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but it's not enough to shock troy or mac.nds, dozens of fish start leaping out of the water in all directions. >> left side, right side, front, back, all the way across the river. they were just jumping everywhere around the boat. >> oh! there's one! up on my shoulder! >> the fish are so active that the guys have to protect their heads. and it's no picnic for the cameraman either. >> boom! >> hit the cameraman. nailed me right in the back. >> some of the fish weigh more than 20 pounds and they're propelled by powerful tails that can launch them up to six feet in the air. the fish are asian silver carp also known as flying carp. >> oh! >> and while their behavior looks bizarre, the jumping carp are actually responding to the boat's motor. >> it gets startled by this sound and reacts by leaping out of the water. >> look at this. oh! >> the fish frenzy is an entertaining spectacle, but there's a serious downside too. >> this species really is an invasive species. it's not native to this water. it doesn't belong here. and it does

now troy is sharing his gift.my at tulane university, where high school students by the dozen get a free musical education, renewing a lost tradition of musical mentorship. >> a lot of older musicians are not around anymore. it's a different place after the storm. >> reporter: the storm. the scars of hurricane katrina still run deep here. what trombone shorty is providing -- an ointment for the soul. one of troy's star students -- 17-year-old pianist tassion lott was adopted by her aunt after her own parents ran into trouble with the law. >> when i started this program i just gained a bigger passion for music. i was like i want to do this for the rest of my life. >> reporter: now she is weighing scholarship offers to college. >> wait a minute. stop for a second. now, to talk to you you're very shy, you're very soft spoken, but you start playing and all of a sudden you get loud, you get big. what is that? >> i guess that's my inner lion. >> reporter: a lioness who might never have found her voice if not for trombon

martina was my partner in crime, sneaking troy on a call with reporters that resulted in his first stay of execution. after that, she became one of my closest friends, and she became a mentor, showing me the true meaning of family. the davis' faith in god and their loyalty to each other is unsurpassed. they have endured more than any people i've ever met and yet throughout their monumental struggle, i watched them put their own burdens aside to bring into the fold their friends and fellow activists, making many of us honorary members of the family along the way. their selflessness has had an indelible impact on me. in some small sense, it could be said that the davis family saved me and countless other abolitionists, human rights

whor radio's troy johnson is here, and troy, your listeners really see all of this as an important history lesson. >> absolutely. >> tell us about that while we look at video from the national cathedral memorial service. >> mel son mandela is an important piece of our history. and a lot of listeners were saying it's hard to wait until february to reflect on black history when it's happening all the time. the celebration of mandela's life creates opportunity to create teachable moments about forgiveness and compassion. they were in south frek and how they impacted the rest of the world. and nelson mandela wasn't widely known in the united states until the '80s. for most people in america, he had already been in jail for decades by that time. whor listener said she learned of mandela first on campus. >> i was most impacted by nelson mandela's life and observing him being gracious in a way that many of us wouldn't have responded to injustices. i protested, but i was too chicken to get arrested, but at least i was aware and it felt like the civil rights movement particularly on the university

now troy is sharing his gift.is the trombone academy at tulane university where high school students by the dozen get a free musical education. renewing the lost tradition of musical mentorship. >> a lot of older musician are not around any more. too many neighborhood of. >>reporter: the storm. scars of hurricane katrina still run deep here. with trombone shorty providing ointment for the soul. one of troy star students was adopted by her aunt after her own parents ran into trouble with the law. >> when i started this program i just gained a bigger passion for music i was like i want to do this for the rest of my lif life. >> now has scholarship offer for the rest of her life. >> you ever very shy soft spoken but you start playing all of a sudden you get loud. you get big. what is that? >> i guess thai that's my inner looip. >>reporter: lyon east who might not have found her voice if not for trombone shorty. he is america strong. >> memory of candlestick park. you get a chance to look around one last good time a s

