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alex savidge joins us to tell us about a major donation announced. >> reporter: a couple of hours agog&e and a local lawmaker pitched in money to rebuild the park. this part is fenced in because and arsonist destroyed it. after that act one community group stepped up and started fund-raising. the head of take back antioch accepted a check this morning from pg&e and then a surprise, two last minute donations and extra two grand from pg&e and from jim frazier, that put them over the top. it has all the money it needs to start construction on this playground. >> this means we can move forward and our community is going to be even more unified. it is even more driven to help take back our state. >> back in september the tot lot at city park in antioch was intentionally set on fire, destroying a special place for kids in this area and causing $250,000 in damage. insurance didn't cover everything so take back antioch started raising the rest of the money to rebuild the playground. >> to see that burned down, it is just sad, so i knew that we needed to turn that negative image into a positiv

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he joins us to tell us once and for all what exactly made him change his mind. then bill mckibben. the day after the election bill hit the road with the "dodo the math tour. and finally filmmaker ken burns he's back on the show with his perspective on that other manmade disaster, the 1930s dust bowl. but first up richard muller joined by his daughter elizabeth. together they founded best, the berkeley earth surface. they have shocking facts about the impact global warming is, and how we can mitigate the carbon output of other countries most notably china. it's great to have you on the show. you made the case, but at the end of the day the real challenge is staring us right in the face, china india and the developing nations. unless we dramatically encourage a shift in the way they consume energy, our individual efforts aren't necessarily go to aggregate into anything significant, is that fair? >> absolutely. china has already put out twice as many gasses as the u.s. in 2012. while our emissions are going down, china is growing at 10% of the year. if all of this

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thank you for joining us to tell us what's going on. ing to keep checking back with you as you continue investigating. much more, by the way, on this horrific tragedy in newtown, connecticut, in a moment, including whether new gun laws could curb gun violence in the country we all live in. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we're back. in the wake of the friday horrific massacre up in connecticut, a number of gun rights advocates have argued that the problem isn't that there are too many semiautomatic weapons in society. the problem, they say, is that there weren't enough armed people on site to challenge the killer. here is what larry pratt, the executive director of gun owners of america, wrote this morning in "usa today." in addition to the gunman, blood is on the hands of members of congress and the connecticut legislators who voted to ban guns from all schools in connecticut and most other states. they are the ones who made it illegal to defend oneself with a gun in a school when that is the only effective way o

noted economist arthur lapert joins us to tell us how this game plays out. lou: negotiations over the fiscal cliff are getting tense and nasty the part of the president in one reference today, those negotiations still continuing despite the unpleasant ness, if you we'll, and we'll be covering that with art ouart baronnure lapre. and we have two days of 99 giving up 11 today, and volume on the big board approaching 4 billion shares. general motors stock up, news that general motors and the american taxpayer is breaking up their relationship. buying back shares. that is still above today's closing price, we'll see whether or not the remaining shares are traded in the open market, under the most optimistic possibilities, taxpayers will lose money on the gm deal. as expected. >> news that investment bank of ubs agrowed to pay a fine, and hit with criminal wire fraud charges in japan not affecting the stock, crude oil prices jumping sharply, a further dip in gasoline prices, maybe threatened now, crude oil up just above $89 a barrel in treasury margaret, governme

us to use his full name. i asked him during her fall interview in november of 2011. >> you are using your fall name and asking us to use your full name and tellinghave been ininterrogated by security forces. in are you willing to speak out and use your full name? >> because it is enough. people are dying because it is enough. after eight months, you still believe a lie. that you kcan control and overcome. you can do one thing now. save, more lives please stop the killing. when i chant, i want freedom. i can hear my he voice for the first time in my life how can i give up this even if it costs me my life? >> he said he could hear his voice for the first time in his life. imagine that. the man is a hero to me and many of us on this program. our thoughts and prayers or with him and his family. two dae daughters and his wife are in syria right now. there are other important stories that we are following as well. >> three state department officials resigning today. it found failures in management deficiencies. two were found to be responsible for security deficiencies at the consulate. president obama today accused republicans today. president obama

joining us to tell us how we can make those who profit from violence change, is esquire contributing editor charlie pierce. his writings can be found on esquire's politics blog. he's joining us from boston. charlie, welcome back inside "the war room." >> hi, governor, how are you? >> jennifer: i'm well, thank you. in a tough week. let's talk about the violence and hollywood. and media. violence is obviously something that's embedded from hollywood to video games. is there any way, i know you've been writing about this to get the industry leaders to change the culture for good? >> well, i haven't been technically writing that much about hollywood and video games. what i've been mostly writing is about -- if you really want to change the culture of the gun go after the profiteers. don't go after the salesmen. go after the guys who make the money on the guns. make manufacturing weapons as much of a -- an an ath ma to society as producing to be -- tobacco has become. >> jennifer: how do we do that? >> first thing we do is we stop worrying about the nra and wayne la pierre. you could shoo

