it is like tucson, arizona on one hand. it is not surprising that today's doha is one massive construction site. no sooner are the city maps printed that they become obsolete. as multilane highways replaced old stinky streets. roundabouts, marvels of traffic engineering from a bygone era, cars and manageable street flow is being replaced with four corner junctions and time traffic lights. cranes and other heavy construction equipment are ubiquitous features of the urban landscape. doha, it seems, is the addicted to carry out its asphalt streets as soon as they are ready. entire neighborhoods made up of older shops and larger single-family homes are raised with unsettling frequency and replaced by tall and glass covered buildings. remembering directions to points of interest is often an exercise in point of futility. passengers find themselves giving directions to their drivers, many who are recent arrivals. it is a product of the worlds highest and deadliest traffic accident rates. the municipalities of speed cameras all ac

. >> en tucson el 16 de enero en el 2008 más de 70 mil inmigrantes son parte del programa, 70 personasran iguales, como sí todos entienden, ver la situación de cada persona. >> de lunes a vienres los detenidos llegan a las 7 de la mañana donde esperan abogados de 15 a 30 minutos. >> no se puede evaluar en media hora. >> encadenado de tobillo. >> en tucson 7 jueces se dan en velasco. >> se que están aquí por razones personales y la lastima es que la ley es dura pero es ley y explica derechos que tiene como personas acusada de delito. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> el juez explica el trato, renunciar apelación y rechazar kuicio después pasan al juez para aceptar culpa llevaria de 30 a 180 días en prisión. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> la diferencia es por el motivo de los delitos antecedentes que tienen, algunos tiene mayores, otros delitos menores. >> los abogados dicen que es la mejor opción, vemos una mujer d eperu, dos de guatemala y 64 de méxico sin tener oportunidad de bañarse la misma ropa de hace 10 días. >> monitoreamos a díario y cercioramos que cualquier repatriación sea digna. >> el

now into arizona giving phoenix and tucson rain and snow. for us it will be a nice day and kind of a breezy day. sunny and breezy. cold morning though. definitely felt that. more of a northerly breeze at times. 50s to upper 60s. and this kind of pattern napa and santa rosa can warm up. here is is sal. >>> good morning, steve. traffic is doing well around the bay area. as we can see by these pictures traffic at the toll plaza is light and we are expecting a pretty good day on the traffic scene. >> the morning commute will be okay on westbound 580 as you drive through livermore. let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you. we begin this morning with the case of jahi. she is declared brain dead. paul chambers is live at oakland children's hospital. they are trying to stop doctors from taking her off life support this morning. paul. >> reporter: its been eight days since jahi was declared brain dead. last night the family met with hospital officials here asking the young girl stay on life support until christmas. that meeting did not end well. >> s

to lopez to the progressive democrats to tucson just succeeded in passing resolutions in support of stopping the fast tracking of the transpacific partnership which you're just talking about in support of single payer health care it's time that we move beyond this whole discussion on whether or not the computer's working or how the affordable care act will work in reality twenty seven million people will be without health care once this is fully implemented so we're pushing at the grassroots level that's the model we use push these resolutions through hold the party accountable from california to tucson about it she says whether it be the robin hood tax getting out of afghanistan redirecting military spending the christers are very much with this what's lacking is a political will in washington to move these directions and that's the work of pedia and i'm in concord was teaching tea party folks how to take over the republican party and they succeeded i mean that's that was the election two thousand and ten and they did this and absolutely and that's what you guys are doing the democ

he was an agent for almost 10 years in the tucson sector. disturbed by what he described as a pattern of cruelty among his colleagues withholding food from migrants in custody, needless crowding, name-calling he started reporting abuses to his superiors. he says he was met with silence, framed, and eventually forced to resign. >> no one from the u.s. border patrol, office of inspector general, u.s. attorney's office, customs and border protection, dhs, congress has reached out to me. this a senior border patrol agent, one of their guys, reporting observed abuses of detained migrants. what do you think they're going to do when it's an outsider? >> do you feel as though allowing those less serious forms of abuses paves the way for the more lethal officer involved cases. >> when they see there is no consequence for misdeeds, they think, "if i get myself into a situation out in the field i can do whatever the hell i want.". and what you see is the delay tactic answers such as "the investigations are on-going" and "pending." and what eventually h