we travel to the international show in las vegas and conical troy wolverton -- and caught up with troywolverton. mckinney.ith phil >> an hd television is generally defined as one half -- that has 1080p. that means you have about 1080 lines of resolution by about 2000 columns of revolution -- resolution. on a 4k tv, you have double that. columns ofut 4000 resolution on a 4k tv. the resolution because both sides are doubled of the length and columns, you get four times the rebels -- the resolution. useful on a big-screen tv. most experts would say it is useful on a 60 inch and above tv. tv, particularly if you're sitting up close to it, you can definitely tell the difference. there was a display on the other side of this wall where they were demonstrated -- demonstrating a newspaper text on the screen and they were showing what it looked like on a 1080p tv and a 4k tv. you can tell the difference. it is much sharper and clearer on a 4k tv than it is on a 1080p tv. the problem right now is that these tvs are very expensive. sony came out with its first 4k about they start off at $25,000.

troy. to find out more visit our big. dog called. it was a. very hard to get. that back with that hurt but there are no. the good. this is all she international welcome back. pakistan's prime minister has expressed deep concern about us a draw is trying to see his country just as the u.s. defense secretary arrives for talks in islamabad on monday as strikes in the region have claimed hundreds of lives since that from has drawn was going to almost ten years ago and for more went out joined live by freelance journalist muna how the babe made a hub a welcome to aussies good to talk to you so what can we expect to come out from these talks. well it remains to be seen because most analysts and journalists are questioning today whether there is actually any point in chuck hagel visit and whether there will be any benefit despite because there have been recent meetings by nevaeh sharif and president obama in washington only last month only a few couple of months ago and the drone strikes have still continued you know drone strikes in pakistan have been a stall source

. >>> at the national press club talking to tevi troy. why did you write this book? >> i've always been interested in buying a presidential historian and i wanted to see how presidents get shaved and i realize the culture is a universal influence both on their child had as they are growing up with the different instance is and how the pop culture is their time. >> tell me how house pop culture changed in the white house? it started with the jefferson? >> in those days you only have a choice for education they were the written word or the performance and now obviously there are so many other options in technology and that is what i get asked as technology evolves, there are so many ways for a president to get information or to be entertained but one thing that i wonder in the book is are they making better choices in this election. >> and how much -- how many changes are made how they communicate with other public? >> that is the whole point of the book while they are finding the new ways to get information themselves they find ways to get their own images and voices

see in troy the arabic to find out more visit arabic don't all teach dogs called. be a burly and social science center just published a study suggesting that key thirds of muslims in western europe hold their religious rules and follow the laws of the countries that believe that if you read the bible if you get if you go into christianity you find the sentence that you should obey god more than caesar. that means the religious schools are more important and more convincing those of this. it's in the very same thing left is now referred to the muslims. it was very interesting because all the dropped out of the sky in the roar. of the were shift across a few degrees. do a circle and at a speed which you know just astronomical speeds as you know they travel very very thoughts is it just look like a falling star that falls really quickly and then rises again what does it look like just work like a star. twelve months of chasing. the money means you find the world we live in. aren't you was there to bring you the cool future clash with the police the police are holding

troy is here to talk about that with us. troy, some of your listeners say they have faced and gotten a lot of negative feedback for wearing their hair in the natural state. but what is it that people are saying there is about black hair that created such a divide? >> there's so many things to talk about. the history, the identity of an individual. and what their sense of duty is. so many things are wrapped up into this conversation. and our whor listeners, many of them expressed that, you know, natural hair doesn't necessarily represent who they are as a person. some say it's not esthetically attractive. others say it's liberating. so you have a wide range of viewpoints. she says it's a source of frustration for her. >> that's a dark and shameful history that women of the color have had for hundreds of years. whether you are locked, you have a 'fro, you have a perm or a weave. we are constantly asked to explain our hair. >> and in that explanation of their hair, a lot of the feedback is from other black men, which frustrates

the troy. for a visit. to . britain opts for energy over environmentalists concerns with a plan to potentially open up the pristine british countryside to shale gas fracking despite widespread public opposition. which you can fit into your home. if you think it has a fracking link to earthquakes weren't bad enough we make the texans living in the sound of a sail well it's drinking water and started to burn. the world to know that it really is this bad they don't want to be an official dark and. also the syrian army moves into clear the damascus suburb of odd draw from extremists were courting to locals a religious massacre beheading adults and children and wiping out entire families.

