bylastic gun is undetectable imaging equipment, metal detectors. it can be used to get into a very secure place like, let's say, a government building, the ones being designed today like young man in texas talked about. they can fire enough bullets to injure a law officer, security officer, take their gun and do even more damage. so mr. president, we have two problems today when it comes to this new issue of undetectable plastic guns. first, the law passed in 1988 manufacture,e possession, or sale of undetectable firearms, 10 cannot pick up on a metal the tractor, you essentially move in secure locations without being identified -- cannot be picked up by a metal detector. if we do not pass an extension, tomorrow it is legal to create an oval firearm. the second -- to create the firearm. availableng is pretty really easy tot make firearms that comply with the existing law but our potential he undetectable. why is that? to be a legal weapon, you have to have a certain percentage be metal to get picked up by a metal detector. now we can make creativel

susan mcginnis is in washington with more on the undetectable firearms act. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. now, the current law expires on monday and it bans plastic firearms. this law has been around since 1988 and it's always been extended very easily, but this time some lawmakers are looking for some changes to deal with new technology like 3-d printers, which makes manufacturing these plastic guns very easy. >> those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed, no. >> no. >> reporter: with only a voice vote, the house passed the resolution undetectable firearms act for more than ten years. now it heads to the senate where democrat chuck schumer has argued new technology has made the law outdated. >> someone in texas has published on a website a way to make plastic gun, buying a 3-d printer for less than a thousand dollars. >> reporter: under the current law, the metal can be removed from the plastic and isn't necessary to fire the weapon. schumer and others want to change that. >> we don't want to make it easy for terrorists and criminal

a plastic gun is undetectable by imaging equipment, by metal detectors. it can be used to get into a very secure place like, let's say, a government building. the ones that are being designed today, like the one that the young guy in texas put on-line, can't fire more than a couple bullets but it can fire enough bullets to injure a law enforcement officer or a security officer, take their gun and do even more damage. and so, mr. president, we have two problems today when it comes to this new issue of undetectable plastic guns. first, the law which was passed in 1988 which bans the manufacture, possession or sale of undetectable firearms. these are firearms that you can't pick up on a metal detector, that can essentially move into secure locations without being identified. that law expires today. if we don't pass an extension, tomorrow it is legal in this country to create an undetectable firearm. but here's the second problem. the second problem is that this new technology that is pretty widely available already, called 3-d printing, has made it really ea

simple as a facebook status update we'll have a full breakdown on this just ahead and detecting the undetectable lawmakers just extended a nationwide ban on plastic guns so what does all of this mean for the regulation of three d. printers more on that later on the show. it's tuesday december third four pm in washington d.c. i'm a mirror david and you're watching r t. the you united nations senior county counterterrorism official is now launching an investigation into the surveillance activities of both u.s. and u.k. intelligence agencies un special rubber tor ben emmerson announced that he would initiate an investigation in an op ed he wrote that was published by the guardian in the article emerson says there are five areas of contention that are worth of evaluating including whether snowden deserves whistleblower status whether his leaks damaged u.s. or u.k. national security whether his leaks signify the need for surveillance overhaul whether british parliament was misled about the intrusiveness of surveillance and whether british parliament's current intelligence oversight system is thorough

the nra strongly opposes any expansion of the undetectable firearms act.tly chuck schumer is like a red flag for these people. even if he comes out for apple pie, they're not going to be for it. >> absolutely. and chuck is one of the leading guys on gun control issues going back to his time in the house. going back to the 1980s and 1990s. so anything schumer wants to do, the nra is going to say no. it doesn't matter what it is. you know, chris, we got this anniversary of sandy hook coming up next week. we're going to have to talk about all that again, relive all that. god forbid we're going to go into a situation where something really serious happens before we have to address this and see that schumer was right and then try again to push it through the senate. and probably watch it fail again. because nothing will change these people's minds because they fear the nra so much. >> last word from you, ryan. this seems to be a general hold the line. whatever trick they can use. and no deal on the budget even if it threatens another government shutdown. theres

