now many left to question what is next for the unstable nation. situation. and it a massive winter storm is blanketing the middle east. nearly 3 feet of snow is shutting down roads in jerusalem . has even made its way to egypt, cairo reporting its first snowfall in over 100 years. those are your news headlines. we will be back out to dennis and cheryl. ♪ dennis: time to make a little money with charles. he is here to renew a pretty penny with a specialty retailer. all tough. >> reporter: you don't know about it, but i know all about it. cheryl: i know all about it. >> chino i discovered it for myself, i drove by one, and i was shocked. you go by sally's beauty and then all to enjoy like, what is going on. it is amazing. a jump on the stock in 2009. i wish i bought it and never sold it. it just got hammered recently. i mean, really hammered. under $30 per share but a month ago. the numbers were amazing. gross margins were record. same-store sales up almost 7%. the guidance was a little bad, and inventory scared wall street, but what we're seeing is

unstable chronically nation. all trust absent, the only that counts is fear and things have never been this bad. bbc news in the central african republic. a conflict that is going painfully unnoticed. news.e watching bbc world still to come, thieves in mexico a truck carrying radioactive material. now the hunt is on to track it down. evolve from ape like creatures to ourselves. have extracted dn a from bones 400,000 years old they hope will shed like often our evolution. >> scientists scramble towards place they called the pit of bones. underground tunnels in northern spain are the only way into a cave which was once home primitive humans who lived 400,000 years ago. here are their bones. perfectly preserved. at the lab, from one of the thigh bones they extract genetic might tow con tkraoe aldn a. >> i'm excited about this development. if we can get might tow con up oe ald.n.a. we can build a store riff these earlier stages of human evolution which able to haven't been do. >> for more than a century, up a ists ha

fantasy goal of the greater israel project ok why would israel benefits from an unstable middle east and stable arab nations because what we see that this instability actually is followed by a fundamental islam. and people who are lonely or if there are either they're replaced by fundamentalist powers or there's just more sectarian violence that grows yes and it would seem on the surface from a sane point of view that everything is going wrong but in fact when you fracture a country along sectarian divide divide ultimately we can the country the last thing that israel or the united states wants is a strong master type leader an arab nationalist who will seriously ensure that the resources of that country or are taken and protected and used for the benefit of the people that's the last thing that the empire wants and that israel wants so while you have these religious fundamentalists nutcases who are running around bombing and doing all sorts of stuff like that you have a weakened fractured country in iraq and that is the prerequisite for ultimately expanding israel into the fantasy of the greater israel pro

fantasy goal of the greater israel project ok why would israel benefits from an unstable middle east and stable arab nations because what we see that this instability actually is followed by fundamental islam and people who are only now or if there are either they're replaced by fundamentalist powers or there's just more sectarian violence to gross. yes and it would seem on the surface from a sane point of view that everything is going wrong but in fact when you fracture a country along sectarian develop divide ultimately weaken the country but the last thing that the israel or the united states wants is a strong master type leader an arab nationalist who will seriously ensure that the resources of that country or are taken and protected and used for the benefit of the people that's the last thing that the empire wants and that israel wants so while you have these religious fundamentalists nutcases who are running around bombing and doing all sorts of stuff like that you have a weakened fractured country in iraq and that is the prerequisite for ultimately expanding israel into the fantasy of the greater isr

fantasy goal of the greater israel project ok why would israel benefits from an unstable middle east and stable arab nations because what we see that this instability actually is followed by fundamental islam and people who are only. there are either they're replaced by fundamentalist powers or there's just more sectarian violence to gross. yes and it would seem on the surface from a sane point of view that everything is going wrong but in fact when you fracture a country along sectarian divide divide ultimately you weaken the country but the last thing that israel or the united states wants is a strong master type leader an arab nationalist who will seriously ensure that the resources of that country or are taken and protected and used for the benefit of the people that's the last thing that the empire wants and that israel wants so while you have these religious fundamentalist nutcases who are running around bombing and doing all sorts of stuff like that you have a weakened fractured country in iraq and that is the prerequisite for ultimately expanding israel into the fantasy of the greater israel project

