so, that's what we're going to do today, right we're going to play, you're going to play with us at home. and in fact, i think we should just get into some motion here to feel what it feels like to be playing t'ai chi. let the hands be relaxed by your sides, as you are scooting forward on your chair and getting the tailbone tucked under, getting the head to float up here. and then let the hands float up in front, nice and easy. oh, yes, and then float down again. imagine--i'm going to give you a little thought exercise here. imagine that you're sitting in a hot tub... and the hands are floating on the surface of the water, so the water flows in, the hands begin to float, and they float a little higher and a little higher, and when the water reaches about chest high it shuts off and then you settle down into your chair and you say, aahh. that was good. see, that is the way t'ai chi is supposed to feel, like you're not even moving like something is moving or flowing you, all right, just flowing and floating. together, the hands by your sides and float up, and down. ah, you can say aahh if

foreigners killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and algeria are among the top five producing all countries in africa. earlier i spoke to ben harris queeny chair of tory think tank of the bol group who insists that david cameron's visit to libya is a move to support democracy in the country. where the growth of al qaeda has been limited in countries like afghanistan it has grown in north africa and so the arrival of the sort of terrorist acts and arm rests in northern africa in northern africa is i think to be expected and that's what david cameron has said i think the reason for his visit there is is to show the support that britain and the u.k. government wants to give northern african countries that wish to tradition to democracy although not necessarily in military terms the

let's talk about what's not to good for us at home. we have the potential for severe weather.we look back off towards the west, we see a long line of strong thunderstorms moving across the area. and this is moving towards us as we go through the rest of today. but right now, the only thing we are dealing with is patchy fog once again like yesterday. we have lots of clouds around and temperatures are on the mild side. but what we have in place is that mild air ahead of that cold front. behind that cold front, we have colder air mixing in and we are going to see the potential for some severe weather. we are talking about damaging winds as we go through the evening time frame. and also maybe even hail with this, small hail. we will see how it unfolds but we will be all over it on top of it and also this is a great time to get our storm shield app to follow along with the storm system as we go throughout the day. now temperatures this morning are mild. look at 57 degrees right now in mount airy. 50 in manchester. pylesville at 45 and 47 right now in baltimore. temperatures are wel

at home without securing any backing from. well after the break we take a look at her day in the life of those suffering from brittle bone disease stay with us here not. you know i can kind of sort of understand the mindset of an evil dictator i have trouble understanding what is going on or maybe not going on in the minds of the terrified cogs who believe all the propaganda give up all their rights for the lucian of safety to coach jerry seinfeld who are these people well maybe some of them maybe working at your local school bring their bureaucracies i was at a pennsylvania school suspended a kindergartner note kindergartner as a terrorist threat because she threatened to shoot another student with a gun that shoots soap bubbles i guess this was all a mix up because the girl she wanted to shoot didn't understand that it was in rough. words to bubbles are not bullets children in kindergarten can often misunderstand things but the administration of the school seems to be no smarter than six year olds immediately going into total panic mode guess what this is hardly the first time that something like this has happened remember the kid who poin

foreigners killed he mentioned that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and syria are among the top five producing all countries in africa were earlier my colleagues are buying what. queenie the chair of conservative think tank the boat group who insisted that david cameron's visit to the view is a move to support democracy in the country. i think the reason for his visit there is is to show the support that britain and the u.k. government wants to give northern african countries that that wish to tradition to democracy although not necessarily in military terms there are other ways we can give support libya algeria in that top five advocate of oil producers together pumping out eighty five percent of the continent's black gold do you maintain that britain's interests in them has nothing to do with th

foreigners killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and syria are among the top five producing all countries in africa. well david cameron splash it out of broadway it's a different story at home british taxpayers quite well that made revelations of baghdad judy hikes further complicating what something is an already bloated texas to feed in the u.k. it's called that's coming up shortly. wealthy british scientists are. tireless let's go right out of. the market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it

foreigners killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and syria are among the top five producing all countries in africa. let's get more perspective now on the prime minister's visit with ben harris queeny chair of tory think tank the. now mr harris queeny why would the prime minister ignore his own foreign ministry as travel warnings then and go to libya it's a volatile area why was this visit so important for him. well firstly i don't think david cameron is ignoring the foreign office advice david cameron's visit to libya is of course under very different circumstances to most british citizens that may be in libya or maybe visiting libya he went there with very high security and rightly so and so he's of course in doing so acknowledging the curacy wrist but also acknowledging the i

foreigners killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya are among the top five producing all countries in africa and reform our correspondents giving us an update there on david cameron's a visit to libya. while they were cameron splashes out a broader it's a different story at home british taxpayers quite follow made revelations of baghdad judy hikes with a complicating what some say is an already bloated tax system feeding the u.k. for coffers that's coming up shortly. the u.s. senate has started a confirmation hearing of one of president obama's most controversial choices for a key job in his team chuck hagel nominated to be the new defense secretary has been under fire for his stance towards iran and is accused of being anti israel argy is gay and she can explains why certain polit

foreigners killed he mentioned that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and syria are among the top five producing all countries in africa. david cameron splash it out of broadway it's a different story at home british taxpayers quite well that made revelations of baghdad judy hikes further complicating what something is an already bloated texas to feed in the u.k. it's called for this that's coming up shortly. wealthy british study all. the time but let's go to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize ev