i was in aurora, tucson, ft. ho hood. i have seen this. of mental illness that are prevalent in these mass shootings, it's not a coincidence. if something isn't done to make sure these people get treatment, i fear the trend of mass shootings which has been increasing is going to continue. >> keep happening. >> yeah. >> what's then answer? we heard people talk about making it easier to commit people as it was in the '50s and '60s before it was condemned as unacceptable. >> it starts with parents. i think it started with nancy. it branched down to teachers, mental health specialists. the government doesn't have all the answers to the questions. it comes down to the neighborhood and neighbors. >> in this case was the motherpt complicit? she was buying him guns, taking him to the gun range. was she ignoring the problem? >> it's clear from my research nancy loved her son, gave up a large percentage of her life to protect him. at the same time she knew he was very sick. she knew he was obsessed and fixated on violence. how this mother could simu

. >> tucson. >> aurora. john: out of same celebrities do for money? [gunfire] aren't they hypocrites? i wish someone would confront them. tonight, we'll try. >> isn't it deplorable you're glamorizing the weather underground, a bunch of domestic terrorists? >> i'm speaking for the entire world. >> you>> can't buy anything more effective. >> what makes these people experts? >> i'm not a doctor, but i play one on tv? john: that is our show, tonight. our show. tonight. john >> and now, john stossel. john: hollywood has undergone mission creep. actors don't just want to entertain us, many now want to fix the world. if an actor can use his fame to help the world, why not. the world needs fixing. box office is nice but world office is more important. so actors do so-called, public service commercials. after yasser arafat died, richard gere did this get-out-the-vote video for an advocacy group which ran it in gaza and the west bank or palestine as leftists call it. >> hi, i'm richard gere and i'm speaking for the entire world. john: he is speaks for the entir

to lopez to the progressive democrats in tucson just succeeded in passing resolutions in support of stopping the fast tracking of the transpacific partnership which you were just talking about in support of single payer health care it's time that we move beyond this whole discussion on whether or not the computer is working or how the affordable care act will work in reality twenty seven million people will be without health care once this is fully implemented so we're pushing at the grassroots level that's the model we use push these resolutions through hold the party accountable from california to tucson about it she says whether it be the robin hood tax getting out of afghanistan redirecting military spending the christers are very much with this what's lacking is a political will in washington to move these directions and that's the work of pedia and i mean concord was teaching tea party folks how to take over the republican party and they succeeded i mean that's that was the election two thousand and ten and they did this and absolutely and that's what you guys are doing the de

if you are heading to phoenix, tucson, yes. but for us, no.sunny, breezy, not as breezy as yesterday. a cold morning will help get mid-60s. most locations will be in the upper 60s and -- 50s and very low 60s. >>> good morning. we're doing very well for the most part. the commute has not been bad at all as we continue to look for slow traffic. it's a little bit busy on the eastshore freeway. as you drive into oakland and berkeley, it's busy. it's not stop and go. i will mention the traffic has been a little better than normal. but we do have some slow traffic here and there. bay bridge toll plaza is light. now, we mentioned 80 in richmond there's a touch of stop and go traffic but highway 4 looks great here as you drive through. there's a little bit of slow traffic on highway 4 through the be aty okay area and through -- antioch area and through westbound 24 it's crowded. >>> happening now in solano county, pg&e crews busy trying to get the electricity back for thousands of people in benicia and vallejo. ktvu's tara moriarty, you've been out th

