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this week from the winter games, a new espn doc takes us back to the soap opera of skate iing. tonya harding, you remember that one. >>> plus, the devil wears a bib? there's a really scary baby roaming the streets of new york. i'm crystal ball. like the rest of you, i did not see this coming. >>> we begin today with a look at the two biggest names in 2016 presidential politics, they are christie and clinton. let's go to the tale of the tape. both are dominating figures. the bridgegate mess has hurt christie in the latest nbc news marist poll. but with wednesday's senate intelligence committee report on benghazi, both dominators have real questions to answer. here are the latest christie developments. the administration has now hired a legal team to look into whether any wrong doing actually happened internally. meantime, the legislative super committee investigating the governor has brought in the same legal eagle who took down former illinois governor rod blagojevich. remember that guy? and a brand-new poll shows christie is faring well in his current job, but may have some tr

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>> i like running and playing tennis, opera, i used to play the bassoon. >> because nobody else playedt? >> yes. the pathological desire as a child. >> and you thought -- the vacuum cleaner was intriguing because this was such a basic product. >> a horrible product. a lot of people hated it and most people probably still do hate it. but i just remember there was this stale dust and screaming noise and it not picking things up and at 25 i had the same experience with what was basically the world's most popular vacuum cleaner. i thought, i am an engineer and have to know how this work's. >> when you think of the things that have influenced you, your own mind and experience, is japan one of them in its own culture? >> yes. i was just intrigued when i read that. how immediately interested they were in artifacts. how they were put together and why they were put together. that was the first thing, the second thing was their determination to get everything perfect before they launched a product. the focus on perfection at the expense of making money. i love to -- i loved that. >> you develope

this week from the winter games, a new espn doc takes us back to the soap opera of skate iing.vil wears a bib? there's a really scary baby roaming the streets of new york. i'm crystal ball. like the rest of you, i did not see this coming. >>> we begin today with a look at the two biggest names in 2016

opera. it sounded unlike anything we were used to. >> the '60s, lyrics are generally infantile and it's noiserogress as art. ♪ >> the british invasion changed pretty much everything. >> it was not just a sound or a band or a phenomena. but it was the beginning of the most powerful decade in popular music. ♪ >> rock 'n' roll music was very important in the growth of the society. we were able to speak our minds. we did shake up the world. >> there's no desire in any of our heads to sort of take over the world. there is, however, a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ >> how many people that you started loving in 1964 do you still love? the beatles and the british invasion may be the greatest love story in a cultural sense, that's ever been. ♪ all you need is love ♪ all you need is love ♪ all you need is love, love, love is all you need ♪ ♪ love is all you need, love is all you need ♪ ♪ love is all you need, love is all you need ♪ ♪ love is all you need, love is all you need ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the beatles! >> nothing but a bunch of british elvis presleys. >

opera. it sounded unlike anything we were used to. ♪ >> the '60s, lyrics are generally infantile and it's noiseand or a phenomenon, but it was the beginning of the most powerful decade in popular music. ♪ ♪ down in monterey >> rock and roll music was very important in the growth of the society. we were able to speak our minds. we did shake up the world. >> there's no desire in any of our heads to sort of take over the world, you know. there is, however, a desire to get power in order to use it for good. ♪ ♪ love, love, love >> how many people that you started loving in 1964 do you still love? the beatles and the british invasion may be the greatest love story, in a cultural sense, that's ever been. ♪ all you need is love >> all together now! ♪ all you need is love >> everybody! ♪ all you need is love, love, love is all you need ♪ ♪ love is all you need, love is all you need ♪ ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> guilty again. amanda knox's murder conviction reinstated. an italian court says she did kill her roommate back in 2007. we have breaking news on this this morning, a lot of it, i

to us. >> coming up next (speaks french). the soap opera swirling around france's president. and how the entrance of another leading lady might leave him without a date. later in the program - "america tonight" follows up on the death of a mentally ill man brutally beaten by police officers. why activists fear the verdict in this case may be a troubling sign of things to come. gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing to ask the tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america future of u.s. policy and how aiding other countries could influence down the road. this is from national security adviser who asked if he regretted

