it's about 1% of the overall income for the irish state, and some say that is systemic. what is happening there in orielled facilitating tax avoiding and keep that going. that seems to be why it is protected so much. >> thank you for taking time to talk to us. appreciate it. >>> now let's go back to doreen in doha. >> still on the al jazeera news hour, book sales decline but we'll tell i couldn't old it was are still going strong. >>> and reaching the world cup finals for the first time coming up in sports. >> hello again, time for sports. >> st. louis cardinals could reacwinthe place in the final fa fourth time in ten years. st. louis stretched their lead to a 3-1 on tuesday. the cardinals in a commanding position by the end of the third inning with holiday smashing the homer. the game was put out of l.a's reach and it was 4-2. we're looking for similar results in game five in l.a. >> we can't get ahead of ourselves. this team is way too good to think that for some reason it's not going to be a very tough task to get one more win. i think as a group while you're excited

irish. >> tim: oklahoma state and iowa state, big win today for gundy's club really well done, roland getting job done. >> brian: they head to texas tech next week. >> tim: louisville taking on south florida. is there a bounce-back? >> spencer: teddy bridgewater passing to the end zone. damon copeland on the score. >> brian: do you think he's going to be playing for the buccaneers? >> tim: might be. in addition to that we have u.c.f. rolling again. they are b.c.s.-bound in the american athletic conference if they win out, manhandled -- manhandled the huskies today. manld minnesota and nebraska. tough for coach. >> spencer: bo pelini at that point. nebraska hadn't lost to this group since 1960. >> tim: a bad loss, no doubt about that. michigan state and illinois, b.j. >> brian: delson williams, running back, he's going to break away. show a little speed. that helped. 42-yard touchdown run. they sit alone atop the legends division. big brother comes to east lansing next week. big brother meaning michigan. >> tim: a couple of big games tonight. pac-12 and s.e.c. let's begin oregon and ucla. >> s

notre dame and arizona state... the irish fell behind early....e 4th quarter.... a win gives the irish a 4 and 2 record.... the fighting illini ran into a buzz saw at lincoln..... the corhuskers racked up 521 yards in offense... kenny bell here with a great one handed grab and he takes it to the end zone.... nebraska controlled the game from the start and they bury the illini... 39-19... illinois is now 3 and 2.... the game of football is about controlling the football and taking care of the football. we cannot turn it over >> rod carey and his huskies survived the rain and survived against kent state.... converted linebacker cameron stingley rushed for 266 yards..... niu had 454 yards rushing and a total of 658 yards for the game... they win 38-24... and move their record to 4 and oh. the bears will try to keep drew breese winless at soldier fied when they meet the saints tomorrow.. a noon kickoff.... and finally.... the presidents cup.. tiger woods and team usa have been mantinaing an edge all weekend... woods and matt kuchar teaming up again to

state. shamrock series at at&t stadium. irish and the sun devils. notre dame trying to bounce back from a loss to oklahoma a week ago. >> you know, it gets dark at like 7:00, so phil's going to be able to see the whole game. this is the putt attempt for phil mickelson. leishman an arizona state alum. putt here for him. >> he should know exactly what it does, inside the hole. >> stay 1 down. we continue approaching the 11th hour of golf at the presidents cup. internationals lead in 3, u.s. lead in 2 in the foursomes. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> we're back at the par 5, 7th. tiger woods getting ready to play a second shot. >>

state. shamrock series at at&t stadium. irish and the sun devils. notre dame trying to bounce back from a loss to oklahoma a week ago. >> you know, it gets dark at like 7:00, so phil's going to be able to see the whole game. this is the putt attempt for phil mickelson. leishman an arizona state alum. putt here for him. >> he should know exactly what it does, inside the hole. >> stay 1 down. we continue approaching the 11th hour of golf at the presidents cup. internationals lead in 3, u.s. lead in 2 in the foursomes. the most free research reports, customizable charts, powerful screening tools, and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> we're back at the par 5, 7th. tiger woods getting ready to play a second shot. >>

