watson was educated by wikipedia and several other encyclopedias. and its education took weeks, not years. but it's operating thousands times faster than humans. but we are going to have to educate it. it's going to have to have goals. our goals are set by our own brain which provides our fears and our motivations. but the neocortex sublimates them. writing a poem, for example. >> so what about the body? they were a lot of our intelligence, many people think our rises from our physical interactions with our environment and our opinions can be swayed by, say, the temperature of the cup that i'm holding. how do you come is there a way to model that? if the computer intelligence don't have. >> guest: they have to have some way of interacting with the environment. you're right, the bulk of our environment has been devoted to meeting the needs and desires of our physical body, and it's actually, we have the luxury of spending much time at levels that are removed directly from that. most of our, up until recently in human history was really devoted to peo

city of detroit is asking president obama for some help this week detroit city councilwoman joanne watson called for a financial lifeline from the white house to assist her cash strapped city odds are good the seventy five percent of wayne county voters supported the president in his re-election bid and that in return the president should help detroit take a look. if you know what a lovely place of quality it relates to this president you have the us to be clear who you want to exercise leadership on that it was not just that but one. testament of the detroit may run out of money by the end of the year so far the white house has put forward no plans to bail it out many cities across america have been devastated by three decades of reaganomics and so-called free trade deals that have wiped out local manufacturing cities receive the final death blow in two thousand and seven when wall street crashed our economy and there's a long history of the federal government bailing out broke cities republican president gerry ford for example loaned to new york city two billion dollars one hundred seve

masters champion bubba watson.he green jacket to talk about his love of the game and the man who taught him how to play. so obviously, you broke down on 18 after you won. and a lot of people said, obviously -- and i remember davis love iii when he won, talking about his dad. your dad was there with you on the 18th, wasn't he? >> yes, for sure. for sure. you know, it was crazy. my dad got to go to augusta once before he passed away. it was just an amazing experience to see him there for that one time, the first time i got to go to augusta for the masters. and me and my mom there. we didn't say anything. we just hugged and kept crying. seeing some of the golfers watch me finish up. it was just an amazing experience. >> that was one of the more impressive things, the fact that you had other guys who you've played with who you were on the tour with who were there around the 10th green to share in your victory, but there's something else. in that game, your game, golf, i mean, which is for three or four years been tiger

if they're right, according to the nonpartisan tax policy center, families such as the watsons with annualome between $64,000 and $108,000 would see a tax increase of about $3,500. >> i think it just will put any future plans that we might have on hold, let's say fixing some electrical in our house. that's an immediate need that we have and we can't do it right now. >> reporter: they blame both the president and congress. >> it's very disappointing to see bipartisanship almost nonexistent. >> i call it the washington bubble. it's where they have no idea how their choices and their fighting and bickering affect the rest of us. >> reporter: there is, they say, a surprising upside to their financial challenges. they can't afford the fees for extracurricular activities, so after school they spend time together. >> we do a lot of things more as a family. we're not as materialistic as we've been in the past. but we're also seeing the blessings from it so we're stronger as family, our kids are closer to us. >> reporter: but with 27 days before the january 1 fiscal cliff, they're watching the cloc

the fact that it's feasible has shown for example by watson, people realize the information watson had to win the jeopardy game is not hand coded in computer language. it actually read wikipedia and other encyclopedias. 200 million pages of natural language documents. it actually does not do as good a job as you would do reading a page person you could read one page and say it's a 97% chance barack obama as president if he didn't know anything about them watson road reducing page and say there's a 56% chance barack obama's president. he did not do as good a job, but it's been 200 million pages, maybe 100,000 of those -- >> host: this is a computer that beat a human in jeopardy, right? >> guest: so within three seconds they can access all of the knowledge in this 200 million pages at its level of understanding even though that level is below tyumen, the scale is far beyond the human. you and i can't read 200 million pages and remember it all. we'd never get through it. that level of understanding will gradually get better and better. my contentions of human intelligence will then be abl

watson that, that obviously that's something he cares about. he never talked about that during the first turn, he didn't talk about it during the election, he feels like he can talk about these kinds of elections and he never has to run again. >> rose: i hope he'll be able to -- he kind of made clinton explainer in chief during the campaign and after the convention speech that he takes time now to really go out and speak. and now this program and others, he can communicate some of the essence of who he is and how he feels about the country without them having to worry he'll make a mistake that mikt do do something. >> i hope so, too, charlie because he's a great explainer. he's a natural teacher and i feel like he hasn't let us inside of that process enough and when people hear that, that's what we liked about him in 2008 that he did explain things. and one of the fascinating things in michael's piece is that the obama campaign discovered that these people who say they're not interested in politics who don't like the republicans who do not like

