do on the space statio station as it turnt it's not the best place to do the work on the spacetion a spas intended. >> it will probably echo what is going ford. >>> what is it like being on that station in that little space if people don't get along. >> it can be a problem. >> has it been. one thing astronauts have learned in training is how to get along with people in confind spaces. >> thank you appreciate you joining us as always. the show may be over. the conversation continues o the website. on monday we have esp espionaget the heart of the terrorist attacks in mumbai i-po mu mumbai india. and kitty kelly an he and here s >>> welcome to the news hour from al jazeera in doha. i'm adrian finnegan. an end to a desperate week of waiting as a family is reunited in the philippines. >>> childhood friends go head to head as votes against underway in the chile elections.

do on the space statio station as it turnt it's not the best place to do the work on the spacetion a spas intended. >> it will probably echo what is going ford. >>> what is it like being on that station in that little space if people don't get along. >> it can be a problem. >> has it been. one thing astronauts have learned in training is how to get along with people in confind spaces. >> thank you appreciate you joining us as always. the show may be over. the conversation continues o the website. on monday we have esp espionaget the heart of the terrorist attacks in mumbai i-po mu mumbai india. and kitty kelly an he and here s ♪ >> hello, and welcome to another news hour from al jazeera in doha. i'm adrian finnigan with the world's top stories in this hour. relief workers struggle to deliver food to the survivors of typhoon. fran's president demands an end to all jewish settlements inel occupied west bank. >> 26 people dead in egypt after a train collides two vehicles and a

do on the space statio station as it turnt it's not the best place to do the work on the spacetion a spas intended. >> it will probably echo what is going ford. >>> what is it like being on that station in that little space if people don't get along. >> it can be a problem. >> has it been. one thing astronauts have learned in training is how to get along with people in confind spaces. >> thank you appreciate you joining us as always. the show may be over. the conversation continues o the website. on monday we have esp espionaget the heart of the terrorist attacks in mumbai i-po mum mumb. and kitty kelly an he and here s capturing lucie newman >>> hello. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. >> keeping the faith. faced with massive devastation from typhoon haiyan, philippines make time to head to sunday mass. >> a suicide bombing aimed at talks over whether to keep american soldiers in afghanistan. >> fears a christmas character popular in netherlands is promoting racism.

they are aggressive in the online face r spa -- online spa which is nice to see. in in, lowes - sales at 6%. it foers cast continued -- forecast continued growth to end the year. a state senator stabbed by his son. some blaming the attack on a lack of adequate health quar. and why toronto's beleaguered mayor won't be doing a reality show. and it's michael eaves, and we talk about the teams that qualify for the world cup and why many are breathing a sigh of relief. . >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm sigh sigh -- i'm stephanie sy, and nears the top stories. the supreme court refused to block provisions until a lower court in texas recalls on the issue. >> voters exceeded a proposal to outlaw late of this term abortions. it's the first time they appeared on a ballot in the u.s. city. diplomats are on a third round of talks. iran's spiritual leader warned thai ran would not take a step back from its nuclear rights. >> during the last round of talks aimed at slowing iran's nuclear program. secretary of statery john kerry said the two times from close to a de

china declared sunday that its air defense zone covers a spaed area in the east china sea. the zone is above a group of islands claimed by both china and japan. the u.s. became involved when a pair of american bombers flew through the air space two days ago. craig leeson reports on how neighboring countries are responding. >> military posted two aircraft as well, saying it went ok. there was no response from china. i guess they're happy that they've proofen their point. south korea likewise had a chance to put their grievances personally to china, meeting with their counterpart in seual today. it's tit or tat at this moment and who knows where it's going to end. >> the wintery tomorrow that battered the nation this week made it a rough ride for some thanksgiving travelers. it didn't cause the all-out gridlock many feared, though. only minor flight delays were reported in new york and philadelphia. the storm was blamed for 14 detectives, most in traffic accidents. >> the effects of the storm are still felt. the high winds in new york city may force the grounding of those mac

spa is a european company. we're pushing corporate tax reform. all of those competitors have a ten-point lower tax rate than we have. but for us in our business, becky, if we can get there with a better product and execute while in market, we're going to win market share. we're also driving the category growth. so in a market where consumer is using one diaper a day, if we can get to two diapers a day, that doubles the size of the business for us. >> you're talking about china? >> china or a place like africa, one that is really opening up and starting quickly. we're going very well in brazil. we're seeing double digit growth in units and many of our categories in brazil. we've got pretty strong growth across the emerging markets. >> john, thank you so much for joining us today. we really appreciate it. >> thank you, becky. >>> coming up, we're playing tracks from our favorite music we got into earlier this week. how did that start? our guest host had been at an eagles' concert. >> you needed ten and you used captain and tanille. i saw you googli

