will americans confidence in the economy be more closely tied to cyber plus, unlocking medical mysteries in cuba. and forget dropping a check in the mail, $5 billion just this year instantly transferred hands by a social media platforms. what it means for you and the banks. my digital produceser here, when you are talking about a hack the size of sony, it makes you think if corporations like that can't protect themselves how do we protect ourselves at individuals. >> is anything safe, i remember this dooms day scenario being presented in movies. real genius, 80 movies even diehard four, this was a scenario but now this fiction is reality. it isn't just sony, it is retail giants and we asked our community about this, and disappeared news has an important note, he says i think there's an important and over looked at becket of these breeches, a criminal failure to protect data properly. and it seems that he is saying the responsibility is on us, the consumer and private companies to play catch up. >> if all we are doing is playing catch up we will never get to where we need to be. >> yeah.

that kind of seizure when the devices unlocked means they can avoid the other issues we discussed with the compelling someone through the fifth amendment and getting back's, if they get the phone at that briefest moment when it is unlocked they get everything they need. like dread by roberts and sitting at a public library in san francisco and they waited until then and disguise his bookshelves and use a lot of force. i think what we are going to see is an increase in the force in cases of computer or other features. is my paranoia crazy? >> i don't know about the average use of force. from a law enforcement standpoint, you have probable cause to arrest someone and there is evidence on the phone you know you need a warrant to search the phone but using to are not going to get access to it if the phone is not in use the if the person is using it it will get past the taco. i agree law enforcement, as far as fbi agents wait for the person using the phone to do is that. part of this depends on a question that is back to you. empirically there will be a question of how often is the governme

and it's the money for a stranger wanders off the street and takes the money because it is unlocked. the morning we left, and i still have this on my photo, i had way too many $20 bills. i fan them out on the table and stupidly i took a photograph so that in case she said i didn't get the money i could show her the picture, which of course isn't very good to take a picture and put the money back. [laughter] but i took the picture, walked out the door door, drove down the hill, went up the coast and everything went great. she took the money to make it to the landlady, she got it, no problem at all. that does not have been in every country in the world. it doesn't happen in any culture in the world. in many places opportunism is normal. to take advantage of somebody is a good thing. and if you don't, you are a sucker. but unfortunately in a lot of places of america we are blessed to be in a country where you can often trust people. another timeline in new york city at a fabulous camera store selling used equipment. he opens up the box, looks at the camera, closes the box come up with e

it could unlock one billion pounds of further support. of the see an overhaul stamp duty system here in the u.k.? that would be a very popular measure from the chancellor as well. you can announce further measures to help people unto the housing markets. there will be lots of big announcements from the chancellor despite the deterioration of the public finances. >> you have conversations about business. what do they want from the statement? yes, the cbi is the business lobby here in the u.k.. want --ings are really overhaul the outdated business rate system. system.he r&d credit if you're going to have devolution, promote local growth while maintaining the integrity of the internal system. that means a comment regime for laws, allaxes, labor sorts of measures like financial services and for energy as up. have to be a progrowth budget. that is what the cbi has told george osborne. back to you in the studio. >> well done. stay warm. get yourself a cup of coffee. just a reminder, you could watch coverage of the autumn statement here on bloom

. >> unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. we unlock that every sunday here on housecall. >> at least they do. well, yeah, we had a great week. we want to start with something really important today, an eye-opening new warning for men diagnosed with prostate cancer. researchers now investigating whether obesity could be making the disease a lot more agressive. dr. samadi, how could it be so? >> this is very big news, because when you think of obesity, you always think about high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, but now for the first time we see that also obesity results in very aggressive prostate cancer. this is coming from a big study that the american society of research looked into thousands of patients, over 191,000 patients with cancer, so they looked across the board and now they're seeing that obesity can also result, or some association between obesity and aggressive prostate cancer. how does this happen? we know a lot of visceral fat, the fat inside the body, when it sits around the liver, it can cause release

. >> unlocking the secret code of sickness and health.we unlock that every sunday here on housecall. >> at least they do. well, yeah, we had a great week. we want to start with something really important today, an eye-opening new warning for men diagnosed with