but i want you to think how brave joanne watson was to admit her failures.ecause it's her failures, the rest of council's failures, the mayor's failures. >> is this the usual stuff that the government unions pay themselves too much, their pensions are too big, their health benefits are too big and therefore they're bankrupting the city? is that the principal cause here? >> that's a major part of it. this is the culture that's been going on for 50, 60 years in detroit. you've got the big unions there that are just taking their cut of it, keep wrachratcheting it more, but you also have a culture of ineptitude in detroit. right now you have kwame kilpatrick on trial for corruption. you have monica conyers, wife of john conyers, the congressman, who is ready to get out of jail in a couple weeks for her corruption charges. this is what detroit is about. ineptitude, corruption, and big union thuggery. maybe that's redundant. >> where is mayor dave bing on this? i thought he was going to be here. i know governor snyder has tried to essentially take over detroit, bu

i am robert watson. thanks for coming. welcome to lynn university, site of the third and final presidential debate this past the over 20 seconds and a quick note on some of those awards that i won for specific specific education. the topic i will be discussing today is not the topic -- such is the point of clarification. that is black history month are women's history month or presidents' day. we are we are going to talk about my new book, "affairs of the state" and what i was trying to get at with the book was that rather than just tell stories about presidential history, the book is not just about the whodunit, but who did it and who didn't do it or with whom. i have tried to find a new lens and a new way of setting presidential characters. for example 12 years ago i read a book on the first lady and i thought it would be important to understand the presidents from a different angle. that is why not study the person that knew them the best? for example what possibly could i as an historian could should be to the body of

environmentalist, and rachel carson's book silent spring and john muir bfs book's book the yosemite and wat an watson brought us this history in 2000 of yosemite. >> molding and carving yosemite. the signature on this sculpture was written by a 60 long glacier that chisels its way leaving yosemite valley in its wake. half dome, and all this right here in this small valley is almost too much to take in. it is enormous and about the size of the state of rhode island. almost 4 million people visited last year and you might be tempted to ask are we loving yosemite to death? greedy ravages of man have been the big threat. >> what we have here in yosemite, we have the best of the best and the worst of the wours. we have the scenery and the water falls and 800 miles of hiking trails. but we have hoards and hoards of people coming. so i think john muir never advocated keeping people out. >> the limits of transportation kept people out of yosemite's harm. by there start of the 20th century, progress was pushing its heavy shoulder in yosemite. >> i think it was the train, it build a line up the river and it wa

. >> reporter: but watson is now a full-time college student. project for helping him and a woman he's never met. >> thank you, deidra, for everything usual doing. >> reporter: back when she learned we were visiting corporal watson, she had a request. heroine meets mero. >> how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: both connected. >> thank you so much. >> no, no, thank you so much. thanks for your service. >>> what a difference she's making. >> good work. >>> coming up next, new sweetener in diet pepsi. >>> and heads-up for holiday travelers, the new fee that's coming to southwest airlines. >>> i'm wendy rieger. coming up in just a few minutes, with a nation in mourning, protesters hit the pavement to take on the nra. it 457d again, more cracked rails on metro. the problem looks like it's multiplying. >>> and then at 6:00, a dramatic finish, nasa's plan to crash two of its over spacecraft into the moon >>> the holiday travel rush is on. now southwest airlines has announced a new set of fees. it's going to start charging a no-show fee, if yo

in 1991 ktvu's george watson looked at how demand grew in the early part of the 20th century. >> in 1917 when america entered world war i it was supplying half of the oil required to fight the war. the use of oil revolutionized the way war is waged. oil fueled the planes, tanks, trucks and ships that fight wars. the end of the war actually increased the world's need for oil. by of the war, america was consuming oil faster than america could produce. the competition was stiff especially from the british and dutch oil interest. in 1919 american companies were spending $400 million in marketing and oil refining by 1925 they were spending a billion dollars on exploration alone. at home oil began to literally gush. production doubled from 1918 to 1923. by 1929 it had tripled and passed the billion barrel mark for the first time. but the greatest oil discovery was yet to be made. standard oil company of california discovered oil on the tiny island of bahrain. success there convinced saudi arabian king. the agreement was for 66 years. but the saudi desert was proving to be as barren as it looke

