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The south tonight so our temperatures will be steady and slowly rising into a much warmer day on wednesday. Expect highs to climb to around 31 degrees tomorrow with partly sunny skies and a gentle west wind. Thursday looks amazing with plenty of sunlight and high temps back in the mid 40s enjoy every second of that warmth because starting friday temperatures will be steadily and slowly falling into a very cold weekend with some snow showers possible early on sunday. Elias top five this morning. Elias president barack obama will deliver his final state of the Union Address later today. Aimed la...

Came down. People are marking the historic moment today. Things changed radically for east germans. We take a look at some of the things that survived reunification. But first, jerusalem on edge. For weeks now, tensions have been at a boiling one over axis and use of one of the city over access and use of one of the city cost most holy the citys most holy sites. Israel has deployed more police to curb any possible violence. This as muslims gather for weekly prayers. It is known as temple mount. Here is mackler irris mackler is standing by with an update. What steps are currently being taken to...

Good evening. On behalf of the bored of regents, the Administration Faculty and staff. Welcome to the gubernatorial debate. It is my pleasure to moderate tonights it debate. The production of this tee vent is a combined effort of oeta, the league of women voters of oklahoma and Oklahoma State university. And now lets introduce the candidates. Republican governor mary fallin and Democratic State representative joe dorman. [applause] now each candidate will be asked a series of questions by a panel of journalists. The questions were selected by the journalists. The Panel Members are Rachel Hubba...

See more and more restrictions not just of coal here in the United States but around the world which means we have to get out in front of that to make sure we have the technologies to use coal cheaply and we got to be able to send those technologies to other countries that are still burning coal. Because there are going to be countries like china, india, and others that still use coal for years to come. Theyre poor and theyre building a lot of power plants quickly. They dont have as much natural gas as us. Theyre going to be interested in figuring out how can they use their coal supplies and h...

Harvard law school tel aviv university, the Hebrew University of jerusalem and the university of paris. His books include the regulation of international trade, the wto system, law, politics and legitimacy. The professor has been a frequent consultant or advisor and the International Development bank. The professor is also a member of the board of advisors of the center for law and philosophy. He serves on the Editorial Advisory Board of the london review International Law, the journal of World Investment and trade him a transnational legal theory and issues of economic integration. Hes cofoun...