. >> the victims were honored and a yellow rose bush was created after the 2011 incident in tucson. the couple smoke. >> after newtown we said enough is enough, and the families of the 26 people who died in newtown, the hard ache will never go away, but we're hopeful the fight is not over and america will not forget sandy. >> they have actively campaigned for stricter gun control measures. she was severely wounded and six others were killed when a gunman opened fire at a campaign event. the mayor in san francisco also honored the victims, an event focused on how to prevent strategy -- tragedies like this. >> we can't accept what occurred there as business as usual. what can we do to make it safer. >> he highlighted legislation passed over the last year banning hallow point ammo within san francisco limits and police are give given high-tech tools to assist them in the field and he mentioned an app that can give residents about crime activity in their neighborhood. >>> nice weather taking place in the bay area with sunny days and warmer temperatures. clear skies right now and cool te

. >> survivors from the virginia tech and tucson -- >> moment of silence is important, but it is nothing without action. .emember, then act >> what is frustrating is how completely disconnected our legislative system seems to be. >> in january, president obama quickcongress to take action. families of the newtown victims came to capitol hill. the gun industry, led by the nra, counsel -- countered with an equally intensive effort focusing on democrats from conservative states who are up for reelection in 2013. there was a bipartisan deal on a scaled-back measure to expand background checks, but in the democratically-controlled senate the bill fell short of 60 votes needed to pass. despite the fact that nothing significant is happening on capitol hill, those pushing for tougher gun laws say a lot is happening at the state and local level. >> we made great strides in passing legislation in states like colorado, connecticut, delaware, maryland, new york, new jersey, california. bothe both sides -- for sides, the fight continues. >> thank you. new details are emerging about yesterday's deadly

in tucson, arizona, another animal is stuck high on an electrical pole.s time, a cat who's been up there for three days. >> i just thought the cat might either slip and fall off or get into the power lines and get shocked and die. >> but kim, the cat, surprises everyone. >> on a monday, cameraman andrew brown heads out to cover the story. all day, phone lines had been buzzing in the newsroom. >> people were so upset about this cat being on this pole and them not being able to get it down. that i didn't know what to expect but i knew it was going to be kind of crazy. >> when andrew arrives on the scene, a crowd formed. looking 30 feet up at one very confused cat. >> people heard about it. i came out this morning and i've been ever since. >> it's like, let's watch. >> the cat's been up there since saturday, 4:00 p.m. with no food, no water. as you can see, everybody is standing around. so, see how it turns out. >> live entertainment. >> also on the scene are kim's owner, amber fernandez, who's deaf, and her mother, lisa. >> we've had her for two years and n

but we're seeing places like the city of tucson banning sales -- sorry, banning gun shows without backgroundhecks. so localities and states are having to take things into their own hands because the federal government isn't doing their job. >> you know, james, as 2013 draws to a close, we also saw the president really come back to this issue, and he talked about it in a recent weekly address. after the newtown anniversary. let's take a listen. >> we haven't yet done enough to make our communities and our country safer. we have to do more to keep dangerous people from getting their hands on a gun so easily. we have to do more to heal troubled minds. we have to do everything we can to protect our children from harm. >> you know, james, when you listen to that, and it's an important reminder and when you listen to the list of things daniel was talking about, there is not one solution. that we have to attack this problem on multilevels. >> that's right. it's very, very important we keep the holistic approach. the president listed the main points, we need universal background checks and the feder

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showers will be plaguing you on a little bit. 63 and sunny in tucson, one of the warmer spots in theest. weekend forecast coming up. >> the deal is, it's not too cold. >> not like it was. >> thank you so much, bill karins. >>> a judge orders another cross removed from a major war memorial. >>> plus, good news on the jobs front. ford planning to hire more than 5,000 new employees in the u.s. in 2014. "early today" is back in two minutes. >>> and welcome back. in an emotional interview with itn, nelson mandela's ex-wife winnie described her last moments with the african leader. >> i watched him going down and and down so slowly. and then he drew his last breath. and just rested. >> could this be the end of a 22-year battle? a federal judge in san diego says a 43-foot war memorial cross on federal property must be removed within 90 days. the justice says it violates the separation of church and state. the judge was also asked to consider possible alternatives after the u.s. supreme court declined to review that case. >>> an upside to this week's deep freeze running water down the side o

so what i tried to do was to convey a sense of this odd mixture between hong kong and tucson, arizona. the city that has landmarks named the pearl that have nothing to do with the culture of the gulf. but nevertheless, are an important part of the country's tradition and its sense of identity. it's since of being. but then i realized that, in fact, del hawkins i mentioned is a success story. it does have some challenges. it does they some serious fundamental challenges. but nontheless, it is in many ways a success story. and what are some of the ingredients of that success story? what are some of the main factors that have made doha and qatar into what it is today? i discovered that those can be divided very broadly and in summary fashion into four categories. first and foremost, at least as compared to the rest of the middle east and its neighbors in the arabian peninsula, qatar has a comparative advantage that others don't. in many ways qatar has remarkable social cohesion. 10 to 20% of qatar are said to be shia. and about 10% of qatar claims their ancestry to have come from iran. n

on grand mixture of hong kong on the one hand in tucson, arizona on the other. it's not surprising that today's doha is one massive construction site. no sooner are city maps painted then they become up so we. as new roads and multilane highways replace old snaking streets. roundabouts, marbles a traffic engineering from a bygone era ,-com,-com ma a few cars and manageable street flows are being steadily replaced with four corner junctions end times traffic lights. cranes and other heavy construction equipment are you the clovis features of the urban landscape. doha it seems is that did to tearing up its asphalt at streets as soon as they are ready for use. entire neighborhoods made up of older shops and larger single-family homes are raised with unsettling frequency and replaced by tall glass cover laming buildings. remembering directions to points of interest is often an exercise in futility. taxi passengers frequently find themselves giving directions to their drivers, many of whom are recent varieties from bangladesh or ethiopia. doha's roads and streets are

it is like tucson, arizona on one hand. it is not surprising that today's doha is one massive construction site. no sooner are the city maps printed that they become obsolete. as multilane highways replaced old stinky streets. roundabouts, marvels of traffic engineering from a bygone era, cars and manageable street flow is being replaced with four corner junctions and time traffic lights. cranes and other heavy construction equipment are ubiquitous features of the urban landscape. doha, it seems, is the addicted to carry out its asphalt streets as soon as they are ready. entire neighborhoods made up of older shops and larger single-family homes are raised with unsettling frequency and replaced by tall and glass covered buildings. remembering directions to points of interest is often an exercise in point of futility. passengers find themselves giving directions to their drivers, many who are recent arrivals. it is a product of the worlds highest and deadliest traffic accident rates. the municipalities of speed cameras all ac

tucson. >> reporter: what those same celebrities do for money, aren't they hypocrites?meone would confront them. tonight we'll try. >> isn't it deplorable that you're glamorizing the weather underground, a bunch of domestic terrorists? >> i'm speaking for the entire world. >> you can't buy anything more effective. >> reporter: what makes these people experts? >> i'm not a doctor, but i play one on tv. >> reporter: that's our show. >> i love that. >> i'm glad you liked that. but people listen to him. or do they? >> we all know i think fracking's been delayed. probably lady gaga got 40 million twitter followers. fracking probably reduces greenhouse gases more than anything the environmentalists propose. yoko is singing "don't frac me." >> she was actually running the other way. your point is select states like new york, lady gaga, it could have an impact. but beyond that? >> i don't know. i'm just more interested in why this uniformity. why do they say, if i step outside this code, i won't get work. and how can they be so stupid sometimes? i mean, leonardo dicaprio just s