. >> julie watson is back. if you have outdoor plans there is one day it will be dry. >> make us wait. >> just a little longer. i will give you a hint. midweek. let's talk about what is going on outside. hi-def doplar. you will notice scattered showers. the bulk is in the north bay. we will see them, again, really spread throughout the bay as we make our way through the overnight hours and in the morning commute. and the valley, this is the type of rain that you can expect to see. not heavy rain but scattered showers and certainly enough to make's mess of the morning commute. satellite perspective. more rain moving in off shore. it is the leading edge from the front that is really going to push things up moving in over the next couple of days. the temperatures plunging the overnight temperatures cheering it out midweek. clear skies and very cold overnight temperatures. in fact, by tuesday, snow level drops around 2,000 feet. but, we are getting rid of the moisture. and showers in the valleys. some of the cooler

ivan watson, cnn, istanbul. >>> well, he has already conquered hollywood. is washington next?this oscar winner ready to be a u.s. senator, people are asking him? we have his answer. >>> america's wounded warriors say why they still have reasons to give thanks this christmas. >>> he is known for his award-winning acting in films but could ben affleck be seriously thinking about dumping hollywood for washington? he lives in massachusetts where a u.s. senate seat could open up if john kerry becomes secretary of state. here's what he said today. >> well, one never knows. i'm not one to get into conjecture. i do have a great fondness and admiration for the political process in this country. it's a big deal for know come down here and be on your show they've watched so much, but i'm not going to get into speculation about my political future. >> senator cannery has been nominated to replace secretary of state hillary clinton. he is considered a shoo-in for confirmation, there is likely there will be a vacant seat for the taking in massachusetts soon. >>> cnn newsroom with don lemon

. >> tom watson has picked out a place for his wedding to jeff but they vice president set a date. they're waiting for the supreme court to make a decision. >> this means that there's a chance for an even greater resolution. that the supreme court could recognize that marriage is a constitutional right for all americans, just just us in california. >> this man did not expect the supreme court to take on prop 8 2k3w4r we're very hopeful that the decision will break in favor of committing same sex couples. >> we caught up with the former mayor who called today's announcement the beginning of the end of a long journey. >> remember in 2004, democrats and republicans were almost unanimous sli opposed to same sex marriage o so i didn't think this would happen while i was still around. >> especially for someone like me who's been around for a rong time, it's a good thing. . >> the same sex couples we talked to told us they know they could get married in other states but having weathered the storm and journey here in california, this is where they want to exchange their vows and they belie

. >> cbs 5 reporter julie watson has three gifts that won't break theback and won't reveal you waited until the last minute. >> i always wait million the last minute. >> reporter: as last minute shoppers rush to check off their list, it seems everyone has someone who is nearly impossible to shop for. >> my parents and my fiance. >> my dad. >> my younger daughter. >> because you never know what the hell they want. >> we have come up with a few last minute gift ideas. if you play your cards right they may never know you waited until the last minute. >> this would be perfect for anybody on my christmas list, whether it was for my dad who loves to cook to my little 7- year-old nephew who is obsessed with like science experiments. >> eye on the bay produce california cities sandra murray -- producer sandra murray discovered it while doing a news segment. forget about rush delivery. simply email or print the ecard and your gift is ready to go. >> by creating electricity from the heat of the fire it can charge your phone, light or other gadgets. >> it gain popularity following hurricane sand

detroit council woman joanne watson asked for bailout for the cash-strapped city.he president heading there. >> ofourse not if you want to look up cronyism, and wikipedia, this is cronyism in live television. it's blatant. if she feels so blatant she can feel it this way, who are the people not on mv saying texts and messages, dear mr. president, if we bring home the bacon you'll bring home the bacon to us? this is an unfortunate exmple of the realities of this type of political process. >> brenda: well, jonas, didn't michigan, didn't detroit already get a bailout. >> yes, it was called the auto bailout. and before the election, unformer. two admistrations that d that. everyone wants a bailout and the president's going to get your votes one way or the other. question is coming up more broadly, right now new jersey and an other of states getting a huge one bause it was a cast catastrophe. >> and if it's beyond your control and-- >> the case is we ved for you, we get bailout. >> and on the other side, detroit is in a mui-decade collapse that is beyond the scope, it's