see in troy t.v. arabic to find out more visit arabic don't teach dot com. margins consumer p.c.'s and i see it when i'm in the country is the federal government to simply say it's property of the united states government. line is the united states privilege and it was done public has to realize it can't just by. you know just throw it away there's a problem for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency i found this on a dump site here this is going to get or it's not always follow another plan that produces of these and that's what i think should be able to collect these i believe that vision responsible for their products from cradle to grave. paid off to mexico department of mental health property will south america incorporated it also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority properties of a dentist aids page trend and trademark office. every bonding. boy is. just. a. creative tend to. each of them has his own solo career. i got together specially for me. you know when you put your plan which is this is. why i didn't get c.m.t. but. ye

he returned in 2004's troy. in his golden years he was op obsessed with a younger woman.e was a legendary performer. he finally admitted he could not go on and retired. he had a profoundly grateful farewell. he was uniquely human off screen. martin savage. >>> 9ers, raiders, returning to the bay alex smith. >>> welcome back the 49ers continue to surge to the play offs. they were close to making it. had arizona lost they would have made it. 1st quarter colin kaepernick buys time. crabtree on the edge for the touchdown. he is the first receiver not named davis or bolden to get it. 60 yards davis comes down with it and introduces himself to the wall. he will be fine and shake it off. 5th straight game for them. no interceptions. he did damage on the ground. 9ers let the bucs down. kaepernick overthrows. frustrated he hit a bucs player in the shoulder. he said he was frustrated and was open. same drive, frank gore part of a 10-minute drive. 4th fieldgoal of the game. 24 straight fieldgoals. key play. en suing kick off. turn over, kennedle hunter has the touchdown and the 9ers

that troy. visit. smoke on the water landowners in the u.s. blame corporate greed for contaminating their soil and water as fracking expands worldwide promising big money for big business. the slaughter everywhere there were all children i saw them with my own eyes as horrifying reports of war crimes keep coming from rebel occupied syrian town of our t.v. heroes from survivors of the massacre carried out by the islamists and. ukraine at a crossroads the country's president is in russia seeking the financial help the west is unwilling to give that's amid month long protests back at home that oppose any deal with moscow.

>> don't shut the government down, a whole host of not let people like troy aiken get the republicanation and snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. if i was the rnc, i would make that number one, to make sure no more troy aikens -- >> sam, do you have a personal resolution that you're making? >> that is putting me on the spot. i'm trying to keep my in box at sow r zero. >> i tried that today. i got down to 12. jonathan, anything on tap for you? >> i'm going to say that you guys are not going to succeed in your new year's resolutions of keeping your inbox at zero. >> especially when the candidates that you follow that send -- you follow them on twitter and everything, they send you all their press releases. >> my resolution is not to steal anymore junk food in the green room. >> panel, thank you so much. been a fun year. look forward to seeing you in 2014. >>> straight ahead, does this sound like a waste of money. millions being spent on empty school buildings. our next guest says there's a simple solution to that problem. so what or who is standing in the way? find out next. and ah

this is troy. he is a blogger. he was traveling around the world having different experiences. this time he bungee jumped. >> oh, my god! >> you know what's sad? i was waiting for him to fall. i was waiting for something horrible to happen. >> you were waiting for him to go all the way down to the waters, some crocodile come up, bite his head off, drag him into the water. >> now you're getting violent. but i'm glad to see somebody having a good time, enjoying life, getting a nice big thrill out of bungee jumping. >> i never do [ bleep ] like this. you don't understand. >> with a gun to his head, this store clerk didn't go down easily. >> he didn't slow down at all. >> see how the tables turn in this holdup. and a dude takes one hard hit. >> his buddies take a look. it's bad. >> how a shot to his manhood land him in the e.r. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> there's a clerk in sandusky, ohio, who wasn't having any of it. that is mark alvarez. this guy comes in with a gun. before watch alvarez. >> he comes from behind the counter, this incident is not over. here they're fighting. the