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we have a quiz and hope you will play along with us at home. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] don't just reject convention. drown it out. introducing e all-new 2013 lexus ls f sport. an entirely new pursuit. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: wow! that was kelly clarkson singing earlier in afternoon. welcome back to "the five" and the coverage of today's inauguration. we get thoughts on this. first, let's play for mr. bob beckel one of his favorite moments in honor of martin luther king junior and the holiday we're celebrating. listen to the president and what he had to say to reflect on mlk. >> we, the people, declare today that the most evident of truths, that all of us are created equal. the star that guides us still. just as it guided our forbearers through seneca falls and selma and stonewall and guided all the men and women, sung and unsung who left footprints along this great mall to hear a preacher say that we cannot walk alone. to hear a king proclaim that our individual freedom is inextricably found with the freedom of every soul on earth.

. >> for those of us at home we're looking forward to nice weather. >> yes. it's going to be innice inside here and inside of the super dome. >> yes. >> here is a live view from our camera. looking down towards ocean beach, skies have suddenly become cloudy in advance of what is expected to be light rain or showers. this will not be a major rainfall event. to some people this, is called gloomy. still, preparing to move throughout the bay area skies. now, temperatures into upper 50s to around 60, 61 degrees, redwood city, 59. 60s in santa rosa. these are the forecast features, mostly cloudy skies overnight, rain arriving tomorrow, will be slow to arrive into afternoon hours and unsettled pattern thursday and friday. satellite shows what is coming our way. big plume of subtropical moisture moving into our direction. head after approaching frontal system. high clouds and dry air under theej neej. so rain develops tomorrow and we may not see rain in areas until afternoon or evening hours. so 5:00 in the morning and then, later in the day, perhaps early afternoon,

same skills overseas are put to use at home. >> these are the same forces that just several months ago, were deploying to hurricane sandy. before that, we're fighting wildfire autos the forces today have known for about nine months, giving them time to prepare. it turns out california is an ideal place for them to train as much terrain here is similar to what is found in afghanistan. >> still to come here tonight, california senator feinstein leads a new charge on capitol hill to ban assault weapons. a police chief responds to opposition by the nra. >> a 7 on your side investigation proms regulators to look into a company accused of misrepresenting work as part of a government rebate program. i'm michael finney. the story is straight ahead. >> also tonight a san francisco water front property about to get an extreme makeover. moving forward without forgetting its past. >> and. >> i company whose >>> california senator feinstein is trying again to get assault weapons banned. on capitol hill today, she introduces a bill to outlaw 158 military style assault weapons and claims to have a lo

bad news for us at home is a lot of businesses may be taking here.ed them to keep people from being greedy and corrupt and whatnot. >> i think a big part of this study was government spending. in the overall global improvements we have seen in economic freedom is people are cutting back in spending. that's improving overall globally. government spend aka taxes. part of the heritage foundation's definition of economic freedom is the ability to invest your money however you want and hold on to your money. limited government was always one of the factors in the study. still very, very strong with protectionism is an issue the united states is facing. they are competitive in the global economic environment. it's not just about the u.s. any more. it's a very global marketplace we need to remain competitive. the rankings show we are slipping behind a little bit. we are still topping the world still a top ten but it's a struggling environment for us right now. >> barely top 10. sandra smith, fox business networks. 25 after the hour. still to come obama care

. >> good evening and thank you for joining us at home this hour. on the eve of the start of his second term, president obama announced that he would spend this term at least in part on an issue commonly believed to be among the heaviest lifts in all of american politics. he said he would do something about gun violence. now the president can create certain changes by himself with his executive authority. he can make changes, not laws. he cannot change laws, but he can change things that the administration is responsible for itself. for big changes, though, for real reform, the president needs congress to pass new laws, and that's where the real political heavy lifting comes in. to do that political heavy lifting, the white house announced a new political strategy, or at least a new political tactic to try to get this done. the 2012 obama/biden reelection campaign would morph itself into an advocacy group, a powerful democratic grassroots activism machine. the old campaign would transfer to this new group its vast database of information about obama

