the speaking the words i make you utter all of the language we use between us this not what i'm after. i will not pretend. information like a dog and we beat and kill the dog, no it's you i want that with held piece. what shall i call it except love. why cant you give it to me? why? even at the end the pit's death defeated you it howls in the night even then when your vagina has been opened like a ripe plum. why? how? do you still with hold it from me. i'm only a man after all and i cannot live without it a school boy of these americas. thank you. [applause] >> take us to the back woods of georgia where i believe it's the first week of hunting season. in 1955, the spanish explorer desocietio arrived in south that >> with wild pigs in tow. in 2004 in georgia a 12 foot, hundred thousand pound pig was killed. it's unclear whether this pig, hog zila got that big while grazing in the wild or whether he was fed peanuts farm fed or 43 range. when the pigs flair a griffin was asked why he had to shoot the pig. griffin said, because i couldn't believe it was so big. i grew up 20 miles away in

us. between those two decisions, restricting the age and increased police department presence, the concern was that it cost us a good $20,000. the event was great as far as production. the officers that came, one of them came to do a walk around with security before they ever entered the party. they sat outside all night long. i like partnering with asset p the. but when it does not make sense and it really hurts the revenue potential for nonprofit events, it just feels very unfair. [applause] >> thank you. i am going to ask some questions from the audience. jeff? >> there was a question that was asked -- what is being done to have this run later, 21 hours? i have seen numerous accidents as a nighttime commuter. i do not have a anyone frombart fart here. i did try. there had been an article on the examiner about a few of those. i reached out to the director. it was not a bad thing, necessarily. he was super interested. the most promising thing i have heard today is but we heard from supervisor wiener. in the sense that we need more, we need them in the city at 2:00 a.m.. from the entertain

too has come under fire for deliberately targeting reporters and media houses affiliated to him us between us last one gaza israel felt twenty places in the two thousand and thirteen it will place freedom index due to the actions of its army in the palestinian territories these two journalists of with sami because he speaks of mice he engages his radio audiences. because he spends so much time in palestinian areas with few israelis days to trade the media blackout does little to shed light on the fate and future of ordinary gazans it also pits rate stereotypes on both sides of the border that have done nothing but breed mistrust and hatred policy on t.v. television. news out of so far this are with me kevin though and i'm back in just over half an hour we've got some great programs lined up for you tonight next after the break we take you to russia's koehler peninsula for a front row seat to see nature's also sky high light show it's beautiful open stay with us for that scene of it. i've got a lot of messages from our t.v. viewers who are very concerned about trolls living under skynet is

international 10 cups to raise money, and contingency plans on chemical weaponry, a debate among us between us is them to one narrow point. do you believe that we can provide enough to let terri assistance -- military assistance of sufficient quantity and character that would somehow change the ark of the crisis? you may fight, we have to drive. how would we know? bill clinton telling us at the second briefing before he went to camp david, trying and failing is better than not trying at all. i remember how inspired i was by that. that is an appropriate slogan for a college or high school football team. it is not a substitute for the most consequential power on earth. we get ourselves into trouble when we commit two since. one, the sin of on the contents. we think we can do everything. two, the transgression of omniscience. the debate between us has to do with the provision of military assistance and construction of a new fly zone. that is the debate here. let's not moralize this or turn it into a morality play. that is the question. i would argue that history, since you both invoked it, in

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south of us between baltimore and washington there is a little area of light showers cover ago good portion of the eastern shore. the darker shades you see further south that is more significant rain. that is what most of it will be south of us especially down in the carolinas as a new storm develops along the coast. we have a rain chance for part of the day. >> hour big story several lawsuits just filed for the obgyn who police say killed himself after learning he was under investigation for photographing patients during exams. news reporter has more. >> they contacted lawyers in the pursuit of justice and more information about the case. these lawsuits claim hopkins hospital should have done more to keep an eye on dr. levy. >> his picture gave me chills. it is creepy. >> she is among the first former patients of dr. levy to file a negligence lawsuit against johns hopkins. levy committed suicide this week after police began investigating the obgyn foresee kretly photographing and videotaping his patients during exams use surge valence devices with a small camera on a pen. >> i would like f

us. between the emotional hearings in d.c.ey behind the gun control cause and new poll numbers showing despite what congress might end up doing the support for gun control has been growing. is this the most hopeful you've been. >> john: if the public and media make gun violence prevention an ongoing issue of importance and ultimately a voting issue during the elections coming up, i think we may make progress but remember we've got a long way to go. there is no background check requirement on gun sales. to listen to a dad of a seven-year-old killed at newtown, one of 86 americans who had bury their kids today and every day. meanwhile congress says fiscal cliff and debt cerealing are more important than taking a vote on gun violence prevention. the hast time i checked neither of those economic issues resulted in 86 american dead a day. we need a limit on magazine clips. when i get a duck hunting license i have to restrict my magazine clip to three rounds to protect ducks. yet congress said it's fine for the general public and cr

