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why are they throttling? we can come back to that. so anyway, you have the russians who are the number one oil producers, but they have essentially been coasting on the assets inherited from the soviet union, from another time and another place. and such was the wealth of what was discovered, such was the wealth of what's till producing -- still producing 60% of russia's oil production comes from fields that were already in production at the time of the collapse of the soviet union. virtually all of russian oil today comes from fields that were already known in soviet times. there have been very few new discoveries that are producing today. the drama of the situation is that the inheritance is now starting to run down, and the place to look is west siberia which has been the producing core of the soviet oil industry since the 1960s. it's been the locomotive of this industry for half a century, and it is now in decline. now, that doesn't mean that the russians are running out of oil. there are phenomenal reserves and, of course, i'm no

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the throttle was off, the boy went to the hospital.hankfully the snow mobile didn't hit anybody in the crowd. i spoke about the safety of the games. so jack, first of all, i'm glad that obviously you and everybody in the crowd are okay. take me through what happened. how did it go so wrong? >> unfortunately, when i was in the air with the trick, the rear brake on the sled, kind of pushed off the left handlebar to spin around, the rear brake is there, and i accidentally tapped it. because the track is so big on a snow mobile, when you hit the brake in the air it actually nosed forward. i had no option but to abort ship. and sent me cat-scratching through the air trying to find my feet. i found them, landed on my feet, dodged the snow mobile, came away pretty lucky. i was so glad when i saw it take off that it didn't hit anybody in the crowd, i definitely -- don't think i could live with someone being hurt from my snowmobile if it went into the crowd. my mom was standing right there, too, and i was just watching her face as it was headin

. >> i always try to stay on his left because that way he didn't have to let go of the throttle to signme. he was basically dictating where we were going. he doesn't do the whole follow thing well. >> a self-described daredevil, mcdonald decides to become just a little more adventurous. >> translator: now, i pulled a wheelie and i was doing a mac back. that's when i take one leg and put it over on the other side. and i pull on the bike to keep the center of gravity, the balance. it's very difficult to do. it's not safe, but i felt okay in that area. >> it was something new for him. his attention, i don't think was too much on the trick. it was more on the car that was illegally parked on the side of the road. >> an unexpected and dangerous obstacle in a no parking, no standing zone. mcdonald was approaching the car quickly with only seconds to react. >> i noticed he was looking at the car more than he should have. the rule on the bike is look there, go there. with him on the bike looking at the car. i figured you better look down the road because you're going to steer right into it. eve

. >> we're just going to get into the throttle and let's see if it will get over it. >> bob jams on the gas and attacks the hill, but things go terribly wrong. >> the right rear tire actually leaned into the wall and touched and when it did, it spun the car around, basically in midair, and came down forward. >> the rock crawler comes crashing down. bob slams his head against the steering wheel. >> i hit it hard enough apparently basically knocked me out. >> unconscious, bob's foot hits the gas, launching the rock crawler full throttle toward the spectators. >> only thing i remember is the car moving under me as everything was still black to me. i was just kind of like a rubber man inside the car. >> people in the crowd run for safety. bob plows into another vehicle, but it barely slows his momentum. a man trips and falls to the ground as the rock crawler runs right over him. bob rolls on top of another vehicle. finally putting an end to his wild ride. >> at that point, the lights came back on, so to speak, and i was sitting up on top of another vehicle, looking at the crowd, which was v

this is chris and he's full-on throttle. >> what? >> oh. >> chris goes head long over a jump and tries to jump a motorcycle, he goes for the superman which is a trick that a lot of stunt riders will perform where they kick their legs back out and look like superman as they're flying through the air. chris has neither the height or skill to pull that off and goes head first. >> this move was intentional? >> yeah. he tried to pull the superman. >> really, this is his first time on the dirt bike? >> that's what the guys at easy street claim, he's never ridden an went for it. >> you can't do. i can't do this and work on going straight and turning. >> he's going over a little humpp and then there was something in front of him. what was that? >> that was the landing ramp, gayle, where he was supposed to land. he blitzed the landing ramp, came down on the front tire, ate the handle bars. >> looked like the handle bars went to his teeth. >> for somebody for his first time on a dirt bike, up until the point of impact, he was good. >> got it o