. >> unlocking medical mysteries in cuba.ore open island could mean more access to breakthrough treatments and even impact how we approach healthcare. >> "the stream". today 12:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. ♪ let's look at the top stories on al jazeera, more than a dozen children have been killed in syria and in a series o-government air strikes and activists say the jets targeted schools and i.s.i.l. held areas of rebel held areas outside of damascus. results in india kashmir indicate no single party secured enough seats to hold a government, the people's democratic party won 28 out of 87 seats and india ruling hindu pjp secured 25 seats. gunmen opened fire in two villages killing at least 37 people. local media says gunmen are part of the national democratic part of the land, an armed group which has targeted security forces since 1998. ukraine's parliament voted to abandon the state's nonaligned status, decision could indicate a step to seeking nato membership and bill submitted was passed with 303 votes in favor and

antique the money or some stranger wanders off the street, takes the money because the doors unlocked. the morning we left i handout. i still have its on my photo. i fanned out way too many $20 bills with the right number, it felt like a lot, put the on the table and then stupidly took a photograph shows that in case she said i didn't get from many i could show her the picture which of course is not and very good because i could take the picture and put the money back in my pocket. i took the picture, walked out the door, went down the hill, went up the coast, everything went great. cleaning lady took the money, and gated to the lately, the landlady got it, no problem at all. that doesn't happen in every country in the world. doesn't happen in every culture in the world. in many places opportunism is normal. a chance to take advantage of somebody is a good thing and if you don't you are a sucker but fortunately in a lot of parts of america we are blessed to be in a country where you can often trust people. another time i and in new york city, a fabulous camera store, selling used equi

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fan of this series the wire for there is a character in old police detective who decides he will unlock the hierarchy not by walking the beat but by monitoring the sell funds that they use for a couple of calls in the stores to map out the network's based on the calls. and misinformation was handed off to ground forces is boots on the ground to fight these insurgents to capture or kill. not the only thing with the daring exploits to individual insurgence posing as people that they knew to meet debt a particular place they fell into a trap. they penetrated websites so when people go to the chap forms the computers were infected that would hold it on their location. this was a genius hacking not just to steal information but to locate people the people interviewed for the book absent this dimension it does not stand trial or become a temporary victory that we all know now to prevent a civil war to bring stability back into the country. the surge was one by a cyberwar campaign. david petraeus said intelligence gathering operation was '' a prime reason for the significant progress made by u

unlocked.s not even the sophistication of the hack anymore. it's everyone's door is unlocked so it's easy to get in. hopefully this will be a wake-up call to a lot of big corporations saying we need to invest in better security and that's something we can take away from this. >> gordon chang, the united states, now that it's getting the help of china to begin i guess investigating or going back to north korea and saying don't do anymore, how much is china really going to be a help here, and how much is china perhaps possibly involved in some way? >> well, china is definitely involved in the cyber attacks. these cyberattacks, many people believe, were launched from china by north korean hackers who reside in china, specifically the chinese city of schenn i don't think and through i.p. addresses which means that beijing knew what was going on. i think what the president is trying to do is use some diplomacy to sort of push the chinese in better directions and everybody, of course, hopes that will

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melting arctic ice is unlocking shipping root are routes and potentially being stores of oil and gas.> any kind of discussion about a potential way of getting your foot into the arctic it's interesting for a lot of states and we see that here especially and we've seen it especially in these discussions. >> reflecting local sentiment a prominent norwegian newspaper recently published a piece that called huong a, tensions ramp up between russia and the west an old soviet outpost called berentsberg is also drawing russian taken. we headed there by railway of the berent sea because there are no roads that connect. here in this russian coal settlement, the hallmarks of a bygone soviet era are everywhere. >> our goal is communism here. of course our goal is not communism today. just a memory for the spirit of russia. >> but like those old soviet days, this settlement still receives supplies and food imports from moscow. that's despite the fact that the amount of coal produced here has declined dramatically over the years. but that doesn't mean berentsberg isn't valuable. >> the soviet kind