this is the trip of axel and troy. they're in the bahamas.od with their gopro 2 diving. they got a heck of a view with all different types of sea life. the reefs alive with all colors and fish. >> and look at all those sharks. >> they're swimming right around their head and they don't seem to be scared at all. >> this was the first time they did any type of shark diving. they said it was a wonderful experience. when you're out with divers on trips like this, they know what to do. it fun to watch. >> as beautiful as the sharks were, i'm really impressed by the plant life down there. look how vibrant and yellow and blue. >> they say they were surrounded by about 40 caribbean reef sharks, it was an incredible experience. >> it the kind of video -- >> where you don't even have to say much. >> why this >>> all right, girls, let's go down to australia, down under for c.j. wells moore's video, showing off his brand new pro skates by siba. those are brand new. very lightweight inline skates. >> it's kind of cool to see this because most of these stun

this game is going into overtime. 2 one troy brouwer took the eyes. let the celebration begin.on five of the last six games. redskins, -- and the big the firing of mike shanahan appears to be inevitable. the fact that he may but rg iii on the shelf is grabbing headlines. he said they have possibilities of resting griffin and the spoke about the relationship. >> we talked about the relationship. i don't need to be his best friend. they to make them the best quarterback possible. we can get through relationships, but at the end of the day my job is to get this team ready to play atlanta. >> redskins playing in atlanta on sunday. tonight, and the mba, two top teams in the eastern conference. the heat and the pacers. lebron james, watch this. jam.onster 72-70 indiana. the pacers up five. roy hibbert gets the ball. wins, 90-84. this is spicy. the yo-yo drivel. how about this? he breaks his ankle. -- the cavsthe next beat the next. -- >> we all like that. would you be willing to give up your life as you know what are the sake of a scientific experiment? hundreds of thousands of peopl

. >> tevy troy, showing strength by not showing how strong you are?they would appreciate the compliment. but i think something else was going on. president obama gave the speech as a nationally televised addressed. he was going on late night talk shows and appearing on deejay shows in the midwest and south, and he shows up and tries to talk about syria in a serious way, and it seems that the american people weren't interested and moved on. and without the american people, it was hard to pursue other options. >> i think that's true. if the congressional vote had gone ahead that might not have succeed: that tells you there wasn't a sense of let's pull back a little bit. when the president said what his predecessors said, let's take action in the middle east, he looked over his shoulder and found not everyone was with him. that's the times we're in. >> and stopped over in europe because they thought edward snowden might be on board. and angela merkel thought she had been spied upon by the united states. and then in south american , they often complain th

boise state's troy ware fumd good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> might not be a bad thing if the 49ers have to play in the play-offs on the road. how else could they possibly top the finish at candlestick? bowman may have whipped on the on sidekick but held on to the biggest interception of the season to clinch a play-off berth and provide jim harbaugh with a birthday gift he will never forget. >> i will remember that until the day i die. i couldn't have had a better birthday present. right at the halfway point i'm shooting for 100 so i do the it right at the halfway point. [ laughter ] >> happier than a pig in sl

troy laferrara, 24-year-old married man, had been found and stabbed to death 20 times. she confessed to stabbing laferrara repeatedly in her car after they had arranged to meet at a mall. they went for a drive and he started to touch her and then she stabbed him. at the time her newlywed husband and her husband of just three weeks elytte barbour came out and spoke in an interview in he defense. here's what he said. >> that was malicious whatsoever. i believe that she was attacked and that under those circumstances she took the necessary measures to defend herself. >> reporter: miranda barbour was arrested first and charged with criminal homicide and then police arrested her husband elytte barbour and charged him with criminal homicide. he put a rope around laferrara's neck to keep his head from moving while his wife stabbed him. police say that elytte barbour has also said that he and his wife just wanted to kill. they had tried before, and they had not been able to, fred. >> wow! those are horrible details. so this couple -- is there any sort of track record or is this