highly entertaining game in the shamrock series as the irish try to remain unbeaten in the series with a tough game tonight against arizona stateody got their money's worth at at&t tonight. he is going to throw the ball. rees will throw it away. that stops the clock. 1:29. i'm scratching my head on that one. >> mike: i understand that you will probably get a one on one. i don't see the percentages there. ryan kelly isn't very happy with that. >> tom: now it's fourth down. arizona state still has a time-out in its pocket. >> mike: i don't get that at all. force them to burn that time-out. >> tom: brindza will punt. >> referee: false start, offense, number 23. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> mike: rocked a little bit. that really shouldn't hurt them because of field position. i hate to over em if a size. i don't know why you don't force them to use the last time-out. there is 1:29 left. >> tom: picked up the snap. a high towering punt. not that deep. they let it bounce. should have made the catch. instead notre dame will down it at the one yard line. that doesn't make sense. >> mike: no. >> tom: two "scratch your head" plays.

highly entertaining game in the shamrock series as the irish try to remain unbeaten in the series with a tough game tonight against arizona state. everybody got their money's worth at at&t tonight. he is going to throw the ball. rees will throw it away. that stops the clock. 1:29. i'm scratching my head on that one. >> mike: i understand that you will probably get a one on one. i don't see the percentages there. ryan kelly isn't very happy with that. >> tom: now it's fourth down. arizona state still has a time-out in its pocket. >> mike: i don't get that at all. force them to burn that time-out. >> tom: brindza will punt. >> referee: false start, offense, number 23. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> mike: rocked a little bit. that really shouldn't hurt them because of field position. i hate to over em if a size. i don't know why you don't force them to use the last time-out. there is 1:29 left. >> tom: picked up the snap. a high towering punt. not that deep. they let it bounce. should have made the catch. instead notre dame will down it at the one yard line. that doesn't make sense. >> mike: no. >> tom: two "scratch your head"

to shut down the federal government to risk the full faith and credit of the united states to destroy or savage irish it is difficult to have a real conversation about what is working and what isn't. i hope when the politics died down we can have that conversation in the small business committee has an important role to ensure that this new law proves that it is affordable for employers and employees alike. thank you to the witnesses for appearing today in the of the corporate to this hearing. >> first of all, if committee members have an opening statement prepared i ask players submitted to the record. i will now explain the timing. each witness has five minutes to deliver your testimony. the light starts as green was one minute remaining it will turn yellow then it will turn red at the end of your five minutes a and try to keep within that time limit but certainly we will be lenient if you go over. the first witness is mr. keating serving as a chief economist at the small business entrepreneurship council a non-partisan advocacy organization headquartered in vienna virginia among his expertise is t

state. elsewhere, unrankeranked n ohra. wild cats have the lead. now the fighting irish would answer. before the half, tommy reeves and company. we're still waiting. he will find tj jones for an 8-yard touchdown. notre dame will go in to the locker room with a one-point lead. all is good. well, they have to play the second half of football. arizona state will come creeping back in this one. 27-20. let's go to the final on that one. 37-30 is notre dame is your winner. we're going to the nfl but will go outside the line. the nfl has a league that has named their truly iconic -- lom with bardi but the giants linebacker. he has a legacy of excellence that depositing beyond the day of football. our john henry smith has the story. >> he's been a linebacker. >> was it natural for me? >> a defensive tackle. >> there's some strength so they say and this year finally a defensive end. >> that's home. >> the thing that's always kept in the nfl is its versatility. one of the biggest things that drives him is the desire to live up to his family name it's a name in his family's native ug tpha* da an

highly entertaining game in the shamrock series as the irish try to remain unbeaten in the series with a tough game tonight against arizona stateody got their money's worth at at&t tonight. he is going to throw the ball. rees will throw it away. that stops the clock. 1:29. i'm scratching my head on that one. >> mike: i understand that you will probably get a one on one. i don't see the percentages there. ryan kelly isn't very happy with that. >> tom: now it's fourth down. arizona state still has a time-out in its pocket. >> mike: i don't get that at all. force them to burn that time-out. >> tom: brindza will punt. >> referee: false start, offense, number 23. five-yard penalty. fourth down. >> mike: rocked a little bit. that really shouldn't hurt them because of field position. i hate to over em if a size. i don't know why you don't force them to use the last time-out. there is 1:29 left. >> tom: picked up the snap. a high towering punt. not that deep. they let it bounce. should have made the catch. instead notre dame will down it at the one yard line. that doesn't make sense. >> mike: no. >> tom: two "scratch your head" plays.