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it's just going to give us rain between now and tomorrow night as it moves towards new england and gives them another signature ificant -- significant slap of winter weather. get your umbrellas out you're going to need them. we will talk about the rest of the weather coming up. >> thank you. >>> in south an africa olympian oscar pistorius will be released from jail. prosecutors continue to insist the runner is a flight risk but the judge disagrees. >> oscar pistorius and his family waited nervously for the judge to decide whether the so-called blade runner would be allowed out of jail. then relief. >> i've come to the conclusion that he will be released on bail. >> supporters of the track star cheered when a judge freed pistorius until his murder trial. >> as the family, we are convinced that the version will be proved to be true. >> the announcement came after several days of dramatic testimony about how the runner shot and killed his girlfriend, model reeva steenkemp. defense lawyers say the runner acted on instinct when he thought an intruder was in his home. prosecutors say pistorius

you don't see very much difference between us today. >> so the state of israel institutionally and prime minister netanyahu personally take the position that the u.s.'s position on, to be specific, iran, with regard to iran's weapons program, nuclear program, potential nuclear program, you're satisfied that we're doing what we ought to be doing and we're doing enough of it? >> the president has said time and again that he's determined to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. we sign on to that 100%. the president has led an international effort of imposing crushing sanctions on iran which have proved very effective on delivering a blow to the iranian economy. the president said that containment is not an option but all other options remain on the table. we sign on to that, too. and we have a very close and ongoing dialogue with the administration about ways that we can realize the goals of the president himself has set. president obama has said that if israel was completely unsolved in the iranian issue it would still be -- a not a moral concern. he said a paramount strategic thre

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they told us between 8:00 and 10:00 p.m., but i just heard you say it's between 10:00 and midnight. so i don't know. we're always finding out a day late, you know? it's slow communication. >> have you been frustrated with the crew on board or is this just more a communications frustration that you have with carnival? >> oh, you know, our steward has been absolutely amazing. the crew here worked time and a half, endlessly. they were awesome. they're not going to get paid enough, whatever it is. they just -- they did the dirtiest work that they could. shoveling, working into the night, you know, doing things i wouldn't do. so it's not with the crew. they've been awesome. yeah. >> that's wonderful to hear. and joe, i know you and dee haven't had a lot of chance to talk, but obviously you can talk to her now. and it's valentine's day. i know you've got to be incredibly eager to see her soon. >> uh, yes, i am. i just can't wait to see her. happy valentine's day, honey. i know it's -- >> hi, honey bunny! i miss you! >> i miss you, hon. i love you so much! >> i'm making my way back to you!

use. in recent years, things are going the other way with marijuana. not too different in the early 1990's. big gap now between tobacco and marijuana use. i am not sure how to explain this. a real drop in pursuit risks from a regular marijuana use in recent years among kids. we can learn a lot from the experiences with tobacco. comprehensive restrictions on use of tobacco products have reduced tobacco use, strength and social norms against tobacco. the same thing can be done when it comes to marijuana. that is part of the colorado polis a -- colorado policy. restrictions on sales, i am sure we will hear a different perspective but we talk about on alcohol. these by themselves will not be sufficient. they need to be part of a broader comprehensive campaign. they need to be enforced. but they are important to making sure kids to not have ready access to retail channels. with marketing restrictions, there is no reason we can as far from where we are now. there are states marketing marijuana products. the first amendment issues will be different in this case. used to have federal prohibition. there is the reason w

drivers required to use chains between gold run and truckee. >> want to take a 1(v at what happened inansas city, missouri. there is a downtown inferno. this is cause bid a car hit a gas main in an upscale shopping district?ja. the fire continues to rage police say serious injuries have been reported at this time, still not clear how many people have been hurt for if anyone died but there are dozens of firefighters and other crews that have responded to this. the building established in 1922 including shops restaurants apartments and offices we'll continue to bring updates throughout the newscast as well as nbc 7 news at 6:00. >> dan ashley is in washington, d.c. now for a very special assignment. he's the only reporter who will interview president obama tomorrow. dan joins us live with a look at what the president is dealing with today, dan? >> good evening, from washington a very busy day. if republicans and democrats cannot come up with an agreement in just 10 days, $85 billion in cuts will kick n the president invited state and local workers to join him he warned that these are re