he's going to make the case for going full throttle. but doing it 24/6. hey!at honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> imagine a 15-year-old girl being told by her doctor she might not even live another week because of something she was doing to her own body. chelsea roff was that girl, and she was slowly killing herself. but the old adage applies here. what doesn't kill you can make you stronger. >> how are you? >> when you see chelsea roff now looking happy and vibrant, it's nearly impossible to imagine the day she says a part of her brain died. at just 15 years old, roth had suffered a stroke. brought on by severe anorexia. >> i now know from looking at hospital records that i was 58 pounds. >> 58 pounds. and close to dying. because so many parts of her body were failing. there are no pictures of roth at her sickest. this picture is from about a year earlier when she was in and out of

from the latest blast cling to life with the blame game between the government and rebels a full throttle we bring you an expert opinion on who actually could be benefiting from the deaths of civilians. also ensure its bid farewell by friends and supporters at his funeral in chicago coming up in just a few minutes here on the program we've got more on how the online activist was viewed inside the house. when our outgoing u.s. defense secretary leon panetta was on a week long trip to europe to discuss close military link ups and includes a visit to spain where washington is looking to double its defense presents this year spanish international affairs experts believe this is just one part of america's push to extend its worldwide influence. you know that i said. you have to take into account that there are two strains of thought within diplomatic circles in the united states or one of them is that they have to. and the most serious danger comes from the east from china and so they think they should reinforce their military and political presence in asia and the other strain and leon panett

it seems that we are plugged in 24/7 and he is going to make a case for going full throttle 24/6. ♪ ifyou is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. >>> imagine a 15-year-old girl told by her doctor that she may not live for another week by something that she is doing to her body. well, there is this girl, chelsea, but the old adage applies, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. when you see her vibrant, it is hard to believe that she remembers the day that part of her brain died. she suffered a stroke brought on by severe anorexia. >> i know from looking at the hospital record s ths that i wa pounds. >> 58 pounds and close to dying because so many parts of the body were dying there. are no pictures of her at her sickest. this is a picture from the year earlier when she was in and out of treatment centers, but she remembers starting a diet with her mom in the midst of a dangerous childhood spiraled out of control and nearly killed her. >

are going to ramp up the training of afghan troops but i do not see or sense that he may try to throttle that forward or accelerate that in any way at this time everything that he said today and wrote in his answers was perfectly in line with white house policy i did not see him deviating from that or hinting that that policy should change anytime soon hayden was also known as among among his supporters of the so-called global zero movement which stands for complete elimination of nuclear weapons under the worldwide regime of inspections do you think this might be used as an excuse for new interventions just i'm not sure about that i really haven't thought too much in that realm at this point i think that there was a considerable effort to draw him out on that issue today during the hearings but i don't think that there was any new news broken or any anything that we could take away from it in the way of of new interventions you know kelli a lot of my perspective we're going to have to leave it right there thank you very much for your time here on t.v. sharing your views on the subject o

latest blast in aleppo clinging to life with a blame game between the government and rebels at full throttle we'll bring you an expert opinion on who actually could be benefiting from the deaths of civilians that's coming your way in just a few minutes. twenty minutes past the hour moscow time a regime change comes at a very high cost a recent study of the arab spring has revealed that the egyptian syrian and libyan revolutions could set those countries back some two hundred and twenty five billion dollars middle east economic analyst thinks the process to revive the economy is concerned will be slow and painful what we're talking about are a complete structural change in how these economies work you know removing and reforming energy subsidies and subsidies changing the way the government deal with business and laws and constitutions and i think we're going to see is several years the of the hard slog i think it's not going to be as smooth as we saw in two thousand and eleven things are going to be difficult for the region for some time. now online for you at r.t. dot com fifteen years in j

s so-called bottle to throttle rule prohibits any alcohol consumption a full eight hours before flying an aircraft. >> pelley: thanks, michelle. the white house put out a remarkable photograph today of what president obama calls "the worst day" of his presidency. this is mr. obama in the oval office on december 14 as his homeland security advisor john brennan tells him that 26 people, including 20 first graders, were shot to death at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. today, newtown got a visit from a famous victim of gun violence and jim axelrod is there. >> reporter: this is former representative gabrielle giffords, accompanied by her husband mark kelley after meeting with local officials in newtown and families of those killed. those present want to keep the details private. on wednesday, giffords, america's highest profile living gunshot victim and kelley met with new york mayor michael bloomberg. he's been a vocal supporter of stricter gun control laws. but nowhere is the gun control debate more personal than newtown. desiree viauso has a fourth grader at sandy

