zion from a journey now. mt. zion. he was on the journey. and he knew it.had something to do. and this is what each of us has. if we have enough courage, we can say, i'm on a journey. i have a charge to keep. >> a charge to keep. well, it is almost time to go bowling. college football bowl invitations are about to go out. we will preview them all. but certain match-ups for bcs championships. we're talking sports, coming up next. >>> with your weekly five, thousands of college students in new jersey could be rolling up their sleeves for the meningitis vaccine on monday. princeton university is offering it to their entire student body after eight cases of the disease were confirmed on campus. the vaccine not yet licensed for use in the u.s. is recommended by the cdc. who will be time magazine's person of the year? we will find out on wednesday. among those being considered, miley cyrus. amazon ceo. and head of twitter. "time's" readers said abdul playing a key role in the ousting of mohamed morsi as top choice. screen actor guild awards won't be handed out un

zion, on my journey now, mt. zion. and i wouldn't take nothing, mt. zion, from my journey now, mt.journey, and he knew it. and he had something to do. and this is what each of us has. if we have enough courage, we can say, i'm on a journey. i have a charge to keep. >> nelson mandela will be buried on sunday, sunday morning. of course, we'll have live coverage. that's it for me. thank you very much for watching. see you back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." "newsroom" continues right now with brooke baldwin. >> great to be with you on this monday. i'm brooke baldwin live from new york. thank you so much for watching cnn here. this very moment, confusion and grief on a college campus after the death of a popular student. and still, there are few answers about what happened in his final moments. let me take you back to friday when all this happened. this young man is robert cameron greeds. 23 years young. an honor student at a catholic school in texas. investigators say he got into an off-campus scuffle with a campus police off

and i wouldn't take nothing, mount zion ♪ he was on a journey and he knew it, and he had something to and this is what each of us has. if we have enough courage, we can say i'm on a journey. i have a charge to keep. >> you were living in cairo with your husband, a south african freedom fighter when you first met nelson mandela. you said your husband and mandela were rivals but that didn't matter. tell us about that experience. >> their were rivals but when nelson mandela came to visit, he never joined the argumentative people. he was simply kind to everybody. >> when you heard that he was gone, what first went through your mind? >> well, i felt lost in a way. we've been friends so long from the early '60s, and i felt lost. i didn't know quite what to say. i mean, it was a -- it was a piece of news that we have known would come, but it threw me, and i'm -- i don't know if i'm over it quite yet. >> dr. angelou, appreciate you spending some moments with us tonight. thank you so much. >> i thank you very much, mr. anderson cooper. thank you, god bless you. >> how awesome is she? much has

the 18-month-old was hit in front of a home on mount zion marble road.re expected to be ok after a carbon monoxide leak sent them to the hospital. it began in a house in northwest bc no word on what caused the leak. >> we want to take a live look at the u.s. capitol. it is about to look a whole lot different. in a short time, the dome will be covered in scaffolding. as suzanne kennedy reports, we are not getting a closer look at what the work involved. >> in just a matter of months, the capital's decades own dome -- old dome will be shrouded in scaffolding. a restoration project is underway. the exterior work gets under worried -- gets under work this spring. getting it installed, taken back down, it is a massive effort. there are an estimated 1300 cracks in the capital. the cast-iron dome has not been repaired in 50 years. it will take two years to complete the project. >> it is an important public building. >> i guess they need to do it. it is the symbol of the country. >> most construction will take place during the nights and weekends. public towards

advisor jeffrey zion said the site now works most of the time for most users. >> we executed hundreds of software fixes, and hardware upgrades. and the site is now stable and operating at its intended capacity, with greatly improved performance. >> reporter: the department of health and human services said system failures have fallen from 6% in october to less than 1%. and responses have declined from 8 minutes to less than one. the obama administration had promised the fixes by this past weekend. congress is watching closely, because the success or failure of healthcare reform is expected to be a critical factor in next year's midterm elections. already the botched rollout has put enrollment rates far below white house targets. consumers now have just a few weeks to sign up for coverage to begin on january 1. to handle the surge, the technology team is scrambling to make more upgrades to the website and warns too much traffic could still overwhelm the system. tara mergener, for cbs news, washington. >> the technology team is scrambling to fix glitches in what is known as the back end