bubba watson introduced himself by winning the masters, but it was a humble misdemeanor and viral videos that quickly endeared him to millions. meanwhile, a 23-year-old from northern ireland rory mcilroy dominated, let the comparisons to tiger woods begin. ever since he appeared on the cover of "sports illustrated" as a 17-year-old, it wasn't a question of if, but when lebron james would achieve greatness. that came this year when he soared to his first championship with the miami heat, voted the nba's mvp and won olympic gold with team usa. 2012 also had its share of controversy. starting with the nfl's battle over money with its referees. the league tried to use replacements in college and high school, but after a game deciding call on national tv, the two sides came to an agreement two days later. >>> the downfall of lance armstrong made headlines across the world, a hero to millions after surviving cancer and winning cycling's most prestigious event. that script changed when the u.s. anti-doping agency released a report that accused him. he resigned from the cancer foundation. >>> tw

that is something that council woman joann watson has said on a number of occasions. this time she linked it to last month's reelection of the president. she has called on numerous occasions over the last three or four years for the president to come in and bail out detroit because of its numerous problems over the last decade. >> greta: i read, darren, that the unemployment rate in detroit is about 18% in the city proper, around 18%. detroit's in deep trouble. is there anything that could actually help detroit? i imagine that money might get them through a month or two. what does detroit need? detroit's in a terrible situation. >> absolutely. detroit is in a bad state of affairs. i mean, you're talking about a city that lost 25% of its population since 2000. >> greta: and apparently we've lost darren, so i guess that's the end. we're not going to get him back. let me turn to the panel and ask about that quid pro quo, whether or not it's illegal so our panel tonight is the weekly standard's john mccormick and the washington examiner's susan, first to you. any problem

that's the category into which the sean and jody watson family of woodbridge fall.amily already cutting back. >> i think it just will put any future plans that we might have on hold, let's say fixed income electrical. >> they have no idea how their choith and fighting affect the rest of us. >> reporter: no deal, and they affect the rest of us, as vice president chain knee used to say, big-time, in just 27 days. >> we just checked and there still has been no arrest in the murder of 14-year-old reyes, the teenager shot this morning. reyes was walking with two other folks when somebody drove by and started shooting. police say two of those people are document gang members and they believe the shooting is gang related. the car used in the shooting has been recovered. no suspects. >>> a gun was found inside a student's locker in fairfax today. a letter about it was sent home to parents. it stated the suspects involved have been questioned and discipline near action will be taken. >>> fresh testimony at the pretrial hearing for bradley manning, the private charged with gi

i'm senora watson. there was applause. she lowered her head slightly to indicate her humility. i must confess i was surprised to be invited tonight. i'm embarrassed to say i didn't know young people were drunkenly stumbling through the streets in the name of literature. there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was

ktvu's george watson first brought us this report in december 2001. >> reporter: christmas will alwayshat you make of it and if seen through the eyes of a child even if the shadow of war it'll be a memory worth cherishing. mcgee's christmas of 1941 was preserved on home movies but he probably would have remembered it any way, after all he was only 6 years old. >> i remember i wanted crossing gating. because for my birthday my aunt gave me a railroad set and i had everything expect the crossing gates. i must have played with them for days. >> reporter: toys and christmas memories abounded for a 6-year- old boy. today almost all the toys are gone, but the christmas memories are still as vivid as they were almost 60 years ago today. >> trains were still very much a part of daily life in the bay area in 1941. and at christmas time they brought mike mcgee's peninsula home closer to the ground zero of christmas shopping, downtown san francisco. >> the big trip was to the emporium, and that was to meet santa claus. >> reporter: mike remembers his father dan, the driving force behind the sheer

in a survey, consulting firm towers watson finds that bigger companies are planning on skimping on the end-of-year extra cash for employees. many companies are changing company qualifications for bonus eligibility. profits have to hit a certain level before bonuses may be approved. the bar has also been raised for individual workers to qualify for a bonus. the survey found this trend may continue next year, also. fuel lines on the new boeing dreamliner are under close inspection. a new 787 dreamliner made a safe emergency landing tuesday in new orleans. the unexpected landing was caused by a mechanical issue that turned up on the flight shortly after departure from houston. the faa is ordering checks on fuel line connections on all 787s. poor connections could cause fuel loss, engine shutdowns, or fires. the city of lights is hitting the dimmer switch. this week, officials in paris proposed a plan for shops and public buildings to turn off lights at night to cut costs and save energy. already, museums, churches and the eiffel tower go dark for the night. not everyone is saying "oui." s

