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ut there are a number of difficult, outstanding issues. we see issues in different ways that we're going to have to work through. but i believe it's political will on both sides of the atlantic. > could you sketch out the parameters of the debate. from what i understand, that i ear not disagreements, over tariffs, traditional trade of negotiating really overnts, but regulatory frameworks. can we see a time in which a car inspected in europe just comes off of the boat and is accepted here in the u.s. without going through our system?ry >> i think you put your finger n the key issue, the -- the tariffs are relatively easy. most traditional nontariff are well known. we know how to address them. the biggest opportunity in this agreement, also the hardest is getting our hands around the regulatory and the standards piece of this. this is not a deregulatory agenda. we're not talking about lowering health, safety, environmental standards on either side of the atlantic. countries, both markets, have well regulated slightly at come to different con

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she's asking her agency to find ut what went wrong with the healthca healthcare.gov website.g s president obama much credit for economic growth. job approval rating is at a record low. willusic streaming company unveil a free app supported service today. attract listeners that will turn into paying customers. >> smith and wesson shares are posted a 27% t ise in handgun sales on the anniversary of the sandy hook tragedy. we have been digging into the numbers. what is driving this? if you told us a year after hook gun sales would be 27% up i would be amazed. big c eems like the catalyst was the shooting in in the after e math americans went on a gun frenzy.g if you look at the f.b.i. background checks it spiked last million.with 2.8 nearly 1 million higher than december of 2011. it has petered out a bit but it is still high and it was being afraid that new gun control laws would be passed nd they were stockpiling weapons, the high capacity peufrls and at that particular rifles.pitches and >> now that we know and we have much action has been ade on antigun laws, sales peaked for

ut also, a number of other videos are there.each week, a special item you can see for the first lady being featured. the special emmy for the white house tour. >> in this section, i do want to mention the first lady's book that you can find there. biographiese to the of every first lady, available at cost. interested in the souvenir of the series or learning more of the history of he women we've been profiling all year, a link there that you can find it. it's $12.95 or something along that line. take a call. >> this is katie. she's watching us in san francisco. hi, katie. >> thanks for the program. it every enjoying week. i -- i wrote my thesis about aclyn kennedy and her support of the fine arts and i was wondering if you could talk a ittle bit about jackie's relationship with andrew millwell and how the american liked actually -- if they that relationship with him being a frenchman. and how he helps with the white house restoration. >> i don't know if he had a direct impact. >> the truth and the -- follow.s to certainly bringi

even in most states it's $10 an hour you need to be able to afford the represen rent and ut, and in higher cost states it's $20. you're not going to be able to stop that except to bring on to the market more and more smaller units, build to higher densities so there is relief on the pressure on rents that come from just tightness beyond the inflationary costs of building and operating. >> erik belsky joins us from harvard university. we'll take a short break. when we continue we'll talk about what it means to a city or anywhere across america to have a shortage of housing for people who rent rather than buy. this is inside story. >> welcome back to inside story. and our discussion of housing and specifically rent in our country. it's a complicated story that combines market forces, government policies, jobs, wages and transportation. and mark, i'm wondering if we were to remove a lot of these market interventions and let people live where they could afford, would some of the places that are creating jobs the fastest end up with a shortage of people who could actually live locally and commu

. >>> the thourng in ut sut requesting an emergency stay to stop same-sex marriages in the state this, is the first couple to be heared a judge struck down the ban on gay marriages saying a state law violates rights to due process under the 14th amendment. >>> a special unveiling in the castro district today to honor the pioneers of the lgbt community. a portrait of disco star sylvester james is the first of 20 planned plaques for the castro rainbow honor walk the walk will become a block long collection, blocks long of influential gays and lesbian whose names will be displayed in much the same way as hollywood walk of fame. >> christmas is almost here, we know what you need. >> that is right. the jolly old consumer elf, michael. >> where is the red suit? >> yes. okay. where is that? okay. starting with this, we gave away a similar item this, is challenge. they have a bunch of products out. new to me. and check this out, it's cool. it's challenge better new cream cheese. perfect for sauces and spreads. and it's a value. >> good point. >> check out this, one female, one male. these are

