2015/01/14 Headlines: Victims of Paris Attacks Laid to Rest in France, Israel; French Parliament Extends ISIS Bombing Campaign with 488-to-1 Vote; AQAP Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Massacre; New Video Shows Charlie Hebdo Gunmen Firing on Police; Charlie Hebdo Publishes 1st Issue Since Attack with Prophet Muhammad on Cover; North Korea Offers Direct Talks After U.S. Rejects Suspension of Military Drills; Obama Sees Common Ground with GOP on Cybersecurity, Trade; New Cybersecurity Rules Would Increase Information Sharing Between Companies, Gov't; Obama Admin to Unveil Proposed Methane Emission Cuts; Protesters Rally Across U.S. Against GOP Push on Keystone XL; Georgia Executes Vietnam Vet; Oklahoma to Attempt 1st Lethal Injection Since Botched Killing; NYC Board of Correction Bans Solitary for Young Prisoners at Rikers; Video Shows Montana Cop Weeping After Fatal Shooting; Civil Rights Groups Challenge Rejection of Lawsuit Against NYPD's Muslim Surveillance; Ohio Bartender Accused of Plot to Kill House Speaker Boehner; Jeremy Scahill to CNN: Network "Terrorism Experts" are "Largely Frauds"