thwart their mamas and their grandmothers and their great grandmothers have told them that parkway in zion city no way. but the power of pizza over that seems to win every day they have to sit down when they eat together and they have to speak to each other kids have found out they were related when they thought they were enemies kids and found out they have a common grandparent kids have found out their evacuation story was the same. and i find this common ground when they talk to each other like. this is a very good thing for the kids to keep kids off the street to help you homework we have my fun time family nights make sure no one has a slight curve. going their pants down below but they teach us to do the right bangs and like so we don't go in a bad direction we don't have fun and no no and they don't know what happened to. all the kids cavities all the right ways the lot of the ok to follow behind us and do the right thing. quartered in central city you can palm a project helps young people from around the area by providing a variety of services they offer tutoring mentor and counsel

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that's where we saw the famous crystal ball count down to midnight as massive crowds sang old lying zion in new york new york it's already twenty fourteen other cities from the great wall of china and the world's tallest skyscraper in dubai to the onion domes of the kremlin. and the flair of the london eye all perfect backgrounds for some spectacular displays of fireworks and more all the best shots for you to enjoy and maybe the next place to select your new year destination from all of us here on our best wishes and a very happy new year. of course twenty thirteen didn't end oh i'm the happiest of notes in russia after the bombings in volgograd russian president vladimir putin traveled to the southern city devastated by two explosions that killed thirty four and left many more wounded and tragic events there prompted the president to rewrite his annual new year address as he pledged that the nation will fight terrorism to the end it was also the first time he reached out to the nation not only from the kremlin but also to the flood stricken city of how about all those where he also mar

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zion you can. a few of the scene rising numbers of muslims being recruited by radical religious groups to fight two wars overseas increasing fears of more terror threats. once these fighters returned to europe better trained than before atheism counterterrorism see if it just occurred to the sea wants the access to passenger data to help in early detection. though there are many voices strongly oppose to that idea. around eleven thousand foreign fighters are estimated to have joined the seer in conflict since two thousand eleven. the new one from europe france germany the uk belgium and the netherlands are seeing a particularly high accidents. because the switch comes into serious to me during turkey. european governments now see syria as the number one breeding ground for anti western pundits who has returned to europe and the insight new security threats. neil been disillusioned guys because they are being faced with an anti war and the need to take a victory total to thirty four. some of them it

thousands of people attended the funeral of one man until you've all been kidnapped from hospital zion. i placed a small two with a swastika of being trailed in a graveyard in crops just days ahead of the holocaust memorial day austria has banned the display of symbols that since nineteen forty seven with anyone displaying them facing criminal charges and possible jail terms. local political officials are aware of the markings on the gravestone its most apparent why they have north's being renewed however the grave sins may not be in contravention of wall street noodles if it turns out it was erected for the legislation came into effect in nineteen forty seven the school can all be applied which respectively posters here she is all incandescent with rage the authorities seem to be finding excuses to avoid removing the symbol. it was owned this is disappointing and frustrating austria has content of the european countries could rules regarding national socialist activities that often we get the impression that the prosecution which is down by instruction to the news over the way at its

zion. new york state has announced plans to allow limited use of medical marijuana joining twenty other american states which already allow the plum be used to assist the sick and in pain. the move was announced by the governor of new york. we have to make new york healthier research suggests that medical marijuana can help matters that needed treatment of cancer and other serious illnesses. twenty states have already started to use it well establish a program allowing up to twenty hospitals the prescribed medical marijuana. and we will monitor the program to evaluate effectiveness in the feasibility of a medical marijuana since the candidates you supposedly helps those with life threatening illnesses such as cancer and hiv and long term conditions including arthritis multiple sclerosis and kolkata by reducing pain improving sleep and it haunts in the ability of stupidity such as muscles to function but is it that the u s states allowing he submit this tomorrow. wanting to california massac

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now further afield acting as a buffer almost around that control is what's being called a bridge in zion and nobody is allowed any access to this unless there are exceptional circumstances now over thirty thousand police and security officers are going to be on patrol in the region and also vehicles won't be allowed into the city unless they have a local registration unless they have been given permission and i want to issue concerning security and safety is of course the right to protest and demonstrations over the course of the weekend president vladimir putin amended a decree saying that demos can take place in designated areas if organizes get permission so it seems that the games organizers taking every step they can to ensure the most expensive games in history peacefully. reporting live from sochi paul looking for full of weeks' time. well there's still one thing missing in sochi the olympic torch which is still in route to the longest on the longest relay in the history of the games from space walks and diving to the bottom of the world's deepest like it's now on its way through

excitement with the famous crystal ball counting down to midnight and massive crowds singing old line zion and new york new york of course everywhere else to the east it's already. but before the great wall of china in the world's tallest skyscraper in dubai if you know of the kremlin and the player of the london eye all perfect backgrounds for some spectacular fireworks the best shots for you to enjoy and maybe to choose your next to your destination from all of us here at our best wishes and a very happy new year. chorus twenty thirteen though it didn't end on the happiest of notes in russia after the bombings in volgograd president vladimir putin traveling to the southern city devastated by two explosions that killed thirty four and left many more wounded the tragic events their profit the president to rewrite his add new new year address and pledge to the nation to fight terrorism till the end it was also the first time he reached out to the nation from somewhere other than the kremlin he was in a city of how about all that was hit by massive flooding that affected the country's far ea