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the bottle to throttle rule. that is as old as planes. you can't drink 8 hours before a flight. >> in 2011 28 pilots also drunk drugged tests. if there is an increase among pilots this year they plan to up the number of pilots tested next year. >>> russia will continue to allow adoptions to the u.s. for the next year. the agreement between the u.s. and russia says it stays in force after one year. they passed the law and the president signed it as a response to a u.s. law that targets russians. >>> it is officials, pinnacles national monument is now a national park. president obama signed a build nominating pinnacles national monument as the 59th national park. the 26,000-acre site includes towering volcanic rock formations and caves and homes to the condor. it is expected to help increase the number of visitors and boost touryism -- tourism. >>> the auto show is now underway. they are under one room along with exotic cars. one of the new vehicles general motors is showing off is the electric powered chevy sharp. >> new dc fast charger, a

halftime, that completes full throttle union trifecta.hat chicago teacher's union basboss talks about the good old days what unions were ready to kill to get what they wanted. that is just the beginning, remembering bashing the pinata with governor haley's face on it or union guys in michigan throwing punches last month? the mainstream media ignores issues like that. but quick to call the tea party receiving end. he is not surprised by the latest double standards, that is over the top, someone punching you in the face is one thing. a union member you know, waxing poetic about the day they could guys like me, more guys like you, you are wealthier than i m this is not a shock. looking at unions in u.s. they have operated tough a history of intimidation tactics, union representatives come on fox news, the network is fair and balanced, they allow people to speak, they are falling back to the abyss of irrelevant from which they came, they say that unions built america, unions did not build america, americans build america. they would throw aro

in two minutes, how washington is going full throttle on everything but ignoring one really important item. ♪ making the big romantic gesture. that's powerful. verizon. get a nokia lumia 822 in red for free. [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. liz: welcome back. check out what is grabbing the headlines today. the senate granting 11 million illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. meeting with police chiefs with gun control on their mind. is anything missing? white house press secretary tell you why. >> deficit-reduction is not a goal unto itself. it is sometimes the holy grail for some folks for the holy grail for this president is middle-class security, sustained economic growth. liz: capital classics on if ignoring the debt is something the white house is going to regret, former senators with me now. what did y

. ♪ neil: only hours old and i already want to throttle them.lftime congress back to 80 full-time mode. here's all you need to know that the hundred and 13 time is not the charm. the new congress already pulling the single games. more democrats back on there don't touch my john tirade. leave entitlements alone, medicare, medicai, social security. leaves 70 percent of what we spend a loan. leave it off the table. are they off the african rockers? still staring in the financial abyss. torpedoing and these guys don't budge. never mind they got their way on a cliff deal that raised taxes 41 times more than a cut spending. these guys figure they don't have to cut. no wonder moody's is signaling its going to lack are aaa rating. i'm shocked they have not done so already. what is going on? >> you know, it's amazing to me that they are actually still in power and can get reelected. the reality is that they are a mutually beneficial society within themselves. neither of them want to either cut spending more cut entitlements because their own society, the

the throttle got stuck.an in the group through his son out of harm's way and ran over and applied the brakes. one person had niern injuries. that is your 5@5:30. >> later this morning the president leaves for las vegas where he begins his push for immigration reform. >> one day after a bipartisan group laid down their framework on the controversial issue. doug luzader is live for us with more. >> the president had the big campaign style rally today in las vegas the push for comprehensive immigration reforms, will he largely endorse the plan that is largely making its way through capitol hill. the trucks of the debate may focus on border security. should we do more to stabilize the border first before offering a new pathway for citizenship? the president may suggest he has done a lot. >> we have taking steps to make sure we have tighter security than we ever had. >> a bipartisan group failed a comprehensive aroach of immigration reform that would offer many consider to be a form of amnesty for 11 million ille

chad: have to take off now, so we are going to push the throttle up. and there, we're up in the air. narrator: the training mission offers a rare glimpse into the mechanics of how the u.s. uses drones to support troops and prosecute its war on terror. the goal is to make it as realistic as possible so pilots can avoid mistakes when in battle. they should be checking in here probably in the next 20 minutes ore so. it's going to be an mq-9 a reaper. if they're at 25,000 feet, which they generally work, we're not going to be able to see them at all. narrator: it takes about half an hour to reach the mock village. drones like the reaper can fly on their own using autopilot and pre-set gps locations. but the air force still keeps human hands on the controls at all times. people have this concept of either, "it's a manned plane and the pilot's doing everything," or, "it's an unmanned plane and it's something out of the terminator movies." the reality is it's in the middle right now for both the manned and the unmanned planes. our mind tries to put it in term