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foreigners killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply he's trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and syria are among the top five producing all countries in africa and reform our correspondents giving us an update there on david cameron's a visit to libya while they were cameron splashes out a broader it's a different story at home british taxpayers quite follow amid revelations of baghdad judy hikes with a complicating what some say is an already bloated tax system feeding the u.k. scoffers that's coming up shortly. the u.s. senate has started a confirmation hearing of one of president obama's most controversial choices for a key job in his team chuck hagel nominated to be the new defense secretary has been under fire for his stance towards iran and is accused of being anti israel arches gana gigi can explain why certain pol

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. today. but for asians the rule would. join me on a journey to the heart of the kremlin to a place is hidden from the tourists you're going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . we believe in. your language. because we cover though if you're going to feel some of the. treatments that is the consensus. that choose to opinions with the great. choose the stories that impact the. truth be accessed through.

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life in a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. hold it. hold it. liz clint. goodspeed. i wish i. could. just see. it and. then i'm out of line i'm a little. i represent the. people. the way i. get it's kevin i would hear it out tonight rival palestinian groups fatah and hamas are trying to bridge the divide the leaders of both parties met in cairo on wednesday to discuss implementing a unity agreement signed two years ago the recent easing of tensions is already for good results for one family in gaza previously told apart by political strife and found out they may have israeli policies to thank for it. it's been five long years since this family was together one thousand eight hundred days since a mean a muslim last saw her son his crime belonging to a group the gaza government was opposed to

foreign is killed you mention that that was a reminder that what happens in other countries affects us at home too so i suppose putting it simply is trying to show that britain still cares about these two countries mr cameron does have his critics though there are those that claim that really what he's trying to do is protect britain's own interests after all libya and algeria are among the top five producing all countries in africa. let's get more perspective now on the prime minister's visit with ben harris queeny chair of tory think tank the bulk group now mr harris queeny why would the prime minister ignore his own foreign ministries travel warnings then and go to libya it's a volatile area why was this visit so important for him. well firstly i don't think david cameron is ignoring the foreign office advice david cameron's visit to libya is of course under very different circumstances to most british citizens that may be in libya or maybe visiting libya he went there with very high security and rightly so and so he's of course in doing so acknowledging the wrist but also acknowledging the

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. the government no longer represents the people. the people are going to take such a. legal revolution in the judicial system but the illusion of the money. the way our economic system currently is not going to. let me. play. college. for the last twenty months sparring i've been seeing demonstrations and protests in its streets and how is the government dealing with those dissenters we're joined. by the country's chief of public security general. thank you so much for joining us and my first question to you would be what is the current situation the security situation in bahrain how is the government dealing with the protests because i've seen in the papers here and everyone television that protests will take place and how is the government doing

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have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. that's. why i work for. my father is the way you and an assistant to the man i'm speaking with here vice president of seat anyway district one chris shelton one of the groups c.w.a. represents the rising workers and as of june two thousand and twelve the horizon workers he represents have been working without a contract for over a year except this round of contracts is different risin is trying to break you everything my father worked for his whole career could be gone within his life so many diverse people who are many walks of life that recognize that we are the know not percent of the time of record profits of rights it is the very same people that have made a lucrative and a rich corporation that they now want to you go to benefit acceptable f

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life in a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. from a bird's eye view oddly shaped triangle formed by moscow's kremlin could be seen as the heart of. a small state within a state these red walls have been protecting moscow's kremlin for more than five centuries. to even the idea of its size so i decided to actually go around it before going inside when i start right here at this. time you watch. the extent of the kremlin walls is over two kilometers and if you want to go around it you better go real fast because the winters in russia are really cold it's minus ten today. the first kremlin was built out of wood. couple of times before being rebuilt in whitestone. three hundred years later while the new tower square for. the famous red rake but if you actually pulled away the red brick you would

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable.

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser and today's headlines. that tara japan's ministry of finance we've got a sterling crisis brewing thanks to the british as george as well are a little out of course from the mightily deranged bank of england but first has facebook use your likeness and personal info to promote a fifty five gallon tube of personal lubricant.

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transportation authority demoting the big boss after he found out he took the agency's generator to use at his home after sandy. power went out at his ohm in long island. thousands were left in the dar s for weeks after the super storm. >>> thanks patti ann. just because they are already behind bars doesn't mean they aren't making out like bandits. prisoners are claiming loads of fraudulent tax refunds from behind bars. diane macedo is here with the lathes. >> tax fraud appears to be a popular past time in u.n. prisons. a new report by treasurer's department says the irs detected more than 173,000 fraudulent tax returns from inmates last year. that's more than twice the number detected in 2010. some inmates steel identity from obituaries some even use their own but fudge the numbers to try to get much bigger tax refunds they deserve. in 2012 two inmates alone tried to claim more than $1 billion. the good news is the irs says it stopped those two and others from illegally claiming 2.5 billi 2.5 billion in last refunds last year. they are stepping up enforcement but says more needs to be done. $35 mi