zion is a pilot for kmer will airliner. even discussed him having to shoot her out of the air. >> you understand you would have to do injury job. >> yi. now it is my job to protect everyone else on the ground if i'm so ordered to do so. >> pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> and a lot to protect. 80,000 fans expected. 10,000 workers in the stadium for super bowl. >> and the new york commissioner says they are prepared for any situation. very well prepared. >> let's's talk more about the super bowl. what would be super bowl be without the ad. >> ad, halftime show, all of that coming up on throw back thursday. some of the big day's best moments. you're watching "world news now." >> "world ne >>> almost caught me off guard. time now for throw back thursday where we continue celebrating all things super bowl. >> this morning we take a look at some of the greatest super bowl moments throughout the years. we begin with a classic play from a classic player. >> he's a guy that owns four super bowl rings. but you might know him

jet blue zion a seed for a on this flight to austin is lowering and it sounds like the donkey thought ing into a bowl of mayonnaise shame on you that happened to you i would have bet there was a man snoring and he was in for a i thought when i said that i was like should i make up a fake seat but he people know you have critics oh it oh yeah there are people who hate me. and we had a twitter feud with anyone not really because i was lucky enough to sort of any notoriety that i had came after the internet was already here so i had seen people and like observe them getting into fights with people and it's never it's almost like walking by dog poop on the street and saying like oh i hate dog poop but then to get a fight somebody has to like step in it and carry around with you i want to do that you are well known now do you like thame. defame period know what it affords me yes you'd like. i can pay my living pay my bills with stand up money that's that's insane yes i love it i'm strange canon counters. sometimes because i perform live a lot and there's a thing i had didn't start it but p

vernon do you know some english great country house like zion hauser houghton, it's tiny. it's really tiny and you go up, and i hope everybody will get on the train and go up to 41st street and look at hamilton's beautifully restored house, but compared to, compared to an english gentleman's house that's a tradesman svehla. a tiny, teeny little house. these guys did have their ambitions but they were not --. >> that's right. anymore questions? let's keep talking then. are they going to let you into boston for stopping your survey? >> you know i think what i will seldom is i felt i had to wait for everybody to forget the book and forget the movie and i intended to devote an entire book, in fact five volumes of it to john adams. i didn't think of that until you reminded me that oh my god i was going to go to boston and i didn't write about any single one. do you want to come with me? [laughter] >> the houses that survived and i just want to say that the last one, the most recent one in timeless piece field which was where john and abigail came back in that state in the famil

stranded passengers stomping on sea ice to the tune of that famous new year's song awld lang zion.a major ship helipad for rescue. >> get the team to stomp down the snow and ice so the chinese helicopter can snow drag on can reach us when the weather improves. >>reporter: after 3 ice breaking ship like this one couldn't shatter miles of that thick ice to reach the ship. watch in the time lapse video as it tries and tries again. the latest rescue plan? most of the 74 on board will be flown in groups of 12 to a chinese ice breaker nearby. from there they will be carried by barge to the australian ice breaker at the edge of the sea ice. for now on this holiday. >> just about today 2014. >>reporter: a message. >> happy new year. >>reporter: former first lady barbara bush was hospitalized monday for treatment of respiratory related issue. she was admitted to methodist hospital in houston, texas medical center and in great spirits. according to statement from former president george bush office. follow her husband loss in the 1992 presidential election the couple moved to houston and man

he was adopted by willie and edmonia sue coleman who moved him into their modest suburban home in zion,ir modest illinois. >> mcilwain: fortunately, of course, he has parents thatf step in and adopt him right away, and i'm not sure if they knew it at the time or were later made aware, but coleman of course had very real health issues, very debilitating health issues, particularly with his kidneys. >> narrator: by the time gary turned 7, he'd had two major surgeries and a kidney transplant. the daily battery of drugs required to keep gary alive stunted his growth, trapping him forever in a child's body. since gary was unable to participate in sports, sue coleman encouraged her son to follow other pursuits. >> brown: he was just an adorable little kid. so when he was very young, his mother started putting him in talent shows and auditioningn him for commercials. he was spotted by one of the big hollywood producers in a commercial. the producer says, "hey, we want to see you," so they fly him and his family to l.a. >> narrator: norman lear knew he had a budding star on hise hands, and he

so in some ways i think, you know, his story is the story of his country, his story is the story of zion inism both in its most brutal form and in its effort to come to terms with reality. >> rose: would you consider him, i know you suggested it, jeffrey, the greatest israeli military leader, i mean more so than barack obama, more so than diane, more so than whoever? >> well, i guess i should qualify that, he is the greatest reckless general israel had. you know, you could argue about, look, ehud barak is the most decorated soldier, sharon had some operations to his name that were extraordinary in the 1973 war, when israel was on its heels for a while, he somehow managed to cross the suez canal with his tank division and came within striking distance of cairo. it was indicate an achievement and it is one of those achievements that is studied by militaries around the world. of course, you know, where does the reckless part come in? he decided in that kind of ruthless way he was going to remake 11 upon to expel for good the plo and he got sucked into a quagmire and it became in some ways i