we were able to agree completely on those things between the two of us. and i think the bond of alliance between japan and the united states which tends to waver a little bit during the past three years, i can declare with confidence that a strong bond of alliance between japan and the united states is back. we were able to discuss many issues, wide-ranging, and the area of politics, regional issues, economics, and we talked about how we will deal with those issues in those areas. based on a strong like between the two countries. >> [speaking japanese] >> this is one example, but on the issue of north korea have launching of missiles and the conducting of of tests by north korea, we agree that we would deal with these issues in a cooperated way. we would resolutely deal with that issue and jointly pursue a chapter 7 resolution in the un security council. we also talked about how we would strengthen sanctions. for example, financial sanctions being applied to north korea. >> [speaking japanese] >> concerning the asia-pacific region, we agreed that we would

us. my main certain for this board is i don't think there's any realistic difference between us moving forward with this complete resolution and just amendeding. >> i don't see why we have to have a fire drill and meet in march. we're going to do a 5 person committee that 5 person committee should be sitting from the begining. i've heard in argument >> i don't think anyone else's attempted to make a statement as to why. but i think we work at this body and the board of supervisors and if we were kwiven a timeline we would know that we stick to a timeline. we move processes along as quickly if we can. >> the only timeline i'm seeing is the draft proposal. today there is no timeline that would preestablish a timeline. we're seth the timeline. i don't think there is anything magical about the timeline >> thank you just a question for staff or legal counsel. is the march. is there anything in the rules of authority that would preclude any member of this commission from sitting in on the march 18th meeting? we're ultimate the ones who control what the timeline should be. i do believe there is an in

the world economic forum rated us 23rd, between c chile and spain. >> it gets back to the gridlock ine president proposed over and over again tt we tackle this problem of infrastruructur and we are going nowhere. the budget, the budget, the budget. infrastructure is going to continue to deteriorate. >> the electrical grid, roads bridges, tunnels -- the double the people we could put to work. >> i think is even more fundamental than that. cbs pointed d out that during the blackout it was the fourth most watched television show in history --y [laughter] something called the future preference, which is a willingness to make sacrifices so that tomorrow will be rher, fairer, better country. boy, if that is missing from the dialogue of the debat-- >> the government increasingly writes checks to peoplple instead of writing checks to build things. we have got to start writing checks so that there is money to start building things again. >> sacrifice, ninna. >> we are the me generation and have been for awhile. people want to balance the budget but god forbid you trim their cial security or me

country is widely regarded as tantamount to an amount has had our technology investments has cost us between5 and $51 million a year in profits. in the rest of the economy, when i.t. helps you save money, you can pass the savings onto consumers. that's what wal-mart did. omar is a technology to be. it's all about inventory management. but i think, whether the rand study was right or wrong is relevant. it's obvious on its face it's not going to work. because and $80 billion return on $40 billion doesn't need government intervention to happen, anywhere in an economy. and we talk about your broader point becaus because i think ise import. you're right that lifespan has gone up a lot and to continue to go out. but i think as most people in the audience now, while some amount of that is attributable to personal health care, a much greater amount is attributable to public health. and it's far greater amount is attributable to our lifestyle. what's interesting about the last 50 years is, while the one area in which we can't definitively argue personal health care has increased lifespan is cardiac c

we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day after day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." last night senator parking lot ma -- marco rubio joined the cast for prime time. he is not ready for prime time players. he does not have the jersey on right. and the water thing is a bad deal too. senator rubio gave the gop response to the president's state of the union address. he failed on both style and substance. first, the moment everybody is talking about. senator rubio towards the end of his speech, reaching for a water bottle positioned too far away. no one can blame him to going to get the water. heck, everybody gets thirsty, right? you get cotton mouth, what are you going to do? you take care of. >> but there is no need to look like you're afraid of getting caught on camera. it prompted this ed show tweet. shorter