special squad are being trained to handle standard weapons the brand new a k twelve model will be troy downed in exactly the same conditions and then sent on to the russians on me and police with . kalashnikovs was often asked about his wife is design he made no secret of the fact that he had indeed borrowed many ideas but they had come from his soviets colleagues not from hugo schweizer. kalashnikov was able to integrate various solutions within one designed to best advantage all of the new assault rifle was much more sturdy than its rivals. whenever a kalashnikov ran out of ammunition it was still very useful and hand to hand fighting one splits were made a bit again firing could resume without worrying about cleaning own lubricating the gun in battle. rifle was designed so that any illiterate person in the world operated disassemble it for basic cleaning if any and used them under all conditions they had a documentary once history channel. where they were talking about the afghans years in the case in afghanistan and they had no concept of clean it why would you do that and so they

in troy altie spanish to find out more visit i two on a dud. when i return home from school i read a little and then go to the river to get water then i go to the forest to gather wood and then i cook. them. all i have a lot of chores and can't study during the day i usually study at night. i study with a flashlight because the community has no electricity. it's difficult studying that way. sometimes someone needs a flashlight and i have to wait until they finish. and that makes it difficult for me to study. and so i wish we had electricity's so i could study comfortably. in the future i want to become a useful person. i want to become a nurse. so . citizens of the new state have got to gather all the celebration marking their day of freedom from colonialism what was once the gold coast a british colony now becomes an independent commonwealth vice president and mrs nixon represent the united states at the three day festivities and native dances and games mark an event of historic importance that's got of it comes the first big row column in afr

now troy is sharing his gift.y where high school students by the dozens get a free music education, renewing a loss tradition of musical mentorship. >> a lot of older musicians are not around anymore. the neighborhood was a different place after the storm. >> reporter: the storm, the scars of hurricane katrina still run deep here, but trombone shorty is providing an ointment for the soul. >> what's happening? >> reporter: one of troy's star students, 17-year-old pianist, tashon lott, was adopted by her aunt after her parents ran in to trouble with the law. >> after this program i gained a bigger passion for music and i was like i want to do in the rest of my life. >> reporter: now she is weighing scholarship offers to college. stop for a second. to talk to you, you are very shy, soft-spoken, but you start playing and all of a sudden you get loud and big. what is that? >> i guess that's my inner lion. >> reporter: a lioness who may have never found her voice if not for trombone shorty. byron pitts, abc news, new or

be careful to not let troy aiken and all these other back ados get the republic nomination and snatchthe jaws of victory. >> those are good rest lewises. >> if i were the rnc i would make it resolution number one no more troy ache aikens. >> do you have a personal resolution you are making? >> wow that really is putting me on the spot. i'm trying to keep my inbox at zero. >> i have tried that today. i got down to 12. i thought it was quite a feat. what about you, jonathan, anything on tap for you? >> yeah. putting me on the spot again, i'm just going to go out and say that you guys are not going to succeed in your new years resolutions of keeping your inbox at zero. >> i know, especially when the candidates that you follow that send you -- that you follow them on twitter and you are friends with them on facebook and they send you emails of all their press releases how annoying is that. >> my resolution is to ♪ steal -- not steal any more junk food from the green room. you are the police. when paying attention all i do is shove it? >> thank you some much look forward to seeing new 2014

sheriff troy nehls was so disturbed by scott's manipulation of his kids that he's decided to help 19for five years he's decided to keep her here at the jail -- where we found her stitching patches onto police uniforms. >> i just feel that she's more of a victim in this, so my goal is to try to educate her, get here where she can get her ged and try to teach her some type of a skills set here to when she gets out can lead a productive life. >> reporter: for abby all has left is her brother, hayden. why does that make you sad now? >> because i miss him. and there's just nothing we can do for each other. you know, and i can't comfort him and it makes me sad. >> reporter: making an unprecedented gesture sheriff troy niehls allowed us to bring them together one last time before they served their sentences. brother and sister haven't seen each other in a year since the day of their arrest. hayden is brought in shackled hand and foot. and the jailhouse rules were strict. no touching. the soulmate siblings couldn't seem to help reaching out breaking one last rule. >> hey, abby. are you doing

