And its friday, mark shields and david brooks are here, to analyze the weeks biggest news developments. Those are some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. Lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your life and become youre own chief life officer. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff president obama said today that the United States would respond proportionally and at time of its choosing to the cyber attack on Sony Pictures entertainment. The f. B. I. Confirmed this morning that north korea was behind the attack on the company. Mr. Obama spoke on that and other issues, at a yearend News Conference. All i want for xmas is to take your questions. Woodruff it w
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Gregg, not barking at him because he must like his smell. That dog is in the store. Then we have baron taking a breakin this k9 unit suv back here. The dogs have been in there because what happened was the police when they got here thought rob remembers hiding in the store, going up and down the aisles in the store. If you are thinking wasnt this store just hit, you are right, because back on april 19th, and here is the surveillance video, these guys were back here, these same police here, northeast philly, between red lion road and woodhaven road. What happened then on april 19, 3 men came in individually, acted like they were on the phone when they came in the main doors, and hid in the mens room. At closing time they popped out, cash registers were being full being loaded, they unloaded them, got away with as much as 30,000. That crime unsolved. They thought thats the detective here in northeast philly that the same crew was hitting other stores like the mcdonalds nearby here on the
Envisioned. A chilling new movie filmed without permission from the Magic Kingdom. That and much more on cbs this morning, saturday, october 12th, 2013. Captioning funded by cbs and welcome to the weekend. We have a terrific lineup of guests for you this morning including the bands great singer songwriter Robby Robertson thats out with a new book and boxette. Plus she went from being one of the best pastry chefs from the west coast to one of the best italian chefs from the East Elizabeth foster is here. The first worlds bionic man. It costs a Million Dollars to make. It has everything from a walk to a functioning spleen. While at times it feels like the grand canyon stands between democrats and republicans to make a deal thats not the case. The grand canyon is expected to reopen today along with a few other National Parks. National monuments like mt. Rushmore and statue of liberty is expected to reopen too. The Obama Administration say louing the states to reopen those sites if they pa
Insurgents started happening after the iraq war and you have a lot of sunni individuals who came to kuwait at the time that were displaced in the conflict that happened. And i think that they have a lot of influence actually and as he said, kuwait has open politics and there has been some situations. And they actually broke down in the middle of these issues and what escalation was part of sm and also in lebanon as well. And this includes the parliamentarians in their support for them as well which i think tells you something about how the sectarian policies of the region are becoming much more prominent and syria takes that too much higher level. And everyone actually has their own players and a lot of the fears that were built up from these other things than that includes what it means and they have their own actors and it will now be a part of another foreign setting. Its just as we talked about. And i think the problem in kuwait is that the politics are much more open. At the same