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. the white sea. surface remains choked with ice has been nearly seven months a year. the chilly breath of the arctic ocean keeps the water freezing cold. near the coast however the high winds and bitter cold recede. that even in winter also can be seen through holes in the ice. board squeals and cracking sounds can often be hood around them. this is how so-called canaries of the sea communicate. typically they hide under the ice the white sea is the natural habitat. i. far from the civilized world in the north of russia on the coast of the white sea sea canaries are communicating with people with great pleasure in the open waters. but not a cure they are behaving strangely today. sure why you had a canary so why did you feel like giving us a song i

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. hello and welcome to cross talk on here all about separate but equal more and more europeans are rethinking the pillars of the modern nation state there is why the agreement of the sovereignty of states must be respected but what about the growing issue of self-determination if a population wants to create their own state why should. you cross out the modern nation state i'm joined by christian winning in berlin he is the secretary general of the union of european federalists in belfast we have anthony was out of he is a political commentator and a former irish political activist and in munich we crossed the jose newness he is a professor at the department of modern american history at the university of santiago de compostela all right gentlemen c

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life in a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. full disclosure i got some really good in it. and i work for i think my father is a seat of the way and an assistant to the man i'm speaking with here vice president of cedar way district one chris shelby one of the groups c.w.a. represents is.

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm laurin lister here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday january fourth two thousand and thirteen in the stock market partying like it's nineteen ninety nine i don't know what explains the market gains over the last year despite the risks and arguments from some corners of central bank rigging and who is buying when so many americans have been pulling out the last peace prosperity is chris martenson and get his outlook for two thousand and thirteen zero and talk about this. i want to show you. how about a trillion dollar magic coin solution to the debt ceiling what is guts plus after the fed minutes came out yesterday gold humbled some are arguing the gold these is in general is shaken

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life in a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. good afternoon of the capital account i'm lauren mr here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for thursday december twentieth two thousand and twelve in the us that is the fiscal cliff approaches reuters reports republicans are aiming to vote today in the house on a plan which obama promptly says he would veto meanwhile this has warned the u.s. could lose its aaa credit rating if washington doesn't get a deal to treat what we call economy i know this may all feel like deja. and maybe it will all turn out fine maybe it won't though where do you want to place your bets we'll talk to the daily reckonings eric bryant and joe bowman about their choices plus a german study finds paying taxes has a positive impact on a person's subjective well bein

who have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government who was pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life and a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion. to get. to go. to live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how. i mean. and we're all very so personally. worse for the little. white house superman. radio guy and for minestrone. what we're about to give you've never seen anything like this i'm telling. you know it's friday before you turn to for fun and games keep watching there's a few things that you should know today president obama's announcement that u.s. troops in afghanistan.

al qaeda continues to edify operatives overseas and develop new methods overseas to attack us at home. affiliated movements have taken us beyond the core leadership in afghanistan and pakistan, including the middle east, and east africa, central asia, and southeast asia. although each group is unique, all aspire to advance al qaeda's agenda by stabilizing the companies in which they operate and attacking the u.s. and plotting to strike it u.s. homeland. in south asia, al qaeda continues to pose a threat from its base of operation in pakistan's tribal areas. in order to use that to carry a attacks against a homeland as well as our interests and those of our allies and partners in pakistan, afghanistan, india, and europe. the united states faces to counter terrorism charges -- a direct threat posed by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula and the individuals and charities that flow from the region to al qaeda and its affiliates from world. on this point particularly, i want to emphasize severing the pipeline is a major part of what we're doing in its administration. al qaeda has shifted its

have them legal or not anyways and in the hands of the government to us seems pretty happy to use force at home and abroad i don't know i'd rather risk the unpredictable actions of some idiots out there in society but at least have the ability defend myself and have some control over my life in a means to resist oppression but that's just my opinion.

partners and the us skeptics at home and he spoke of the tremendous disadvantage is called the u.k. that leaves the union but any piece stephen wolf says that simply not true they said that we would be in huge problems if we came out of the they said that business would not actually invest in the u.k. unless we join the euro this isn't going to happen and we're not going to hit believe the false promises and the false concerns that european politicians and big businesses are actually going to throw them in there's an unholy alliance that seems to be forming between old conservatives with large corporations with members of the labor party who will want to frighten the people of this country to say that they can't survive on their own but we're still the safer largest trading nation in the world so yes the public in this country know that there is a problem out there they understand the arguments and they're not going to be fooled this time by a political elite. this optimism is not shared by everyone in the next hour mark skies and stays at. this stage of the british economy. pair to