ut there are a lot of smart, funny people. if i can get krzysztof to come on more, people would like him. he's very thoughtful and thought provoking. >> nick krzysztof from "the new times"? >> he would only come on every once in a while. he comes on once in a while. he's thought provoking. they don't like it. they don't like the format too much. aggressive. if not angry. vich, sh -- mark leak great guest. dwayne, by the way, would do to make a l me how good show. he feels in radio production before i became radio host. do you kind of rules have that for instance you say no, i'm not doing that. people.ll not do profane there's no vulgarity on my show. i don't -- profanity is fcc but i by the don't like vulgarity and so i stay away from that. i stay away from the salacious. blue radio out there. t's term, for people who want titillating subjects. and it's just not me. it's vulgar. ut other than that, i don't have any role. i'll cover any story interesting to the audience. the audience should win. they don't, they will go across

ut let me just raise another issue. i think it's complicated life be some tears. less and less have the been doing their work or when they do work to get leadership.y central central leadership inserts hemselves today in many more issues than i used to see in the a product, produce sometimes in a bipartisan basis. hen they get vetoed by leadership. my observation over the years, not eadership staff is nearly as smart as they think they are. we'll get back to appropriating committees, the subcommittees, getting some of the power back number. there is that >> this goes beyond appropriations. it's been a major problem with bill.rm they've negotiated bipartisan solutions and then leadership are pulled out from under them. >> i'm going to give you a hance to weigh back in on the farmers. your good friend over here, like saying, farmers are too -- >> not sure he is a farmer or not. do you think about -- again, in minnesota and the upper midwest, throughout the midwest, the farm bill is anxios and i am sensing some increasing frustration and anger that this has not been

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ut it was linked to compromising 33 million credit card numbers and the department demonstrated ings that he had earned $200,000 over three or four years. that is not a lot of money for a smart guy in the tech industry. >> reconsider the life choices, i'm thinking. >> albert gonzalez had $1 buried in his back yard. >> right. >> right. >> what we're focused on here i infrastructure that the criminals are leveraging, right? and over time, you'll see as we panel today, the evolution of the cybercriminal and the infrastructure that them has evolved. those commitmenting the crime impacting us 10, 15 years ago, now the ones commercializing, industrializing ground.dz the xhodization of malware, and infrastructure for making it easier than most that don't have programming or computer science background to engage in activity.nal that's going to continue to anonymity. and what zach and his team does the recent arrests, i don't think the public truly nderstands how difficult it is to merge the on-line identity with the real world identity. hat's a daunting task and it becomes quite cumbersome.

the families of the 26 victims are building on online tribe ute to the loved ones. it shows the name of each child and educator killed. each name is a link to the victim's biography and a list of charities. the site is mysandyhookfamily.org. >> almost a year after the shooting congress agreed a bill to ban 3d guns. >> we would like, the soirenato from florida and i is to say those types of guns, purely plastic, are illegal, and a gun must have metal in it that can't be removed easily, and those guns would be legal. they couldn't be smuggled through metal detectors. >> correspondent jacob ward checks out the new technology. >> a year ago a start-up founder and vice president of a tech company in san francisco bought 1,0003d printer. he made keys. >> i lock myself out of the apartment. i picked up a lock-pick set to pick my way in and realised, "hey, instead of walking three blocks to a locksmith to make a copy of a key, i can print one at home." >> he realised he could make others' keys by take pictures on a cell phone. he can photograph a normal key, literally one o

ut you are right, even as the economy improves, 3.6% growth in the gdp, and the white house is making case things are good, they are not good enough, we need to extent those unemployment benefits that are set to run out now for more than a million beneficiaries. jay carney spoke to that. >> the news we have today reinforces that we need to address this problem and to extent those unemployment insurance benefits to those individuals, because this is a persistent problem. it would be terrible to tell more than a million families across the country just a few days after christmas, that they are out of benefits. so we hope congress be address this challenge. >> again gridlock, there are many who are saying enough is enough. the economy is improving, we're not going to extent the benefits again >> we will find out soon, okay. mike viqueira live for us at the white house. thanks, mike. >>> a judge has given the okay to a $160 million settlement brought against banc of america's merrill lynch. 1200 black employees say the investment firm favored white brokers by giving them more profitable a