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financials lead the way to the downside with likes of morgan stanley, jpmorgan, even fifth third, zione s&p 500. quick look here at mcdonald's which came out with its numbers, its global same-store sales, were a disappointment. u.s. sales were a disappointment. the stock is bouncing back and squeezing out a gain, up a quarter of 1%. one thing they plan to improve current initiatives in the u.s. and focusing on menu choices as well as customer engagement. back to you. ashley: customer engage mane indeed. thank you very much, nicole. appreciate it. >>> existing home sales rising 1% in december. that snaps three straight months of decline and overall existing home sales up 9% in 2013 compared to the year before, but, as home values rise zillow's chief economist stan humphries expect local real estate markets may see confusion and uncertainty among homebuyers and sellers. stan joins me now. why the confusion? why do you think that is the case? >> think better peck spif of being consumer in markets like phoenix that was down 50, 55% from its peak in 2011 and now 30%. it has been a real roll

zion, my surgical team danced with me and it was an exceptional experience.to surgy not afraid. i was in this happy, joyous place. >> i went online just to try to find if there was any kind of criticism and i found this little article on salon.com, i just want you to respond to this, because the writer was praising the different women in this particular ad, but writes it's hard to imagine janet yellen the new fed chair happy about being featured in an uplifting ad solely on the basis of being a woman. >> i'm honored to be standing beside these just exceptional women and i think it's true we're all human, i think also history has not given women our fair share and our time at the table and our time in the spotlight. so here we are. >> and just quickly, i have to ask, because so many people are wondering about you and your health, how are you doing? >> yeah, today is a great day. a few days ago, not so great, i just started chemotherapy and i had a rough few days but i woke up a new woman and i'm feeling great and ready to go to dance class tonight. >> happy to

zion is a pilot for a commercial airliner. out of the air. do you understand you would have to do your job? >> yes. and now it is my job to protect everyone on the ground if i'm so orderered to do so. >> pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >> and a lot to protect. 80,000 fans expected. 10,000 people working in the stadium for super bowl. >> and the new york commissioner says they are prepared for any kind of si watl prepared. >>> now let's talk more about the super bowl. what would the super bowl be without the ad. >> ads, halftime show, all of that coming up on this throwback thursday. some of the big day's best moments. you're watching "world news now." >> "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. in 1988, our dear friend paul newman had a vision. a place where kids with serious illnesses could just.be kids. [bruce] so he founded a camp. and the joy of playing, laughing, and simply belonging had a profound effect [julia] freeing the children to reach beyond their illnesses and discover new strength. [bruc

will tran is live on the zion of one of the fire -- is live on the scene of one of the fires in san jose is saying this is suspicious, but don't be surprised if they change suspicious into arson. the reason why, this is the second time this week the building has caught on fire. the first fire here earlier this week -- they already said it is arson but right now they want to make sure they look through it to make sure it is not a flair up or -- flare up or something, which is why the preliminary is going with suspicious but not arson. and the other two overnight fires are also being called suspicious. you can see the damage this fire caused. it caused a lot of burning here. the restoration crews had to come out and board this up. this is really bad for the churches. you can see it right there, marty. it begins at 9:00 this morning. they were hoping to use a little of this building for some physical therapy, to meet with the -- fellowship, to meet with the elder people here, to study and use it for bible courses, but that will not happen. it is off limits and boarded up because right now i

well, carolyn glick has a great column, column left, "the left against zion." she talks -- and this is from december 19. she says this week has been a win, a big one for the anti-israel movement. n the space of two days, two quasi--academic associations, the native american and indigenous studies association have launched boycotts against israeli universities. their boycotts follow a similar one announced in april by the asian studies association. these acts -- the groups' actions have not taken place in isolation. they are at peace for ever-escalating acts of anti-israel agitation in college campuses throughout the united states. and i would interject, it is sickening and incredible to me to see anti-semitism growing just the way it did before the 1930's and 1940's when over six llion jews were mercilessly, brutally killed and we're seeing it arise. when i learned about the holocaust and when i've been to germany, i've learned and read and seen, i could never imagine -- thank god we could never have that happen during my lifetime and now i'm seeing anti-semiti

they did this by establishing unit 101 when he led fighters, heroic fighters as mmeir har-zion and his friends. arik also implemented for linking in battle it is in the flanking battles of the six-day war. but above everything else, his abilities to maneuver came through in the war of yom kippur when he led the idf forces through the suez canal, and he defeated the egyptian army under his command. he brought the change to the battle and for its successful ending that started under very difficult conditions for the state of israel. in these states, he managed great courage and initiative and wisdom, and contributed greatly to the strength of the fighter -- fighters. as a minister and a prime minister, he insisted about our right to act so that we can live here in peace and security, a right we insist on also today which is vitally important for our existence and for the peace. i did not always agree with arik and he did not always agree with me. but when he served in my government and i served in his government, we worked in cooperation for the safety and security and economy of israel.