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yar muk is or was home to the largest refugee camp. it lies south of damascus, and was set up in 1957 and set up as an urban quarter with schools and health centres. >> overall conditions were far better than the camps in syria. that is no longer the case. people are calling for an end to the siege. they are desperate for help. the fear here that if aid doesn't come into the camp soon, that those left will continue to bury their dead. >> the funeral of lebanon's former february minister will be held in beirut. mohamad chatah was killed by a car bomb. he was an advisor to the saad al-hariris, a prominent political family. >> there's tension on the israeli border. the israeli rocket responded with artillery cells. >> there has been more violence on the streets. two students died after being shot in cairo. the students were protesting at the azhar university. muslim brotherhood is also angry as being labelled a terrorist organization. >> anti-coup protesters have been on the streets. this shows demonstrators firing rockets. al jazeera can

. >> possibly a yar on average, 23 a month.ut let's look at the bigger picture which is that overall costs on health care are growing at a slower rate and likely to come down with the premiums to all the customers that are coming into the insurance market with access to affordable health care. that's the whole principle and purpose, with more customers, you have lower premiums, lower costs, which the market is both going to factor in, in addition to the fees that you alluded to earlier. so i don't think -- i think we've discussed this enough for three years about obamacare. it's already been factored into the economy and the market. we had 4.1% gdp growth in the third quarter. i don't think it's slowing down because of the fees associated with the affordable care act. >> but we have been talking about it for a long time and yet the market has kept going on through the whole website mess, you know, and now all these new taxes and fees that keep going up. but what's going to happen when they actually kick in? >> well, i think dav

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be one this yar would have been worse for liberty of her were not for a few freedom fighters who push. a filibuster over americans and the joint policy. why is this? >> i am kind of a stickler for the bill of rights and i think that we should be innocent and presumed to be innocent until found guilty by a court of law. our founding fathers thought this was important enough to enshrine it in the bill of rights. so i was very worried that the president was going to say, okay, i can kill americans without any kind of accusation and i asked him repeatedly. and then finally we had a filibuster and it was like pulling teeth to get him to admit. john: did he answer persnally. >> presidents don't like to admit any limitations on their authority. >> i never thought the president would do this, but i thought it strange that the president would not admit that he did not have the authority. they areabout the rules that bind president annan people. and we really don't get an angel, we ge it over. so we really do want the bill of rights to protect us at all times. john: many say it is that internal

. >> it wasn't a great yar for stocks but stocks and bonds, investors lost money and they continue to we see this? >> has to do it tomorro he is going to cut back on that. and that will be a heck of a new story. >> it is part of the marketplace and until a capitulation, i would rather be part of the agricultural or commodities as well. >> thank you to both of you. i'm going to immediately start eeting it. and then i will take it back. because it's entertaining to watch everyone's mistakes and i appreciate both of you being here and thank you so much. i am melissa francis. catch me at 5:00 p.m. on fox business. that "money with melissa francis." ♪ ♪

agents searched his home and alexander is one of seven republican incumbents up for reelection next yaracing the tea party challenge as well. speaker boehner blasted the critics with the budget come together. joining us now the chairman of the house judiciary committee. this chemical always great to be with you. >> do you support the n deal? $85 billion worth? >> i have many of the same concerns the conservative groups have expressed but you need to do place the blame with the present who will guide do its entitlement reform, said it that will lead to entitlement reform that is the problem. we have already done tax increases and that's only masks the problem we have with out-of-control spending. i prefer to have a vote to @%tend their current level of spending for the rest of the year and i think conservative groups would as well but unfortunately we don't have to hundred 80 votes so chair brad wright put in a difficult position to come up with something that is responsible and i think is dave really small step but a way to make sure we do not get the tax increases to start the process