irish economist david mcwilliams in dublin. so david good news for my own bed. well it started too soon arctic the good thing not least because existing b. i.m.f. e.u. troika bailout is regarded by the state or at least under ties and marketed by the state as being the sort of end of the crisis but. we will still be borrowing substantial amounts of money next year the growth rate of the economy hasn't increased in any material way i know typically exiting the bailout is only you only end up paying hedge funds by borrowing from pension funds because it means in proper english and clear english so my my sense is that what we have is a situation whereby in the last three years the irish government how was the opportunity to change the growth potential of the country to address some internal problems that we have with respect to give those in vested interests a trade union movements but ultimately did nothing so you know good. to repeat a great expression the irish establishment never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity and here's been one and so what we go we go back and issue bonds to. mention foams and to investors in london but it's hardly a sign of success what would you say tha

state. he was a progressive, even a visionary governor. one of his main causes as governor was education. particularly the education of irish catholic children in new york city. many of those children weren't going to school at all, because the public schools used protestant text and less warrant acceptable catholic parents. he was determined to see all children educated regardless of religion. i should mention here on this stage he was also a big fan of libraries. and believed that extending publishing library of new york new "new york, new yorkers" -- to bind the nation and the state together more closely. and me made himself famous in the north, and infamous in the south when he refused a request from the governor of virginia affiliate a brief period of walk he was elected senator and came to washington. his most famous speech as senator in 1850. arguing against what we know as the comprise of 1850. he was spes lecial against the idea that any part of the recently acquired territory in the west would become slave territory. a higher law than the constitution he declared. dead candidated that western territory of freedom.

viable to save us to law and it clearly states it's not positive law you know so people who don't know what that is i would be axin statute so our family because our irish history is used to oppression. from british forces from years ago and stuff like that so it's in trying to our constitution so i became quite famous from a video if anybody wants to see it on you tube it's called constitution holds share and we actually have a clip of that right now let's check it out on. the registrar gives the order yet he puts on the sheriff's house and tells you cold repossess the homes that i know you think that's fair that's right i'm lawful you know what i'm telling you it's not and i'm asking the guy the today told poll common law which they're sworn to do and this is not a common law now also under the constitution a man's house isn't viable on the constitution except as to law what law is the dismount break and that's a great idea though at the end of this quote you actually force the deputy sheriff to leave or why did you take this action and do you think if more people simply stood up their moral home foreclosures that we would see a change in policy yes y

states. i almost think the people that i grew up with. working class, middle class irish. italian.alled them. people that tip knew really well. when they came up and said i love this guy, reagan. be nice to him. really got to tip. really did. >> the lesson for today, when we see this congress struggling the way it is. this is the structure that -- that reagan was elected into. which is, house of representatives, of an opposing party. we saw it work back when you were working there for tip o'neill. >> without getting too enumerating it's in the book. first, tip respected the fact that reagan won big. he said, look you won all the states. we are going to respect you. you are going to get a honeymoon. when is the last time a politician got a honeymoon. your chief counselor said give him his schedule. up or down, fair square. no games. reagan got the program through the first year. fair vote. no games were played. secondly respect each other's titles. tip said the president of the united states. reagan had the best congressional relations team ever. he respected congress. tip said so.