be ever have a nation is europe still going to want a partnership what this new unstable ukraine. well i believe. it's very much like the case of children and the war with russia in two thousand and eight when nato was thinking considering why not it why not accept the georgian bid for a nato membership now it's very much the same with the ukraine and its. association deal with the e.u. i think they are going to suspended for a while but i believe they are waiting to see a new leader which will be more flexible in terms of whether to partner with russia are all with you and then the will have him sit down at the table of negotiations and they will i will want to that's what i think political analyst and xander said about the thank you very much indeed for your time and sound. and here's why the ukrainian government is under pressure now thousands of protesters as well as the opposition parliament want to move the country towards europe but the government things that's premature saying brussels is not offering parks like membership and the privileges was to europeans enjoy that. th

season of one hundred eighth marines into the unstable speaker for a fact that we chance the money tree in peacekeeping forces recent addition and the nation from hand to hand. then he referred to by intrigue of an epic quest to be un named after eighteen years and medical workers is tracking providing protection to thousands of refugees in addition to its work with the un mission there. korea's ministry of defence said he's not currently considering sending more peacekeeping troops to the beach and how they did see what kind of a thorough review once the un security council sent an official request to the tree cover. and yes idea. in other news have been better and its affiliates tm owners have agreed to settle lawsuits by paying three hundred ninety five million us dollars american customers who feel they are misled by the automakers fuel economy claims the other makers say customers but effective models sold from two thousand eleven to two thousand thirteen can now is to choose between a lump sum payments for a lifetime reimbursements and it says expects to pay a lump sum payments of up to two hundred ten million dollars. anthea up to o

unstable, what must we do? what will it take to get the administration to change its policy and improve our national security?l first step is to come to terms with who our enemies is. essentially at the moment, it's a shia islamist movement. unless we can say islamism is an enemy of the united states, we can't organize what the political and military tools will be to push back. we need to first recognize those are the enemy of progress in the middle east right now. >> steven yates, these are disturbing pictures with huge disturbing implications. thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. >> keeping an eye on that whole region for you. >> very volatile. >>> that's going to do it for us. we'll be back here at 6:00 eastern time with a brand new hour of "america's new headquarters." >> but in the meantime, maybe you blew it over the holidays and ate too much. we have some help for you. "a healthy you & carol alt" is coming up for you next. so pay attention, feel great. we'll see you at 6:00. take care. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ m

nation is nothing new but chris has been hard to come by during practice thousands of tons of toxic chemicals a punk underground to loosen roque and release gas. that leaves the ground highly unstable say expense money was spent with local resident sharon wilson who lived there for the site but was forced to abandon her one time i turned the tap on and nothing came out which was very frightening the error was due for a horribly. lots of beer extract clients. nani it was just completely change the character they were concerned for me wednesday and put our water cooler and ten minus ten k in debt he said. from the chemicals they use the next tennis team. i lost eighty thousand dollars in property value as they expand this practice more and more people are hired and more and more people joined the opposition right now there's an entire neighborhood over five hundred homes in june were there tracking theory a class c hundred and fifty c in some cases from people's backyards authorities in bahrain again been heavily criticized by human rights defenders amnesty international lashed out of the government to keep him as opposition leader in jail. dealers have the settlers to the steam term

nation is nothing new but chris has been hard to come by during practice thousands of tons of toxic chemicals a punk underground to loosen roque and release gas. that leaves the ground highly unstable say expense money was spent with local resident sharon wilson who lived there for the site but was forced to abandon her one time i turned the tap on and nothing came out which was very frightening the error was due for a horribly. lots of beer extract clients. nani it was just completely change the character they were concerned for me wednesday and put our water cooler and ten minus ten k in debt he said. from the chemicals they use the next tennis team. i lost eighty thousand dollars in property value as they expand this practice more and more people are hired and more and more people joined the opposition right now there's an entire neighborhood over five hundred homes in june were there tracking theory a class c hundred and fifty c in some cases from people's backyards authorities in bahrain again been heavily criticized by human rights defenders amnesty international lashed out of the government to keep him as opposition leader in jail. dealers have the settlers to the steam term

unstable south sudan. and imbalance at the nsa, security versus privacy. today a panel the president appointed tells him to rein in the nationalency. >> whatever benefits the configuration of this program may have may be outweighed by the concerns that people have on this potential abuse. and if that's the case, there may be another way of skinning the cat. >> we tal t

unstable south sudan. and imbalance at the nsa, security versus privacy. today a panel the president appointed tells him to rein in the national security agency. >> whatever benefits the configuration of this program may have may be outweighed by the concerns that people have on this potential abuse. and if that's the case, there may be another way of skinning the cat. >> we talked to democrat joe manchin about that, the future for obamacare harry reid's senate leadership. and double down and breakout talk to us about washington politics and look into their crystal balls. then a bonus section, a prominent critic of russian president putin is pardoned by putin and now sits down for an exclusive with cnn. this is "state of the union. "as many as threes to americans working for the u.n. are trapped in troubled south sudan. evacuation efforts failed saturday when gunmen fired on three u.s. military aircraft and wounded four service members. those troops are in stable condition. i want to bring in cnn's pentagon correspondent, barbara starr and foreign affairs reporter. barbara, let me start with you. we should say, barbara, as far

unstable south sudan. and imbalance at the nsa, security versus privacy. today a panel the president appointed tells him to reign in the national security agency. >> whatever benefits the configuration of this program may have may be outweighed by the concerns that people have on this potential abuse. there may be another way of skinning the cat. >> he talked to the democrat joe mansion about that. the future for obama care and harry reid's senate leadership. and -- >> we actually have more in common that we can work together on than maybe we previously thought. >> they're younger than most members of congress and impatient. aaron shot and democrat, the future caucus looking to shake up business as usual. plus, the authors of this town collision 2012. double down and breakout talk to us about washington politics and look into their crystal balls. then a bonus section, a prominent critic of russian president putin is pardoned by putin and now sits down with an exclusive with our reporter. this is "state of the union." good morning. three dozen americans working for the united nations are trapped in the troubled south sudan. evac

unstable south sudan. and imbalance at the nsa, security versus privacy. today a panel the president appointed tells him to reign in the national> whatever benefits the configuration of this program may have may be outweighed by the concerns that people have on this potential abuse. there may be another way of skinning the cat. >> he talked to the democrat joe mansion about that. the future for obama care and harry reid's senate leadership. and --

were dissipate less, or more unstable , do not partisanship consume partisan media and split their tickets at a higher rate when they vote. this is the 2012 american national election study. every dot is a person. the further to the left you go, the more liberal you are economically. socialxis is the dimension. conservatives are quite obviously polarized from each other. these are the people who are becoming divided in the american electorate and are more likely to participate. a non-trivial size of voters are libertarian in their view. there is a fair amount of people with expressed preferences in the middle. they are all likely to call themselves moderate when asked to place themselves on a standard ideological scale. if you are conservative economically, you are a moderate. if you are just the opposite, you are a moderate. that makes it difficult for a third-party candidate to corral both of these groups of voters. we argue it will be difficult for a third-party to appeal to these voters who are different from each other. to give a sense of how this might try to operate, we went ran to 1992 when ross perot as a fairly successful third-party candidate. h

unstable situations where the outcome is completely unpredictable. i will tell you one thing. one thing of which i am certain. we should not be sending foreign aid to nationst burn our flag. without question, it is a mistake. [applause] in 2012, i introduced a bill in the senate that calls for holding -- halting the transport of weapons to egypt, pakistan, and libya. in february i introduced an amendment that would have prevented the shipment of weapons to the muslim brotherhood. i think the american people are with me. they realize we have limited resources and should not be sending weapons to people who hate us. but the senate defeated this legislation. this past summer i introduced another bill to prevent the sale of weapons to egypt after the military coup. it is what the law says. we should not even require another bill. u.s. law states all foreign aid must be suspended when the military -- when there is a military coup. what did this administration do? it simply pretends there is not a coup and continues to send weapons and arms egypt. in egypt, the regimes keep changing but our system of foreign aid stays the same. after several months of ignoring t

unstable. shop and bought a firearm. his witness was not in the system. that should happen on a national and state-level. state refuses to submit mental health records. the funding should be withheld. i hope that they will feel that they have to collect -- otherwise, they will be -- tweeton top of that, a says that we cannot predict criminality. how can we predict mental illness? chief manger? guest: i will tell you that it gets back to the debate about guns and the person. out,e sheriff has pointed you look at all of these mass shootings. the vast majority of them -- mental illness is the limit that we deal with. you could say that in 100% of the cases, the guns are what they were dealing with. a gun in and of itself is not the problem. it is the person who is old and the gun. if you have someone with a propensity for violence, if you could show that because they have a criminal past -- if you a mentalone who has illness, we need to find a way -- i applaud minnesota for tightening that. there are folks in the mental health field who are passionate about the fact that these folks deserve the right to pri