. >> it's a peek you'll yar world because it is a market system but because of insurance and the wait insurance is structured, we are all like we are drugged. we don't care, we don't know. through higher premiums and taxes. at the time we are receiving care, we have this illusion that someone else is paying for t even if we try, do a diligent job of trying to understand what things cost, we get these incomprehensible. >> you have been out spoken on how it is the biggest driver of rising healthcareh health insurance premiums but the outrageous costs have been known for years. so why hasn't the outrage over this taken us anywhere? >> it's hard to understand. we used to -- we used to say that healthcare costs couldn't rise above 10% of gdp. people would be outraged. now, it's about 18% and seems like it's just going higher. i really think that the fundamental issue is that really, people have believed that someone else is paying for their healthcare raernling themselves. this is the great illusion of healthcare, that we are not paying for it. >> is that illusion going to get worse under

andrea, since i have been here in damascus, you get a picture of civilians on both sides of the civil yarbs are dropped on opposition groups here in damascus we went to a market today where a mortar bomb had dropped on the market while people were shopping and rumors swirl around this city of atrocities being carried out by extremist islamic groups amongst the opposition forces particularly in an area where there were reports 80 people have been executed and people being held hostage. so the picture across this country, though it is divided is one story. that is utter fear amongst the civilian population. >> acknowledging there is brutality on both sides and the fact the united states cut off aid to the lead rebel group because it was dominated by what the united states considered islamic militants. still, the only group that has air power is the regime. what do they say about the use of barrel bombs? >> reporter: that's right. we haven't managed to get a comment from them yet about the use of these bombs. when you do talk to them, they bring up exactly what you are talking about there, b

some of the visibilities less than a quarter mile near the coastline and some of the intier yar valleys. we are going to see clouds rolling in. much colder temperatures starting late this evening of and into tomorrow. in the meantime, out over the bay, you can see patchy, dense fog out there, just a thin layer but boy, you get caught in that it's very thick. 42 concord. 41 oakland. 48 san francisco. 44 san jose. this afternoon temperatures in the 60s. this is the last time you see 60s until next weekend or longer. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> we have a few minor fender- benders out there but nothing huge to slow you down. there is fog on the roads. this accident is now gone. all lanes are back open. this was in d.c. northbound 280 by hickey boulevard. still a little bit of slowing in the area though. there may be some activity off to the right-hand shoulder. if you are doing any traveling along the peninsula right now, maybe dropping off picking up over by sfo this is what it looks like near third and it continues to move well into san bruno.

the cold weather claiming its fifth victim in the bay yar nearly every bed was filled last night.ace during the freeze warning, no one was turned away. teams handed out so many blankets that they're now running low on supplies. ehc says they will still be handing out more blankets tomorrow for people who refuse to come in out of the cold. >>> an 85-year-old veteran from palo alto is waking up in his own bed after spending more than a month at a korean jail. merrill newman was reunited with his wife and son. they own a home in santa cruz which is where they spent the night. the couple too tired to talk further about the ordeal, but mr. newman only saying he was delighted to be home at the airport. >> it's been a great homecoming, and i'm tired, but ready to be with my family. >> newnewman's son sent us this photo showing his family enjoying this meal together. mr. newman, a veteran of the korean war, has refused to answer any questions about his treatment during captivity but the younger newman says he'll let us know when his father is ready to talk about his ordeal. >>> there are

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behind the scenes diplomacy in china with china and japan and other countries in east and south aiz yarvery effective. on syria, on the other hand, yes, good diplomacy to get chemical weapons out but where i think they have really fallen down is no successful diplomacy with respect to the underlying conflict in syria which just gets worse and worse, and at this point, no credible threat of force which means it's hard for their -- to make diplomacy bork in that case. >> we will pick up on the individual countries. but trudy ruben as you look around the world, what do you see? do you see a theme? how do you think the administration has done? >> i think the administration is trying to put diplomacy first but i think they have made a big mistake in underestimating how well you can do with diplomacy when people don't think that there's force to back it up. and when people think you need them more than they need you. i think that has become clear in syria, which i will mention because i think it affects everything else. the president's decision to go for a chemical weapons treaty and to back

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