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that is why we would never disrespect our fans like somebody else saying they are us t. >> i am really a private person. it's crazy that, as private as i am, i am so exposed as an individual. to have people treat us like that, sometimes, it is almost unnatural for a minute. tavis: what do you make of the rap game today? could sugar hill gang get off the ground today in this hip-hop -- >> it would be tough. when we started, there was nothing. we were the first rap stars. and now there is a lot of competition. there is a lot of stuff that you have to navigate now. it would be tough. we could still do it. i have faith in my can i have faith in myself. tavis: did you do it in this environment in a lyrical standpoint? >> if it was the same set of, age wise, demographics for the fan base, yes, we could do it. >> i feel where you are coming from. the reason why, together, as a writing team, we are phenomenal. 95% of those songs, we wrote most of those songs together. and those songs are a reflection of who we were and what was going on at the time. so to bring it now and us living in the time

andrew mcherren tells us t abouthe virg miniaan who struggled to clear his name and his credit report> when i was in in the military, you were given a code if you were captured by the yoemy. veu gi nothing but your name, rank, and serial number and nothing else. and that's the way i felt about this. >> army veteran keith roberts lives in rural west virginia. >> i'd never been to dc. >> reporter: but that didn't keep mpd from slapping roberts with a $200 speed camera violation. he says the agency refused to provide the photo. >> there's only two kinds of people that could be behind this. one, incompetent, or two, a scammer, and a thief. >> reporter: keith roberts isn't just fighting a simple ticket. he's waged a battle over tags he turned into the frederick maryland office in 1994. that's right, 1994. . >> i, william jefferson clinton. >> reporter: in 1994, bill clinton was president. a gallon of gas was $1.09. marrian berry was reelected mayor of washington dc, and a song called "i saw the sign" topped the bill board. >> you're a government agency. you're supposed to help people. >> r

so as the american people are pushing back against, you know, nsa listening it's because they're using 't have any the data that they collect. >> i agree, given the obamacare consumer fraud, irs, hard to trust the government, hard to trust this president. but it is important to remember that there are still people in the world trying to kill us and we can't defend every soft target in the united states. we have to be on the offense on intelligence, and this is our great advantage over our adversaries is we do have technological capabilities. >> but despite the leaks there has not been a single abuse of civil liberties discovered in the surveillance program. >> there hadn't been a single use of the irs the way it was used by obama until there was. so i don't think that's a good defense. i think they -- >> how about the irs offenses so we could have some confidence that -- >> precisely. >> if people abuse the nsa then they will be punished? >> precisely. but, i mean, i think that what you have to -- the way you explain the failure of this consensus is the fact that this president has abused

nick smith is life at children's hospital oakland for us t nick? >> good evening. they have won the battle but not the war. the family for jah mcmath would like to move her out of children but the hospital says no deal. not until the family can provide a facility, name of plans service and clear upsing that the facility taking jahi knows she's on ventilator and brain dead. well, they only have 8 days to make all of this happen. >> i'm really sorry my daugh was on death row. nobody should fell electric that with her 13-year-old daughter. >> the decision today by alameda county superior court judge to keep her daughter on ventilator is a blessing. >> we won today. may small victory. only few more days but today was a real hard day for me. >> we want to get her away from children hospital and get her to facility that wants to treat her. that wants her to get better. that beliefs she can get better. >> hospital says the family has not met the legal conditions to have 13-year-old moved. identifying license facility. form of transport and clarification of the girl status

responsible for uncovering this document, judi president of judicial watch, tom, thank you for being with us. tecurity firm in question, the blue mountain group turns out not to be so much a security force on thed ground as a contractor andears the subcontractor appears to have so lee ben the militia b militia, is that correct? >> correct. the blue mountain group is as u.k. companies subcontracted out to it that losses in its defect the february 17th murders brigade of the militia that ourtate department relied on and to protect our diplomatic and other personnel on the ground in libya. lou: with the accountabilityount review board said blue sai mountain may have left the pedestrian gate open. after initial attackers were seenleeing the fility. they left it to unmatched before. this is steaming material. >> but that's right. the new duments we had to force out of the administration after a federal lawsuit show there was e-mail traffic suggesting there was a dispute with the state department with the blue gum group in england versuse libya. we don't knowount what that dispute was whether it was