irish team, every challenge is an opportunity. >> i see character. i see discipline. we've got a chance to be a champion. we are going to dallas to play notre dame. >> last week, red hot arizona state had a signature victory over usc, but the sun devils are approaching tonight looking to

state. his coach went on to lead the notre dame fighting irish. he told me i never found a team player.aying even when hurt. a former boehner spokesman says he's driven by a refusal to give up. >> we've seen john come back from trouble many, many times. he keeps chugging at it. he's a team builder, and because he's an eternal optimist, i think he can get up every day and go back to work in a very, very difficult circumstance. >> so now for boehner's constituents, the question is what he stands to gain in the shutdown? >> no, the last time they did it back in '96, you know, they didn't -- they're back in the same mess right now. >> reporter: outside the beltway, you get the sense that people aren't losing any sleep over is the impasse. a blaring headline about a shut down, but it's referring to the end of the season for the cincinnati reds baseball team that just lost their playoff game to the pirates. wolf? >> joe johns out there near cincinnati. thanks very much. >>> much next, we're watching the stakeout over the driveway, the west wing of the white house, and we anticipate they will

viable to save us to law and it clearly states it's not positive law you know so people who don't know what that is i would be axin statute so our family because our irish history is used to oppression. british forces from years ago and stuff like that so it's in trying to our constitution so i became quite famous from a video if anybody wants to see it on you tube it's called constitution holds share and we actually have a clip of that right now let's check it out. the registrar gives the order yes he puts on the sheriff's house and tells you go possess the homes that i do you think that's fair that's right i'm lawful you know what i'm telling you it's not an end of mass and the guy the today told told common law which star sworn to do and this is not a common law now also under the constitution a man's house isn't viable on the constitution except as to law what law is the dismount break in the city. at the end of this clip you actually force the deputy sheriff to leave or why did you take this action and do you think if more people simply stood up their moral home for foreclosures that we would see a change in policy yes you absolutely would because

state. coach jerry faust led the notre dame fighting irish. faust told me i never found a better team player. he always put his teammates first and insisted on playing even when hurt. former boehner spokesman said he's driven by a refusal to give up. >> we've seen john come back from trouble many, many times. he keeps chugging at it. he's a team builder, and because he's an eternal optimist i think he can get up every day and go back to work in a very, very difficult circumstance. >> reporter: so now for boehner's constituents, the question is, what he stands to gain in the shutdown. >> in 'the 6 when they reopened, they didn't prove anything or do anything else, we're back in the same mess right now. >> reporter: john boehner comes from one of the most republican districts in the state of ohio, so there are people here willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, but there are also republicans and democrats alike who are truly annoyed with both parties in washington and that includes the speakers of house. joe johns, cnn near cincinnati, ohi

acquiring of california by supporting his scotch-irish protÉge james cape polk for president in 1844 and recognize the annexation of texas and then led the united statesand to the mexican war in which we took california in the southwest. .. they were pent-up by the french and backed by the british alliance in the hudson valley. basically if you would keep the french out of the hudson valley we will keep those pesky interfering new england yankees out of your territory, too. of course that allianz ended with independence and they went back for the british which turned out to be a move even into canada. after independence knowing when the yankees were up for 200 years and the colonies by the way which almost nobody else settled because suddenly the new england yankees were telling you what to do if you settled so they stayed away. suddenly they surged westward. the people of upstate new york made a sort of providence of religious revival. the western reserve in northeast ohio where you could self to the crystal see the new england town greens and covered bridges and southern michigan which they settled going from buffalo and the steamer's selling out in

irish leader. >> french president francois hollande is meeting to coordinate a complete response to washington. this is now extremely intrears request embarrassing and angela merkel might have better from the united states. >> this summit was meant to focus on immigration and the economy. it's bem overwhelmed by the -- been overwhelmed by the controversy. the extent of the operation revealed by whistle blower edward snowden has shocked and angered politician he, it's already prompting calls for the suspension of eu -- u.s. coorption on certain data sharing. the u.s. will have to move swift 30 to calm the mood here. tim frend, al jazeera, brussels. >> , what isn't being said has drawn a lot of attention. mike viqueira is at the white house. good to see you. has the white house admitted to listening in on chancellor merkel? >> they have all but admitted it. they are saying they aren't doing it now, won't do it in the future. when asked whether it had been done in the past, jay carney dodged the question. president obama has had to make two phone calls or take two phone calls from historic allies, angela merkel yesterday and where francois hollande. here's a little bit more that jay carn carney had to say