, on my journey now, mount zion, and i wouldn't take nothing, mount zion, from my journey.nd he knew it and he had something to do. and this is what each of us has, if we have enough courage, we can say i'm on a journey, i have a charge to keep. >> you were living in cairo with your husband, south african freedom fighter when you first met nelson mandela. i understand your husband and mandela were something of rivals, but that didn't matter to mandela. tell us about that experience. >> they were rivals. but when nelson mandela came to visit, he never joined the argumentative people. he was simply kind to everybody. >> when you heard that he was gone, what first went through your mind? well, i felt lost in a way. we've been friends so long, from the early '60s, and i felt lost. i didn't know quite what to say. i mean, it was a piece of news that we've known would come, but it threw me, and i don't know if i'm over it quite yet. >> dr. maya angelou, i appreciate you spending some moments with us tonight. thank you so much. >> i thank you very much, mr. anderson cooper. thank

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. >> members of the lomax zion church in arlington were sitting in these seats when suddenly the ceiling began to collapse. >> we were in there. and i heard move, move, and i saw the ceiling kind of came down. >> they were able to get out of the way before an entire section of the ceiling fell down. showering the choir loft with debris. >> the choir members were coming, moving. said what is going on. then i saw a line going down the ceiling and it fell. >> and there were services going on at the time. the pastor was praying and speaking about angels. >> that goes to show you that the angels spread their wings so that nobody got hurt. absolutely nobody got hurt. and everybody got out. >> but there's disappointment that this historic church built in 1922 was damaged just a few days before christmas. >> relieved that no one was hurt, but it was still sort of scary to see. i felt sad to see part of my church being destroyed like that. >> it's a miracle of christmas. the ceiling collapsed and nobody got hurt. >> and church leaders have been told that the building is structurally sound so they

zion here in washington but seemed to be center for the performing arts has teamed up with jewish music group from music that had tory attack. to create a special hanukkah events designed to celebrate the role of the clarinet in jewish music. through music and prayer that was founded by charles and robin krauthammer. mr krauthammer says that their goal is to bring jewish classical music to a larger audience the music the line and expanding people's perception of just what constitutes to this music. there are elements of jewish kosher jewish museum of. there has to sue a new occurrence. no discovered them play. we want to bring them collide. the ad john sheen the respected washington are small the kennedy center. the music the handbrake that puts on two concerts for years. it's nine fifteen is the clarinet and rising star alexander peter stein is leading the program and it's very unique combination of styles because i'm the one hand view of these composers who lived in russia that were riding in the style of those coming from and the teachers rodent but on the other hand the writing with

jeff zion says the website can handle 50,000 users at the same time. that was the goal the obama administration had set for november 30th. die unsays the speed of the -- zion says the speed of the website has more than tripled. >> the bottom line, healthcare.gov on december 1st is night and day from where it was on october 1st. >> now, the next major test of healthcare.gov is probably gonna come in the next few weeks. >>> governor jerry brown and the california legislature will receive a salary increase starting today. the governor's pay will go from 165,000 a year to nearly 174,000. lawmakers will receive a 5% bump with most based salaries increasing from 90,000 to 95,000. the governor will accept his raise, a dozen legislators say they will not because many californians are still trying to recover from the recession. the commission deciding on pay hike after slashing salaries in 2008. >>> two people detained for questioning after a man died in the parking lot of arrowhead stadium. now, police say the incident did not involve fans from opposing teams