it appears to be a meteor seen from tucson to vegas. people report hearing a big explosion.eor shower. >>> in sports now, a possible playoff preview in the nba as the two best teams in the east meet for the first time this year. indiana hosting miami. the heat are outdone by the pacers, 3-2. roy hibbert finishes with 24 and paul with 17. a rally of a 94 hch 82 win. pacers' coach frank vogel downplaying the significance of the win i can't wrap my mind around the importance of it other than, you know, we're a step closer to our goal. these statement wins are for -- the term "statement win" is for you guys to right about, not for me to talk about. >> the pacers improved to 19-3 with the win. indiana lost to miami in a seven-game playoff series last season. >>> kobe bryant playing in just his second game since returning from an achilles injury. the lakers star making an early statement against phoenix. he drives and dunks for the first time since his injury but twins marcus and marqise morris combine for 37 points as the sun down los angeles 114-108. >>> on the ice, washington c

i felt the need to go back there in tucson. when i first went to work with the kids i had no idea why. i did. ii top twenty of the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous for the two hundred. by the way we get. yet they're disgusting and right click to see. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and it's on next day i wake up. knowing my eye. i go out to get some minutes and when at that exact moment i can. and tied to the back of the key. my kidnappers. the women of the cave. they have decided i need an extreme make over refugee detention. they stripped me down and start weekly. straighten my hair with an act

then came the cones and completely town and returned to tucson and it's here. christmas presents to celebrate. i think so. a few things. does it. is it limited the day the fun the scene the eye of the eastwood's too customers. these owners say that the only store in town and opened for business. on the morning everyone's asking for discounts reductions want to sing in church and slash prices to people to buy school and is a holiday the only outfit. it still didn't like the monkey with two hundred thousand civilians to flee their homes but many still do that to christmas. today has to come in its soldiers stationed in afghanistan have also been celebrating christmas the services of transformation and it will be the last christmas in afghanistan since the czech troops be withdrawn. next years old is that this country based in the couple attended a special of the survey said. the afghans that tuesday because he believed in peace and love enjoy. because i bought was a knock at the neat is that headlines your own fault i'm going to stay with us. he is it did. the yo

this is the hyundai tucson, and it is a fuel-cell vehicle that's been introduced here -- meaning it doesn'tit runs on hydrogen. it doesn't use any fuel at all other than hydrogen to create electricity. they'll lease it to families for about $499 a month within the next year. well, acura has a hybrid, also a pretty environmentally friendly car. it's called the rlx. well, using a three-motor hybrid system, this will not only get you great gas mileage but offer up you and your family a whole lot of comfort. look for it in the spring of 2014. well, who doesn't like a sports car? i know i do, and so does jaguar. take a look at this jag. it's over-the-top. the ultimate f-type coupe is what they call it. 550 horsepower and look at that spoiler on the back that goes up automatically. 2014 early in the year for availability, $65,000. and why not, well, take a subaru for a little ride? this is the wrx -- 268 horsepower out of that 4-cylinder engine. this car has been very popular. ooh, be careful! the wrx goes on sale in 2014. well, nissan's excited about this -- the all-new nismo. it's the return of

cold air that will come down through the bay area into northern mexico also impacting phoenix and tucson. this thing will rumble through the west coast. we begin to tap into it tomorrow. it will be blustery. then wednesday and thursday the cold stuff really gets here, overnight lows down or below freezing and the coldest weather since just after christmas last year. slight shower chance tonight and that freezing weather moves into the north bay first starting tomorrow night. the coldest day is thursday. your highs tomorrow mid-50s, livermore and san jose 54, fremont 53 and los altos, mid- 50s for pleasant hill and concord, pleasanton 53, 55 in sausalito. we're getting chillier. sunshine wednesday and thursday upper 40s for highs for some of you. slight chance of a shower friday and saturday. when that happens, the snow level will be down near 2,000, 2,500 feet and another chance of rain monday. it's kind of two waves of winter. we get the cold first and fingers crossed we get a little rain this weekend and next week. we're finally turning the corner. >> we really need that rain. >>> to d

the accident happened tuesday in eloy, a popular spot to sky dive between phoenix and tucson. the group was performing a jump when they bumped into each other 200 or 300 feet in the air. witnesses say their parachutes collapsed, and they plunged to the ground. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now detroit's bankruptcy gets the green light, and the deadline for mailing your cards to get them there in time for christmas. wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. detroit's bankruptcy is going forward this morning after the judge ruled public pensions could be cut. the decision allows the city to confront its $18 billion debt, but it's a big setback for unions and retires. thousands of retired workers will likely see smaller checks. dave bing is detroit's mayor. >> there's going to be pain that goes around, and we've got to figure out how we can mediate the least amount of pain for any one individual. >> about half of detroit's debt is related to pension and health care costs. >>> asian markets were mostly lowe

their counterparts in seoul discussing their joint industrial complex in the north's border city of tucson. the offer came on thursday the same day as the execution. and then one day wednesday the tenth song takes courage is an internal affair. so the nose is separate to the problem from the case on complex. jungle the project is and will be implemented as scheduled. a spokesperson for south korea's unification ministry says they agreed with the north's proposal to meet next thursday. he says pyongyang also agreed to allow inspections of the complex. about thirty officials and experts from the group of twenty countries will visit the move is apparently aimed at encouraging overseas investment. unification minister new guild chat told parliament that nothing unusual has happened in north south relations. his remark suggests that the north is intent on proceeding with the case of product regardless of time his execution. news said the joint complex is an important source of foreign currency for the north i know i know. china's announcement last month of an air defense identification zone ove

it is in the tucson known as ours today. instead it to her. no courts. cause well it's happened again commemoration dinky town the seat of parliament the scene for the first black president of south africa in remembrance of his message of reconciliation he got an estimate of the province and that it is a portable file country. he then has defied an equal role model society. a nice. who will find him as a piece of the entire way the main memorial is set to take place in the st bowl stadium in johannesburg on tuesday. it's a place with special meaning he was here that mandela made his last official appearance at the soccer world cup in twenty ten. ten years earlier he gave a speech here for democracy their freedom fighter is dead. many south africans sweeter deal will carry on nelson mandela's legacy. for more we're joined now lies my dad was taking jaundice prefer soft western and south africa. it's different to the last couple of days that is much more somber much more sad quiet to find the last couple days we saw a lot of dancing and to explain and othe

entire generation of disabled people that no one know what to do i felt the need to go back there in tucson. when i first went to work with the kids i had no idea why. i get an id tech top twenty in the haitian refugee camp knew no one knew nothing and was thus like ok it's cabbage onion and do that. to those of you who have never been to a refugee camps is so porous that riding swimming attend this long to write down who is and kids. millions and millions of foreign hungry kids and i was going to be their ultra clean their shoes and glasses and clothes and all the while protecting myself the most gorgeous or he too has been. by the way we get. yet they're disgusting and rife with disease. the first time i ever walked into an orphan is this thing ran up to me with a fragile growing and it's on next day i wake up. knowing my eye. i go out to get some minutes and when at that exact moment i can. and tied to the back of the key. my kidnappers. the women of the cave. they have decided i need an extreme make over refugee detention. they stripped me down and start weekly. straighten my hair with

as a side effects of pregnancy and said not a love relationship that will be dedicated in tucson attached to it nichols key partner in the social democrats is a new vice chancellor tea mug of ale. he is the spd party leader and minister for economy and energy the governing coalition accounts take the consent of parliament and has raised concerns about the small size of field position. i guess i like challenges to a small but strong tough read if i can read or write anything you can take your case to the constitutional court justices it's called. taken three months to form germany's new government wasted no time hoping that this cabinet meeting. also on tuesday russia agreed to lead ukraine to eleven billion euros and extended the scale coal natural gas deliveries the president of the two countries signed the deal in moscow. he keeps you crying desperately needed funds to fill a budget shortfall but also ties the country closer to russia. in kyiv pro european demonstrate his side on the streets protesting the deal. they the russians increased influence opposition leader vitali klitschko ca

