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this in a country with the most murders per cap ita. flores, a former judge, says such impunity is a problem. a broken justice system. >> rule of law is an illusion. we don't have an objective attorney-general or an independent judiciary. we don't have a human rights commissioner. >> it's not only the justice system at risk, but the judges themselves. the congress dismissed four supreme court judges after ruling a law unconstitutional. >> some are targeted. more than 60 lawyers and judges have been killed here since 2010. there's little faith in those tasked with protecting the population. 1400 police officers this year have been suspended over corruption and ties to organised crime. >> the problems go back a long time. we are trying to get on the right path and avoid cases of injustice, and make sure people that are frustrated and scared have a better tomorrow. >> but for today, the government has deployed a new military police officers to patrol the most dangerous city, a stef human rights activists say can only make matters worse. >>

call it a uke, call it a miracle, whatever you want, it was a win for the auburntigers and itas sure great to watch on television. auburn hadlown a 27-7 lead over georgia, but they pull out one more huge play. desperationtime, fourth an 18 from thr own 27. 25 seconds le to play and that happens. auburn's quarterback nick rshall heaves the ball down fiel deflects off trey mahews right ricdo lewis for a 73-yard uchdown. auburn wins over georg and one of the bestollege plays in college football. >> i think a lot of my old neighbs in atlanta are probably recovering this mornin lee mill downstairs in our control room i understand is an auburn alum. inresting he just wanted to look at the play againone more time. >> a buddy of mine on faceok said this is proof that gois clearly an auburn fan. his words, not mine >> you are just theessenger on that one. georgia fans,t was not him. >> i ca already hear them tweeting now. >> crai thanks. lan is back with a check of the forast again. >> i love how you put your arms out and something has got to land. it's got go in the. > we still have to keep

bothhen it was owned by tesla,here was somebody who had an injured hand, and then rememb before tesla itas toyota and general motors. there we accidents there as well. let's talk about tesla stock. sla stock is down about 30% fromts all time high in october. remember, you had three car fires that moremportantly have really affected tesla stock. even elon musk said the stock was overpriced. musk als complains he gets more tention than the average carmaker but that's because he's far from average. he has been called a modern-day thas ison. after making sure his eloyees we okay at the hospit, musk moved on and tweeted toughout picture of his latest rocke test using pried pa spart other news, big trouble i san jose andt starts with c. cisco stems did not reach wall streetexpectations. more importantly forecast lousy business ahead. cisco i a huge come. it's not the main causef cio's woes but the company did say the nsapying scandal has hurt sales of cisco equipments as foreigners are not trusting american devices. is about to testif to a senate commite as part of her nomition to head the fed.

itas been on a wild ride, but shares areiving after hours following its third quarter earnings report. the electric car maker beat analysnext to -- estimates, but alex fell short. naysayers are wondering if it is driving off cliff. joining me now, president of amg capital. let's start with you. what do you think? >> a little underwhelming because it is priced in. they will be on a path to be like bmw in five layers which is unclear from this report. it is just not growing fast enough. it looks like maybe it is just a lot of early apters. it is something like 100,000 people. melissa: i mean, this is what is incredible to me. 5500 model has cars. gm sells almost one-half million. >> think about the upside opportunity. at is of long way. 5,000, two and a half million. >> i agree that there is so much of sight, so many countries with so much money, and tesla's study begun to the get. bringing out and rolling out new models, and there is just outside. tesla barely even moves. can you imagine what they will do? there are those that love tesla because it is electric, green, beautiful lines.

know, wasn't something that we thought was going to be a big factor goingnto the game, but obviously itas a factor. the passing game is -- it's not one -- it's never one person. you know? it's a comnation of 11 guys going out there and doing their job. >> they have the texans next sunday. the miami dolphins bullyg scandal to another turn today. on suny suspended dolphin richie inko rich richie inkoog incogni incognito. martin.ached out to jonathan i have texted him. we have communicated via text. and i plan to meet with him in rson very shortly. want to get to the btom of it. we wt toet to -- hear what the real facts are. there's been so much said and doneo date that,ou know, i what has happened becau no ones has really spoken wi jonathan martin directl >>> all right. with the news that the twins all-star catcher joe mauer is making a permanent move to first base, giants fans have been ndering about their former mvp behind home platuster posey. bobby evans saying a similar move for posey is not in the diussion. so the you have it, giant fans buster will be behindhe plate and that's wheree

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about to jump i saw that the fire like it turned from smoke to fire and itas abouto catch fire to the upper unit. so there wasn't muchime so i had t jump. >> reporter: vy lucky. >>yeah. >> reporter: this fire started arou 2:45 this morning. the call came in as a kchen fire. fire investigator has bn here this morning to verify that cause. right now they don't think there is anything suspicious onhe surface it appears accidental. the red cross, they tell us that 27 people have been displaced. 17 of them wille put up in a hotel, the other 10 will go to fami and friends. rerting live inhayward, bob rell, "todain the bay." >> thank you. 6:46. a foll-up to the fe at a brought you live yesterday we morning. isorning some environmental groups say they are wried the hazaous smoke could affect air d water quality forears to come. the firet sims metal recycling plant started sunday afternoon andurned for aost 17 hours. sending smoke into the air in aleda, san mateo and santa clara counties. the comny is not sure what caught fire but it may include paint and plastics along with car parts and appl

itas very normal and here he is eight or nine years later people doctor v dropped dead all around him. he's throttled with his own hands two or three of them. he's been responsible for sanctioning the death of one or two others and he's like a sort of toxin and i think he sit there is and he just thinks now i've been responsible for two more deaths. the mom has been blown away, his wife has been blown away. what is my life? who am i? and i think he loses all sense of self and of reality and far brief moment-- and, again, which i think a very real dilemma-- i think he just -- just shoot it up. just shoot it up. just get me high for the next couple hours. i'll deal with it a couple hours later after that. but just for right now let me just get high. and i think he's a man who has collapsed. i think he's collapsed and. >> rose: where is care flee his thoughts? >> i think at this point -- i think at this point i think he feels a sense of bethey y'all. i think he doesn't know what carrie has in storm for him. he doesn't know what to believe. he left believing that she had planned this exfi