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the city of zion but here in belgium is home to one of the largest jewish communities in gear some fifteen thousand live in many of them lack within the local diamond trade the area around the time and posting this to see santa in particular is lined with tish restaurants and orthodox school. spec loops and way of life seem like in the back in time. trying to keep that tradition is a lie it is not easy. one reason why many tunes to marry somebody from the city's community. but not just anybody. a new state of the art technologies to reduce the risk of defects in their offspring. school food pantry teehee project is just a few more and up to three months. this copy of the torah will be finished these events will have a once in a lifetime celebration. and i am whatever one to teach his children. the words of torah that he himself when people used to be able to transmit the bar at the tender age. we become. each school to multiply. the new torah scroll is needed for a new threatening because the ultra orthodox community is growing rapidly. when one thinks there's a jewish joke. what is love.

criminal conventions of the council of europe the head of customs missions in the e u all must come to zion and the representative of the cons of zero to enjoy frozen as presented this document the day before in brussels. the representatives of the european parliament in the devil likes to park in the event. the representative of the council of europe considers this event to be the first step in growing bilateral cooperation between kazakhstan and the council of europe according to thornton frozen as this will take place in the field of criminal justice during the next two years the winners of the national competition among school students for the best innovation project had been awarded today to mark independence day over forty applications for the competition were received most of the products are aimed at searching for alternative energy sources they're also projects in the sphere from ancient agricultural technologies water conservation in medicine copies in the multi functional mobile device called mama patel won the competition as the best projects. the authors received the grade in t

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the most popular tradition says she died at this church on mount zion, overlooking the hill where her was crucified. and that she was taken to be buried in a tomb near where her son was betrayed, on the mount of olives. and within a few centuries, mary of nazareth would make a stunning comeback as the mother of god. >> we've come to appreciate she's a figure that's like the church -- mother church -- putting her arms around all of us. and we do need a mother. we want a woman that loves us and cares for us deeply. >> whatever the merits of her elevation, it was certainly a better fate than the one that befell mary of magdalene. not a harlot, scholars say, but a cherished disciple. >> as i think of the historical mary magdalene, i think of a woman who is a very strong woman, who must have been a very vocal kind of person, who could influence people and was very smart, and was able to cut through arguments and to understand jesus as jesus wished to be understood. ♪ how do you explain the feeling of this place? of pulling close the things you love. of days that crash headlong into night.

the main highway through zion narc park. dirt gave way sliding into the house. the two not identified. malt moll emergency agencies responded. rescue efforts suspended until this morning because of dangerous conditions. >>> a surprise plea agreement in the newlywed murder case. jordan linn graham admitted she pushed her husband from a cliff in glacier national park. at the plea deal it came just before a jury was set to start deliberating the case. one of the pictures from inside. in exchange for the plea, prosecutors agreed to drop a first-degree murder charge and a count of making a false statement to authorities. >> you know -- i think we believe in our case. we believed in the case that we put on, but we have an ethical obligates to discuss plea offers with our clients and that's their decision. >> scheduled to be sentenced march 27ble. >>> nasa has several teams working around the clock troubleshooting the cooling problem on the international space station. they focus on one area of the problem to find a solution. tiger teams became legendary during the "ap

republicanism that -- the united states so you have now a religious group that talks about establishing zion. it seems to be moving in a separatist direction. and that keyed to various concerns about national order. then the turn of the century when the first more nonsenator was elected. wasn't allowed to take a seat for the three years. the senate was investigating whether it was acceptable for him to have a seat in congress. there was a different concern. that the time americans were dealing with issues of monopoly and the power of corporations. and the mormon church was seen to be a monopoly. was alleged to be under the control of the small of people who could tell everybody in their organization what to do. how to vote and the like. and then if we think about romney's campaign we have a different concern of mormonism on conservative christians whether it's christianity. and several use the word cult in order to define the mormon. that's a common theefm and a common suspicious but at the same time the roots differ because historically different elements feed so the suspicions. they contin

the ceiling of the zion church on south 24th road partially collapsed during a prayer service yesterday. a section of the ceiling made a large cracking noise before it fell. they got a chance to get out of the way. >> it goes to show you the angels spread their wings so that nobody got hurt. absolutely nobody got hurt and everybody got out. >> god is still looking out for us. we are down, but not out. >> no one was injured. the church was built in 1922. >>> a fairfax woman is accused of stealing the credit card of a client at the animal hospital where she worked. she's charged with theft and fraud. she worked on fairfax boulevard in fairfax. police began an investigation after a customer called to say she lost her credit card at the business and it was used to make fraudulent purchases. >>> take a good look at this video. thieves broke into an elementary school. investigators haven't said what they took, but burglars have stolen computers and other electronics from several d.c. schools recently. >>> six years after a woman won a court battle to keep her pet monkey, she says the monkey h

she got the staff at san francisco mount zion hospital to dance to a beyonce tune which has seven million on "good morning america" she discussions the inspiration if the dancing and gets quite a surprise from a big name celebrity. you can catch "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. right after abc7 morning news. >> best dancer in the medical school class. >> this morning, the suspension of "duck dynasty" patriarch phil robertson is drawing a bigger backlash from supporters and the fell says they may not return to the show next season if robertson is not there and they are threatening to take the show to another network and underfire for make antibay comments in an improve with "gq magazine" with the biggest sponsor standing behind robertson and there are other sponsors who have pledged their support despite the decision to pull robertson from the show. conservative politicians are lining up behind the reality t star. >> good news for last minute christmas shoppers, a retailer is already open this morning. can you believe that? they will stay open until christmas eve. owe reporter joins us

i think there is a ceo in charge right now in the person of jeff zions putting out daily reports whorogress report. who we have seen the turn around of the website under. i think that will be a successful model moving forward. i think it should have happened in the first place. >> good having you on. >> thanks for having me. >> good to see you. all right, all the polls about americans losing faith in our leaders. reresearch shows how we are losing faith in something more importa important. michael reagan is next with that troubling report and whether we can turn it around. [ eeping ] [ male announcer ] you hear that? that's the sound of car insunce companies these days. here a cheap, there a cheap. everywhere a cheap... you get it. so what if instead ofjust a cheachoice, you could make a smart choice? like esurance for example they were born online and built to save people money from the beginning. that's what they've always ne. not just somhing they...cheep about. that's insurance for the modern world. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. >>> each of you is an individual

compare each mount vernon to -- even mount vernon to, you know, some english great country house like zion house or houghton, it's tiny. it's really tiny. and if you go up -- i hope everybody will get on the train and go up to 141st street and look at hamilton's beautifully-restored house. but compared to, you know, compared to an english gentleman's house, that's a tradesman's villa. it's a teeny, teeny, teeny, little house. so these guys did have their ambitions, but they were not to be lords. >> that's right. any more questions? well, let's keep talking then. [laughter] you know, are you, are they going to let you into boston for sort of stopping your survey -- >> you know, i think what i'll tell them is i felt i had to wait for everybody to forget mccullough's book and forget the movie and that i intend to devote an entire book, in fact, five volumes of it to john adams. i didn't think of that, rick, until you reminded me that, oh, my god, i was going to go to boston, and i didn't want write about any single -- i didn't write about any single adams. do you want to come with me? [laught

adviser, jeffrey zion said in a conference call, the site now works most of the time for most users. >> we executed hundreds of software fixes and hardware upgrades and the site is now stable and operating at its intended capacity with greatly improved performance. >> the department of health and human services says system failures have fallen from 6% in october to less than 1%. and response times for web pages have declined from 8 seconds to less than 1. the obama administration had promised to deliver those fixes by this past weekend. congress is watching closely because the success or failure is expected to be a critical factor in next year's midterm elections. already, the botched rollout put enrollment rates in the new health insurance marketplace far below white house targets. consumers now have just a few weeks to sign up for coverage to begin on january 1. to handle that surge, the technology team is scrambling to make more upgrades to the website and warns too much traffic could still overwelm the system. tara for cbs news, washington. >> the technology team is also scrambli