. >> does the guy ever get the door unlocked? >> i reckon he is going to climb out some way and injure himself. >> you're such an internet expert. he is climbing over. is this going to end well? >> is he okay? >> he's okay. he pops back up. >> that is the best possible ending. >> then a fellow in a black shirt. maybe he is a bouncer, maybe he works at the club. he was there to meet him at the door. >> are you 21? are you old enough to be in this bar? you're old enough to know how a door opens. >> it's a good thing somebody was watching when an elderly man started to walk over this lake in china. that man fell through the ice. the man who spotted him thought i need to do something about it then he fell in. it seems as if the man who took off his belt is the first one rescued. you can see he is in that freezing cold water. >> firefighters are skooching this man to shore. >> the time it takes to get together something like that is when you worry about hypothermia. >> this comes from prince georges county, maryland. her 31-year-old m

the judge ruled he had to unlock the gate claiming the ruling did not open the gate to vehicle traffic. a judge rejected the appeal. he could not face a con temtemp court order if he doesn't open the gate. >>> your water bill could soon be going up. the east bay municipal you kul tillty board is debating whether to buy a water supply. community members will pay for italy having water bills. if the plan is approved that would increase average monthly bills by 4.33. that extra cost would help pay for pumping sacramento river water into the east bay. >>> the dubs were in the windy city. we'll have the action for you, next. >>> time now is 7:40. let's give you a live look outside where in a few hours from now the raiders will be hosting the 49ers in a battle of the gbay. this will be the first time since 2010 the 49ers and the raiders will meet. the series is tied at six wins a piece since they played in 1970. both teams are ready to rumble. >> there's no bad teams in the national football league. the nfl has done a great job making each game a test. >> we have an opportunity in front of

the media pens unlock the game, we are rating back to cnn. the story, get on air, with fresh news from the premier. >> tough job, neil, but someone has to do it. >>> it was a rough day at work for members of georgia's parliament. so you are wondering, all right, what was the issue. well, the all-out brawl started when an opposition member swore during an address to the ruling party. insults and more swear words, then fists. then someone fell over the seating there as well. some members of parliament tore the microphones from desks and used them as weapons. hopefully things have simmered down. >>> for the holiday season, we are looking back at the story that is highlight the giving spirit. in october, a dramatic rescue on camera after a home went up in flames. the mysterious hero who helped everyone get out vanished before he could be thanked. we tracked him down. >> we gotta get him out of there. >> reporter: a raging fire. elderly man trapped inside, then it explodes out of control. >> we have to get the dad out of there. >> smoke went up th

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. >> the coast guard managed to unlock the engine just kilometers from the rocky shore.uthorities set up makeshift hospitals to treat those on board who had fallen ill. the mayor of gallipoli praised the response of emergency services. >> they did a very professional and accurate job. >> the cold weather is causing problems and the snow is making it more difficult to organize everything. >> aid workers say most of the migrants on board were from syria. one man suspected of involvement in the smuggling operation was arrested on arrival. italian authorities are looking into what caused the fire on the other vessel in the adriatic . >> 427 people were rescued but 100 are still missing. 13 people were confirmed dead, and the number is expected to rise. >> stormy weather is preventing the ship from being towed. many survivors are already recounting what is -- what happened. >> passengers are relieved to be back n land in italy. they continue to share stories of their frightening ordeal. >> it was 5:00 in the morning. there was a lot of smoke. we did not know what to do. every

that kind of seize your -- seizure when the device is unlocked is different.f they can get that phone at that briefest moment when it is unlocked, then they get everything that they need. >> that is what they did with dread pirate roberts? >> yes. he was sitting at a public library in san francisco, and they waited until he had locked into his computer, and then they used a lot of force. i think what we are going to see is an increase in force in cases of computer or other device seizure. is my paranoia crazy. >> i don't see how the added use of force fits in. but i agree from a law enforcement standpoint, if you have probable cause to arrest someone, and you think there is evidence on the phone, you know ou are going to need a warrant to search the phone, and if you get them while they are using it, you are past that. a smart person would wait until the person is using the phone. we will go back and forth. empirically there is going to be a question of how often is the government really stymied by encription in the i.o.s. 8 context? how often are they going t

if it is a real person that will have a key to unlock the door. student faces three firearms possession charges. >> ok, heavy rain is causing voluntary evacuations in los angeles. there are concerns that there is comes after last year's fires. thevegetation would keep mountainside stable. a different senior at home -- we had some rain, but not enough. >> we could use it at that time. >> we want these slow and steady rain that helps the drought, but unfortunately their ground is no cracked and there is big trouble there. here, our trouble is the morning commute. and then we have a little bit of ice. not a widespread problem. let's take a tour around the area, shall we can show you -- it is very. my god. only 34 degrees in fairfax. take a look in frederick, maryland, where we have a couple showers. notice the temperature in frederick. 33 degrees. 33, perhaps some bridges and overpasses could get slick. we know the ground is still wet. montgomery college, looks like everybody is going to class today. 34 at dulles, 36 at manassas. managed to stay abov