irish guys fight it out, who thought they disagreed. but could deal. they could deal. >> gentlemen. we will drink a toast to the president of the united statese said to, how do you like, before he died, how do you like the new guys? he said, you know what people are better, the system is worse. new people are more educated, more honest, not stealing money out the back door. >> not getting anywhere. >> they don't know how to deal with each other. >> when i say looking back, it being through a golden filter, was it really more bipartisan? it seemed that way? >> every day -- donnybrook. i was going to call it donnybrook. wait a minute, that is not interesting. always fighting. what's interesting, these guys did deal with social security. did honor a honeymoon. got together on tax reform. and they also -- you know, basically that was northern ireland secretly. began the good friday talks. the two guys did it. tip wrote reagan and said i will never tell this to anybody. would you got to thatcher. we have to move. thatcher had been bombed at the party conference. didn't like the i.r.a. tip didn't like the i.r.a. you know i know from our background

state. his coach is a legend in ohio who went on to lead the notre dame fighting irish. better team player. he always put his teammates ahead of him and insisted driving when hurt. >> we have seen john come back from trouble many, many times. he keeps chugging at it. he's a team builder and because he is an eternal optimist, i think he can get up every day and go back to work in a very, very difficult circumstance. >> reporter: for boehner's constituents, the question is what he stands to gain in the shutdown. >> now did it back in '96 is when they reopened, you know? didn't improve anything or do anything else. they are back in the same mess right now. >> reporter: john boehner comes from one of the most republican districts in the state of ohio so there are people here willing to give him the benefit of the doubt but republicans and democrats alike who are truly annoyed with both parties in washington and that includes the speaker of the house. joe johns, cnn, near cincinnati, ohio. >>> a hors terrific trash on a tennessee highway and eight are dead this morning. this

irish leader >> i always use this phone. >> the white house gave it's latest response. >> we're not going to comment on every alleged activity. as a matter of policy, we have made it clear that the united statesathers tremendous of the type gathered by all nations >> the president of france, his country, the national security spying meeting with his german counterpart to make a accord neated response to washington. u.s. ambassadors have already been called in. this is now extremely embarrassing and damaging. a rift between the united states and europe, the like of which has not been seen in recent years. angela merkel grew up under a regime that spied as a matter of course. she might have expected better from the united states. this summit is meant to focus on immigration and the economy. western governments always knew that the u.s. was watching it's citizens, but the extent of the operation, by whistle blower, edward snowden, that shocked and angered politicians. it's already prompting calls for the suspension of eu-us cooperation on certain data sharing. they will have to move swivel to calm it here. >> the german chancellor said that members of the european union are asking for separate t

states. but they played in the world series four times in my lifetime. it's my remarkable. irish i remember 2004. it got to the eighth inning and 2,000 more than this outside of the ballpark. they opened the gates and let all the people in so they could watch the red sox in. cardinals are the only team that would do that. >> all right. also with us this morning in new york we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated, donny deutsch. and former communications director for president george w. bush nicole wallace is in new york and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman, harold ford jr. and in washington "new york times" reporter jeremy peters. >> thank you all for coming in. now we'll go back to talking about baseball. we got some stuff to talk about. we got the president obviously his approval ratings are lower. we were here to see the president. >> on location. >> health care reform. only reason we're here. also kathleen sebelius gave testimony yesterday. it was interesting. >> it was. the problems with the health care roll out along

irish whiskey turn around backwards flip? what is it called? >> yeah, where they put the subsidiary -- but did you see when the cfo was there, who pays the most taxes of any company in the united statesse. iphone 5c has seen discounting. walmart and radioshack the latest to cut prices. you didn't do this? >> i did not. >> any comments? >> yeah, there's very little revenue growth and they've done what they can do to make the numbers work. >> 20 years of revenue growth. >> but that's the whole market. >> goldman downgraded toll brothers, by the way. >> okay. it's called a double irish with a dutch sandwich. >> former economic council advisers chairman, that's you, by the way, and phil lebeau's going to take a spin in a cadillac hopes to be the next big thing in self-driving cars. "squawk box" returns after this. it's as simple as this. at bny mellon, our business is investments. managing them, moving them, making them work. we oversee 20% of the world's financial assets. and that gives us scale and insight no one else has. investment management combined with investment servicing. bringing the power of investments to people's lives. invested in the world. bny mellon. ♪ "first day of my