police say two people were killed after huge boulders destroyed a home near zion national park last weeklides are common this time of the year because of this snow and freezing temperatures. >>> number five, do you think could you find a use for $400 million? that's how much is up for grabs tonight's mega millions drawing you. the game's second largest jackpot ever. your odds of wing, 1 in 1 -- >> used to be 176, right? but then they purposely made it harder to win. thank you very much. >> so more than 1 in 176 million. here is leyla. >>> i will take number six. we are tracking this building, low fog in the north bay, know vad dough, zero right now, mean it is san eighth of a mile, temperatures near freezing. black ice a possibility, keeping an eye on it. so is number seven. >> that's right. we are tracking possible freezing fog and black ice in the north bay. we take a look behind me, may look a little bit quiet at the bay bridge poll tom plaza, have a report in the number five lane two vehicles blocking one of the cars sideways, might start to yee fog, you make it out of the maze into

>> in the summer of 2009, eric shrever and david cardona are hiking through utah's zion national park. they're both experienced canyoneers, skilled at getting through canyons by any means possible. that includes climbing, rappeling or even swimming. >> i've always loved the outdoors. i've been an avid hiker. but this canyoneering sport, it takes hiking to a whole new level, and i started dabbling in that about three years ago. >> i've been doing canyoneering for about a year with eric. >> this time, david is also going to be a cameraman. >> we thought it would be great to have it on camera and we could show other people what we do. >> but what they're about to record is their worst nightmare. eric is planning to rappel 300 feet into the beautiful but dangerous englesteed canyon. >> you can't really see the bottom of it. it kind of blows your mind away, just the scenery of it. >> they choose a spot and david helps eric set up for the rappel. >> i quickly noticed how tall, how far 300 feet is. i was very, very nervous. there are all sorts of factors that can lead to death and injury, as

this happened on the main highway in zion national park. >>> and a stunning twist to tell you about inwed murder case in montana. jordan graham admitting in detail that she pushed her husband, cody johnson, off a cliff in glacier national park. this happened right before the jury was about to start deliberations yesterday. in exchange for her guilty plea, prosecutors dropped the first degree murder charges against her. listen to this. >> you know, i think we believe in our case. we believe in the case that we put on, but we have an ethical obligation and discussed plea offers with our client and it's their dezbli. >> graham still faces life in prison. >>> talk about giving the shirt off your back. zach randolph handed his shirt to a young fan who has special needs. how sweet. those are your headlines. then he went on to give an award for community service. happy story to tell you about. >> good place. >> heather, thank you very much. >> thanks, heather. >>> ten years ago today, saddam hussein found hiding out in this hole. >> oh, yes. >> but do you know it almost never happened. one of

$11 million including $3 million from comerica bank, $750,000 from bank of america, $500,000 from zionsillion from jpmorgan chase. ♪ turn off the lights >> reporter: he took the cash and produced two videos, one featuring rapper the game. ♪ our love is like a drug >> reporter: his attorney, al jarrett. >> the money kept getting spent and kept getting spent as the tour got more and more expensive. all of a sudden he was trapped in a situation that got out of his control. >> reporter: and he says he kept spending. $750,000 for this luxury tour bus. designed to look like an airplane from the nose to retractible awnings. a master bedroom, even platinum-plated tiles in the shower. >> he was living the life of the a-lister. of course, he wasn't earning the money to be living the life of an a-lister. that he was relying on the banks for. >> he rationalized, naively, that he'd rather quickly be able to pay it off. >> reporter: investigators say he was essentially running a mini ponzi scheme with the loans using one to pay for the other, but it all came crashing down. the banks wound up calling

we're getting news out of the white house in terms of who's going to take over for jeff zion to handle the healthcare.gov rollout so troubled and botched. jeff had been the point guy leading that. we're told by the white house that a man named kirk dell ben nay a former microsoft executive is going to take over that role here at the white house and sort of honcho the website rollout from here on out because jeff is taking over at the national economic council. they needed to move him out of the way and bringing kirk in, sue. >> amman, before we letgo, talk to me a more about the battle that seems to be brewing between the white house and media specifically when it comes to access, access to the president and access to information. what can you tell us? >> yeah, sue. there have been some real moments of frustration for the white house press corps, folks particularly still photographers are upset that what the white house has been doing a lot lately is bringing their own white house photograph per into events but barring actual press photographers from covering those same events. there w

we want to point out zion bank corp because there was speculation about what banks would be impactedvolcker. this company is taking a charge to write down the value of some of the cbos it has because it can't hold them because they're considered cover funds under volcker and taking a $387 million charge because of that. lastly let's check on the retailers because in the wake of the storm that hit a good part of the midwest and the northeast this weekend, there's some concerns that might impact retail sales, but again, this coming weekend is supposed to be one of the busiest for christmas sales. an expectation we could see those sales made up over the weekend as we talked about it, we might be two of those people. >> i'll be there. we'll have coffee. >> yes. >> thanks, mary. >> sure. >> ty, up to you. >> sue, jane, nothing beats a good tractor story on a cold day. sales up 2% in the year so far. how about that. >> you don't say? >> i've been thinking about that all morning. the big name in the business, john deere runs like a deer has had an up and down. the peaks and valleys there. l

of the babylonian exile-- "by the waters of babylon, there we sat down and wept when we remembered zion." >> narrator: next time... >> ( dramatized ): the romans expected to make an assault upon the fortress... >> narrator: masada. >> ( dramatized ): ...which they did. >> narrator: the end of jewish resistance to rome. >> the failure of the first revolt really was a traumatic event for everyone living in the jewish homeland-- jews and christians alike. as a result, they had to start rethinking their own assumptions. >> narrator: and the beginning of the gospels. >> ( dramatized ): i am the light of the world. he who follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. >> the gospels are very peculiar types of literature. they're not biographies. they're a kind of religious advertisement. what they do is proclaim their individual author's interpretation of the christian message. >> narrator: telling and retelling stories about jesus. >> ( dramatized ): "why are you afraid, have you no faith?" and they were filled with awe, and they said to one another, "who is this, the

. >> this happened near zion. >> reporter: the boulders seemed to come out of nowhere. just before dinner time. it's a mysterious disaster in southern utah. a sudden and massive rockslide, flattening a home, killing the two people inside. >> felt like an earthquake. a lot of vibration. >> reporter: those big boulders, tearing the house apart. look at the home before the rockslide. and look at it now, destroyed. first responders say the dust cloud created from the slide was so big, it stopped traffic on a local highway. >> it's a freak accident. you don't have time to escape. >> reporter: police officials still don't know exactly why this happened. but they say rockslides are common this time of year because of snow and freezing temperatures. >> very emotional for the whole canyon. it's tough to see the people show up and crumble into tears. >> reporter: the rockslide causing immediate evacuations. neighbors are finally able to go back home this morning. but right now, it is still too dangerous for rescue crews to even search that rubble. they'll have to wait until later

zion was in safeguard they're now actively decommissioning. >> so in your experience with these plants that are decommissioned and in safe storage, what is the likelihood that the 1.2 billion cost estimate at this time will remain stat tick and what's the likelihood that the cost for decommissioning and attention to the plant over time will increase? >> you know, i'm not that familiar with the costs over a long periods of time so let me take that for the record. >> do any other commissioners have a comment on that? ok. on another topic. the terry little proposes to legitimate how travel by all commissioners is approved. some might argue that it falls into the category of micromanaging. but if the majority intends to legitimate in this area we need to have a better understanding of the commissioners' travel. according to information, some have been traveling abroad quite a bit. some is to be expected in the wake of the fukishima disaster. commissioner spent several days in travel to europe, asia and south america. that's two months of international travel. it seems like quite a lot. mor

compare each mount vernon to -- even mount vernon to, you know, some english great country house like zion house or houghton, it's tiny. it's really tiny. and if you go up -- i hope everybody will get on the train and go up to 141st street and look at hamilton's beautifully-restored house. but compared to, you know, compared to an english gentleman's house, that's a tradesman's villa. it's a teeny, teeny, teeny, little house. so these guys did have their ambitions, but they were not to be lords. >> that's right. any more questions? well, let's keep talking then. [laughter] you know, are you, are they going to let you into boston for sort of stopping your survey -- >> you know, i think what i'll tell them is i felt i had to wait for everybody to forget mccullough's book and forget the movie and that i intend to devote an entire book, in fact, five volumes of it to john adams. i didn't think of that, rick, until you reminded me that, oh, my god, i was going to go to boston, and i didn't want write about any single -- i didn't write about any single adams. do you want to come with me? [laught

zion bank said it would sell its treps, they would have to sell these and take a charge that would havethe capital, which they would have to raise. community banks are very concerned about this. again, regulators are reviewing it. we'll know the answer by january 15th. >> this is symptomatic of why it's taken so long to get dodd/frank and volcker rule because of the minutia that has to be settled on between bankers and regulators. >> especially areas of structured finance which, mary, they never thought would come back from the dead. >> and applying the same rules to bigger banks to prevent some of this risk taking regulators want to prevent at bigger banks and applying them to smaller banks, which are not always involved in the same activities. >> great stuff. thanks, mary. appreciate it very much. can we mention twitter one more time? first of all down 12%. how easy is it for companies to come out and put a sell recommendation on twitter? where were they last week? >> even after yesterday, that valuation makes it very easy for you to come out and sound smart and say, it's overvalued.

middle eastern studies at the council on foreign relations and the author most recently of "tested by zion: the bush administration and the israeli/palestinian conflict." brian katulis is a senior fellow at the center or fur american progress where he focuses on the middle east and north africa. he is co-author of one book, there are also a couple of articles by brian over there on the side, i think they're still available. and, about brian's recent work on saudi arabia which he'll fill us in a bit. in the meantime, i wanted mr. abrams to make a first comments at first, and then brian, and then we'll have a discussion. thanks. >> thank you. thank you all for being here today. i want to start by saying that some of the discussion of u.s./saudi relations, i think, is overdone in the sense of a hopeless crisis that will result in incurable differences. this is an old relationship, roughly 75 years old. aramco was founded in 1944, and there have been a lot of ups and downs. i mean, whatever the challenges today, think of 1973. the arab oil embargo which you could, in a certain sense, call an a

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this happened near zion national park. officials believe believe the boulders came loose when ice around them began to fall. >>> the house approved a budget deal that would eliminate another shutdown. they said the agreement was far from perfect but the deal represents a common ground break through that's been absent in the budget battles of recent years. the senate will have to pass the deal before it goes to the president's desk. the two most prominent faces of the bill, paul ryan and patty murray will join david gregory for an interview on "meet the press". >>> most basketball fans will never forget michael jordan's famous flu game in 2007. well, the shoes he wore on that day hit the auction block and went for a stunning amount. jordan wore this against the utah jazz. he had flu-like symptoms but still managed to score 38 points leading the bulls to a win and after the game jordan gave the shoes to a utah ball boy. he stored them in a safety deposit box before choosing to auction them off on thursday. >> how much? >> $1

that's jeff zions.nch aublth 1st, two months ago. on the conference call, other officials announced now 80% of users who logon to the site are able to enroll successfully. this comes after more than 400 recent software fixes and the infrastructure of the site itself is much stronger -- rather, it is much stronger today than it was a few weeks ago. the white house is also saying they have reached their goal. 50,000 consumers can now use healthcare.gov at a time, but they also are kind of couching that, saying these improvements do not mean everything is perfect. >> there likely will be times even with this increased capacity, that that increased capacity will not be sufficient to handle peak demands. so to prepare for those times when spikes in user volume outstrip the system's expanded capacity, we will deploy a new coqueue system to allow consume to request e-mail notifications when it's a better time to come back to the site. >> that's right, healthcare.gov is now designed to handle more than 800,000