. >>> unlocking the secrets from the past and using technology to do it.hat technology unlocks in our next story is something very special to a san francisco man. >> nbc bay area's garvin thomas has this story in our bay area proud. >> the technology developed at berkley lab makes a digital map of the surface of old recordings, then turns that image into sound. it's been used on some very historic recordings, and as you'll see in this bay area proud, very personal ones, as well. there is a place in endover, massachusetts, where they are experts at preserving history. the northeast document conservation center is like a hospital for old books, documents, and photographs. a place they go to get their lives extended, or in the case of this 70-year-old 78 rpm broken record -- be brought back to life. 21st century technology recovering 20th century sound that matt has waited decades to hear. >> i think i'm going to have to hold my breath because it's going to be emotional. >> the sound on that record you see, is the voice of matt's grandfather, ray. lieutenant

>> if people -- if this unlocking occurs and there's not millions upon millions of shares that are solds stock will be a strong buy. this lockup is what's kept it down so let's see what happens. i think you'll be surprised. i don't think it will be as many sellers as people think. i'll go to glenn in florida, please. glenn. >> caller: booyah coach cramer. >> yo, how are you? >> caller: good. hi, jim. santa wants to buy a stock for my baby granddaughter ava for christmas and with the affordable care act in full force and the aging of our population does radnet stand to benefit from its diagnostic imaging services? is it a good christmas buy? >> i think that's too dicey. when you do these buys you have to make it so there's something like a buyback, something known to the kid like a dividend so you can teach these thins. i always come back to buying disney. start with disney. how about art in wisconsin. art? >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: you are the encyclopedia of investing. >> i try. >> >> caller: have read your book. my question concerns canadian s

the economy minister a set to put forth his plan to unlock business potential. we will have more on what is missing. the greatest animator may have retired but his art lives on in a new show in paris. ♪ first this news just in. the last hostage held by a terrorist group has been free. he was held by al qaeda in north africa. francois hollande has announced the release of that man, serge lazarevic. more on that story as we get it. sue do stay tuned for that. american embassies around the today preparing for a possible fallout link to a new report on torture. that report from the u.s. senate committee will have graphic techniques of torture used by the caa after 9/11. >> the report is the first public accounting of the use of torture during the war on terror in the aftermath of the september 11 attacks. the u.s. use so-called enhancement techniques. the work was often outsourced at secret black sites to secret governments. waterboarding was one method of torture use directly by the cia. george w. bush said it had to be done. >> in the war on terror, intelligence i

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. >> does he get the door unlocked. >> i reckon he will climb out and injure himself. >> you are suchn internet expert. he is climbing over. is this going to end well? >> is he okay? >> he popped back up. that is the best possible ending. fe la in the black shirt is there. >> are you old enough to be in this bar because if you are you are old enough to know how a door opens. >> yeah, right. >> ♪ >> i have an announcement. he's through. >> very good. >>> it is starting to snow in many places in the world. apparently this is the first snow in this area in russia. believe it or not, this is one of those videos where nothing happens on this icy road. we never have videos on our show where nothing happens. >> that's the amazing thing about this one. watch. this person crunching on the ice on the road as they are driving. everybody, even the ones on the ice are in control. >> oh! everything seems to be fine and then the truck suddenly swerves to the left and it's a wrap. i want to show you a cool video. this is from ukraine. if you have ever wanted to see a bigging tanker go all "dukes of h

. >>> patalooma police are looking for a group of burglars that were looking for unlocked car door. they got way with money and garage door openers. authorities say the suspects used garage door openers to steal items from a few garages. 3 cars also had their catalytic converters stolen. sapp o say police are also investigating a fatal hit and run. the woman was taken to the hospital but died at the hospital. >>> an american held hostage by al-qaeda has been kill. luke summers was working as a photojournalist in yemen when he was kidnapped. he was shot as u.s. special forces tried to rescue him and another hostage. the rescue mission was the sec attempt by the u.s. to rescue summers. nearly 11,000 american troops will remain in afghanistan at start of 2015. that's about 1,000 more than previously announce. defense secretary chuck hagel explained the new plan at a joint press conference with the afghan president. hagel says the increase in troops is due to the late signing of a security agreement between the nations. we will be back right after this. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute fa