from anonymous tucson gen monsanto to manning check out our team's top thirteen of the year our web team has picked out the biggest stories to fly under the mainstream media radar during twenty thirteen. plus wouldn't normally expect a princess to serve as a police officer especially in a conservative muslim nation but that's just what's happened in bahrain find out how her background allegedly helped her get away with torture allegations on archer's website. these are very close to being salaheddin braving the elements in order to stand up to u.s. oil giants chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that's. sums up the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which yemen is just one of the front lines. with me how to cost you now out of prison some of those whose lives were crushed by his company back in the nine hundred ninety s. still bear the scars one of them is the widow of an official who was murdered in mysterious circumstances fifteen years ago are generally the investigates. the cause the spike the fact

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there also with the guy in tucson, shooter in aurora. i think that's why it's important these discussions take place. there's people out there now. i've spoken to countless parents through this book who have said they fear they have a young man who night do something similar and they don't know where to go or how to deal with it. >> the first step might be to check out the book. "newtown an american tragedy." thank you. >> i sat down with some of the family members and that is later this week. we'll be right back. >>> have some thoughts about the show, share them with me. we will consider your thoughts and try to incorporate them the next day. even your pitches sometimes make it on. i'm megyn kelly, everybody. this is the kelly file. >>> in a moment i'll be joined by the man who unveiled the proposal yesterday, congressman republic republican, paul ryan. but john boehner was asked about conservatives who have spoken out against the deal and this is his reaction. >> they're using our members and the american people for their own goals. th

. >> i'm emma from tucson, arizona, and i'm a kind kid. give gift boxes to people with sick brothers and sisters. when i see the smiles on people's faces, it makes me feel good. >> yay! >> you guys, you make angels smile. do you know that? all of these kids are winners to us. they're ultra philips over here, and matteo, and the girl voted the chief kindness officer, emma locke. congratulations to all of you guys. and to the parents who raised such great kids. >> tell us why you like reading to the elderly? >> i like reading because reading is my favorite thing to do. >> yeah, and what do you see on their faces when you read them a story? >> i see them smile and clap. >> i'm going to give you a couple books to take home and read to them. >> yay! >> anna, you're giving away your presents to other kids? >> yeah. >> why did you decide to do that? >> because i wanted to make other kids happy. >> yeah. and how -- what was the first thing? what made you decide? did you know a kid who needed presents? or did you just decide to do it on your own? >

when you look at the tragic roster, columbine, virginia tech, tucson, aurora, newtown, were these shooters trying to make a political statement or motivated by revenge or driven by zits schizophrenia? when jared loughner shot gabby giffords, someone tried to blame sarah palin for having put cross hair owes a map of gifford's district. i wrote that day that this was a sickening ritual of guilty by association. this isn't about sarah palin's map. it's about a nut who doesn't value human life. these tragedies are awful enough without the partisan point scoring. >> send me a tweet about our show this hour, @howardkurtz. we'll read some at the end of this program. >>> up next, a conversation with tom freedman and why the media is pulled back from foreign news and why he isn't writing critically about obama care. that interview is up next. >> there are so many trouble spots in the world, that sometimes it's difficult to keep up. i sat down with tamace freedman, the "new york times" columnist, best selling author and three time pulitzer winner here in studio one. >> welcome. >> good to be here. >