the throttle was off, the boy went to the everybody in the crowd is okay. how did it go so wrong?, when i was in the air with that trick, the rear brake on the sled, i kind of pushed off my left handle bar to spin around and my rear brake is right there and i accidently tapped it. because of the jarring effect when you hit your brake in the air, it actually dived forward. i had no option but to aboard ship and sent me cat scratching through the air trying to find my feet and luckily landed on my feet and dodged the snowmobile. i was so glad that it didn't hit anyone in the crowd. i definitely would have been -- don't think i could live with someone being hurt from my snowmobile going into the crowd. my mom was standing right there, too. i was just watching her face as it was heading for the fence. >> this may be a dumb question but when you're flying through the air like that, what's going through your mind? does it feel slow? does it feel fast? what's happened? >> for someone who has been in a near car accident or something like that, when you get that vision of everything slowin

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. >> if you did, they were the first to invent the twist throttle., came up with a little app, and the app was really good about helping us get this on, and really shows the picture of a real throttle, and you can start it just like you would a motorcycle. and then you twist it you get the sound of the bike. so we're releasing that app today. that will be one of the innovations that we bring to the market over the next six months before we make the big launch later this summer. >> i should practice with that. >> would be great practice for you. >> what did you use before? how did you do it before the twist throttle? when was that invented? >> i think that came out about 1904. >> and then before that you had to -- your hands must have been all over the place? >> well the gear shift now -- used to be a column ever here. you can just imagine -- >> but buying indian, since there hasn't been -- you're buying a brand but it's a new motorcycle you're making. >> it is an all-new motorcycle. one of the distngzs we had to make, because we have a victory motorc

. >> i only have one speed and it's full throttle.there and it's a race to the finish line. >> reporter: when competition is this fierce, there is bound to be controversy. an american supplied pressure cooker caused a heated debate, but officials ruled they could use it. chefs from 24 countries are here in france hoping to take home the culinary crown. each team gets 5 1/2 grueling hours on stage to whip up a winning recipe. competitors create one meat dish and one fish dish. chef rosendale says he wants to impress judges with his slice of american cuisine. >> you do want to have the wow factor whenever they see the food, whenever they smell the food and whenever they taste the food. >> reporter: the u.s. has never won. sixth place is the best they've ever done. the youngest chef in the kitchen, 22-year-old cory seagal hopes this will be america's year. >> you're shooting for the gold medal. >> reporter: it's now up to a panel of the world's most renowned chefs to decide if team usa should savor its first victory. tina crouse, cbs new

it's ambrose that's being throttled. where is she, huh? [ all shouting ] brian, for pity's sake. it's all right. he has every right. oh, ambrose. after i'm finished with him, i'm coming for you! no, you're not. you're going home. and keep the noise down before you wake up your daughter. where is she? [ fr. clifford ] assumpta's looking after her. all right, all right. okay. okay, lads we're fine now. ambrose... come on, brian i'll walk you home. don't do this on me, come on. hey-hey! good man yourself. i'm asking you to change your mind. why? because i think you're acting precipitously. precipitously? hastily. ah, right. you think i should wait until i've no customers want the stuff, instead of just one. has brendan kearney been on to you? please. i understand how you feel. oh, good. but there's a public relations problem here. let him drink bottled. i still have that. for us, not for him! if it ever got out that an irish pub stopped taking draft -- so i have a proposition for you. we'll give you the stuff. what? only until the tourist season starts. after that it's back to norma

. >> the fight for chuck hagel now is in full throttle. >> chuck hagel is out of the main stream. >>f the main stream. >> republicans are spoiling for a fight. >> we have everybody fanning out their turkey feathers, strutting around the barn yard like they have something to say about it. >> hagel was a thorn when he turned against the iraq war. >> republicans don't consider him a republican. >> chuck hagel has left the republican party. >> he has long cut his ties with the republican party. >> when he endorsed president obama in 2008. >> democrats don't accept him as an alternative choice. >> hagel appears to be a man without a party. >> is chuck hagel the right choice for secretary of defense? it is certainly not the most easy one. >> the new conservative dominance of policy thinking ended when barack obama was elected president. but today was the day that the obama administration made the single biggest play to define what comes next. today, he nominated chuck hagel, in doing, he nominated the first vietnam veteran. >> he understands that sending young americans to fight and bleed

