorn in anchor side. long. always called for a kurd fighters they have more weapons and they'll never give them up easily but it's in syria where the kurds faced a toughest fight they were caught up in the middle of a bloody civil war their territories are being claimed by al qaeda their villages raided their people killed residents of this kurdish village of pursuit fina forty five kilometers from aleppo so all it does is make them tougher fighters they're prepared to die to protect their land and their people. now every night they want to restart the clashes but now we're well prepared because we made new bunkers so we have more ability is that we're all in you know if they attack us we are ready to defend ourselves if they don't we want to attack anybody. with such a strong fighting spirit and even stronger desire for sovereignty the kurdish influence in this part of the world is growing and arguably it might be only a matter of time until a new state appears on the map of the middle ea

ofa thorn in the side ukrainian authorities, she was known for her investigative articles. for the attack on tuesday, she spent the day photographing the houses of the interior minister and the attorney general. her supporters say the assault was linked to her work. on wednesday, dozens of protesters gather in front of the interior ministry waving photos of the injured journalist. they pointed the finger directly at the government. this shows the weakness theye government when resort to eating. they beat a woman, a mother. how could they do that. the interior ministry has open investigation into the attack and into a separate incident when a pro active this was stabbed and likely wounded. two events that will galvanize the opposition and the activists are calling for a massive turnout for a rally in the city center on sunday. of registered job seekers and france has risen by 17 800. that is the month of november. this comes from the french labor ministry. this box a trend of spiraling unemployment. claimed tont has unemployment and it is still on track. -- efforts to curb u

the dispatcher asked if he could hear anything else: >> thorne called the dispatcher more than once,rging officers to respond. he was on the phone when law enforcement officers entered the call, 9 minutes after the first 911 call. the gunman 20-year-old adam lanza killed himself within minutes after the officers arrived - too late to save 20 children, six educators or lansa's mother whose body was found at her home. prosecutors didn't want the tapes released. they were overruled. >>> billions of cell phones around the world may be under surveillancy the n.s.a. they said the national security agency is tracking 5 billion cell phones every day. the paper cited documents from edward snowden. it means the spy agency could track the movement of almost any cell phone around the world. n.s.a. officials refused to comment, but said they don't collect data on sell phones in the united states. >>> tonight a new meningitis outbreak at the university of california, santa barbara o initials are racing to stop the bacteria spreading. brian rooney has more. >> four students at this cancer developed

they say this is the one major important thorn in our candidacy? lot of republicans feel they are sitting on something big here and you don't seem to agree. >> it is a potential thorn right now. my argument is 2016 is a whiles off. there's a campaign and primaries to be had and something could come on later on. i think republicans have used this to bloody up president obama as well as hillary clinton now she's out of her position as secretary of state. whether or not it has lasting power with persuadable voters is something to be dermds. it fires up the conservative base. does it fire up people in ohio and florida? i'm not so sure since it didn't necessarily work in 2012 when benghazi, that attack played out at the presidential debates on tv and during the last stages of that campaign. >> nothing that's going to dissuade her from running? >> i don't think so. we would be getting a sign from hillary clinton if she was thinking of not running and she put out no signals on that. overall this new york times story is the best contribution, shows how nua

. >> thank you for that: >> from thai protests to egypt, and a man who is a thorn in the side of egyptianresident for decades died. his work is a symbol of resistance. he's known as the people's poet. he's died after a long battle with illness. he is known as a man with a sharp tongue and sarcasm. >> at 84 the passionate lover of egypt died in his humble house in a run-down neighbourhood. a mixed crowd of young and old walked him to his final resting place. >> this 24-year-old never met him. he said it's a personal loss. he taught me how to revolt and politics. for those here, there's no compensation for this lose. >> he was a rebel, and pop culture icon. freedom and justice for all and people's right to a good life, especially the poor. >> he targeted tyre ants and dictators, with sharp, noncompromising poems turned into popular songs by another musician. his blunt crittism of the president landed him in prison. 18 years spent in different gaols still wouldn't deter the poet. he was a strong supporters of the palestine cause and a critical opponent of islamist parties. >> a social man. h

. >>> for nearly two decades, a thorn in the side of japan-u.s. relations. prime minister shinzo abe has met with the okinawa governor to try to persuade him to approve the reclamation of land to build a new air base in the northern part of the prefecture. nakima is ready to hear the proposal. nhk world has more. >> reporter: prime minister abe wants to move the marines to a new base in northeastern okinawa. nakima has been strongly opposed to the idea. he wants the government to come up with a plan that eases the burden on his prefecture. futenma air base was built in 1955. it's now home to about 4,000 u.s. marines, but its urban location has been a source of con flix. people living nearby says it puts them at risk. in 1996, the u.s. and japan agreed to move the base elsewhere. many people in okinawa want it moved out of the prefecture. they insist that other areas of japan should share the burden of hosting military bases. u.s. officials have been pushing their japanese counterparts to solve the issue. the relocation is an integral part of their plan to re

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. >> thorne: yeah. we're putting the band back together. >> pam: oh, you know what? get a picture of this. it's so good. >> oliver: oh, yeah. that's great. do you guys mind? >> all: no. >> caroline: is my handsome husband in there? >> donna: uh, no. he's -- >> rick: i'm here. >> caroline: oh. >> rick: i was on a call with milan. [ smooches ] i'm expecting another. >> donna: okay. i'll let him know you're in a meeting. >> rick: yeah, this, uh, shouldn't take too long. [ indistinct conversation ] >> donna: i didn't send you a memo. >> quinn: eric did. is there coffee in there? if not, i take mine black.