watson's on that trail. he'll take care of them alright.ere while i slip around back and get inside. ok. but you get stay down, and don't take any chances. alright, you be careful too. oh. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come on roy alright. keep those hands up! ♪ thanks dale. roy, one of them got away. trigger's outside. keep these two covered. ♪ on your feet. you're all through, you're heading back. ♪ ♪ you stay and watch these cotton pickers, bullet. oh no, no. i ain't gonna do it. i ain' t hauling any more of these goloots in nellybelle. it's an insult to her. oh yes you are. get busy herd them up. come on! okay you two mavericks, you

tom watson r t baikonur. stay with r.t. for president putin's a q. and a media marathon after the break. richest soften enough knows that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine they just thought it was a forced breeder on the island of horn at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and his horses what they're sometimes it gets lonely here horses have become part of me now i've fallen off so many times sometimes big bites as well it's part of my every day like. i home suburban home to it make brats like me just laugh for centuries most still live off the land but cattle and fish. if my call is often called the pearl of siberia horn is said to be the pearl of by call it's all end of fake forests. and vast staps. virtually undiscovered by tourists until some twenty years ago i haunt us quickly become a magnet for nature lovers and you will cigars you're quite some way from civilization here accommodation on the island is very basic so you can forget about a t.v. or even run in water f

watson. into tend zone. touchdown recovered there. brandon lloyd, second of the game.es all new england. 42-14. brady and the patriots now just one game back of the texans for top soap and home field advantage in the playoffs. >> more news from the nfl. redskins fans, we're holding our breath. rg3 helped off the field on sunday. yesterday coach mike shanahan struck a hopeful tone when discussing the quarterback. >> he has a mild strain of the acl, grade i. he's had some mild swelling. he had his right knee repaired, acl in 2009. that looks great. no problem there. we'll evaluate it day by day and see how he is on wednesday. i was talking to him today. he feels pretty good. >> griffin has not been ruled on on sunday's game against brown but if he can't go, they'll go back to kirk cousins from michigan state who will be making his possible first start. >>> now to cincinnati, fans come for the football and stay for the wildlife encounter. this brave samaritan actually scooped up the raccoon who was loose in the stands. he calmly walked him out of the section and out of ha

tom watson our baikonur as a stone. to pakistan now and a suicide bomber has blown south a political rally leaving nine people dead at these are the scenes of chaos in northwest pakistan after the blast a march was held by the awami national party part of pakistan's governing coalition more than twenty people injured in a tap were ferried to a local hospital a prominent local politician a member of the group died in the explosion a party supports secular ideas and has repeatedly been targeted by a ton of our. residents across england have found themselves wading through the streets after torrential rain their past flooding the south west regions of devon and cornwall have borne the brunt of the severe weather emergency services have been overwhelmed as houses have been damaged roads taking out flood warnings are still in place in the area. clashes have erupted between police and demonstrators in the indian capital after running progress they are turned violent thousands gathered in front of parliament house to voice the

tom watson r t baikonur. and we'll be broadcasting the launch live here on r.t. and also online so the lift off at twelve minutes past. e.m.t. and you can learn more about the mission on our website at r.t. dot com. also it's revealed that the british spent over one hundred thirty million pounds a year on phone calls to find out how much tax they have to pay. thousands of marched on the presidential palace in cairo egypt opposition continues to protest against the proposed constitution which is backed by the president and the muslim brotherhood the document has been criticized for being a virtually islamist which many fear could limit people's social freedoms whether the draft will prevail is being decided in a two stage referendum which kicked off last saturday and the results show most egyptians had voted in favor of the new constitution but opponents claim the poll was tainted by mass irregularities the country's justice minister has ordered an investigation into allegations of widespread vote rigging political analyst believes the ongoing division over the co

tom watson r t baikonur. well some retired olympians choose a coaching career others take a very different path this three time champion admits to taking part in a very different kind of athletics to make a living find out more online plus. with two thousand and twelve doomsday finally by those don't be so quick to plan for the future as our team dot com brings you details of how and when the ball might actually. with the clock ticking down to christmas festive shoppers are racing through decorated streets to pick up some last minute gifts for their loved ones but the season of goodwill isn't extending to some of those beneath the bright lights and ten so whose only holiday wishes for a hot meal and a place to sleep are he's married important has more from new york. imagine a country with no homeless people i know it's not the most. like question to ask during the holiday season but see here in the u.s. nearly six hundred and thirty four thousand people went homeless last year and as it turns out just a slive