atrocities are being described in war torn syria residents of a small town outside damascus have told us that r t how they witnessed anti government is in the midst burning civilians in of ns and using others as human shields while the army struggling to overthrow the extremists out of the areas says the horrific scenes did take place artie's arabic channel tried to get a clearer picture of what's happened here. no. r t sources in the military say radical islamist fighters entered the town of address and massacred local civilians according to the latest figures at least eighty people were killed in the districts which the syrian army has now liberated entire families were killed other families were kidnapped and are being used as human shields in the battle against government forces a man came to search our houses and demanded to see our documents he told us to step outside but he spoke in a foreign dialect they killed everyone at our drone wailea police station and also at the local hospital where my sister works she still lives on the because she didn't show up for work that day there are still

the a few years with us terry t. policies in europe the n.s.a. surveillance and drones in america and a wide range of concerns like freedom of the press and the loss of the secular state in tacky. chanted disagreeing and desperate to be heard. people have their backs against the wall they're being squeezed economically they're seeing all of their dreams collapse around them and when they go through the usual channels of electoral democracy they just have a feeling that the governments aren't representing their interests so they feel they have no alternative but to take to the streets and express themselves in a way that the governments cannot ignore them and the governments haven't ignored them. is certainly true in many of these places in some so do you still action some sort of gap between popular sheeting and the way governments react many of the protests sparked on different continents and in different countries these here and up these clashes between protesters and authorities the greatest fear the government has is that people will feel pro

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jim maceda interviewed one of those band members and joins us live now from sigh beer yachlt t -- siberias this a move largely designed to quiet some of the criticism of russia's human rights record ahead of the winter olympics? >> reporter: hi, craig. well, that's what many pundits are certainly saying. but if vladimir putin is really thinking that, then he may need to rethink. if today's two band members are any example, he's in trouble still. they came out of prison today swinging, craig. maria, the one released first from a prison much closer to moscow said putin's amnesty was a hoax, she called it a pr stunt. even though human rights activists are targets here in russia, she said she plans to become one and help political prisoners get the word out. she lost no time doing that. she went directly from prison to a local human rights committee meeting that specializes in torture inside russian prisons. meanwhile back here, or i should say way over here in siberia, nadia walked through the prison gates defiant. she was flashing victory signs, yelling out russia without putin, which is a

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it is friday, that means we are letting you control a segment and we want you to send us a tweet. tknow who is not in washington and he was nice. and later we will read your responses. the first, get ready for a not happy new year. some of the market watchers saying that 2014 is going to be a disaster for some. this right here is the closet we were in. that was the only thing left of the house. the on thing. red croshelped us and they've literally got us backn our feet. huge outpouring of love just going, "people care." didn't come out of there saying, "wow, we lost everything!" we came out of there hugging each other, glad that we were okay. >> tte reason i am pessimistic about this is that both parties are playing dickensian game of adding to the national debt. >> that terrifies me as well. >> where you see it going? >> i think you'll take out the 2009 well and it's up tothe financial individuals. >> that's a lo way down. melissa: that best economic minds in the country worrying about this much we get our spending under control. general david walker is confident -- incompetent con

paul deanno and the mobile weather lab join us from at&t park to tell us about the 2013 hunger bowl. . >> reporter: yes. it's the fight hunger bowl and football. usually at&t we are talking about the giants, kanye west proposing to kim kardashian. we are talking about football tonight, the university of washington, byu, a lot of people from seattle and salt lake city and people in the area. we have video from today where we had a lot of people out and about. you probably saw a lot of blue and a lot of purple and gold. all those fans in town for this big game tonight starts at 6:30. and the excitement around the stadium is building. we have the marching band for byu a couple of feet away from us getting everything ready to go for the fight hunger bowl tonight. maybe you caught the epic sunset 10 minutes ago of the partly cloudy skies for kickoff tonight. 52 degrees a beautiful evening but it was a cloudy day and that kept temperatures down. these are your highs from today. it's funny that down is the mid- 60s. that's where you were at half moon bay, 65. livermore 63. san francisco 61.