the 25-year-old law bans the manufacture, sale and possession of firearms that go undetected by metal detectors. the republican-controlled house is expected to vote on a 10- year extension of the undetectable firearms act. democrats say they will seek a quick vote on renewing the ban and tightening restrictions. >>> a fourth student has tested positive for meningitis at uc- santa barbara. the bacteriaial outbreak started spreading on campus last month. one freshman had both feet amputated when the disease affected the blood supply. more than 300 students who had contact with six students have been given antibiotics. it's spread through kissing, coughing and sharing drinks. >>> autopsy results for actor paul walker could be released today. the star and friend killed in a fiery crash over the weekend. there were reports they were racing another car before the accident but as teresa garcia reports, investigators have now ruled that out. >> reporter: this video shows the crash and the explosion that created a huge plume of smoke and fire on saturday. crash killed paul walker and the drive

and this week congress voted to renew a ban on plastic firearms it's called the undetectable firearms act and it makes it illegal to manufacture the vast or receive any firearm that would have a to metal detector or x. ray machine but with the advent of three d. printing and the ability for individuals to now craft a gun in the comfort of their own home i took a look at how this developing technology may be a little too quick for the policy to catch up. the gun is made almost entirely of plastic capable of firing a three eighty caliber bullet and almost every single component was made using a three d. printer bought from e bay for nearly eight thousand dollars this new generation gun is called the liberator and it was developed by defense distributed a group based in austin texas that promotes the use of three d. firearm technology we want to use a three d. printer to print a gun to release the files open source that's the voice of cody wilson the group's co-founder he made waves earlier this year after successfully firing the gun. and even though the shot could only be heard at a rem

this week congress voted to renew a ban on plastic firearms the undetectible firearms act makes it illegal to manufacture possess or receive any firearm motivate a metal detector over x. ray machine argues mayor david takes a look at how this developing technology may be too quick for poll say to catch up . the gun is made almost entirely of plastic capable of firing a three eighty caliber bullet and almost every single component was made using a three d. printer bought from e bay for nearly eight thousand dollars this new generation gun is called the liberator and it was developed by defense distributed we want to use a three d. printer to print a gun to release the files open source that's the voice of cody wilson the group's co-founder he made waves earlier this year after successfully firing the gun. a sound quickly reverberated in the halls of congress wilson's demonstration prompted fear from politicians that criminals would be able to arm themselves in the future by printing guns in their basement something that became particularly easy after file sharing sites publish the guns blue

just about anyone but this week those concerns were mitigated as congress voted to extend the undetectible firearms act which effectively bans a sale or possession of firearms that aren't detectable by x. ray machines or metal detectors and that means guns cannot be a hundred percent plastic or at least ten more years they'll be mandated to include steel components but it seems that the plastic gun is not the only innovation congress will have to keep it sajjan just last month solid concepts announced it had manufactured the world's first three d. printed metal gun this is the powder this is actually what the what starts out in the machine so this is just you see it's it's basically just loose powder like sand and. the this is what levels out of the machine and then the parts the geometries are sliced in very thin layers. and then those layers are melted one layer to time the process involves a high powered laser that fuses small particles into a three dimensional shape in response some gun control advocates have voiced concern that this technology could get into the hands of the wrong peo

. >> moments ago, a debate in the house to keep undetectible weapons in the street. the many people may be able to use three d printers to make their own plastic guns, believe it or not and easily get past the metal detectors. kathryn harris has the details from washington. it sound so futuristic, how does it work? >> making the blastec gun and lethal and fires like the real thing used to be a fantasy. and better carving machines and availability of plastics, these guns can be made in any basement or garage and the possibilities are endless. >> it is technologies that are available to a common man and can make one of these guns. and like a year from now, there will be hybrid technologies and enable people to make composeit style weapons. >> this coinicides with the expiration. and the legislation dates back to 1988. and at that time the a tf thinks it was forward thinking because all plastic weapons had to contain a plate that was able to it be flagged. >> if the act expires, it is no longer illegal for an individual to manufacture a undetectible firearms and the dis

