i like ung. ung has broken above 20. 17-20 the target is 23. more upside in natural gas. ung is the way to play it with options. scott: i can't get excited about natural gas at all until we get back over the highs of katrina, number 1. which is $12. number 2, we're talking about bringing more supply in the market? we're burning more than we're using on a daily basis. so when that stops--- alan:---the world is a big place my friend. the halfway point of this low at 2 to the 12 high is 7. so until we get to 7 i still think we got a lot of upside. scott: i'll let you get long here because until we can't see us burning more from space than we're actually using-- alan:---i'm getting cold. scott:---why are you surprised by the weather in winter? i don't understand that? so until we can stop seeing us burn more than we're actually producing from the moon the i will start to get long natural gas. angie: here's your bonus round question for today. it's a fill in the blank. this week marked the 17th anniversary of what--- alan:---i know it! angie:---i didn't even finish the sentenc

. >>> senior ung officials, the united states and russia good afternoon a series of meetings in geneva today, the goal to put an end to syria's two year civil war. negotiations between assad's government will start next month. representatives from 30 nations are expected to participate. the commander of syria's rebel backed force, heading rift in next month's peace talks. some faction he have vowed to sideline those talks. the u.n. arab league syria envoy says iran's participation remains up in the air. syria's participation is also against iran involvement. >>> one of a handful of joirnlt, we use her first name and obscure her identity, she told me the refugee camps are bracing for a bitter winter. >> they are facing a very bitter winter. in lebanon in particular, things are particularly difficult because they face a backlash from the local population. last month, lebanese set ablaze the tent of syrian refugees just because they thought someone from the refugee camp had assaulted one of their own. this just gives you an idea of the tensions in lebanon which you know where there are ov

no opportunity to work and a decent society would recognize that and recognize that people paid for ung employment benefits. >> all this goes to show syria's syria's unresolved pieshes. david k. johnson, thanks so much for your time. >> thank you, adam. >>> let's check back in with hermann pla. >> examines challenges to press freedom in 2013. there were some notable losses for the press this year. the justice department obtained phone records of ap reporters, in a 2000 story about a foiled al qaeda plot. a former employee, united states attempts to disrupt rawn's nuke program. most states prevent journalists from excelling to testify. there is no such law in, 70 media companies including twarm, cbs and npr are backing a federal bill that would protect their from the reporters. what do you think of the story? tweet us at aj consider this. or move more at the website at america.al jazeera.com. >> thank you, hermella. who are they targeting and why? i.t. looks like, some surprising economic numbers are straight ahead. and later on, a medical mystery sends an al jazeera america reporter on

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the leader there kim jong ub has kicked his own uncle out of power, a very powerful ung jong song techaccused of corruption, drug use even, womenizing >> he and his allies are accused of trying to build their own power base and sell off the country's resources. they say kim's removal of his uncle saying he is consolidating his power getting rid of the old guard close to his father. >> chuck hagel in pakistan today talking with the prime minister there and other top officials. his first meeting was with pakistan's new army chief of staff. ing >> u.s. officials say they are hoping to reach an agreement on reopening a keyboarder checkpoint that american troops use to bring military equipment out of neighboring afghanistan. haggle is the first defense secretary to visit islamabad in nearly four years. >>> well, she was one of the people who knew him best. that lady there, nelson mandela's personal assistant talking about her last visit with the man so revered by his country. that's coming up next. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will

i think that ung is in the middle of its range and i think we could go higher in natural gas if the weather bad, it could go a lot higher. stuart: it under so like you're down playing the whole thing about the weather play. it's winter, not quite, but december 21st we officially start, but it is winter and you would expect bad weather. and surely, this is factored into the market. so, are you in fact downplaying the whole idea that you can play the weather in winter on the stock market? >> absolutely. i think just like the weather being dicey, trying to get in on a weather related play in the stock market, especially when the bad weather hits is already probably too late and i think some of the stocks could have a little bit of a pop and they're going to fall back to natural levels. i don't think there's longevity in the move because of the weather. stuart: i like to see you straighten us out even from miami. stay there, i'll get back to you in a moment. nicole, general motors named a new ceo, mary barra, the first female ceo in the company's history and i found out she takes over in mid ja

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