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us all the forecasts on the football. >> baseball team, you have the baseball. it is winter here. there is a 30-degree difference between us and new orleans. partly cloudy skies and 64 degrees. the game is under a dome, so it does not make a difference. our friends down there are enjoying some great weather. here is our weather. snow flurries and showers to the west. there might be a couple of slippery spots here and there. snow is not a big feature, but cold weather is, at least in the next 24 hours. >> the other news of the day, john kerry is finishing up his first full day as secretary of state. >> why he spent most of his time today on the phone. >> a baby seal killed, a marine corps >> r. raymond day today for a man accused of killing a famous navy seal author. >> the man accused is a troubled former marine. >> former navy seal chris kyle risk his life on the world's most dangerous battlefield. langhorne kills than any american sniper in history. he was gunned down on saturday at this north texas shooting range. this is where they tried to help troubled warriors reconnect with the world. 825-year-old marine reservi

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daily communication is the foundation for a trusting relationship between us and the family. to build truly solid relationships with the children in our care, it's important to learn from the experiences, knowledge, culture, and child-rearing beliefs of the family. effective communication can be maintained through friendly, day-to-day contact during arrival and departure times, and written notes, telephone calls, and scheduled meetings help, too. tell mama to have a nice day. and then you can go play. yeah. do you want to play? joanne: just as with any age group, sooner or later, we will eventually encounter infants and toddlers with special or exceptional needs. so, what do we do? and where do we start? actually, our approach to these children is pretty much the same as with the other children. our goal is, whenever we can, to meet the individual needs of every youngster. steph, can you take over so i can go to lunch? all you're going to do is keep it real close to him. ok. for children with special needs, this may involve careful supervision of daily routines, such as adapt

the world economic forum rated us 23rd between chile and spain. to the gets back gridlock in washington. the president said over and over to address this, tackle the problem of infrastructure, and we're going nowhere. the budget, the budget, the budget. but the infrastructure is going to continue to deteriorate. >> the electrical grid, roads, bridges, tunnels -- think of all the people we could put to work. >> great point, but it is more fundamental than that. cbs, showing great inattentiveness, pointed out that during the blackout, it is the fourth most watched television show in history. [laughter] there is something called future preference, a willingness in the hearing now to make sacrifices so that tomorrow will be richer, fairer, a better country. if that isn't missing from the dialogue of the debate, and the congress and the president -- >> government increasingly writes checks to people and gives them money instead of writing checks to build things. we have got to cut back on the entitlements, writing checks to people and pension reform an

there are no secrets between us. do you know that she walked in on hope and liam in her bedroom? she didn't say anything. >> brooke: i'm sorry. that must have been very painful for her. >> taylor: it was. but she has faith in liam, and she understands that they're going to have a future together. >> brooke: [ chuckles ] that sounds like that could be painful for her, too. >> taylor: i've got to tell you brooke, she is not going to be the person who's going to be hurt. it's going to be hope because you keep giving her a false sense of security. >> brooke: why does it feel like you keep making this a contest between the two of us? >> taylor: force of habit. >> thomas: well, forrester hasn't filled the vice president seat in awhile. it could be a good opportunity to red

now for the rest of us in between, we're going to get those gusty winds. they're really going to pick up out of the northwest, wind gusts over 30 miles per hour during the day. temperature wise we're sitting at 33 in baltimore, a lot of 30s out there. out west it's already 14 degrees in oakland. compared to yesterday at this time we're starting to even out. yesterday we topped out close to 60 degrees. today we only managed a high of 37 degrees. we're back blow average. that's where -- below average and that's where we're going to stay tomorrow and into monday. we have this cold pool of air carved out over the northeastern part of the united states. we have the front that moved through yesterday. there's a new low forming along it. that's moving to the north. it's intensifying as it does. as it passes by chesapeake here actually produced accumulating snow in south carolina and north carolina and it's going to dump a couple of inches in cape cod and parts of new england as it strengthens and moves to the northeast. what we're seeing is just along the beaches

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cyber war between the us and china raiders and some security professionals say america is losing badly. they too have autonomy parliamentary elections sex scandal survivor but is scared to get the topless reception at the ballot while a form of funny money channels the country's rage over austerity. is the latest talks on the syrian civil conflict as russia struggles to bring both the opposition and government to the negotiating table with the rebels a reluctant. russia and around the world this is with me you dish of allah hello and welcome to the program become a petition between the u.s. and china has gone digital and the western super power isn't feeling confident key intelligence figures saying america is all right in losing a major cyber war. going into washington security. nine now reports. in january it is my pleasure to welcome president hu to the white house washington and beijing were the a list couple of geopolitics the positive constructive cooperative u.s. china relationship is good for the united states in february america's feelings are fleeting china unleashing its ful

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