troy dunnan is joining us from washington.i know you spoke with a woman that's facing that very predicament, right? >> reporter: yeah, her name is mary carrey, and she lives in virginia, and like many people, she said she was shocked to find out that extending long-term unemployment benefits is not part of the proposed budget deal. she said if they're renewed, it would be enough to help her get through the winter, but if not, she fears she'll lose her home and end up in a shelter. for mary carrey this is home sweet home. >> you'll see his big feet. >> reporter: at 53, she lost her job in june after 20 years as a medical biller. now, she's desperate. how many of these have you sent out? >> probably along between 300, 400. >> reporter: she's part of more than 1 million americans receiving emergency long-term unemployment, up to 99 weeks instead of 26. >> we're asking for a helping hand so that we can get a job. >> reporter: and you're actively trying to? >> every day. probably 12 hours of the day. >> reporter: president obama wa

in troy altie spanish to find out more visit i to allahabad. largest consumer of p.c.'s and i see what many in the country is the federal government to simply say this property of the united states government. is the united states suffered image and it was going to the public has to realize it can't just by. you know just throw it away this is a problem for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency i found this on a dump site here this is a computer it's not wasted on a plant that produces of these and that's when i should be able to collect these i believe that vision responsible for their products from cradle to grave. fatal to mexico department of mental health property will sell to merge trying to cooperate or it also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority properties of a dentist aids page trend and trademark office. deliberate torch is on its epic journey to such. one hundred and twenty three days. through two thousand and nine hundred towns and cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand

. >>> new usc head coach hoping the then of troy will be bowling next season. against fresno state. takes the kesler pass and does the rest. they dominated fresno state. >>> still to come the stanford women look to knock off one of the top teams in the country while the men do something they have not done since 1959. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1st half...sarah james with backdoor cut, michaela roof finds her...stanford jumps t lead the >> cardinal looking to stay on top hosting tennessee. stanford would jump out to an early point lead. the vols had no answer. san ford had an eight-point halftime lead. second half, shanai finishing with a season high of 20 rebounds. stanford hands tennessee their loss. the stanford men playing michigan for the first time since 1959. stanford down four. randall goes coast to coast. the bucket. final seconds, stanford down three. to overtime? no. stanford falls just short 68- 65. >> why have they not played michigan since 1959? >> very good question, none of us were born yet. >> we established that on the set. >> yes we did. >>> you know,

>> it appears at least 15 homes have been troyed. narrow roads -- destroyed. narrow roads, it was a quick moving fire and little chance to save the structures. >> reporter: what is the game plan for attack? >> the game plan is to cross our fingers and hope the fire moves towards the ocean and we are hoping based on the weather forecast that that will work out. we believe there will be less structures if any that will be in danger if the fire moves in that direction. >> reporter: at this point i understand it was fueled by high winds, doesn't seem that windy now, is mother nature in your favor? >> we believe so. the problem is no rain. we have had no rain and there is a great deal of fuel. moving rapidly. >> reporter: how many people evacuated and what is being done for them? >> we had a hundred people evacuated and a few people refused. we are making sure people have a place to go and food to eat. the red cross is here working with us. >> reporter: thank you for your time. again, night fall now, they are continuing the work but mother nature is in their favor.

in troy altie spanish find out more visit. tito it's calm. down the stand your correctly bad you don't believe that ad word snowden performed a public service may be in the best interest of the united states but at least in the best interest of humanity here countries don't want to turn over their playbook to the other side and that's essentially what's happened here it is true that it is heard a big debate about the role of our intelligence services in the united states i think that debate was coming anyway after nine eleven but i don't think we've had sort of anything in the interest of humanity served by this episode. right from the scene. of. the first street. and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on. a. formal oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky says he's not. business. other radical islamist rebels in syria allegedly thousands of civilians during a battle in the suburbs of the capital damascus. and. over a month as ukraine secures a fifteen billion dollars economic rescue deal from russia. seven d