it will help unlock 80% of the oil resources. the trick is separating the oil from the sand. using a method called steam-assisted gravity drainage that's currently under way . this is part of the facility that steam is being injected into the ground to heat the oil and bring it up to the surface. at this alone, 20,000 barrels of oil per day and what's significant is the footprint is less than 10% of the entire area that it's reaching. in the oil sand, technology is driving growth. that will be the key over the next 25 years. every year, the region adds 150 to 200,000 barrels per day. it's total production now counts for half of canada's overall output and that will increase with time. >> prediction is about between 4 million and 5 million per day. right now we're at about 2 million. >> reporter: the use of solvents upgrading crude to a lighter form that flows better. >> i think if we look at real game changers and step changes, i think it will be the form of what we do underground. right now, we're just using dry steam. i think you'll see more use of solvents. >> unexpected a

the security door unlocked and then you have to unlock the bars themselves, as well. >> the solid outer are to prevent inmates from communicating with one another. they rarely leave their cells. and even their meals are brought to them. but we found that the cells in "n" block differ from most american high security american cells in two especially significant ways. in american prisons, cameras are generally placed only in common areas. here they are actually inside each cell. likewise, there is one area here that offers the kind of privacy that we had never seen in the states. >> let me show you the bathroom. this is the standard bathroom for "n" unit. >> in an american prison, all the toilets are out in the open. in this prison, people could actually walk into their bathroom and shut a door and have privacy. >> translator: that's the law. >> one "n" block inmate, a 24-year-old, agreed to speak with us. he is serving a life sentence for murder and says his problems began after borrowing money from a friend to buy drugs. >> translator: i did not have money to pay my debt. he said he wou

. >> reporter: this armband uses your heartbeat to unlock devices and make payments. your home will also get smarter with more connected appliances. >> this is going to be the year when you start to hear about other connected devices, from garage doors to fans to watering systems. >> reporter: virtual reality glasses like oculous rift could gain more specialized content next year. >> it could be gaming, sports, travel. training in a work setting that happens through a virtual reality experience. for the latest, visit cnet.com. >> they talk about virtual reality is going to be the real thing every year and it never comes. we should get a better idea of the 2015 tech trends next monday, with the consumer electronics show in las vegas. >> i like it for the old school analog. >> remember the earbuds? >> you had to press a button. needed two hands to tell the time. remember those? >> kids don't even know what a clock is. >> i'm old. >>> technology with a bit of trickery is helping parents ring in the new year a few hours early. netflix created a countdown to 2015 so they c

. >>> unlocking some secrets from the past using some new technology. the technology makes a digital map of the surface of old recordings and then turns those images into sound. it's been used on some very historic recordings and one very personal one as well. there's a place in andover, massachusetts, where they are experts at preserving history. the northeast document conservation center is like a hospital for old books, documents, and photographs, a place where they go to get their l lives extended, or in the case of this record, be brought back to life. he has waited decades to hear. >> i think i'm going to have to hold my breath because it's going to be emotional. >> reporter: the sound on that record is the voice of matt's grandfather, ray. lieutenant ray, a b-24 bombdier. >> when i got older, my curiosity went beyond that and i actually wanted to know some of the facts from beyond just the pictures. >> reporter: so matt, at the time a television reporter, poured himself into the reach, eventually producing a two-part tv series about his grandfath

knocks on the door to see if the door is unlocked.the parties is looking for any car with the car open or the keys in the ignition -- they will have a much bigger success at getting what they are looking for. stuart: thank you very much for joining us. mcdonald's finally seen the light. doing what they have been saying the whole time. cutting down the menu. the changes after this. ♪ ♪ a change would do you good ♪ i think a change would do you good ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. ♪ stuart: tell it how it is. that is a rally this thursday morning. retail numbers excellent. they are driving the day. oil, that is helping, too. look at this. another five year low. monica crowley is with us. 200 plus. the republicans take congress next year. that should be good for the market. >> yeah. absolutely. i think you are al

last september, a judge ruled that a man had to unlock the small gate to a private road that leads to the public beach. he appealed that decision claiming the ruling did not cover opening the gate to vehicle traffic. yesterday a judge disagreed and rejected his appeal and said open it immediately. from what we're seeing hasn't happened. >> some are making their way to the ocean. >>> take a look at this. san francisco's police officers took the plunge into the freezing cold bay all for a great cause. >> that's the chief on the right. >> take a look at that. >> he ordered the others in. >> in the water immediately. they're raising money here for the make a wish foundation. >> it's cold, you know, but it's for a great cause, make a wish, for the little ones in a tough circumstance. whatever we can do for make a wish, count your blessings and give back. >> the group raised more than $80,000 just today. that will fund about one dozen wishes for kids. >>> kate, if you love college football, you have to be in heaven today. >> today has been a very good day. if you love basketball, it's a ver

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that's also going to unlock a lot of the smell. this is when i get to really check it out.touch it too much. some people use grinders. i think they're super overrated. i just kind of toss a little bit in. >> jake brown is no amateur stoner. he's a professional. >> that almost had a little more fruit to it. overall, i wouldn't recommend this if you wanted to try something that was like grape bubble gum or something, but it tastes perfectly good as just weed. >> he's a pot critic, officially a strain critic, and he gets paid to buy different strains of marijuana, smell it, smoke it, and write about it. he works for "the denver post" and their new website, the cannabis. he's like a sommelier of pot. crazy, right? well, now that marijuana is legal, there are lots of jobs that didn't exist before. bud tenders, growers, trimmers, cannabis lab technicians, bakers, chocolatiers, and on and on. welcome to your first marijuana job fair. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at the canna-search job fair in denver, where people interested in getting into the marijuana industry will come to talk to the peo

because i can't access the tip jar until the end of the shift when they decide to unlock it for me and let me have it. on behalf of all the members that you will hear from today, i ask that you continue to support us in this effort to make sure that these employers do the right thing. thank you. good evening supervisors. my name [inaudible]. i have been working at the airport for five years. my concern for hair care and we just increase it. all the consumption going up and since one-and-a-half year we're waiting for that one and then a hair care too is important for me because i have [inaudible] to do my bid. thank you. you >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. my name is fernando salazar and i've been working at the the airport for two years as a line cook. also i need a group contract with good healthcare because the cost of living has been increasing, as we know, every single day. i'm looking forward to have a good contract to stay working at the airport. also i need good healthcare for me and my family. also, we need an increment on our retirement pension, i hope it's coming on

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of agriculture on that anthrax situation which it found those dangerous materials were stored in unlockedrigerators, general lack of lab workers following safety protocols, and the investigator said the anthrax was transferred actually in ziploc bags which are not obviously approved to carry such material. >> i would think they're not approved, right. i don't even reuse my kid's for his sandwiches at school. >> sometimes you put vitamins in them. the head of the cdc acknowledged at a coming hearing -- and there was a congressional hearing on this -- that there was a disturbing pattern and they've been trying to refine the protocols and make sure that people are following them. that i think at the end of the day is going to be the answer, ashleigh. >> i wish you a merry christmas. thank you, joe, thanks for working today. >> you, too. >> we all got the assignment, right? >> it's all good. >>> ahead "@this hour," who was naughty and who was nice in 2014? we'll separate the villains from the heroes. this guy, you think he might have hit the naughty list? probably. find out who else is on. >>

the government will also unlock 17% of the national budget or $12 billion al he kateed the deal will help the government get more money for it's fight against isil, with the government agreeing to give $1 billion for forces salaries and equipment. egypt's top -- dismissing murder charges against the former leader. the case was in relation to the killing of protestors during the 2011 uprising as well as corruption charges against him and his son. his security chief and top six commanders also had the cases dropped. a wave of protests and across much of egypt. al jazeera continues to demand the release of it's threw journalists who have now been detained in egypt. were jailed over false allegations that they helped the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they are appealing against their convictions and jail sentencing. cep yeah's president has sacked his interior minister. after the latest cross boarder attack from the somali based armed group. 36 workers with the latest victims. it's just over a week since they killed 25 bus passengers close to the border. in both cases nonmuslims were targe

because i can't access the tip jar until the end of the shift when they decide to unlock it for me and let me have it. on behalf of all the members that you will hear from today, i ask that you continue to support us in this effort to make sure that these employers do the right thing. thank you. good evening supervisors. my name [inaudible]. i have been working at the airport for five years. my concern for hair care and we just increase it.

who are still here the past is sacred and he says he will stay until his grandchildren are ready to unlockamily history. ♪