cuddling while taking a spa bath only a week out of the womb. the cuddling is what has the internet swooning. french newborn nurse sonia rochelle developed this bathing technique. she says she first got the idea for a baby spa about 15 years ago while she was taking a shower. she loved how the water felt streaming down on her head. she figured it would make a newborn feel right at home. >> translator: i tried to reproduce the memories that the babies still have of life in the mother's belly. >> reporter: to relieve the trauma of birth, she started streaming water on babies' heads while massaging them and playing soothing music. now she's graduated from single babies to the twins, a boy and a girl. sonia warns that some of the head handling moves shouldn't be attempted by untrained parents. for instance, when she cradles the baby with nose and mouth just above the surface, the eyes submerge. a doctor we talked to didn't seem too worried about the spa bath, saying babies have good reflexes to avoid drowning. we also wondered if this would have any

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spa. >> stephen: that is the happiest ends i have ever heard of. (applause) >> stephen: david, thank you so much. david, murdoch's world, we'll be right back. 2ndi@9cr!jó/1klcb-xc/c/c/he=lesé >> stephen: t captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my name is the jon stewart. we've got a good show for you tonight. what is going snon. [cheers and applause] -- wow, what a show tonight. tonight's guest bob woodruff. we'll talk about liz veterans foundation ant big benefit coming up. you remember a few months back we talked to the mayor of toronto rob ford was a crack head. that there was maybe a piece of video of mayor rob ford of toronto smoking -- crack. [ laughter ] and i now understand the videotape is exhibiting the poor judgment you often associate with smoking crack. >> i cannot comment on a video

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it's called shantytown, a lodging option available at the emoya hotel and spa in bloemfontein in south africa. it's modeled on the hovels of south africa's townships. the whole family can stay in an authentic corrugated tin shack, each with its own black smoke spewing fire, beef tallow candle and squatter's kitchen. like a sandals resort if sandals were made for an old tire. it's got nothing on glamour slumming, or glumming. now you can experience what it's like to be trapped in a shantytown, resending rich people who do things like stay in a pretend shantytown. plus, in addition to destitution inspired amenities like outside long drop toilets and something called a donkey geyser, there are also modern comforts like underfloor heating and wireless internet access. i assume real shantytowns still use dialup. and since these hoover villas accommodate up to 52 guests, the shantytown is ideal for team building and fancy theme parties. of course the theme is up to you. maybe a masquerade ball called "eyes wide shut to other people's suffering." (laughter) the only problem, is south africa i

our e-mail is journal@c-spa n.org. dave boyer writes that a perfect storm of blunders, broken promises and rebellion in his own party over obamacare is raising doubts about whether the president can recover from the month-long debacle to govern effectively in his second term. also on abc's "this week." here is a look. >> where could we be in four or five months? hopefully the website is working fine and people are enrolling in healthcare. hopefully we will not have another bout of washington dysfunction. we pass a budget and move forward. the economy continues to strengthen. we could be in a much different place to her for months from now. no doubt, this is an enormously challenging time. you do have to have perspective. the story can change and once , theebsite gets fixed republican platform is going to be getting rid of health, millions of people will be signed up. >> what about presidents and their second terms? a lot has been written in the last several days. >> richard smith joins us by phone to give us a more bro

american espionage at, author of the secret century, the untold history of the national security agency spa researching and writing about matters of national security. >> the main question ellis wanted answer is we spend right now 200,000 americans comprising the u.s. intelligence community. what are we getting for the money? to me, for all of manpower and all the effort, what then for the baca we getting? it is the artist question that any historian can answer. great to write a kid, salacious book about derring-do and spies in the ether and how it is done, but at the end of the day the hardest question that we have to ask ourselves is -- and this is one i have read literally tens of thousands of pages, a cra posting steady speed read the one question no one can answer is, is the nsc worth the money spent on it since it was created in 1952? it is like trying to prove a negative. it is impossible. in so what i wanted to do in writing this book was to lay out those instances, those things that i knew about both get and bad when this successes and failures of the agency in terms failures of th