but any that friendship can decide to take him as president to get any more eating into operas the world around us and three it was a long time. with the french except to me and i can bless us with his two years he's doing because it's the woman on the right and there's no choice there is no incentive to visit me there will be different than in hospital as is and is very very low in the polls me to take a miracle from georgia who ran on the pole before nine eleven. it's an interesting component in a way that is another alternative. brian and i hate cleaning i've seen some is equal to two and a man for them to sign on cattle nor rome needs his mind text the next dividend on its paces with me and that advocates on both coasts of cozy and it's not the point i mean there's no one has an unusual to see if you think that he would defeat of predicting the end of then state of affairs would if given the status bar in poland is known to contain any better on the new school skeletons in the tulsa fire in some quarters against him of going to let some expensive but it is at a loss every politician has a skel

to eat dinner with us. so we got him. he stood up. when he stood up to sing, he sang like opera, if you can believe. i slid under the table. after that we learned we had to audition everybody. when i got to the white house, everything was already done. had a social secretary. i didn't have to worry about what we were going to serve or any of those things. she would make out plans for me and bring them to me. i would decide what i wanted to do. it was really quite wonderful. and amy was 3 years old when we moved to the governor's mansion. she had never known anything else. and in the governor's mansion, the only thing i would change is that you couldn't get from the upstairs where we lived to the kitchen without going through the tourists. and amy learned at 3 years of age to walk through the tourists like this. because everybody would -- "there's the baby, there's the baby." and she got to where she would walk straight through without even seeing them. i remember when we got to the white house and she went to school the first day, there was amy going in like this, which she had been doing all her li

to which is more important than either the seat. add a second while each of us had told the ex the seats. the average french opera spends two hundred euros in the sales not nearly enough for it and who is on a three day shopping spree to tires from china. i headed to paris especially for the sales were a group of tourists in our guide brought us here don't have a specific budget so far it's been about four or five thousand euros. over four thousand in the first four hours ending is far from finished with belts and jackets still on a shopping list. to go shopping with him someday have seen a doctor and perez are watching us can go ahead. hello and welcome to the front saying kept in today on an eight pm the ripples from serious civil war are now spreading across the region in iraq adriana ties to al qaeda is utterly baffling for control of several key cities in taking on the country's shiite didn't happen. also i've never known has been rocked by a series of what appears to be for tat bombings. the sunni and shiite tensions listen and in recent days a senior leader and his beloved live in a shiite no secret of the

opera. what's wrong with that? i think there should be room for people to tell different stories using zombies. >> there's room for conversation. see you online at aljazeera >> hello, and welcome to aljazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york, and john seeing no the temperat. making money, hopes are high for the economy in 2014. the record is broken, and the reason for optimism. >>> annihilate all terrorist. that's the comment from russia's president. [ audio difficulties ]

to make a difference. we appreciate you talking with us. >> coming up next, the soap opera swirling around the france's president and another leading lady could leave him without a date. >> later in the program, america tonight following up on a mentally ill man beaten by the police officers and the verdict in the case could be a troubling sign of things to come. >> embattle new jersey delivers the state of the state speech and under a dark cloud of suspension. governor opened with taking the scandal head on. they are investigating the lane closures at busyist bridge in the nation. >> mistakes were made and as a result we let down to people that we are entrusted to serve and we are cooperating with all of the inquiries to ensure that this breach of trust doesn't happen again. >> the state of the state lasted 45 minutes. the first two minutes devoted to the bridge scandal and calling for longer school days. staying with the politicians, we turn to troubles in france. for the french president. with the polls at all time lows, the french leader has problems on the home front and domestic trouble very, very close to

to the bio genesis sports clinic for their use of banned substances. now some of the biggest names were taken down. >> that's correct. from alex rodriguez and of course the soap opera continues. funny how alex rodriguez liking dramatics that's probably a big shot to everybody. but also, folks like ryan braun, the former mvp for the milwaukee brewers. but to me, the biggest part of this story, that needs to be discussed, are the players not named alex rodriguez and ryan braun, who are pinched because so many of these players and i wrote about this, they actually went through the venezuelan, and dominican pipeline, and one thing about the dominican republic, where every team has an academy, is that performance enhancing drugs are legal and unregulated and major league baseball doesn't do anything about that. so that makes me and frankly other people, not seeing them as an honest broker. when lance armstrong finally admitted that he cheated when using performance enhancing drugs. will cycling will ever be the same? >> no, what is so crazy about this, i can walk out right now, ask 100 people, name a cyclist they will all say armstrong, i say name two, and i bet i go ze

us in all five countries bordering the arctic sovereignty rights to resources. is within two hundred nautical miles of their territorial waterways but a growing opera type for a bigger slice of the pie is what many fear can inevitably spark a twenty first century cold war in the frozen waters there are also unexplored resources but we don't know yet to which country belongs which could be of course of interest to many countries i do think that. smaller things could spark both tension and maybe more tension that we would like to see you know port my r.t. new york now assigned polarize is setting up new perspectives for trade northern sea route is a shortcut for russia and europe to ship goods to asia the whole journey from the atlantic to the pacific could reduce about three weeks and on the one side of the arctic there's another attractive trade route the northwest passage through canada sic eyes as until now prevented they have a geisha through the passage but that's changing and christopher perry is a former british naval officer who says disputes over the arctic will inevitably arise. where i think we could have some disputes is there are a number of other intere

us a big ring. >> we will continue with this soap opera five super bowls. had topull that one out of the deep library. >> yes you did. >> 1985. but you know the 49ers would like to go back to the bowl for the seven time get that sixth super bowl. i know a lot of people are still stinging and collin kaepernick his first bowl season. how would you assess how he did and is he the guy that can get that ring number six. >> i thought he did well. the other teams get coached too. the other coaches watched all the kaepernick film and they tried to figure out a way to stop him. they did stop him from running but they really could not stop him from throwing. he kind of leveled off in the middle and got better and better and better every week. and now these last six games he's been playing really well. this winning streak his quarterback rating is over 106. so thrown one interception. >> 10 touchdown pass, one interception that's a nice ratio. >> so i think he got a -- say he's playing really well. he is going to get better and better because he's an exceptional athlete. >>

to eat dinner with us. so we got him. he stood up. when he stood up to sing, he sang like opera, if you can believe. i slid under the table. after that we learned we had to audition everybody. when i got to the white house, everything was already done. had a social secretary. i didn't have to worry about what we were going to serve or any of those things. she would make out plans for me and bring them to me. i would decide what i wanted to do. it was really quite wonderful. and amy was 3 years old when we moved to the governor's mansion. she had never known anything else. and in the governor's mansion, the only thing i would change is that you couldn't get from the upstairs where we lived to the kitchen without going through the tourists. and amy learned at 3 years of age to walk through the tourists like this. because everybody would -- "there's the baby, there's the baby." and she got to where she would walk straight through without even seeing them. i remember when we got to the white house and she went to school the first day, there was amy going in like this, which she had been doing all her li

opera house and mt. rushmore, which proved the most difficult assignments. >> we had to design a special rig to lower the scanner over the faces. we usedope team to lower the machines down. >> now sk scion is embarking on another challenge over the next five years. >> it is something we are trying to do, at the very least, saving the world's history. >> saving the ancient while using the modern. stephanie stanton, al jazeera, oakland, california. >> stay with us, we have an update on those demonstrations, only on al jazeera. four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america check >> it's enough water. check >> militants seize control of a key iraqi city. the u.s. says no more troops. >> diplomatic shuffles - secretary of state john kerry says he's making progress in talks between israelis and palestinians. there's a long way to go. >> violence at the polls - dozens are dead in bangladesh as the opposition calls for an election boycott. >> deep freeze - the mercury in the midwest plummets, as temperatures drop to record-breaking lows.