. >> reporter: only capitol hill, the blame game is in full throttle with just a few hours left before we take the "fiscal cliff" plunge at midnight eastern time. >> i want everyone to know i'm willing to get this done, but i need a dance partner. >> reporter: vice president joe biden and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell have been trying to hammer out a last-minute agreement. they have agreed on a few issues but both sides are making concessions. if the deal passes, it looks like democrats will keep popular items like a five-year extension on the child tax credit. it's for workers who do not earn enough to pay income taxes. also, the refundable credit for parents who have children going to college should stay in place. that would help families pay for tuition costs that continue to rise across the nation. and for healthcare providers who treat medicare patients, about $30 billion will be expected to help pay the costs for at least one more year. but what most of us will have to pay, the payroll tax forestial security. it is going up 2 points starting tomorrow. and that means if y

. >> we'll all the recent snow, i'm sure the snow making gear has been working full throttle for the last week or so. we are looking at this afternoon. this will be an afternoon and evening event that. evening rush hour could be a bit of a challenge. we are not talking about heavy snow amounts. it will be a repeat performance from yesterday when we picked up about an inch plus. most of the area got about an inch yesterday. there is your clipper system on the move. you can see it out to the west. and snow now in chicago, indianapolis and that is headed in our direction later this afternoon. and let me just mention again, if you want to time it out, i think 2:00, 3:00 is when the snow will start to move on it. temperatures, plenty cold for snow. 13 in pittsburgh. 10 in boston. just 17 in detroit so this cold arctic air continues to reside across new england and the mid- atlantic and the temperatures here on our seven-day forecast actually going to warm up so this is the end of it the next couple of days. here is your winter weather advisory issued late last evening by the national weat

. ♪ neil: halftime, it is unions this time throttled, but not in the overall work force where the ranks for some time now, but now in the courts where they had a winning streak appears to be ending. a federal judge knocking down a union lawsuit aimed at overturning ipse's right to work law in another withholding wisconsin's crack down on bargaining law. taken together that unions lost their legal momentum? james, a lot younger looking in person. glad to have you. >> thank you. neil: what do you think of what's going on? we were briefly chatting that these decisions could be anomalies addressing what is frivolous, but nevertheless, what's the impact of both? >> unions are in trouble. one of the unions following the lawsuit in indiana, the operating engineers, their average dues are $2,000 a year, and the argument was, look, if it's voluntary, members will not pay. that may be true, but that's not an argument for forcing working families to spend $2,000 a year on union dues if they don't think they are getting value for the services. what they are finding in wisconsin, in indiana, in lot

i was watching all morning, which you just sort of wanted to lean out and throttle the folks on your tv screen. gabrielle giffords' testimony was just heartbreaking, and i think it was particularly powerful, because everybody who knows her, understands that she did not come to this from the position of a stridently liberal anti-gun activist. she's a gun owner. mark kelly's testimony was very, very powerful about how he and gabrielle giffords are gun owners and believe in the importance of guns and owning guns. what i find most frustrating of the testimony from mr. lapierre and others is, there is no solution they appear willing to accept, unless it is guaranteed to stop every single incident of gun violence, and, of course, that's just not going to ever happen. but his argument about background checks and that conversation with senator durbin, for example, criminals won't go through background checks, so, therefore, we can't get rid of the background check loophole. then why do we have background checks at all? is that what the nra is arguing for? it's just very frustrating, because

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president obama going with john kerry but you are seeing the white house going for a full throttled fight to get and to win chuck hagel and not going to be easy. >> mark murray, thank you so much. happy new year. see you tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> another group that's voiced opposition to chuck hagel's nomination is gay rights activists. at issue, comments hagel made in 1998 about james hor mel, president bill clinton's nomi e nominee. he was called openly aggressively gay and called it an inhibiting factor. hagel apologized for the remarks last month. the group outserve reacted saying we appreciate his apology and the commitment he expressed to the lgbt service members and their families. it will be incumbent upon him to lay out actions he will take to support that commitment. joining me now alison robertson, director of that organization, outserve. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, tamron. great to be here. >> absolutely. i want to play what former congressman barney frank had to say early on. he was on saying if another group had a comments made about them, chuck hagel would b

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