but he managed to sound spa and an the language were not something that came to you from an olympian height and required a dictionary. frost was a plainspoken person, both in life and in his area. frost was, as i said, celebrated as a known almost entirely as a delinquent priority. he spent some time in the wind. he spent some time in florida. but the vast majority of his life was in vermont and new hampshire, massachusetts also. nonetheless, he knew someone in ann arbor and came from the invitation of then president dan burton invited him in 1921 to be kind of a writer in residence. now, you can't throw a stone at a university without uncovering a writer or an artist in residence. but at that time, which is after all almost a century ago, it was close to a revolutionary notion. artists are kept at a very stiff arms removed from academe and frost was not a scholar, nor a university graduate himself. he ended up receiving all sorts of honorary degrees and became often a dr. of humane letters. at the time, he was some i.d. who is more known as a farmer and private citizen. for a univer

this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. >> that's one of the reasons why the company is investing. >> order. questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this week launched cross quality camping with the support of the union. victims of blacklisting. we've written to all the companies involved and will read post the responses on a website. will the prime minister join me in this campaign to support hard-working people and stamp out the terrible disease of blacklisting? >> i'm very glad to join my honorable friend and i congratulate him on the work that he's done on this issue. blacklisting is illegal. blacklisting is wrong. this sort of intimidation is wrong. just as intimidation of nonstriking workers or indeed managers is also run. i'm happy to condemn both forms of intimidation and i hope others will as well. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >

this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. >> i'm sitting alongside two of them here. could i urge my honorable friend to make sure that is a new, large prison? it can deal with all the different types of offenders it will have to address to have the best rehabilitative effect and make sure that our proper work facilities for prisoners. >> minister? >> i thank my honorable friend. last week i saw a great example of a large and diverse prison showing just how effectively different categories of prisoners can be brought together. we have exactly the same aspiration for the new prison in north wales.

booktv's "in depth" the first sunday of every month on c-spa c-span2. >> harvard kennedy school of government hosted a discussion in september about rick died in the history of the effects of digital technology on journalism. we hear from john huey, one of the projects researchers and the from and to of "time" magazine.. this is about one hour 20 minutes. >> thank you, alex. and maybe a metaphor too farhan raising the veil on riptides. but i'll do my best. first of all i want to thank some people. also want to thank alex jonesmot for making the shortest in fellowship the best possible destination for a journalist saeking sanctuary, perspectivekg reinvigoration and greatirationt company. i think i'm speaking for both of my co-authors when i say that. u it's just a great place. r makino smoothly. nancy palmer, janel sims. it feels like a home away from home and all three of us are happy to be home. to explain riptide ever so briefly. three world where he executives watch up on the shores of harvard university, all looking for a nest on the ground and trying to avoid all the work that would be i

problem with overtime to plan the competence to begin with, but we're looking at helicopter rides and spa treatments. wouldn't that overtime have been better spent on employees were actually processing veterans claims of? >> absolutely right. that is extremely disturbing, and i would expect my leaders in the future to have and execute good, fiduciary responsibilities. >> earlier this year the house passed h.r. 313, the government spending and a candidate act of 2013 which caps non-military spending on conferences and requires a detailed itemized report on federal conference spending. that is designed to ensure that conferences are for training and work purposes rather than taxpayer-funded vacations. it also adds transparency's and measures to remove loopholes from the president's executive order 13589 entitled promoting effective spending. earlier this year i sponsored that bill and it was passed. unfortunately, it appears at least in this case, and this is before the bill, they va people lost sight of what the purposes of these conferences were for training. we have no itemized expense r

so i would go to every spa, state week and i would write a chapter about what they were really like inside. i thought, this is it. it's -- it sold 14 copies. my mother -- my mother bought 14 and that was it. but i remember when i went to one place, it was called the hot springs. i would arrive on sunday and stay for the whole week and put that in the chapter. i arrived, and the woman at the desk said sit down, please. we've had a problem here. we have some writer coming from washington, d.c. and we just had a death in the back to l.a. has just died. suggested down there and i will be with you in a moment. and i thought, someone died? the point of this book was that i was going to take part in every come everything they offered and i thought, no, i couldn't do them a bath. in the, that was the first book. and the next book was a biography. >> host: who is that on? >> guest: it was "jackie oh!" and the publisher would asked me if i would write a biography on jaclyn kenny for nasa's come and i said you're crazy. i have read everything written on the kennedys and on mrs. onassis. there's been