to regenerate tissue and potentially crown new oregon state opera ways of tackling diseases for which there is currently only limited treatment. these ious military intelligence chief of the cost of a us warned of growing number of al qaeda linked militants who are coming to fort in syria up by suzanne diapering turkey giving them easy access to your home the night time and the site. his prominence to tell you the one hundred pt lead in the light clients turkey is providing cell topple talking to al qaeda link breaks in syria but a spokesman for the turkish foreign ministry refused to comment on the slide his findings. throughout the center in conflict to the us might tie and an open door policy providing ongoing going to rebel held areas by allowing humanitarian aid it in and giving refugees ripped out by the rawness of al qaeda link breaks in parts of northern syria close to the texas border when it comes to his eye since i've read lending support to radical islamists. us president barrack obama has used his state of the union speech to warn congress that he would veto any new sanctions they might not be against iran during international negotiations to the islamic republic's nuclea

us. >> it's not the life wanted for herself or her family. it's the only future they can imagine. >> the land with opera music was born 400 years ago is struggling toeep the music alive. in italy many opera houses are in trouble. the premiere opera house is deep in debt in rome. we have more. [ singing ] >> they are the heart and soul, the chorus of rome's famous opera house. pava rotty and others performed here. the opera house is in trouble. it owes warned $50 million. management can receive a bailout, only if they cut jobs. >> the opera is one of italy's pre prestigious operas. it should be accepted by the state and our constitution guarantees that. >> the financial crisis in italy is forcing the government to cut funding. >> theatres, prow -- opera hou italy are state funded. >> in is one of rome's oldest theatres. the last official performance was 2011. campaigner are trying to raise enough money to keep the place open. >> the italian government spends more than a billion a year on culture, going to restoring ancient sites. the minister of culture insists opera will survive the financial crisis. >> translation: they have to manage the administ

opera willhis soap not go away. futures are -2. calledhelp of a company retrofit, the ceo joins us next. >> good morning. let's get toata check. quiet day on the markets. 10 year yield, 2.88%. crude, little bit of a bit on hydrocarbons. 94.53. losers, which means scarlet fu will save me. >> a big loser called nu skin enterprises. it is a direct marketing -- >> yet, this is like herbal life but a different product? >> yes. skim product. a chinese newspaper called it a suspected illegal chinese game. news can deny that was the case and says it has licenses to operate in china. the government has said it will investigate the operations after the article in the newspaper. have banke will movers with goldman and citigroup coming up. >> let's move on because one of the topics we have been looking into is it is a new year and everyone is trying to get fit, right? two thirds of all americans, and tom, i'm looking at you, are overweight. >> alamein to out of as 3 -- that would mean to out of us three. >> retrofit reports kobe someplace caused an average of $1500 or more a year in health- care cost. what are you doing? 5? is t

using her customized nbc news opera glasses. kelly, this may be the year that the gallery has changed over to these kind of celebrity invited guests not unlike the white house correspondents dinner. >> it had a little of that feeling, brian, because one of the reality tv stars of "duck dynasty," willie robertson is here with his star spangled bandanna, and there has been a parade of members, republican members of the house who have come from the floor up to the second level to shake hands with him. guests at a night like this often represent big themes. so we also can tell you there are people who are teachers, the unemployed, there are war veterans who are here there is an array of people who represent some of the themes of this night, but there was a definite, especially before the event started to unfold, a real celebrity feeling in the room because i haven't seen that in covering a lot of these where members were taking photos from the floor up into the second level to catch this reality star who has been very popular. so pop culture and political life collide here tonight. you'll also notice on especially democrats lapels ton

us watch for the game. halftime entertainment is bruno mars and the red hot chili peppers. we'll hear the national anthem from a world famous opera soprano. accompanied by the new jersey sympho symphony. it's going to be a beautiful moment before we kick off the game. of course those who aren't watching for halftime or the game are watching for the commercials. 30 second ad this year is running about $4 million. advertisers of course bringing their very best. security is tight at the stadium. you have about 100 law enforcement agencies all cooperating to make sure fans not only have a fun time, they also have a safe time. ticket sales are doing well. they were a little slow last week we're told due to the weather. but now that fans are seeing things are improving they are starting to move again. however, they are not as expensive as years past which is unbelievable. they are $2800 apiece on average. the brokers say they are seeing them -- seeing sales pick up as we head officially into super bowl weekend. here in new york, a lot of festivities going on. broadway has been transformed into super bowl boulevard. it's a 13-block stretch of fun and festivities for fans, we're seeing a lot of people on t