plus, guns that are undetectable and you can make them yourself. a ban against this kind of thing set to expire days from now. and a key hearing ahead of the jodi arias retrial and the social media role. it is all happening now. ♪ jon: and back to our top story on this tuesday, waiting a statement from the president about obamacare just days after the white house says it met a goal to fix the major bug plaguing that website. good morning to you, i am jon scott. jenna: i am jenna lee. hope you're off to a good day so far. in a couple of hours the president will pic kick off a nr campaign. promoting the benefits of his signature health care law. ed henry is there at the white house with more on this. >> good to see you. republicans say they have found probably a dozen times or so over the last few years with her there has been this big pr blitz down toward his staff, when the sales pitch is there coming american public is not buying it, going to be well again and again, defend the controversial law. i do not have an alternative, if they wanted to rep

simple as a facebook status update have a full breakdown on this just ahead and detecting the undetectable lawmakers just extended a nationwide ban on plastic guns so what does all of this mean for the regulation of three d. printers more on that later in the show. it's tuesday december third five pm in washington d.c. i'm when you're a david and you're watching r t. a united nations senior counterterrorism official is now launching an investigation into the surveillance activities of both u.s. and u.k. intelligence agencies u.n. special repertoire ben emmerson announced that he would initiate an investigation in an op ed he wrote that was published by the guardian in the article emerson says there are five areas of contention that are worth of valuating including whether snowden deserves whistleblower status whether his leaks damaged u.s. or u.k. national security whether his leaks signify the need for surveillance overhaul whether british parliament was misled about the true submissive surveillance and whether british parliament's current intelligence oversight system is thorough enough

the clerk: s. 1774, a bill to reauthorize the undetectable firearms act of 1988 for one year. s. 1775, a bill to improve the sexual assault prevention and response programs and activities of the department of defense and for other purposes. h.r. 1965, an act to streamline and insure onshore energy permitting, provide for onshore leasing certainty and provide certainty to oil asia -- oil shale development and so forth and for other purposes. an act to regulate state's authority to recognize gas operations and promote energy security, development and job creation. mr. reid: mr. president, i would object to any further proceedings with respect to these two bills en bloc. the presiding officer: objections having been heard, the bills will be placed on the calendar. mr. reid: mr. president, welcome back. i hope that you and staff and all the other senators had a wonderful thanksgiving. it was very good thanksgiving for us. we had all of our children and all of our grandchildren except one. she had to work. she lives in new york now. mr. president, this week the united states begins

. >> reporter: some democrats in the senate say they'll try to close loophesand the ban on undetectablet they have powerful, familiar opposition, the national rifle association which said in a statement "the nra strongly opposes any expansion of the undetectable firearms act. including applying the ufa to magazines, gun parts, or the development of new technologies." lots of lawmakers, mostly republicans, agree with the nra. >> we need to make certain that the american people are safe. at the same time, we need to respect and appreciate that the second amendment to the constitution is sacrosanct. >> reporter: given congressional deadlock even after last year's sandy hook massacre, they're thankful congress is at least on a path to extending the current ban on undetectable arms. >> allowing people to slip through metal detecters with guns to get onto airplanes is not a position that i don't think politicians can take particularly after 9/11. >> reporter: senate democrats will make an attempt next week to close the loopholes and ban new 3-d plastic gun and other weapons that allow people

. >>> this afternoon the house approved a measure renewing a 25-year-old prohibition against undetectable firearms. the chief intelligence correspondent kathryn heritage reports concerns remain that new technology could make getting a deadly weapon into a restricted area much easier. >> reporter: making a plastic gun that's lethal and fires like the real thing is no longer a fantasy for enthusiasts like cody wilson. wilson, a pioneer of 3d gun making says the emergence of new printer technology and the availability of resilient plastics mean the possibilities are endless. >> there'll be hybrid technologies and new material families which will enable people to make relatively different composite style weapons that look different and act differently and are much more reliable than today. >> reporter: the bureau of alcohol, twak questi alcohol,, tobacco and firearms -- the guns can only be detected using traditional screening methods like at amounamoun airport as schools because now the guns must contain a metal part. >> it's illegal to have a firearm with less than 7 ounces of metal in that

when it passed a one-sentence bill by voice vote to extend the 1988 undetectable firearms act for another first passed the ban in 1988, it was a forward looking exercise because no one had been actually able to produce a gun that had no metal and therefore couldn't be detected. the only time we heard about plastic undetectable guns was in the movie "line of fire" where as you remember, john malkovich, one of the great bad guys, was seeking to kill the president using a gun made out of plastic so he could slip past the metal detector said. now because of 3-d detectors, anyone with $1,000 can make a version of these guns. >> senator schumer hopes to close a loophole to the fact that could make a illegal gun legal by attaching a piece of metal that can be removed to avoid detection. earlier this year, a man posted blueprints on line for the first plastic gun. the atf showed guns they created using a 3-d printer. the first one exploded, but a second one successfully fired off eight rounds. joining me now, james cavagnaw. for this law, is a simple one-sentence extension of the law adequate, or

trove of truck laws for cisco drivers, showing hundreds of violation of that law that have gone undetected. from april to october, records show dozens of drivers log 16-hour days in a week. it was the worst in august, that was the first month the company had to operate without its food sheds. shutting down the pit stops led to more deliveries for drivers. they had 98 violations, meaning 98 times where a driver logged more than one 16-hour day a week. how can so many violations add up without being detected by law enforcement? >> those caught at terminal levels. >> but those terminal inspections are only done once every two years? >> they're done every two years, that's correct. >> cisco's last inspection was more than a year ago. >> if they're over hours, obviously you can turn out there. >> officers have to rely on stops like this one to check driver hours. >> a morning. doing a paperwork check to make sure everything is up to date. get your driver's license, registration and your logbook>> it can be like searching for a need until a haystack. despite hundreds of violations over the last

so if a plan around the star, is undetected by other techniques that we may be able to find it as well. >> scientists also expect to discover new as steroids tens of thousands of failed stars and as many as 20,000 super nova or exploding stars. from such a detailed survey, it is hope they will shed light on the structure, content, and evolution of our galaxy. how it came into being and how it is the way it is. on wall street this hour, taking a bit of a break after yesterday's performance. stocks are up about 6 points but it could be worse. any finish would mean yet another all time high. we are also keeping a close eye on shares of target, as we have been reporting the company dealing with that major breech, the stock now down more than 2% at this house. hour. still ahead, a greeting cards normal, these cards are helping children capture their dreams. target saying thieves broke in and stole the credit and debit card information of as many as 40 million of its customers. they say it continues until this past sunday. so stand trial for second degree murder. prosecutors say he shot her

action taken against the scope of the gate was undetectable. sitting apologies for the government to take tough action against the winds and diamonds to mind when seeing this time the scope of these people and ask to go that route. but u s prosecutor. said in a statement that was called to duty was owed its good to see these may be on watch on the defendant's mortgage. a new photo has yet to charge me the total close to. and this pic of india. so to speak. he deflected in that it says that building gets qantas and over my people india must take it slowly indonesia which country. and that. before us as the conduct of the allston governments. let it proceed toward others should not go beyond the flood of books according to documents filed in the new york auction was told that the beatles on his application to meet with the people thousand five hundred dollars a month investigators said she instead paid only five hundred and seventy two dollars a month. new york's deepening will each be found guilty. scolded again faces a maximum sentence of guine

but there is a trove of truck logs showing hundreds of violations of that law that have gone undetectedm april to october, records show dozens of drivers logged multiple 16-hour days in a week, and it was the worst in august. that was the first month the company had to operate without its food sheds, shutting down the convenient pit stops led to more deliveries for drivers. >> how do so many violations add up in such a short period of time without being detected by law enforcement? >> those that caught it at a terminal level, and -- >> but those terminal inspectors are done once every two years. >> they are done once every two years, that's correct. >> the inspection at the headquarters was more than a year ago. >> if they are over hours they can create a hazard, and that's a tu a concern to everybody. >> officers have to rely on highway patrol, and surprise stops like this one like at this scale. >> i am doing a paperwork check to make sure everything is up-to-date, let me get your driver's license and registration and logbook. >> it can be like searching for a needle in a hay stack. c

backseat driver dad, the reluctant 18-year-old gets them to their apartment, a half mile away, undetectedd gone off without a hitch -- just like dad had promised. was there a "woo-hoo" moment? >> not until we got home. >> reporter: with their sackful of 50 grand, the spending began. cars, motorcycles, booze and drugs. abby's spending -- much more sensible. >> reporter: how did you guys celebrate? >> i didn't. went off on my own and, and just, got my nails done. >> reporter: in fact, the money came so easy and went so fast. within two months they had burned through all their loot. time for another bank job. the first community credit union --just a few miles from the scene of their first crime. before the hit, abby cases the bank. that's her smiling and grabbing brochures from a bank employee. 11 days later, it's the same drill, new disguises. ditching the painters' overalls for saftey vests to blend in with nearby construction. >> they walked into the bank, with orange construction vests on. >> reporter: did you carry a gun in there? >> uh, no. we, we used a little -- a bb gun. >> reporte

the house renewed the undetectable firearms act for 10 years.he bill outlaws guns that evade metal detectors including those made from 3d printers. the senate will vote on the bill when it returns from recess on monday. >>> a federal judge says the city of detroit is eligible for bankruptcy. the ruling comes four months after detroit filed for protection. the city looking to shed $18 billion in debt. the filing was opposed by unions and public pension funds which said the city didn't negotiate in good faith. >> and firefighters are looking for the person who lived in the mobile home destroyed by a fire overnight in san jose. the home is gutted. the fire started at 2 a.m. in a mobile home park on monterey road. firefighters have searched about 80% of the home without finding anyone. neighbors say they don't believe the man was home at the time. >>> and santa claus will have extra security as he flies through the sky on christmas eve. a couple of military fighter jets. the north american aerospace defense command added this twist to this year's an

i would have preferred to modernize the undetectible farms act and eliminate loopholes in the law by requiring that certain components be permanent on not easily removed. i would have liked to close that loophole but frankly i believe that even a loophole in the law is better than no loophole at all. >> that's interesting and also i know you this, philadelphia has banned 3d printing and first city to do so in reaction to this technology that many say can be used for a dangerous reason. >> a lot of these types of issues will flare up as we see the word advance. there were no iphones or twitter. we're using at the fast tech no logical pace. you would think congress would have to confront something similar to this in the near future. it is hard to say it will considering how fast 3d printing is going and folks are making stuff on internet out of it. >> who would have imagined ten years ago that this would be available. >> it is quite remarkable. >> reporter: take care. >> new developments on the train derailment in new york, we're learning the train engineer recently started a new shift

really doesn't understand, but you--it's impossible for you to go unde-- for a violation to go undetected... >> kroft: yes, that's bernie madoff saying it was impossible to do exactly what he did. but one man did try to tell the government what madoff was up to. how long did it take you to figure out that there was something wrong? >> it took me five minutes to know that it was a fraud. it took me another almost four hours of mathematical modeling to prove that it was a fraud. (watch ticking) >> safer: so this was the scene of the crime. irving picard gave us a tour of bernie madoff's 19th-floor offices, an impressive landscape of emptiness. >> his desk was here. >> safer: picard has the thankless task of finding the money, the billions that madoff scammed. (watch ticking) arlan galbraith who called himself "the pigeon king" convinced hundreds of american and canadian farmers there was good money to be made raising the birds for food. >> and everybody we talked to said this guy was--he was on the up and up. nobody had a bad word to say about him. (watch ticking) >> stahl: welcome to "60 m

president, a few years ago these undetectable plastic guns were science fiction. now they're frighteningly real. that's why we have to extend the ban and hopefully close the loophole. and i want to thank again my colleagues, senator nelson, my house in the house congressman israel, so many others who have joined us in this -- senators murphy and senator whitehouse, senator schatz -- who have been partners in trying to get this done. and so now, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 3626, which is at the desk, that the nelson-schumer et.al amendment which is also at the desk be agreed to, the bill as amended be read three times and passed and the motions to reconsider be made and laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? a senator: i object. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. grassley: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate considerati

there was fear that we were getting close to all plastic, essentially undetectable guns, which couldn'tbe effectively banned from anywhere in the country because they couldn't be detected by metal detectors or by other traditional means that we use to find weapons. those fears were largely theoretical when that plastic gun ban was passed in 1988. those fears were still largely theoretical when the law was reauthorized in 1998. same thing when it was reauthorized again in 2003, but now it's 2013, and the plastic gun ban is up for reauthorization right now. and right now, for the first time, plastic guns that can fire real bullets that can kill you are a reality. the 3d printed, almost all plastic gun has been promoted by attention-seeking libertarian texans for the past couple of years. and so, pretty much everybody has seen the videos of them firing off their 3d printed gold standard audit the fed machine, baby. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms eventually tested plastic gun designs and found when they 3d printed those guns, the result was a machine that was unstable and dange