. >> debby troy, the coo of one of the largest departments in the federal government.ou know how a big beast an wita lot of moving parts can be a challenge. has the obama administration gotten over the hump at this point? has the marshal plan with the website with increaseds functionality and more volume available solve some of the bigger problems? >> i don't think so. everyone can agree the launch was terrible. this artificial report card, they're grading themselves on an artificial deadline of november 30th. well, we seem to be better. some vague standard they've established. it's probably better than it was in the beginning but we're a long ways out of the woods. >> they say just over 100,000. >> i don't think they said that, actually. the administration said they don't know the numbers yet, but bloomberg put out the 100,000 numbers. they were looking for 800,000 in the first two months. it's clear that they're not going to reach that number, it's a shame. >> is there time to recoupe by 2014? >> i agree, this is something that has to be graded on the long haul but o

tommy reese finds troy nicolas. 319 yards passing for reese in his final game for the irish.e drive. foulston from three yards out. late in the game, the knights trying to claw back but intercepted here by dan fox. the irish beat rutgers, 29-16. >>> to charlotte for the belt bowl. north carolina facing cincinnati. this was all tar heels. cincy backed up. the quarterback gets swarmed and sacked for the safety. brandon elerby with the sack. 9-0 on the ensuing kickoff bear cats boot to the t.j. logan. not a good decision. logan making everyone miss for the bearcats. 78 yard return to the house. one of two special teams for the tar heels and right now unc they lead this game 39-17 in the fourth quarter. bowl season has been tremendous this year. navy plays on monday. >> let's not forget tomorrow is the last game for the redskins. do we forget about the washington -- >> thankfully. the game doesn't mean anything. the big in the nfc cease the eagles and the cowboys, that game for the nfc east crown. >> the bears and packers. >> a lot of games to decide who makes the playoffs. >> an

in troy spanish to find out more visit. the u.n. security council doubles the number of peacekeepers in south sudan amid reports of mass civilian deaths look at how the foreign clamor for the african states oil is influencing the conflict. a three year old girl those killed and ten civilians injured in an israeli strike on gaza as the i.d.f. rolls out tanks troops and warplanes in retaliation against a sniper attack on the border. and arlen's crisis has been declared over but for homeowners it's anything but. i couldn't do anything at all if you think i was this dish. i have no way i wish we speak to people whose lives have been shattered by the banks in a country where one in five mortgages are in arrears. we have never evaluation how much this is cost.

. >> cris: well, you have troy polamalu playing back, almost like a center fielder in baseball here. little break on the ball and really aj green didn't pick up that ball until late. that's a play he's made a bunch of times this season going up and making that catch. and dick lebeau saying, there you goe. now we're looking like steelers defenders again. you just wonder what would have been with this team if they don't lose foote and pouncey opening day. they had heath miller healthy. that was the killer for them this year. >> al: dwyer, gain of eight. that will take us to the two-minute warning. cincinnati out of time-outs. so the steelers will still be mathematically alive. cincinnati will go to 9-5 and they get an injured -- another injury here. jayson dimanche. i think that's the linebacker. >> cris: yep. >> al: glance at the number, yep. rookie out of southern illinois. >> cris: i tell you, these injuries starting to mount up and especially at the cornerback position. i have no idea what happened with dre kirkpatrick, but with terrence newman out with that mcl sprain and of cours

also the with you afghanistan is troy's to saudi security agreement with the u s afghan president karzai is resisting closing the deal to allow the presidential elections in april twenty fourteen there are concerns that without an agreement afghan forces could struggle to cope with the ongoing taliban islamist militant insurgency following the al qaeda inspired beyond eleven attacks on new york and the painted in the us and its allies invaded but the drop and afghanistan america's two thousand three attack on iraq led to the demise of dictator saddam hussein was two thousand and one afghan invasion resulted in the collapse of the hardline taliban regime in view. thus taking some epic it is time to add to its nuances to dish up the nation nt at the manx on the senate great to get beads was a comic a day and acting like a giant menorah at one of the continent's nice just teaches stopping seen since how to set everything to be separate from the kit so that the kids are great but makes it so that it is a miracle each other because in the eighteen week twenty thirty years people read this and