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interference have to see what does happen next i do appreciate you coming on and breaking it down for us r t correspondent sara firth and bipartisan legislation was introduced this week about meant to shake up the ongoing negotiations between the u.s. and iran the bill which is called the nuclear weapon free iran act of two thousand and thirteen now has the support of twenty six senators both democrats and republicans the bill would authorize new economic sanctions on iran if it does not hold up its part of an interim agreement to limit its nuclear program the measure if approved would entail harsh restrictions on iran's petroleum industry while also imposing financial restrictions the introduction of this bill comes just a month after diplomats from iran and six world powers signed an accord in geneva that temporarily puts a halt on certain parts of to iran's nuclear program in return for some relief from its current economic sanctions and the obama administration has said that new sanctions would completely undermine those africa here's what president obama said today at a press briefing w

twelve minutes until the top of the hour now good to have you with us here on our t. the city of volgograd in southern russia struck by two suicide bombings in the space of twenty four hours latest happening on a trolley bus as it approached a market during the morning rush hour up to fifteen people confirmed dead up to twenty eight others wounded including a one year old child three people said to be critically injured investigators say the attack was carried out by a male suicide bomber and probably connected to sunday's train station bombing in which i'd least sixteen people were killed and forty five others wounded investigators have named a suspect in sunday's attack but shanklin who allegedly was a member of a dagestan based militant group r.t. has been speaking with more witnesses to the attacks in volgograd hear their accounts. their own eight thirty five am i walks house of the apartments and got into their that's where i had the explosion it sounded like a pop not like a blast a pop up possibly a crazy one it was so scary there was a lot of screaming a lot o

leaving sixteen people dead and dozens wounded stay with us here on r t as we get more information on what's happening in this city of volgograd we are in fact going to talk with alina she witnessed this latest blast in the city of volgograd thank you very much for talking with us during this very difficult time can you describe what you saw this morning. at the moment of the explosion i was asleep. because of an enormous blast to heard . glass shattering in the first to two stories of the building i saw. i looked out of the window it was still dark and they saw. the. ribs but blessed and people who were running away from it screaming some of them were wounded a lot of people were panicking running around this street. within a minute a police car and ambulances and fire engine drew up old the routine streets who were were closed nobody could do it. people got evacuated nobody could approach police keep moving looking for a bomb planted nearby this is all that they saw and it was a horrendous sight i was you scared. tell us please about this scene how how busy was the street when this

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. >> ed henry live for us a t the white house. anks so much. >>> most of us know google for its search engine, right? maybe google maps. but you could soon know the internet giant for state of the art robots. google announcing plans to buy boston dynamics, a company known for developing that cool thing you're seeing right there. animal-like fast robots. some fast enough to outrun the world's fastest man, usain bolt. this on the heels of amazon's stunning plan to one day use drones to deliver packages. so why are these internet companies making such high-tech investment? joining me now, matt mccall, president of the penn financial group. susan solvick. ceo of it's your business. ari, who by the way sent me over a drone after our last segment. let me start with you, ari. what is google doing? am i right they bought eight robot companies in just the last six months? what are they trying to do? >> this is not new at all. google has been looking a t the spats f space for a long time. it's david and goliath. how quickly in the e-commerce

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is it better if a money maker uses money t make more rather than give to charity? i think so.uestion back to ted turner. >> bill gates says, and get it making money. john: that try to argue this, but he wasn't buying it. john: and i wrong in thinking that i am happy if he gives that the charity? >> when you be happier if he did? you alleges -- this is what people don't like these men. i know your dirty tricks. there is nothing more say. goodbye. i am walking out. john: he did not want to talk about it. let's take that same question to an economist to rise a free-market institute at texas tech. >> i am not bothered if they don't give more of it away. they make their money by making allies that. they are helping people. often that is the best with a can help. john: and then make a profit than they hire people, those jobs live on for years. people use it to educate there kids and feed their family. there is a multiplier. these guys may not even begin dexterity. we know they're good at making money. stick to what your specialty is. >> it's about the results. if leen to do the thin