now, i am hopeful, i have been on the lead at renewing, extending the undetectable firearms act because it's not a good idea to allow the bad guys to sneak plastic guns through metal detectors at airports. i am hopeful that we'll be able to do at least that but there is so much more the american people want done. comprehensive immigration reform, a farm bill, the employment nondiscrimination act. we can pass these things because the senate already did. house republicans need to get their act together and work to pass these things in the house as well. >> congressman steve israel, always good to see you. thank you. >> thanks, chris. happy holidays. >> happy holidays. >>> progressive power, there you have them. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, some of the people moving the democratic party to the left. what will it mean for 2016? our strategists will face off coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years of know-how,

the republican-controlled house is expected to vote today on a 10-year extension of the undetectableirearms act. democrats say they will seek a quick vote on renewing the ban and tightening restrictions. >>> a federal appeals court that meets in san francisco and other western cities will soon stream some of its hearings live on the internet. the ninth circuit court of appeals plans to broadcast its en banc proceedings starting with five cases next week. those proceedings involve the entire bench not just the three- judge panel. the court has about 20 such cases a year. >>> seattle seahawks fans secured their spot in the guinness book of world records. why they have a home field advantage in a big way coming up. >> and what's cool about your -- >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the 49ers look to gain some ground in the nfc west and the a's add some pitching to the roster in a big, big shake-up. we'll tell you who is coming and going. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,, [s

let me switch gears, because the house is scheduled to vote today on the undetectable firearms act, making it illegal to manufacture guns that don't have any metal in them and can get smuggled through metal detectors. it's obviously a major concern because of 3-d printers able to print these plastic guns. let me play for both of you what steve israel told me yesterday. >> i have been on the lead at renewing extending the undetectable firearms act because it's not a good idea to allow the bad guys to sneak plastic guns through metal detectors at airports. i am hopeful that we'll be able to do at least that. >> steve israel, obviously, ryan, a big supporter of this and one of the major proponents. is it going to get done? >> it doesn't look like the more advanced version of it is going to get done. and it's just mind-blowing. the dispute right now is over how much metal and what type of metal to put into one of these plastic guns, because the current law basically allows you to put a paper clip onto a plastic gun and then call it including some metal so then somebody buys it, they pull the p

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. >> a few years ago these undetectible plastic guns were science fiction. they were the stuff of movies. now they're frighteningly real. it will be unimaginable for congress not to pass a strong law that closes the loopholes and bans these guns once and for all. >> the nra did not oppose the extension of the plastic gun ban but does oppose any expansion of it. >>> now to business. later this morning the adp's employment report will be out. in terms of stocks yesterday, all three major indices in negative territory. almost 100 points in the dow which is back below 16,000. it's the longest losing streak in two months. joining us now this is a treat, kayla. >> you have to say that. >> it is a treat when anyone from state side comes on our show. >> thank you, brian. well, our eyes turn again to washington because regulators are set to vote on a key portion of the dod-frank regulation next tuesday, december 10th. it's expected to be approved. the passing of the rule will mark an era of stricter oversight for wall street with a lot of restrictions on how banks co

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simple as a facebook status update we'll have a full breakdown on this just ahead and detecting the undetectable lawmakers just extended a nationwide ban on plastic guns so what does all of this mean for the regulation of three d. printers more on that later on the show.

simple as a facebook status update have a full breakdown on this just ahead and detecting the undetectable lawmakers just extended a nationwide ban on plastic guns so what does all of this mean for the regulation of three d. printers more on that later in the show.