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. >> reporter: it's right before christmas and troy and tory has shopping to do. but the last thing they plan to buy after work is insurance. the administration wants people like them to enroll. they're not convinced. >> the only thing i know about obamacare is what i've seen on saturday night live. >> i did not because i think healthcare should be free. >> reporter: they would like to see 7 million people signed up by spring. the administration said it would like one-third of those to be young and healthy americans. it's actually not about the number of people who sign up for obamacare. it's about the direction. in order for the system to work enough young healthy americans must enroll to pay for the healthcare costs accrued by older americans. if too few young and healthy americans enroll, premiums go up which will force premiums higher still making the system unsustainable. but some state exchange bases have performed well. california has enrolled 17,000 american between the ages of 18el to 34. about 22% of those enrolled. that's on target as proportion of cali

or detroit burning up manchester sheffield or troy your pensions are up for grabs from the shysters on wall street led by the chinese there's a number ten and number eleven of boris johnson they want to take their money and they want to turn it into a counter floor in front of the river to spinning the globe given it for doing nothing but when it does. speak to language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the will talk to the p.r. people interviewers intriguing story to tell you. the. arabic to find out more visit arabic t.v. . that's on top of all this is the context of the cold war when western countries strongly prodded these countries to become indebted to keep them in their place on it if it was very difficult for instance to stop backing mobutu. even if we try to me but given the geo political balance of the time he was you we couldn't take the risk that a country so rich in mineral resources as a year could move to the wrong side with the tuna problem of the plant that's a whole problem with that is not its absolute level as he did me a home wi

live in troy t arabic to find out more visit arabic t.v. don't call. plan. b. if you leave them with economic ups and downs in the final months they belong to the old sang i and the rest that life is going to be taking a little baby every week they claim. live king. live right on the same place the first street to live and i think the church. on our reporters' twitter played an instrument. to be in the olympics on long. live. i know c.n.n. the most obviously news slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be. true. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one full attention in the mainstream media works side by side with joe actually on here. and our teen years we have a different brain. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not i. got a sense of the jokes well handled in the sense that i'm. not . a long awaited reunion what are called ski meets his family in berlin after president putin pardons him on humanitar

troy braugher scored the winner in a shootout. a thrilling 6-5 win. >>> some interesting news for the nationals. ryan zimmerman will see some time at first base next year. the manager matt williams met with the face of the team last week and posed the possible move. zimmerman said he'll do whatever needs to help the team. that's a quick look at sports. we'll have much more on the redskins later today on wusa9 news at 5:00. until then, have yourself a great wednesday. >>> good morning. thank you for watching wusa9 now at the 5:00 a.m. hour. hope you are having a good wednesday. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. it's chilly outside. it's going to make an impact depending where you're driving. good morning, monika. >> good morning. >> ice probably in your neighborhood and my drive in was fine. how about you? >> mine was fine. you don't care about my drive in? >> you already told me yours

ovie's fourth spent the game into overtime, but troy brouwer for the winner in a shootout.overcome the deficit, no lie. we have thought it was over when they were down 3-0. >> if mike shanahan is anything like me, i have one son, i'm not firing my boy, okay? >> that's not going to happen. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress, the fcc, and the administration free up... more licensed wireless spectrum, we can empower more... people to innovate, create new technologies and jobs... and strengthen the economy. america is the world's leader in wireless. let's keep it that way. free up licensed spectrum today, so wireless... can do more for america tomorrow. >>> we'll have an update on that breaking news of that man pulled from the water there in the washington channel at haynes point tomorrow at 4:25 as well as any cancellations or delays due to the weather. thanks for watching. bye. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of t

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