booktv's thank you the first sunday of every month on c-spa c-span2. >> the aspen institute hosted a roundtable discussion today on defense related topics including the iranian nuclear deal, budget negotiations and congress and the upcoming afghanistan withdrawal. among the speakers was michele e flournoy, former undersecretary of defense for policy on the president obama and philip -- philip zelikow who served as part of george h. to be bush's national \street/{-|}street council. this is about an hour and 20 minutes.i'm sorri'm >> thank you all for coming and i'm sorry i'm not nick, but her in and i'm pulling myself together. some going to get brirefly introduce michele and philip. i see a number of people in the audience who were after and can simply better weather last summer. soth michele flournoy is the 20 senior advisor from 2009-2000 o luscious undersecretary of defense for policy. she was the principal advisor tn the secretary of o defense and foreign relations of national securityty defense policy d operations and so forth. i interviewed her a number of times. she was very c

this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. >> commitment to a feasibility study on improvements north of newcastle. i'm not aware of any such commitment across borders from the scottish government. >> if minister want to give it a clear signal that england and scotland are better together, can we have some tangible evidence before the referendum vote that the road linking them is going to be do completely? >> thank you. and can i also add my condition for the quality of services given his constituents. people know we've already announced the feasibility study would suggest to him that demonstrates our commitment and i am more than happy to work with them and with the scottish government. >> order. questions for the prime minister. mr. steve baker. [shouting] >> number one. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, with remember today, i'm sure the whole house will join me in remembering those who have given their lives in the service of our country. perhaps particularly with the president of the republic of korea we should remember those who fell in the conflict and all who serve many who

this is live coverage on c-spa c-span2. >> i'm sitting alongside two of them here. could i urge my honorable friend to make sure that is a new, large prison? it can deal with all the different types of offenders it will have to address to have the best rehabilitative effect and make sure that our proper work facilities for prisoners. >> minister? >> i thank my honorable friend. last week i saw a great example of a large and diverse prison showing just how effectively different categories of prisoners can be brought together. we have exactly the same aspiration for the new prison in north wales. >> or do. questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker comes to the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to warrant officer ian fisher of the first the type who was killed on operations in afghanistan on tuesday the fifth of november. it is clear from the tributes paid he was a professional and well respected soldier who made a huge contribution to the army over many years on a number of operationa

so i would go to every spa, state week and i would write a chapter about what they were really like inside. i thought, this is it. it's -- it sold 14 copies. my mother -- my mother bought 14 and that was it. but i remember when i went to one place, it was called the hot springs. i would arrive on sunday and stay for the whole week and put that in the chapter. i arrived, and the woman at the desk said sit down, please. we've had a problem here. we have some writer coming from washington, d.c. and we just had a death in the back to l.a. has just died. suggested down there and i will be with you in a moment. and i thought, someone died? the point of this book was that i was going to take part in every come everything they offered and i thought, no, i couldn't do them a bath. in the, that was the first book. and the next book was a biography. >> host: who is that on? >> guest: it was "jackie oh!" and the publisher would asked me if i would write a biography on jaclyn kenny for nasa's come and i said you're crazy. i have read everything written on the kennedys and on mrs. onassis. there's been

home, 7,000 square feet on two acre five bed, five 1/2, no, seven baths plus two offices, a gym, pool, spa, wine cellar and v views th3 really is why you buy malibu. they're the best views out there. melissa: five 1/2 million dollars. what could i expect to make over time? brokers hate this question. if i had to flip this house i year or two how much wld i make? has any real housewife owned this house and shopped in it? otherwise i don't know if i'm interested. >> the house which was have not -- housewives or dusted o tainted house however you like to look at that. but, the home, y know, this house is price, listed price around 790 sque foot. back when the market was at its peak for lanide property were selling them at $10 a square foot. so we're priced really fairly compared to what else is selling out there but compared to where your peak was in t market, you have a lot of room to grow. melissa: most expensive homen malibu right now is 57 million. >> i know. melissa: 11,0 square feet, six bedrooms, bathrooms. why is this home, we' looking at pictures of right now, it is a modern monstros

7,000 square feet on two acres, five bed, five 1/2, no, seven baths plus two offices, a gym, pool, spa, wine cellar and views that3 really is why you buy malibu. they're the best views out there. melissa: five 1/2 million dollars. what could i expect to make over time? brokers hate this question. if i had to flip this house in year or two how much would i make? has any real housewife owned this house and shopped in it? otherwise i don't know if i'm interested. >> the house which was have not -- housewives or dusted or tainted house however you like to look at that. but, the home, you know, this house is price, listed price around 790 a square foot. back when the market was at its peak for landside property were selling them at $1200 a square foot. so we're priced really fairly compared to what else is selling out there but compared to where your peak was in the market, you have a lot of room to grow. melissa: most expensive home in malibu right now is 57 million. >> i know. melissa: 11,000 square feet, six bedrooms, 10 bathrooms. why is this home, we're looking at pictures of right now