so excited from a carpet store parking lot in tucson, arizona. about 117 degrees.they're sponsored. you make your $75 and you are thrilled. a >> jimmy: i figured out radio was a horrible bitzneusiness fi with horrible people. and you remain in radio. >> i love it. i've really do. i am exhausted many days. by the end of the day. but of i feel like one of the reasons i was confident enough to host live television was because i did soef many hours of live radio. after doing so many hours of live radio you handle different situations. i think that helped with me hosting. >> jimmy: one thing i notice. you never screw up. itch you do only you know it because we don't know that you screwed up. >> that's not true. i do screw up. >> jimmy: not really. >> i try to play it off. >> jimmy: i watch you on american idol. a live show. you've don't screw up which is unbelievable to me. >> officially going to screw up now because you said this. this is the season. you cursed me. the season i will screw everything up. >> what about the "dick clark's rocking new year's ryan sea crest

husband and former congresswoman gabrielle giffords what was critically injured in a mass shooting in tucson almost three years ago. this we have start add group, americans for responsible solutions to push for more gun control. captain kelly, i have to say you haven't had much success this past year, congress has passed no major new gun legislation. let's take a look at what the report is in the states. they have passed 109 new gun laws but two thirds of them loosen restricts and do not tighten them. how do you explain it? >> we have not had much success there in washington, dc but we have had success around the country. you point out, that it is two-thirds where it loosens some gun laws but places like colorado and delaware they have passed expanded become ground checks and this will have a positive effect overtime and we have had the recent races in virginia where this issue was discussed around the state but during the debates and we saw some success as well. >> captain, is it focusing on the meantal health side, and more effective reporting if those that have mental health problems with

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that's what happened in tucson. a citizen when he tried to reload that .33 round magazine. >> when seconds count, i know i'd want the time on my side. there's no secondhand smoke in here... ...and no cigarette advertising around here. there's a reason we know this is really bad... ...and this is really good. there's a reason 2 in 3 people are surviving cancer. and we cannot be silent until it's 3 out of 3. this shout-out is for everything the american cancer society has done in the last 100 years. make your tax-deductible donation by december 31st and help finish the fight. >>> on april 17th, at least 15 more americans were killed from gun violence. on the same day, the legislation drafted after newtown came to the senate floor for a vote. >> the bipartisan compromise to expand background checks on guns just failed to break a republican filibuster. the vote was 54-46. so technically, six votes short. >> in spite of all the talk about change and the deaths of so many victims of gun violence, the u.s. senate voted aga

we know that in tucson, a 63-year-old woman was able to keep the shooter from reloading a final time,ng an end to that shooting. when you have got 100 round magazine like you did in aurora, you can shoot 100 rounds before anybody gets a chance to do anything. when you reload it appears when that shooter had to reload, that's when children were able to escape. that's when there was a chance to actually take him down. you know, i mean, obviously, i'm mortified that folks that are elected directly to concern themselveses with public safety like sheriffs are making a mockery of children dying at the hands of gunmen, but i understand that politics, that's sort of sometimes how it's played. it is how its played sometimes. >> you talk about the possible declining influence of the nra and say time does not seem to be on the nra's side. between 1977 and 2012, the percentage of american households possessing one or more guns declined. to what do we attribute that decline? >> a couple of things. one is that fewer people hunt. the other is that there is less -- america was very, very violent in 1

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in tucson, a 70-year-old retired army colonel and a 61-year-old women were able to subdue the shooter when he went to change cartridges. in aurora, the rampage essentially stopped when james holmes went to switch cartridg cartridges. when you have to reload multiple times, there are multiple opportunities for these mass shootings to stop. now, we should do things to make sure that the shootings never begin in the first place, but the carnage is much worse when these madmen are working in to shopping plazas, movie theaters and schools with 30-round clips and 100-round drums. but here's the second thing i've learned. mr. president, i've -- i've learned this as well over the last year. i've learned about the amazing ability of good to triumph over evil even when this place doesn't act to change the laws. i've learned that despite the evil of those five minutes in sandy hook, the community of newtown has amazingly found a way over and over and over again to bring so much beauty and goodness to essentially cover up and drowned out that horror. i've seen these kids' memories become the insp