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. >> you are seeing live pictures of the tribe ute to nelson mandela, where people are leaving carts, flowers, and saying prayers. please stay tuned for more on the life and legacy of nelson mandela. follow us on our website on aljazeera.com. i'm morgan radford and i look forward to sharing more about the life of nelson mandela with you in an hour. stay tuned.

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and make ut in vietnam. [applause] joined the ap in saigon at the age of 14 after his brother who was also an accomplished photographer was killed covering the war. mick is best known for the photographs he took that the man running naked and badly burned from their trade to get he won eight pulitzer prize for that photograph. many of the photos were taken by nick. the experience is total decades and are collected in a small part in this wonderful. please help me get a warm welcome to the photographers at the associated press. [applause] >> we are going to run through some pictures and then have a little conversation on the stage and open up to questions. [inaudible conversations] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] no [silence] [applause] so an extraordinary selection of images from the book from the war and vietnam which is what we are gathered here to talk about this evening. i thought it might be useful to put this work into a little bit of context with the h-p history for those not familia

there has been protests in italy, opposed to the cost of a lipping with a tunnel under ut alpossess costing $11.6 billion. in the u.k. the high-speed ii project there was opposition. in europe there was approval to expand into france, granted in 1992. >> frankly i feel we are 20 years too late. if nothing else, it was presented as good news, but it was bad news. we've been waiting for it for 20 years. most were looking forward, not back. barcelona-paris cuts a 12-hour journey. further improvements slice another hour. this is the start of a journey, perhaps a new era of connectivity. >> that story and the rest of the news, including more on our top story of barrel bombs used in syria on the website aljazeera.com. homeowners, one minute home he is. what is going on.

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nation, what was happening in america, and now we see nelson mandela as a hero, ut we were so late --> don't forget that our country and public policy did not take us to the concerns of africa. they did not have a voice. africans, they were who the spokesperson would listen to. just because we watched our country not understand the opposition leadership, and the dictatorships, and other things through the years, this was true of south africa. it was only after they became nc, and they the a labeled them communists and terrorists, we joined them from here to say, this is the liberation movement. but this was hard. racism prevailed in the united states. tavis: i will never forget as long as i live, the night that nelson mandela was being interviewed by ted koppel. i had never seen him get the business. nelson mandela gave him the business that night and said, you don't tell me who my friends are. >> what was ted koppel telling him? >> what happened is nelson mandela and the anc had to from all over the world. and basically, he was being rafat was incause a support of getting rid of apar

getting it out of me, or else they just keep winding around in their, and this is a way to release them. .ut i've always written singing and writing have been best friends to me, and so i can't really imagine not doing that. what does the writing specifically -- we talked about your singing before, but what does the writing do for you, when you say they are two of your best friends, what do you get out of that friendship? >> well, i get a lot of nurturing, and i get understanding. they both listened to me. writing is very much like singing. when i sing a song, i see the lyric in front of me. i can see it visually. when i write, it's like i'm watching a movie, and i'm just writing what i'm seeing. tees these ghosts -- empties these ghosts that walk around inside of me, and part of it is the imagination that i inherited. you know, i have a very vivid imagination and an active mind. so it is moving all the time. tavis: that always helps for a writer. you suggested a moment ago that as of your friend, the writings listen to you. do they ever speak to you? >> the writings verify what i'm thinking

. >> that is one group from nig earia all over the world have come to pay tribe ute to nelson mandela. on 10 december 1996 nelson mandela signed the constitution of south africa. the country has come so far, achieved so much. many people are here to celebrate the great man he was. >> we are seeing live pictures of archbishop desmond tutu, former president jimmy carter, and the unenvoy lakhdar brahimi getting out of a van and moving into the stadium. the stadium is significant in nelson mandela's history, isn't it? >> it is. it is the last time we saw him in public, really. it was during the 2010 world cup. we weren't really sure that he was going to come because he was very old, very sick, it was the middle of winter and it was late at night. he was in a wheelchair , covered in a blanket. the minute he was brought into the stadium everyone stood up. it shows the impact. how he mobilized so many people. that's why people are here to celebrate, despite the rain and the bad weather. people are coming in numbers to wish him well. >> we are seeing live pictures of kofi annan joining desmon

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now you are mann ip ute lating us, sometimes you are with us, sometimes against us. >> this caused fearor the impoverished people. the interim government appears to be doing nothing to cool down the anti-french sentiment. >> according to the united nations about 20% of the population in the central african republic has fled their homes. 56 people, including children are dead after an army air strike in syria. human rights groups say military helicopters drop barrel bombs in aleppo. the government has been bombing rebel held areas. government officials say they are targetting terrorist insurgents in aleppo. >> a bomb exploded on a bus in israel moments after it was evacuated. the driver told everyone to get off the bus. no one was hurt. israeli police are blaming palestine groups. spacewalk delayed while repairs are made on the international space station. >> creating jobs for american veterans. how an enpre prenure is doing it one beer at a time. >> welcome back. there are problems out in space. monday's scheduled spacewalk for repairs on the international space station has been postpon

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most of it will stay to the north of us, about ut we'll go ahead monday, 7:00 in the morning. a few clouds for the bay area, but watch as some of this moisture starts to drop to the south. clear lake could see a few showers. by 8:00 tomorrow evening north bay maybe a few showers here and there. but what you are going to notice is this cold air mass, boy, and also the wind is going to pick up. we could have gusts as we head into tuesday and wednesday. los to 40 miles per hour. that is gusts, not sustained winds. and also we'll keep just a chance of a shower in the forecast for the bay area on tuesday as well. highs tomorrow. they come down. 66 for san jose. 63, sunnyvale. peninsula in the 60s. 62 for downtown san francisco. we'll look for 64 for santa rosa. oakland tomorrow, 64 degrees, and inland locations can you check out my accuweather forecast. tomorrow the warmest day. we beens highs only in the low 50s. >> jeez. >> thursday, possibly even upper 40s. that's when those freeze advisories are going to be issued. >> all right. thank you. >> sure. >>> she's at the game. good g

yes george w bush did a lot of signing statements,ut president obama dark dark. >> worse in what way? >> enacting this pile of rules and regulations. >> we went through the list before. go ahead, sabrina. >> one of the real problems is that you don't have any means for debate when you have an executive order. especially on the issue of climate change for instance. if there is actual legislation there is conversation for the american people to take part in. with the executive order the president is setting up a task force made up of almost entirely democrats and ere the american people don't even knowt is happening and they can't even voice their opinion. the transparency issue has gone out the window. >> i know a lot of people in e op session, a lot of the republicans say look, just sit back. he is a wounded president. high -- he is not going to get a lot done. the fact that there is this specific plan of moving things toward a progressive agenda ahead without congress, doesn't that make you a little nervous? >> it makes me nervous, but that's the point of electing to begin with. mark

ut ever so slightly loosen fiscal fight. and i think that's one of big reasons the coming year will be much better in the year we've just been through. >> as congress as the white house wrestled with fiscal matter, the pream court started a major reaction. stepping out to the way to legalize same sex marriage >> the prth court struck down the federal law saying the sameal law can't recognize sex marriages. the second thing is it seemed to shovel on efforts by both relationships and forced him to recognize that. at the owned the year, we have states that recognize same-sex marriage and of all places utah saying the states must permit same sex marriage. gwen: the court rolled back a 1965 votes rights act. civil rights activists cried foul. get states that have to permission is out of date. it stopped the whole preclarence requirement. >> this decision represent as serious setback for voting rights and has the potential to negatively affect millions of americans throughout the country. >> so there's a fight over redistricting i