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like 1:00 and itas coming. >> reporter: winds at arly 190 miles per hour. an ef-4. one oft least 59 suspected tornadoes that raved the midwest this weekend. >> i'm going into my house. windows are already bustin boom, boom, boom. >> oh, my god. this thing is hugend it's comingast. >> reporter: dozens of storms causing shr destruction. >> nobody has anything left. it's all gone. it just all gone. >> reporter: icities from indian >> i was in ock, which i think i still am. >> reporter: to illinois. >> iot the biggest thing -- sorry -- which was my family. so we'll take care of the rest. >> repter: the focus now turns rebuilding. >> our mission now is to recover and we will recover. >> rorter: when we firstet scott g you recolleundy on odayd abt the town's high school footba team. monday it's ayers and coaches were out in e community lending a hand. day the panthers return to practice for this weekend's state playoff ga. >> this is the hse my kids grew up . >> reporter: gdy plans on turning what is noa field of rubble back into home. do you rebuild here? >> oh, yeah. i

itas something. so think they've got problem. what interestse is what's going to happ next because polics are dynamic. what is the president going to do huge opportunity here, but if we sit around andhigh-fiveeach other about being right about this, that's a mistake. it's ti for us to come up with r own policies so we can move forward which we needto do all the way through 2016. i thought it was interesting that nancy poe elosi said the ws nothg in the law at people can keep their policies. the president said it over and over a over again. what the republans are going to do, i spoke to jhn boehner just yesterday, and they are planni to continue to apply severe oversight and tart -- be vry aggressive at targeting legislative moves to fill in gaps and help america deal th some of the flaws. ut this is, i thk, just a colossal mess beyond -- the president ma the first prose that we're l familiar with, and then he saidou can get it back, which i don't think was ue. >> allcomparisons are imperfect. and it is right in terms of a screw-u

but first, ts is "today" on nbc. >>> itas cleared up here you'll be glad to kw in new york city. we come back at 8:43 with mike tyso when he entered a boxing ring he instild fear in opponents and awe ong spectators. he's pulng no punches writing about his lif in the new autob autob autobiography. were just talking aut a young mike tyson walks into rings and lays it t people you said i don't remember tt guy. >> he's like light yea away from me. it's like a blur. all of that stuff. all of that insecurity,anting to be the best fightern the world. i don't even think on those terms anymore. >> i think when people think that memoirs are coming out. ey expt a whiwashing of history or -- >> no, nobody that reads that book is going tbe envious of me. that's notoing to happen. >> you put it all in there and yosaid something incredible, you said working on this book makes me think my whole life has been a joke. what did you mea by that? >> don't know. i tried so desperate to be somebody that i really wasn't and i never reallyound out w i was. but i want to be this imagine of wha i thought w

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it's a remarkable tree, and ita testimony to the deep roots of the oas, which is the quintessential multilateral entity of the americas and has its origins obviously dating back to even before that peace tree was planted. i was tempted to tell a story about william howard taft who - and a famous introduction that he made - but i'm going to spare you that particular story - but it's a very funny one, and worth at some point sharing with you. i'm delighted to be in the company of former trade representative carla hills. great to be here with you. and i'm particularly proud to be here with our assistant secretary roberta jacobson, who does such an outstanding job with respect to all of the western hemisphere, has come - just come back from china on a dialogue in china regarding the western hemisphere and latin america particularly. since i became secretary of state, i've had the privilege of speaking in some beautiful rooms like this in about, what, 30 countries all over the world. but i cannot tell you how nice it is to speak in one where i get to drive for two minutes instead of fly 12 hours. it

itas the return of kevin ware. you might remember he shattered his leg during last ye's ncaa urnament but he looked to be ck at 100% last night. he jumd in at the end of the first half and split some defenders on that drive to cap a 20-point run. finished with fe points. he had two rebounds in 13 minutes. he looked to be bk to normal. kevin ware bac on the t. >>retty impressive >> i spent some te with him last year after that awful accident. he is an absolutely class act. so it's good to see him back out there on the urt. i never aowed myself to watch the video. but reading theccount was just terrifng what he went through. >> he had such an amazg, positivepirit after that. such an attitude a goo to see him. it took a lot. you saw that break. took a lot of rehab to get to the point where he is now. >> impreive too he did that in ch a short period of me. >> yes, yes. >> quite a guy. >> craig, thank you. >>> dylan has a check of the forecastor us. >> we have a l of snow actually in parts of the northwes we are going t

this in a country with the most murders per cap ita. a former judge says impunity is part of a larger problem, a broken justice system. >> rule of law is an illusion. we don't have an objective attorney-general or an independent judiciariar a national human rights commissioner that can carry out functions. >> it's not only the justice system at risk, it's the judges. the united nations expert expressed concerns when the congress dismissed four supreme court judges after ruling a law unconstitutional. >> some are targeted. 60 lawyers and judges have been killed here since 2010. there's little faith and they are tasking with protecting the operation. 600 police have been suspended over corruption and organised crime. the problems go back a long time. what we are trying do is get on the right path and avoid cases of injustice and make sure the people that feel scared have a better tomorrow. for today, the government deployed a new military police force to patrol the most dangerous cities, a step that may make matters worse. >> translation: