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chairman grassley: welcome, everybody, to a very important hearing that we have. thank you for being patient while we get started here. i ll have an opening statement. senator feinstein will. and then we ll go-dirble introduce our first panel. then when we re done there go to the second panel and introduce that at that time. the senate judiciary committee today is holding a hearing that we entitled responses to the increase in religious hate crimes. this is a subject of great bipartisan interest in the committee. religious hate crimes harm victims. and also have a great impact on communities. many of these crimes would never have been committed but for hatred. they run counter to america s values such as religious freedom and tolerance. americans have the right to be safe against those who would treat them as members of religious groups rather than as individuals. religious hate crimes are on the rise. crimes against jewish people are the most common religious hate cr ....
i still haven t found what i m i still haven t found what i m looking for captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, december 2nd, 2014. good morning, good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. new from overnight. islamic extremists are suspected of staging a bloody terror attack in northern kenya. at least 46 workers at a quarry near kenya s border with somalia were killed. militants from the somali based terror group al shabaab are suspected. police say they singled out nine muslims and killed them. and more fallout from the ferguson, missouri shooting, proposals from the attorney general to end racial profiling and from the president a task force to study police reform and accountability. meanwhile, there have been national walkouts to protest the shooting. susan mcginnis is in washington and has more on the nationwide protests. susan, good morning. good morning, anne-marie, people walked off their jobs and out of high school ....
this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, december 2nd, 2014. good morning, good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. new from overnight. its lappic extremists are suspected of staging a bloody terror attack in northern kenya. at least 46 workers at a quarry near kenya s border with somalia were killed. militants with the terror group al shabaab are expected. and more fallout from the ferguson missouri shooting, proposals from the attorney general to end racial profiling and from the president a task force to study police reform and accountability. meanwhile there have been national walkouts to protest the shooting. susan mcginnis is in washington and has more on the nationwide protests. susan, good morning. good morning, anne-marie, people walked out of their jobs and out of high schools and across the country in l.a. and san francisco and elsewhere. meanwhile at the white house spent muff of the day focused on ferguson. reporter: hundred us of protesters di ....
good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i m morgan radford live from new york city. the first snow storm of the year is over. millions of americans are bracing for bitter cold conditions. forecasters say the next few days could bring some of the coldest temperatures in two decades. the wind chill factor may broach 50 below zero. the governor of new york and new jersey declared state of emergency, and temperatures are expected to reach zero degrees. the windchill is in effect until 5am in the morning. these viz ris are issued when chill factors are minus 10 degrees for at least three hours. across the north-west and midwest it is not expected to go above zero. minneapolis faces a bitter 15 degrees. the mercury in chicago is expected to plummet. in washington d.c. temperatures are low and in new york it s an ice-cold 4 degrees, and that is where we find erica live for us in bryant park. good morning. in the upper midwest and across the north-east, road travel is ....
and today we re going to look at how the sports world is starting to champion environmental causes. that s right. we can all do something to help curb climate change. i ll preserve the job. my name is chris alone. great to have you with us. this time we ll be looking at i ll try to lift by taurus is frustrating island us as synagogue how activist in ivory coast tackling waste and global warming. and how a traditional irrigation system can save farmers into naisha from suffering water shortages most the false tend not to associate sports with a drive to beat the climate crisis. but why not? it s all about team work, isn t it? the initiative sports for future allows athletes and fans to join together to support global environmental projects. how does it work? less take a closer look at one german nigerian initiative soccer brings people together even across continents. the students of nathan and nanc secondary school in nigeria have linked up with professional footballers ....