used as such a remote place. indeed, they could be considered to be a blessing to be in such a widely beautiful place. you would not have a urban areas. you're not able to go to the opera all the time. however, what you would be able to do is live in this rest achingly beautiful place, which for her was very spiritual. so she was very, very careful to prevent the pacific northwest to the large world as a place where it was a privilege, what was a privilege to live and also a place that in its privilege was an integral part of the united states, not something that should be pushed off to the side and sort of glossed over. it was a real problem for riders who are not in the pacific nortt where the printers were. it was a real problem for riders, particularly women writers to have access to publication methods. ella higginson happened to be born at the right time. at the end of the 19th century in the united states, there is an explosion in periodical publication. the numbers are just staggering. as you get more and more periodicals, more and more magazines, more and more literary journals, you have a need for more and more material. at the same time suddenly now that the

to us, the people. note, in alighter reliable source inside the style section of "the washington post" they talk about michelle obama's 50th birthday bash it was ended. bill and hillary clinton, opera king, magic johnson and others. quote from laura bush in an interview she did here on c-span. "maybe we should be that way about the first gentleman" really critique about the way they look at all times. referring to the scrutiny so often heaped on the first espouses who have all been women. part of the first lady's series, laura bush will appear february 3. tonight first latest -- and first lady's features barbara bush, 9:00 p.m. eastern time here on c-span. on februaryra bush 3. and between them will be hillary clinton. nick from baltimore, maryland. democratic caller. caller: good morning. i want to comment on the snowden situation. it is pretty obvious now to mow -- and now,closure with the disclosure that he accessed military operations, secrets from all four branches of the military, that plus the sheer quantity of information he was able to access, it is obvious to me that not only he is a traitor but it is also obvious that he had to had help both inside and outside. from cant

opera's interviews, wonderful. hope her is a very, very powerful figure, even to this day. that is why i chose her because she really has influenced us more maybe then the politicians or financial tycoons. nancy reagan wrote her own memoir and it was an unfortunate vote. it was later and it was negative. but i think she felt so i'm battled and so persecuted that she wanted to strike back. >> host: early in his administration you write in "the family" that the persons secrets, his and her father's remains sealed forever after placing his records as governor of texas in father's presidential library, bush signed an executive order november 1st 1st, 2001, the locks to releasable presidential documents. until then, national archives had controlled the fate of white house documents come which automatically became public after 12 years. >> host: >> guest: i find that to be one of the most outrageous things that george w. bush did. the iraq war is the other one. but that deprives history of what we need to know to make intelligent decisions. what he is trying to do is bury his record and his father's record, i think in particular, over the

opera, they hold on to their notes. that russian band that was jailed, they'll be here. and doug flutie's band will be play not guilty brooklyn. >>> talk about a grand entrance. using arrived in style in the afc championship game in denver. this is the closest i will ever get to sky diving. the broncos thunderstorm team left from the skies at the sports authority team, for each always drawing a huge crowd and a lot of applause. that is amazing. and that is something else i can't do in this world. >>> unrelated to this, we show this on radio, it wouldn't come out because it's radio. we're going to have congressman allen west, and others talking about stuff only on kilmeade and friends. >>> coming up, september 11th her sleeping toddler in the car to run into the store and shop, then slapped with a child abuse charge even though the kid wasn't hurt. does the punishment fit the crime? we have a fair and balanced debate on that coming up. >>> have you ever left your kid in the car? you'll want to watch. plus, take a walk on the wild side. we've got a line -- a lion, monkey and fox live in our studio. you won't want to miss it. >>> first time for the trivia question of