he joins us to tell us why he thinks the president's plan rests entirely punishing the minority, thatch. thanks for having you back on the show. >> hello, melissa. melissa: this is depressing topic you will make it light and happy for us somehow. >> there is nothing happy about wealth destruction that is exactly what president is doing. you raised a very important point. why is it the president's plan to fix the economic calamity specifically reinvolves hurting minority, as you point out the so-called rich? redistribution is once again the center of his proposal. it is not only immoral but impractical as well. we're talking about 1.6 dro trillion coming out of the economy, coming out of invests, not being put into new jobs and new businesses being sent to washington instead. melissa: it is not really in the spirit of making a deal when you come out and say, i will double the amount of tax increas that i said i was looking for, the amount of revenue. iwill double what that is. by the way i will add in spending. republicans you can just suck it. that is basically. people just, everyone

to use them on its own people. nbc's chief pentagon correspondent joins us now. jim, is this the red line president obama was warning about? >> well, not quite yet. u.s. officials tell us that the syrian military is poised to use chemical weapons against their own people, and all it would take really is the final order from syrian president assad. but we have learned that as of today, all the precursored chemicals for that deadly nerve gas have in fact now been loaded on to aerial bombs, but those bombs are still in the depots. they haven't been loaded on to airplanes yet, and president assad hasn't given the order. but they're pretty close, larry, and that's why earlier this week, of course, president obama issued a very strong statement aimed at president assad saying look, if you use these weapons against your people, there will be serious consequences, but that's where somewhat of the problem lies. >> listen, i want to ask you, one of the parts of the red line statement by president obama and secretary of state clinton, that if there was movement of any chemical weapons of mass destruction, movement -- now, as i listen to what you're saying, there hasn't been mo

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to play catch up. pattiy lee joins us live to tell us why in just the past hour or so the delays have gotten worse. >> that is right. in the past 1 1/2 hours, the number of canceled flights jumped from 80 to 110. you can see the big problem is the worsening weather. just after 5:00 tonight, the faa issued a new warning that this weather and low visibility because of the clouds that travelers especially inhundred bound travelers should expect delays to increase from one hour to three for the rest of the night. >> reporter: notice the delays and cancellations light up this board at sfo. >> i had a 1-hour dehay. i got here really early. i walked around the airport and seen the museum and the international terminal. >> reporter: this traveler says he was so worried that storm damaged roads would make him miss his night he got to the airport with too many hours to spare. he was not alone. >> when i was coming over i checked my flight and i have about an hour dehay. >> airlines tried -- delay. airlines tried to minimize the delays but the number of canceled flights jumped. >> in terms of today's cancellation

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they used to tell us at cdc that our public opinion, or public attitude was like a rheostat, that when people were complacent, we would put out information to turn up the heat. when they became too scared, we would put out reassurance. and we had to reassure people that following good scientific studies, that there was no evidence of transmission of the virus through mosquitoes, that there was no risk of getting aids from donating blood, and to get people to focus on what the real risks were. at this point, researchers had pieced together parts of the puzzle-- a definition of the disease and its mode of transmission-- but not identification of the virus itself. in the entire history of medicine, there has never been such a rapid response and such a rapid understanding of what this disease was-- the virus-- using technical means that were not possible five years before or ten years before. so using the technology that was available in 1981 and 1983, the virus was found. when the virus was discovered, though, what also was discovered was the widespread prevalence of h.i.v. in the united

used to be. well, now, the companies are constantly invading each other's tough. so, who is going to win the turf war. larry is here from dine link to tell usple, people thought it used to have a hold on certain markets. obviously, that hold was broken with the android phones, it was broken with kindle fire and other, other attacks at its dominance in the tablet area. where will all of this end? >> let me say the tech tore is more than your wrist over hang gliding over the mountain ve s.u.v. ious. if you're not going to make it, it's about e-commerce and advertising. david: apple has a huge dominance in apps, right? >> yeah. david: don't they win by the sake that they're far ahead of competitors in apps? >> they're not going to win unless they're more into apps and content. apple is about the new-new. and the new-new is about the new products. a lot of the problems that everybody is getting into are lost leaders. you need to be in content. you need to be in apps and you need to be in mobile because of the mobile moneyization. they need to get into it. and siri was the beginning of the search engine business. david: siri was the first attemp

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