if you are the best deals from top rated restaurants, hotels and spas and activities, travel zoo is a great source for it. or is google maps and waze. helping you figure out where the traffic volumes are to avoid those. reduce the stress while traveling. lori: i'm going to blast through a couple of these. one that sent out, choose a smaller airport. if you live in a bigger city, there are choices, correct? >> if you're in chicago, midway is an alternative to o'hare. in san francisco it is oakland. you may find fares much lower than the main airport. adam: connect south. >> driving maybe 30 minutes across a bridge in san francisco you will reduce your airfare quite a bit. lori: choose a destination not celebrating holiday. >> that is the big one. the caribbean or areas outside may not celebrate things like thanksgiving because the crowds are not there. lower occupancy drives lower prices. trying to get guests attracted to their hotels, so those are always bargains. lori: i'm considering applying for the tsa program. is that really worth it? does that make it significant time savings ge

many turkeys will be getting quoteetomorrow, a few are headed to the spa. the relaxing day coming up and they are thankful for that but what about you? your response to what is bugging me next. look at today's winners on the nasdaq. dennis: it is what bugging me today. nothing at all. i asked what are you thankful for this thanksgiving and years what somebody had to say, being in the u.s.a. happy thanksgiving to all staff at fox business. ni jennifer says diane thankful for you. for fox business in turkey, is that nice? harper jones says i am thankful my health care will not change next year. you might be ironic. i am thankful my health care plan may cover iodine capsules when iran complete its arsenal of nuclear bombs. that will be a quite a matchup of different themes. tracy: well thought out. if you let the turkeys as a certain desks this thanksgiving. california animal advocate karen don rescued the birds, jessica and and from a slaughterhouse and treated them, san francisco weekly reports on will have the birds at her thanksgiving dinner but instead of

they even paid for some spa treatment. >> they're going to try to tighten it up so they spend the money where it should be instead of the bureaucrat garbage. >> as we reported a huge backlog, hundreds of thousands of vets whose claims haven't been. >> the whole v.a. isn't working doris troll. pennsylvania. i'm mad at bill because he makes everybody say merry christmas. ry have to stop watching the factor this time of year. he harps on the issue. some people do not want to be greeted with merry christmas. there is an old saying, doris, life is tough and then you die. federal holiday christmas. don't like it change it to winter soltis. americans like and respect the tradition. uses the word merry. for you to try to interfere with the free expression of the federal holiday is wrong. my job is to look out for the folks, including you, doris, but when you intrude on something that brings joy to most of your fellow country men i have to step in and scold you. i hope you understand. say goodbye to heather, everybody there, she. >> i like that scolding. >> she has to go to bed. if you are mad a

they even paid for some spa treatment. >> they're going to try to tighten it up so they spend the money where it should be instead of the bureaucrat garbage. >> as we reported a huge backlog, hundreds of thousands of vets whose claims haven't been. >> the whole v.a. isn't working doris troll. pennsylvania. i'm mad at bill because he makes everybody say merry christmas. ry have to stop watching the factor this time of year. he harps on the issue. some people do not want to be greeted with merry christmas. there is an old saying, doris, life is tough and then you die. federal holiday christmas. don't like it change it to winter soltis. americans like and respect the tradition. uses the word merry. for you to try to interfere with the free expression of the federal holiday is wrong. my job is to look out for the folks, including you, doris, but when you intrude on something that brings joy to most of your fellow country men i have to step in and scold you. i hope you understand. say goodbye to heather, everybody there, she. >> i like that scolding. >> she has to go to bed. if you are mad a

we expect spa progress report on the website and a whole lots more oh that hearing starts. you will see it here. martha: a new report shows so far young americans seem to be avoiding buying into the new healthcare plan. that's raising concerns about the healthy young adults needed to financially be the underpinning of this entire healthcare plan. the story in the "wall street journal" says the kentucky state-run exchange echoes what insurers are seeing nationally. 39% of those even roll are in 58 and older. 37% 35-54 and only 24% under 34. art laffe is in studio today. welcome. >> thank you, it's a beautiful studio. this "wall street journal" story says something you were concerned about all along. >> they have to have enough fund coming in. if you get on those who use resources and not those who pay for the insurance part of it you will have it going bust or at least not being financially sound. the numbers are early in the game. the numbers are starting to control in you nowhere near where they need to be by march. this happened in massachusetts, too. the young people are

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