globe had to our website to find out what an english artist has invented to pass down the street undetected. in a rare style of life is under threat in an ancient settlements in spain where authorities have a new tam's to evict dozens of cave dwelling families from their homes throughout the week dozens of activists have been protesting the vision they deem unlawful and unfair are often of was welcomed and one of their unconventional homes. hammering out an existence on the outskirts of granada sprucing up a front yard with some of the best views in town it's an eclectic community that's literally burrowed into a mountain the residents of the hill of san miguel have converted dozens of caves into bona fide homes. we've been living here for today is not and do not a look community it's the kind of place when neighbors helped each other out. it may not be a life of luxury there's no running water or electricity but for residents like anna that's not a problem when it goes. to live on long legs that we've done nothing but we've done everything here. but those who have made their home here may

hearing to look at the european commission's latest proposals to make the c ap points patients undetected. the keywords in the commission's proposals is sustainable farming communities of the environment and production. it's a reflection of the fact that bombing is a call to your culture and history. agriculture commissioner to turn color part of the ppp political timing told us why his prepares reforms designed to support your citizens. she whimpered for a ct scan because even the timing was taking account of transport security which contested the cost of the court of good management of natural resources. it would ensure that what security sensor would not only in the short term but in the medium and long term as well. spending on agriculture and rural development the council almost cost the eu budget making sure that money is spent in the most efficient and effective way possible the essential michael murray and john are in this view is vice chairman of the gpt group and responsibilities of budget and structural policy he wants to various stakeholders in the bay to develop more common g

these are weapons made from so-called 3d printers that go undetected by metal detectors. they favor making that ban permanent. >>> washington, d.c.'s mayor could have a bumpy road towards re-election. embattled democrat vincent bray said monday that he'll run for a second term next year. four of his high-level aides have pleaded guilty to felonies, including two who received more than $260,000 in illegal payments. >>> well, big bird is back in the spotlight when it comes to political commercials. no, he's not in one this time. on monday, a federal appeals court upheld a ban on political ads on public television, but one ad that is hitting the airways is one from democrat george demos. he compares his rival and president obama to crack-smoking toronto mayor rob ford. >> tired of politicians? then look at george demos. he's not a politician. george demos knows the good guys from the bad. >> interesting imagery there. well, the ad makes no further linkage between mayor ford and democrats. demos lost the 2010 primary for the seat and dropped out again in 2012. >>> and it look

he told police he crawled out of the water onto the tarmac and went undetected.inly this was to try to enhance airport security, but at the same time there have been two breaches calling the expense into question for some critics. >> weird circumstances sort of showing the holes. alexandra field, thank you for your report. you know, we may soon see fewer flight delays, thanks to nasa. rene marsh records on a new technology. >> reporter: once everyone is on board, the plane usually doesn't take off. there's usually waiting involved. so the new system is all about cutting back on the wait time, so when the plane gets the green light, it doesn't get stuck in a traffic jam. sitting on the runway, a frustration, but instead they wait, for sometimes what seems like hours. >> you look out the window and you see a long line of planes ahead. >> i think i'm never going to get home. >> it's horrible. if they had ways to fix this, and you want one to take off and take an hour to take off. >> reporter: nasa, the same agency responsible for this -- >> liftoff. >> reporter: --

hearing to look at the european commission's latest proposals to make the c ap points patients undetected. the keywords in the commission's proposals is sustainable farming communities of the environment and production. it's a reflection of the fact that bombing is a call to your culture and history. agriculture commissioner touch and cello parts of the ppp political timing told us why his proposed reforms designed to support your citizens. she whimpered for a ct scan because even the timing was thinking about how to put security which contested the cost of the core of good management of natural resources. it would ensure that what security sensor would not only in the short term but in the medium and long term as well. spending on agriculture and rural development the council always tops the eu budget making sure that money is spent in the most efficient and effective way possible the essential michael murray and john marin ask you is vice chairman of the bp group and responsibilities of budget and structural policy he wants to various stakeholders in the bay to develop more common groun

globe had to our website to find out what an english artist has invented to pass down the street undetected . rare way of life is under threat in an ancient settlement in spain where authorities have renewed attempts to the dozens of cave dwelling families from their homes throughout the week dozens of activists have been protesting the way they deem unlawful and unfair are they living off enough was welcomed into one of them unconventional homes. it's views like this one breathtaking isn't it that's made not of famous for drawing visitors in but it's the city's plans to force out a group of residents from this very hill that's drawing controversy now it's a bit of an unusual kind of story we're in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains an area that's pockmarked with countless caves caves which people have called home for years now the residents are a colorful mix of characters we have spaniards immigrants students people who don't have a place to call home as well as people who prefer their home to reflect well a bit of an unusual kind of lifestyle and several days ago we had seen a