. >> reporter: in october, watson pharmaceuticals snatched up actavis, opening up new markets in eastern europe and southeast asia. mylan pharmaceuticals could be next to go on a shopping spree; it's sitting on about $4 billion in cash. while generic drug makers explore options for boosting sales, here in the u.s., an aging population and the rollout of the affordable care act could be another growth opportunity. analysts believe the generic drug makers could see a 40% jump in revenues once the a.c.a. is fully implemented. >> if you look at where a lot of companies are focused today, it is in the disease states that are relevant to an aging population. >> reporter: new drugs and new markets may help spark revenue growth, but the 10,000-pound gorilla is a newer category of products known as bio-similars, which are proteins made in living cells that are oftentimes used to treat cancer. they are a lot more difficult to copy but could also carry fatter profit margins. ruben ramirez, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: on wall street progress on the fiscal cliff negotiations sparked broad-based gai

tom watson r t baikonur has extended. and a very merry christmas to you too the international news a brief first read in the. rallies have seen hundreds clashed with police in the capital protesters defied the government. which followed violence in the wake of the gang rape of a twenty three year old student on a bus police used tear gas and water cannons when crowds tried to bridge barricades in the central. time in the north of the country security forces shot dead a journalist covering a protest over a sex attack on. french arrange ruin christmas for many people not a kingdom was supposed to be the getaway weekends left many stranded as floods ravaged parts of southwest england cutting of communities and canceling trains home for the holidays it's not over yet either forecasters predict get more heavy rain while more than five hundred flood alerts and warnings have been issued nationwide . it's course just two days to go now to christmas and festive shoppers are racing through decorated streets to snap up last minute g

tom watson r t baikonur does extend. by the couple of minutes the profits off apocalypse for him doomsday means payday stay with us. deadly rivals the decades. if you had fifteen thousand people killing each other in any other country there would be diplomats there would be mediators. self-imposed out costs from society i will cut myself am i going to tax my brother understand my contacts. going to eventually attack the cause of my anger and my frustration. that upgrader well into the dome. two of the most violent gangs in us history. is just all model kill or be killed with colors matching the national flag. but this country uses violence when it reaches and then it legitimizes the violence they all made in america on the odyssey. one afternoon on the shores of the ocean blue. one of those days when it feels good to be alive on the planet earth. carefree humanity. maybe unthinking humanity even . a few kilometers away a man has given us an appointment on a mountain summit. a place in keeping with what anatole calls his

watson's on that trail. he'll take care of them alright.ocks. we better get him out of here. yeah we will take him in that wagon outside. you boys bring him on up . what's the matter? it's rogers and that evans girls, we're gonna have a job blasting them out of those rocks. here dale take this. i got a gun. i know, but this way you won't have to reload. i want you to keep them busy from here while i slip around back and get inside. ok. but you get stay down, and don't take any chances. alright, you be careful too. oh. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come on roy alright. keep those hands up! ♪ thanks dale. roy, one of them got away. trigger's outside. keep these two covered. ♪

tom watson r t baikonur as extern. western states which are losing control over syrian rebels have no appetite for intervention in the syrians. civil war and that's according to russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov also say about the countries were apparently praying that russia and china carry on blocking them anywhere as they are simply not ready to use force both states have repeatedly vetoed this kind of resolution on syria are to spoke exclusively to the foreign minister i would describe as worrying the fact that the international community is failing to condemn rebel atrocities. groups of that position which several which which are not united on this single come month the whole series of acceptable methods absolutely contrary to international humanitarian law. they can cause the just. the staging terrorist attacks and that it's very disheartening that western clothes in the security council started to refuse. condemning terrorist attacks in syria saying that yes there is no as bad but you must take into accoun

this is watson.e found him in a chicago shelter. he had been mitt romney by a car. he was so thin, that he was too thin to undergo surgery. he is scheduled now. we've gotten him all ready and he'll be having surgery to repair a torn ligament. after that he'll be up for adoption. he's really sweet. he's three years old. >> eric: now we've christmas tree and hanukkah sweater. >> forest is jewish. [ laughter ] >> gretchen: how do you know? >> well, he's adopted. he's jewish because his mom is jewish. and boris came from a puppy mill six years ago. he's been adopted now. it started out in the puppy mill in mo in and now he lives in manhattan and walks in central park. >> gretchen: lucky boris. >> this is what we try to do for all of them. this is ross. he came from a group that we named after the friends tv series. ross was in a shelter near chicago and i was on his last day before euthanasia. only because there are so many animals in the shelter and not enough people to adopt them. and the whole secret