from behind bars mikhail khordorkovsky wants russia's rich man was a thorn in the side of the establishmenta critic of vladimir putin. authoreded as a rival, he outlined his plans for the future. >> i am not going to engage in political activity. i said that in my alert to vladimir putin, and reiterated it several times since. i'll engage in public work. the struggle for power is not for me now. >> mikhail khordorkovsky may have ruled out a role in front-line politics, but it is unlikely that he'll sit on the sidelines and stay silent on what is happening in russia. what he does will be followed by the kremlin. >> mikhail khordorkovsky has a visa to stay in germany for a year. a return to russia is not imminent. he may face more charges. >> as chairman of russia's largest oil company, mikhail khordorkovsky once amassed a fortune worth $15 billion. he was gaoled in 2003 on allegations of fraud and tax evasion. >> the first official weekend of winter brought a frightening scene in oklahoma city. look at sheets of ice falling an holiday shoppers. some crashing to the ground were five seat long

and the british prime minister posed and smiled alongside >> catherine: the danish leader - helle thorninghmidt. now - some people are saying it was disrespectful. some of the photos suggest michelle obama was particularly unamused. >> catherine: some reporters are describing the danish leader as "flirty" with the president. saying mrs. obama seemed unhappy about it. the photographer who took the photos says that's not true -- and she'd been laughing moments earlier. >> catherine: photos reportedly shows mrs. obama ending the fun and 'between' her husband and the danish leader.. >> catherine: coming up at 6 - does 'selfie-gate' have any political implications for the president? we'll be talking about that. >> pam: the obama administration says the pace of the health insurance signups picked up last month. the new national total of close to 365-thousand people is less than one third the number officials had been aiming for. >> pam: >> pam: a report from the health and human services department says that more than 137- states. that number is up from fewer than 27-thousand in october. >> pam:

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a thorn in putin's side, in or out of prison. jim maceda, nbc news, russia. >>> and still ahead for us tonight, a big study. new data out tonight on food allergies may answer the questions of a lot of expectant mothers. >>> we are back tonight with news about food allergies, and a new study that may put a lot of parents' minds at ease. and a new study that may put a lot of parents' minds at ease. as you may know all too well, peanut allergies among children have more than tripled in the last 15 years. and a lot of women have wondered if they have any control over that while pregnant. our report tonight from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: a little nut causing a lot of worry. the peanut. whether to eat it or avoid it, has been the subject of much debate among pregnant women over the past few years. mom-to-be sterling doneally has been eating nuts her whole pregnancy, and today she's feeling a little relieved. >> i think being exposed to nuts while you're pregnant can maybe be a good thing. >> reporter: despite old recommendations a n

>> reporter: for one police dispatcher, school custodian rick thorn became eyes and ears, providing real-time intelligence. >> i keep hearing shooting. i keep hearing popping. >> okay. >> guys, we got a shooting at sandy hook elementary school in newtown. 911 is ringing off the hook. >> reporter: at one point the custodian still on the phone with the dis3567er is confronted by responding police officers. after he urgently identifies himself he relays information between those officers and the 911 dispatcher. >> i'm on the phone with dispatch. victims in the building. >> how many? >> how many? >> two down. >> two down. >> okay. is it safe? >> what's clear from the released audio is how police and those in the school responded. no panic but calm determination to deal with the unimaginable. for "the 11th hour" deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >> brings it all back doesn't it? now i want to bring in a man who unfortunately knows too well how the sandy hook parents musten feeling tonight. his name is tom mauser. his son daniel was shot and killed in the massacre at columbine high school in 1999. h

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confident that with body solders help he could end the embarrassing hostage crisis that had been a thorn in his political side ever. does it begin back in november of seventy nine or carter underestimated the lengths that his opponent in the one nine hundred eighty presidential election california governor ronald reagan would go to to screw him over behind carter's back the reagan campaign worked out a deal with the leader of iran's radical faction supreme leader ayatollah khomeini to keep the hostages in captivity until after the one nine hundred eighty presidential election. this was nothing short of treason the reagan campaign's secret negotiations khomeini the so-called october surprise sabotage carter and body solders attempts to free the hostages and as bonnie schneider told the christian science monitor in march of this year they most certainly tip the results of that i nine hundred eighty election in their part in reagan's favor. not surprisingly. iran release the hostages on january twentieth one thousand nine hundred one at the exact moment ronald reagan raised his hand to be s

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if like for independence has long been a thorn in and was signed. it would gel i always called francoeur fighters they have more weapons it will never give them up easily the seats in simulated has faced the toughest fight they're called tap in the middle of the bloody civil war. they could be something i needed to redo the people to visit and sophisticated in each of us to find and forty five km from the neck to see what it does is make him tough to find his dedicated only to protect the land and the people are good to know every note they want to resell attractions that were well prepared because we make new bunkers so we have more to tease them before. if they attack as we ready to defend themselves if they don't want to tag anybody up. what such a strong fighting spirit and even stronger design for sovereignty. the kurdish influence in this part of the world is growing. and on tuesday it my puny amount of time and continue state appears on the map of the middle east. portis be an auntie. i'm not the low twenties and resigned the case at least pe